yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
Sorry for my bad English :D I suggested to add a wireless driver which supports the monitor-mode and packet injection (its used for Example for the aircrack-ng tools) :D The normal Android versions don't support this (i already wrote one for android so i know that it is possible! There is another "official" project which does the same (bcmon.blogspot.de)). I think that wold be a change which makes the ubuntu touch for the GT-I9100 very attractive for all the "freaks" out there like penetration testers and so on (I already got the whole metasploit framework working on ubuntu touch and i think the same is possible with many other tools). Every freak (like me :D ) dreams of a smartphone with his favorite os ubuntu and all the tools and possibilities ubuntu provides. The monitor mode is a really useful tool for analysis. :laugh: If you have questions just ask me :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IconRunner:
Awesome! Since Android is so similar, shouldn't it be easy to port it over to run on Ubuntu? I take it that is what you're saying.

(Your english is fine by the way :).)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
Ok if I have time, i will try to port the bcmon-code for ubuntu touch (it's opensource and much better then my :D ).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxWallstedt:
I just saw this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43550444&postcount=483

and tested on our device, and by following the mentioned guide

(https://plus.google.com/100264483712374857174/posts/3o1tjYo9Ghx), 3g started working!

Calls/SMS however are still not working for some reason.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beckzz:
wow nice, thats more than i expected in this short period of time! thx a lot, and pls keep up the good work!

Grz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vladimirheroj:
I think now its just a metter of time to get calls and sms on the road ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beratalp:
amazing

I think Ubuntu Touch Team will release a way for call/sms functionality to porting non-nexus devices before 13.10 stable release.

PS: Sorry for too bad English :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Something is happening on ubuntu front page, we got a countdown. "4 days The line where two surfaces meet" came up last night. I hope...:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] biepurity:
yep, I hope that a good news...;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
do regular "sudo apt-get update&&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and then "sudo reboot" from phone`s terminal. We got new stuff every day.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hasanarbab:
Just do the magic guys.

Come on guys, you are already a hero and just need to become immortals. hundred of thousands of people like myself are enthusiastically waiting for Ubuntu to port on their S2s. You guys have not worked hard but the hardest you could do. we already love you for that. Just do the magic and make it happen perfect. we know you can do it. You can make our S2s to dial calls and throw SMSs. Do it lads, you are war heros.

PS: just the buck up words for dev team and appreciation to their hard work. :) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blizzari:
When i try to ADB Push the files it says read only file system how do i fix that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxWallstedt:
You can remount a partition as read-write with this command (assuming you are pushing files to /data):

adb shell mount -o rw,remount /data

When you're done, remount it as read-only again:

adb shell mount -o ro,remount /data
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
You need to get root permission. Try "sudo passwd" set your root password and then "su" to get root. ;) and set permission to file or make a copy. But it wont start it say connection not supported by ofono, nmcli dev says \ril_0 gsm disconnected. ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blizzari:
Oh thanks, btw the fstab is uncofigured why?￿
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
I also forgot to mention when i try to call my phone the screen turns on but nothing. It is ringing on callers side but nothing on other side. I think we need to look .conf files from nexus devices ofono.conf and NetworkManager.conf ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shail00:
Any mirror for "saucy-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip" ..The Link provided in the first post does not seems to work.,

Checked the source web page also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/i9100 the link there also not having this zip file.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/ ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
Hey, :D

I have a little problem compiling the project myselfe*I allways get this error:

no rule to make target '//out/target/product/i9100/ubuntu-boot.img

obviously I'm blind, because I'm net able to find the error*:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxWallstedt:
I have not pushed the commits yet that fixes this problem, but you can apply them yourself in the meanwhile.

These are the changes that are needed:

https://github.com/Gerrett84/ubuntu...mmit/2d4f27c5839b1f1923e29e3db364240dc14734a5

https://github.com/Gerrett84/ubuntu...mmit/5bfd4f874237a4de6726d0fa3b562f6deb21c796

These changes where made by [MENTION=3788773]Gerrett[/MENTION] for the GT-N7000 device, which uses pretty much the same sources that we use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LisekDH:
Ubuntu touch looks very nice. It`s possible to use it like a stable OS?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gertlily:
Yes it will be. But not at this moment..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blinoff82:
Reserved..

I am a big fan of Ubuntu, but so far I could use an operating system only on the desktop. Tell me, is it possible to work here in the terminal as the desktop version?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Terminal works;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blinoff82:
Tell me please, applications for Android are suitable for Ubuntu Touch? Or they have to be downloaded from any repository?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IconRunner:
Android apps don't run on Ubuntu (yet). There is serious talk of building a (something) that allows this as both are Linux based, but nothing like that exists now.

Ubuntu has it's own app store but since the OS is brand spanking new there isn't a whole lot out there yet. Bear in mind this is still a pre-beta developer preview and they're updating and adding things as we speak.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elitevet:
Wouldn't that something be the whole Android Framework including the Dalvik VM? What would be the point of using Ubuntu then?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] juanono:
This
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxWallstedt:
It's been a week since I posted here, and there's been some great development since then (no, calls/sms are still not working)

Firstly, the method of installing Ubuntu Touch described HERE is about to work for ports as well. You can try it out by executing:

$ bzr branch lp:~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change
$ cd flash_change
$ ./phablet-flash community --device i9100

Make sure that your device is connected via USB and that adb is working before trying to do this! Remember also to do a nandroid backup in recovery before flashing.

Secondly, after yesterday's porting clinic on irc, the new container model, the "flipped image", is starting to work for the i9100, mainly thanks to Oliver Grawert (ogra_ on irc). It's still much buggier than the current image, and it hangs after a while and when you try to reboot it boots to a black screen, so I won't upload a build until it's somewhat usable. I will however try to push the code soon and update the build instructions.

cheers everyone!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beratalp:
With that image, will call/sms work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oliverfigueiredo:
Really? I mean.. Really?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elitevet:
It's OK, dude... Another year on XDA and you'll get used to it ;)

sent from CM powered SGS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jurix:
can ubuntu touch dual boot 4.1.2 stock rom or different rom on i9100 ?

i'm sorry for my bad english.

please answer my question..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mauriicio21:
Kernel not support

Enviado de meu GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fatduckling:
Does calls/sms work?

Does calls/sms work? if not, is there a fix? thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gertlily:
Really dude, just really!?

Please learn to read before asking the most stupid questions...

Bye,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elitevet:
There's something wrong with your suggestion. You should ask him to read INSTEAD of posting most stupid questions, don't you think?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DragondDev:
There's something wrong with your English, as well as the fact that he was asking a rhetorical question, as not expecting an answer, which is the general question you were referring to. This renders your argument is invalid.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liawim:
Discuss somewhere else please....keep this thread clean...;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dagingerninja:
Help development

Hi there,

I am new to xda and I hope I am posting this in the correct place.

I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. I was wondering:

1. Is help needed in the dev process of getting Ubuntu Touch running a little better on i9100?

2. Where could I find some stuff that would help me get started?

And lastly even if help is not needed I would like to have a dev environment set-up so that I can play around with Ubuntu Touch anyway.

Thanks a lot!

And great work so far!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ph87:
I think help is everytime welcome!

There are only a devs which are working at this atm! But those have done a great job!!!

I'm not a dev, so maybe someone from them could help you more!

I only know that on the Ubuntu homepage are some tuts or so...

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IconRunner:
Welcome to XDA!

1: Yes, Ubuntu Touch is a community project and we can use all the help we can get!

2: If you're not familiar with Linux, do some reading on basic filesystem commands (cd, rm, ls, pwd...) and find a filesystem chart. Tying in to your next question, if you want to jump into the Linux world, partition your hard drive and dual-boot Ubuntu. It's required to have a Linux OS if you want to develop for Touch, and this is the best starting point. There are a ton of guides and tutorials out there on how to set this up. After that, try making your own build by following the tutorial on the Touch website (Porting Guide). That's where I started at least :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dagingerninja:
Cool!

Yeah, I guessed as much and so I got the basics of Linux and have got Ubuntu running on a computer at home. (Set Ubuntu up last weekend)

I will give the build a go this weekend and if that is successful I will probably bug you guys again asking about development environments and recommendations about that.

Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
~~ Edited
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beratalp:
Tried again. System settings app can read IMEI and call forwarding setting from SIM, also data connection works. Sound setting didn't work but I'm trying to get a workaround :D For calls/SMS; I've found this blueprint https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-telephony-stack but there isn't any information about RIL on unsportted devices. Maybe this:

I don't know much about telephony but I can help. Also installing on cm10.2 didn't worked for me.

Thanks for your great work :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsystem1:
You do sound like Kyle Broflovski.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Has someone tried this. http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net/msg02660.html
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beratalp:
Trying. But if works, calls are useless for us because of sound is very low and unchangable.

Edit: Workaround didn't work. I did a dist-upgrade then maliit and some of the indicators removed. Also after dist-upgrade, all of the applications are running smoother than Android :P Getting back to CM10.2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Sound is wery low on speaker during media playback (maybe missing codec-plugin...), however calls are not working so we can`t test the sound of incoming calls.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cudziak:
When it is planned to premiere this system on Sgs2? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wishm:
I think that this will never happen. Until there is support for cellular networks, it all sucks. Have an operating system on the phone that does not allow the mobile network just like to have a brick on the table. I have been working in one of the major companies in Slovenia, which deals with mobile applications for various platforms, including trying to develop applications for ubuntu, but this is not possible due to disabled support for mobile networks.

Sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IconRunner:
Support is coming my friend! Remember this is still a pre-alpha. They released it so we can port it to our devices and report bugs. Canonical is still working on getting cell to work across the board (currently works on non-simlocked cards) but I'm really not sure why they put this on the back burner. Getting calls/SMS operational is far more important than tweaking the engine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huwande1acruz:
Hi! Can anyone here extract the battery and signal icons on the statusbar of ubuntu? Thanks! Have a great day guys!

espor!i9505
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beratalp:
ubuntu's sound system just updated. can anyone try it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Is someone working on flipped images ? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/PortingFlippedInProgress

Also https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/1221254 Kill HAL for good!:victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ngvhoang96:
need offical now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alb3rtt:
Wow. Just Wow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ngvhoang96:
and with call/sms bugs? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sagarchalise:
Dual Booting in Dorimanx Kernel

Hi guys,

Is there any way I can get this running with dual boot.

I used RC of cyanogenmod 10.1 as well as 10.2 but the issue is with graphics and blank screen. The hardware key blinks so I guess its booting.

Has anyone got this running in dual boot ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gertlily:
Dualboot is not possible. Asked and answered many times...

Bye,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zavorrax:
This is, imvho, the main difficulty in development and testing, at least on this early phase.

a lot of people would like to try ubuntu but have just one device which they need for daily usage.

Being able to dual boot would allow then to play with ubuntu and then easily switch to cm to receive calls or watsapp to their friends

Z

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gertlily:
Hi,

For me this is also the biggest issue. If I had a second i9100 then I was able to develop. But now I need my phone.

And to be fair I dont know anything about how to make it dualboot.

Bye,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Yes and a lot of people would like if these questions aren`t asked 1000001 times. Please let`s work together on porting those flipped images, we may have progress in that persistent gsm/ril problem.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] colapro:
Thanks for your work!

Is this being updated? Is this the latest version of Ubuntu Touch?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
I think they switched to flipped images since 12 July.:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] colapro:
What does that mean?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Older images are non flipped (ubuntu on top of android) newer are flipped (android on top of ubuntu) so little bit different when it comes to porting.;)

Now there is new porting guide for flipped images.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] colapro:
Okay thanks for the explanation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aurelien.earth:
Do you have a link for how to test theses new flipped images please? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Those images need to be ported. I will try to port it for weekend when i make some space on hdd.:p

If someone is interested in porting here is the guide https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaZoid:
Latest news Ubuntu Touch official release will be ready in a couple of weeks

Nexus devices can start testing pre- stable now

So how long would it take to get everything working for the i9100 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] doctor_droid:
Good question my friend :) but this one has no answer :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
Forever unless someone here on xda fugures out how to call those proprietary drivers on our device. If you cant wait buy a Nexus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shark13012:
Any news ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jbseal:
Probably only after 17 October when the official release of Ubuntu Touch comes out for Nexus devices, and then someone can start porting it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shark13012:
OK, that's what I thought ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lastbronx:
Nice to see development around. I am waiting for official ubuntu release. It seems that Very soon Galaxy S2 will join family of " phablet-flash‘able " devices :D along with Nexus devices.

Thanx OP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] EttyN:
Testing Ubuntu Touch for myself now, it's great to see all the main aspects of the OS on display, makes it worth tolerating small bugs and missing features. Am impressed by the overall stability, but will stick to CyanogenMod 10.1 as my daily driver until Ubuntu Touch is more finely ported. Definitely considering Ubuntu Touch once it's stable though :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jensenjr:
out of beta!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TrollinGod:
I hope someone will port it fast :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
Port port port

Cant wait till someone ports it!!come on!!:laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kasais:
17.10

Ubuntu touch OS

Where r u?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlino 64:
ancora niente?

i'm waiting:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zarl0ck:
We are all waiting patiently. :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cudziak:
Today's beta version is only the nexus or the Sgs 2 also? Sory for my english.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ph87:
Only for Nexus devices...

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haralampije2:
As I stated before there is nothing different with stable release, it stil needs to be ported. Fragmentation of android devices and different specs makes it hard for them to focus on non nexus ports. Jono Bacon said that Canonical is supporting only nexus devices, and other devices are going to be XDA comunity released ports . They don`t have interest in non nexus devices. So we have to roll up our sleeves and code harder.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jpeg725:
Yeah, I was going to say there are far more people in this thread waiting on updates than people digging their noses into code. Unfortunately, I don't have time for that, but for the rest I subscribed to the thread to get updates, instead of posting "is it done yet?" from time to time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Razerc:
This is probably a stupid question because I have little to no knowledge how Android works under the hood. But just out of curiosity, what causes the difficulty in getting the phone/sms drivers into the Ubuntu? Do they have to be found and extracted from some sort of Samsung's proprietary blob of code?

Anyway, excellent work so far! I wish I could help but my coding and code reading skills are at very primitive level.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
calls/sms

did someone find the solution for the Calls/MMs issue, i really like the OS but we need it fully working so we can use it as a daily driver..

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
Ok, i tryed porting the flipped image :D but i habe a little problem: when i compile the project it complayns about that there is no rule to make target android-boot.img so i changed the name of the kernel image in the makefiles to android-boot.img and then the build successed :D but when i try to install the zip-file it complains about the missing ubuntu-boot.img (how the kernel image was called before flipping) so i tryed copy the android-boot.img in the zip-file and renamed it to ubuntu-boot.img and now the installation successed :D but its not booting :/ the recovery is working :D where do i get the ubuntu-boot.img from?

(Sorry for my bad english)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kasais:
Ich glaube du musst warten bis nach dem booting ,,Das dauert etwas.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lasic.2000:
Thanks for porting :)

This is english forum, please speak english

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100 przy użyciu Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
No, it stucks in boot loop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kasais:
Sorry .. just it was without intention.

---------- Post added at 11:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:39 PM ----------

Ok.. then for more infos take a look here

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/i9100

I suggest to make the wipes from recovery.

Then restart and wait..

Or re-flashing the Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] susimsu:
That's not the problem :D

The problem is (as i wrote) that i don't know where to get the ubuntu-boot.img :D since they flipped ubuntu and android the android-kernel is the android-boot.img :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lasic.2000:
Gentlemen, for all cost we need help Mr. Susimsu help for port.! Maybe this help, at the bottom si something about uilding image https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

EDIT. Gonna try to contact Codeworkx or Xplodwild

Sent from my GT-I9100

NeatROM - Eminem - Parkour

Forever
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leapfrogg:
Sorry for my ignorant question. Is my understanding correct that the only port we have is from April?

I don't need it as a daily driver so calls and sms are not a issue. However I get a Blank screen in several apps/settings and other bugs... it seems more doesn't work than does on my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lasic.2000:
Yeah, You're propably correct

Sent from my GT-I9100

NeatROM - Eminem - Parkour

Forever
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxWallstedt:
Hi everyone!

I've updated the OP with my flipped port and links to the "stable" release from canonical.

Audio no longer works, could be because of this. I would appreciate if someone could take a look into it, as I have very litte time to do so at the moment.

Another problem is black screen after you reboot the device. I've posted a temporary solution in the OP.

Calls/SMS/3G seems to be still not working, with very little hope so far.

The OS is looking prettier and is slightly more stable than before, so please try it out!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lasic.2000:
Gonna try soon. Maybe today. But people'd be pissed of if i wouldn't answer SMS or call.

Downloading

Sent from my GT-I9100

NeatROM - Eminem - Parkour

Forever

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:25 PM ----------

Just to confirm:

- flash CM 10.1 ( JB 4.2.2)

- NANDROID backup

Optionally check md5 of these 2:

- flash armel

- flash armhf

- reboot and boot set up

- try to enable 3g

Thanks for help

Sent from my GT-I9100

NeatROM - Eminem - Parkour

Forever
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abtekk:
Hi max. Congrats on the update. Nice work.

Do we know what's causing the SMS/Call issue? If we knew what was wrong we could work up a fix.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] murattiy:
hi . same problem n7000 .please give solution for black screen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] julle131:
Really? How about reading the message he posted?

Another problem is black screen after you reboot the device. I've posted a temporary solution in the OP.

Here... you are welcome:

Sensorservice problem after reboot

solve by running:

$ adb shell
$ android-chroot
$ sensorservice &