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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Aldokazer:
Trying it now, gonna add custom launcher and will use it for a day. If its really good, this goes for my daily. :D ;)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Lol have fun with it, you cannot cal, go on internet, use gps, use bluetooth or wifi hahahaha. when the rom is installed your phone is only able to show some apps, but that's it :P

No phone.apk, bluetooth.apk, browser.apk (browser libs), and so go on. this rom isn't meant for daily use. it's just a empty rom where developers can put their creative idea's in :p
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Aldokazer:
That is okay. Lol. I can install the phone.apk frm cm9/cm10 rite?. And, no browser will work without libs? BTW, 33mb is f***ing awesome.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Ok lol, it's at your own risk, but everything should work, but not phone.apk from cm9, it's android 2.3.7 so you need the one from CM7. and for the browser you need browser.apk and /system/lib/libwebcore.so

And yes I must admit that 33mb is pretty awesome, and very healty for your phone. lol I wonder what the battery life will be. totally awesome probably ^^
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Aldokazer:
Care to post the phone.apk? Finding that old cm7 build and then downloading the whole thing just for some files is a pain in the arse. And yes, the build is very smooth, battery is quite wonderful too (about 4% after super heavy usage in an hour).
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Attached Phone.apk and TelephonyProvider.apk, they are from the old cm7.2 build (which were ported and not compiled for ariesve)

Here's an old build I made (which really is for ariesve). http://www.mediafire.com/?onaahfp4wmvifxi.

And good to hear that, I don't know if it uses the i8150 gpu libs, if not you could add those for extra optimization, also I think that the kernel uses smartassV2 as default gov which is good (for performance and battery). Let me know how this firmware feels when really using it :P (i've only done testing so far)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Sot0:
Here you go :silly:

Edit: Oh no too slow :(

Edit 2: Btw what is the working/not working list in the build you posted, brood? :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] edisile:
I guess this will be my base when i'll try to compile my first ROM... It's gonna take while, though. I don't have enough knowledge.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Yes i was first, but it's no problem :D, better 2x then 0x

Well to be honest it's up to the user what he wants, basically everything works when just adding the right apks (or other related files).

So cannot make a list of it, basically nothing (other then the core functions as showing apps etc) works, so it's a do it yourself rom. stripped to the very bare bone, making an awesome small rom :p

hehe, got to love futurama ^^

It's a nice base for a gingerbread rom, but only for gingerbread, of course I will also make ICS and JB barebone packages :D (But they won't be this small)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] alireza7991:
@ BroodPlank

thanks a lot for this awesome project

could you please make this to load on ram ? becuase of tiny size , it can be loaded on ram and then we should see a thunder rom !!!! then we should eat s4 :)

such as tinycore linux distro !
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Sot0:
No sorry, i meant the CM7 alpha build which you posted ;)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
No problem, and isn't that just the dalvik heap size? If you make it less mb you will have more ram free. if you take more heapsize it will be constantly in ram, but im not sure about this theory. It's not really loading in the ram. but it's cached for sure

Ah, yes the only thing that wasn't working correctly was the sound, but it's easily fixed by replacing all the files with "audio" in it's name /system/etc and the libs from dspmanager in /system/lib/dsp/ (take them from an other cm7 build)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] drifter94:
broodplank still keeping it up! high five lol i guess this project will be good for mounting linux on top. so you'll have plenty of free ram and no extra services to make the experience slow (here comes the need to dual-boot two roms : yours and a "normal" one with all the necessary libs)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
That will stay like that for years and years :), and funny that you talk about dual boot, I was thinking about this concept: the main app is launched and lets you choose the rom you want to boot, since it's soo small it doesn't really care if there is another rom on top. or maybe even 2 if they share some symlinked files to save loads of space, there are so many possibilities actually.

lol this kinda spices my perspective on dual boot up. since I had never thought a rom could be this small, I didn't saw this as a possible solution, but now it is:eek:

Guess I will have a new project again soon lol, first continuing broodROM JB and Barebone builds for now, I first want to master the dependencies of the system, and what exactly does what, then it's much easier to build a dual boot system on top of that.

Also when just having 2 regular buttons in the home app and you press one, the rom could be prepared in just seconds, and be ready to boot, since there are almost zero resources loaded in the system everything goes like a train with butter all over it XD

Damn don't want to give myself to many new idea's or I don't sleep another night because of coding lolz :cool: * (when I discover something i always wanted to know i automatically can't sleep for the whole night until i have a initial test release :P)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] sapsa:
If only someone could build gsm/sms support on this. we would have a dumb phone with extrem battery life. :) just to phone and send/recive sms
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Add Phone.apk, TelephonyProvider.apk, MMS.apk, that's all probably.it will make your radio functional as far as I know. testing can be done with the command "radiooptions" it controls the modem of your phone

root@android:/ # radiooptions
Usage: radiooptions [option] [extra_socket_args]
0 - RADIO_RESET,
1 - RADIO_OFF,
2 - UNSOL_NETWORK_STATE_CHANGE,
3 - QXDM_ENABLE,
4 - QXDM_DISABLE,
5 - RADIO_ON,
6 apn- SETUP_PDP apn,
7 - DEACTIVE_PDP,
8 number - DIAL_CALL number,
9 - ANSWER_CALL,
10 - END_CALL
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Ubuntu-i9001:
so brood i can say that this ROM can be used as phone only no other thing it is great for business .

our battery is so big compering to the old Nokia phones that could mean greater battery life.

( Awesome )

Edit: Oh brood i just read the whole thread and overall you deserve 200K thx
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] sapsa:
This Rom can be used for anything. Its like embed linux. It run the thing you made it run - nothing more. That way you call it bare bone :) You can run is as a dedicated wifi router (you dont need gsm and luchners/nfc/hdmi/3d acceleration for that) just a terminal interface :)

or you can make it seed box or radio (only radio player) or MP3 PLAYER ! that is awsome idea, the interface of rockbox :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rickvrolings:
So actually these roms arent good for daily use. It can only be used as a sort linux thing not?

I was wondering. If you can make an 50 mb rom with everything working? (Wifi, calls, possible to install gapps)

Btw, sorry if allready asked, i didnt had time to read the whole thread.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Yes that's very true, if I would make a real business edition rom for example it would be a uber battery friendly one.

This base of all base roms is potential in many possible ways.

Yep idd, you know what it's for :) and idd haha running it as a dedicated wifi router would be even possible. and you've got some nice ideas! ^^, really anything is possible on this blank rom. The only limitation is the creativity :P

Well yes and no, it depends on what you want with it, as it comes it supports almost nothing but when adding just apks you already enable features. but installing gapps will greatly increase its size, you can make a lite version of gapps tho, with only the market.

So actually anything is possible as long as you add it. but I'm not the one who will be making all that since I will manage this barebone base only, all other things are up to the user. Ill make a short dev guide on this soon :cool:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] markey97:
I already said that you're a genius, didn't I? :cool:

I hope you get it smaller and even a bit better than now :good:

i think I will make a AROMA version of this ROM where you can choose which features you want and which not. And I will add some other stuff, but then in another extra zip. :D

And other users can tell me what they want to have in it, like special features, apps, scripts, etc... :highfive:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Ubuntu-i9001:
I think you can do it for the important things like camera-phone-sms-etc or you can say aosp things or the main functions
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
That's a good plan, making an aroma version ^^ good thinking:good:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] BzArEx:
Odp: [Project]Android Barebone Packages (ABP) (Current record: 33mb)

Android 2.3.7 am I something missing? Is there proper CM7? Lastly I saw a little bit messy (but functioning) port. Great idea anyway.

It may be cool to see pure command line rom based on cm10 with usb otg. So geeky :P
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
Well, there are several CM7 builds, I think my build was the latest build. (it's 100% compiled from source) it had some small issues (in call volume is always 100% if i remember correctly) or it was fixed, don't know. anyways, you can download it here: http://www.mediafire.com/?onaahfp4wmvifxi

And thanks, there is a ICS and JB version on the way ;) ^^, the initial ICS version is now 50mb. I will make a JB version also soon. And what you say "command line rom",that also possible, by just having a full screen terminal emulator as launcher (home screen) :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
AW: [Project]Android Barebone Packages (ABP) (Current record: 33mb)

Hey brood, you should open a new thread for cm7!

It runs very good here! Unfortunetly i cant test Calling volume now because i dont want to annoy anyone at this late time :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rickvrolings:
Well. I know for sure that in call volume isnt working (not able to change volume). I used cm7 by brood some time ago. But he lowered the in call volume a bit. Sounds better.

Also wifi thetering isnt working, you have to use an 3rd party app for that.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Lim Wee Huat:
Every device should have a barebone ROM.. Nice work!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
hmm i don't know if i still want to put time in that. im developing for JB mostly now (and a bit ics) and not for GB anymore, sorry, but if someone wants to continue it, be my guest xd

that would be nice as an alternative besides stock idd. and Thanks :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Sot0:
AW: [Project]Android Barebone Packages (ABP) (Current record: 33mb)

What about the audio in general in broods build? He said there where problems, is that right?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
General audio is working ok I believe, it's the incall volume that is locked for some reason. I locked it at 50% I remember, which is better then 100%, but still not able to be changed.

By just replacing the audio libraries you will probably fix it (I was searching for the audio_effects.conf file, but it seems to be only used from cm9 and up.) but you will need to find them first:p. I don't remember if mazens builds had this bug, but if it hadn't you can easily copy his libs (/libs/soundfx) to my build and you have a great chance that it will work
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
Jup, i made a call right now, its ok but not perfect. But usable :good:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tomixdev:
AW: [Project]Android Barebone Packages (ABP) (Current record: 33mb)

actually, this "rom" could be easily "ported" to any phone just by deleting the right files, no?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
well it doesn't have to be ported, the device just needs a working aosp/cm build and then you can remove the same files by trial and error.:good:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rickvrolings:
Hey, i just took a look at this project, and indeed it has alot of potential. But what i find very difficult is the fact that i dont know what most of the lib files mean.

So i was thinking, maybe you (with some help from people who know more about these things than me) could tell what the lib files are for the mean functions. Like:

Wifi, data, working gpu, working gps, advanced wifi tethering and how to install these.

Sent from my awesome i9001

**press thanks if i helped**
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] android_smiley:
Yes please, I am very intersted in more advanced stuff like this and I think a lot of other android newbies too.

--> It should be placed in the Wiki of our i9001 :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] broodplank1337:
This is actually the thing:

All libs are kept except libwebcore.so (this is the largest removable lib and is responsible for the web engine)

All functions just work on the rom, the gpu, the wifi, the bluetooth, 3d, egl, you name it. it's just not directly accessable

For the apks it's just, when you add it, the functionality becomes available, easy as that.

Putting Phone.apk + TelephonyProvider.apk would enable SIM/Call Ability/3g

Putting Bluetooth.apk would enable bluetooth..

and so on. you can have a look in this barebone cm list that i found after creating the project :silly:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Barebones

Anyways, I'm secretly making a AOSP based manifest to compile barebone roms (jb) from source ^^
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] DreamerTKM:
Too bad....not a secret anymore brood....keep up good work and thanks :D:D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rickvrolings:
Hey, i wanted to install an app from sdcard, but it said that installing from sdcard is blocked. but there is no settings app...

also, when using root explorer i cant mount system as r/w so i cant install any app without adb. and i lost my usb cable :(. any toughts?

EDIT: Rooted te rom, now mounting as r/w works. i can handel it from here. sorry for spam
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpacleb85:
So I did some searching and didn't really come across anything useful. I just picked up an HDMI cable for my 80 G9(1gb ram, SSD model) and whenever I plug it into my tv, it gets registered as 720p. From my understanding these tablets are supposed to have 1080p HDMI output, or at the very least upscale to 1080p. Initially I thought maybe it was a problem with the cable so I double checked and it handles resolution up to 1440p, so 1080 shouldn't be a problem.

Is anyone else getting 720p registered when they plug their tablet into their TV? I think I can kind of rule out the TV as it runs the DVD player at 1080p.. one topic suggested a problem with the aspect ratio and that might be something to look into, however, I do not know why this thing only registers at 720.. it's rather annoying as I went out and got this cable to run xbmc on it while I wait for the archos TV connect to come out :laugh:
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
It will run at 1080 only when playing a 1080 video with the Archos video player, the rest of the time it's 720.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpacleb85:
Thank you for your response.. I guess that I will just have to deal with it until the archos tv connect comes out. At least I have confirmed that my tablet's hardware can run xbmc and stream movies.. which the archos TV connect has the same specs as the 80 G9 turbo, but runs at 1080p all of the time..
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielz04:
Hey guys,

Im new to the forum but ive been following quietly for a while. I thought id make my first post, a new thread because ive been having an issue which i dont know is common or not but has been killing me for the past 4 days and i havent been able to find a solution.

BASICALLY,

My MicroSD 64GB (Master UHS-1 Class 10) has all of a sudden decided not to work on me and here is the problem.

First let me establish a few things.

-> MicroSD reads on any computer (im running mac)

-> MicroSD was formatted on my Xperia Z and has been working for the last 3 weeks

-> I have ejected the MicroSD several times without properly unmounting it from the phone (being honest)

-> Files can be read and copied onto the computer

-> Files can be copied onto the MicroSD but once ejected from the computer and reinserted, the files disappear. Its as if the files that are existing on the MicroSD are locked there forever.

-> Files can be deleted and do appear to have been deleted, however once the MicroSD is reinserted into the computer, (Via usb or SD reader), the files just appear again.

Problems:

-> I am trying to format the MicroSD using Disk Utlilty on Mac but to no avail. i have tried every single option and i have even used SD formatter 3.1 which is a third party program. On mac, all i get is an error saying "Mac OSX was unable to repair the disk" -"you can still open or copy files on the disk, but you cant save changes to files on the disk. Back up the disk and reformat as soon as you can."

-> windows gives me the same error. in windows format. I can do exactly the same i.e copy and paste files onto the MicroSD which disappear, i can delete files which reappear and when i attempt to format using even MS-DOS's "DiskPart" utility, which is supposed to be epic, it still does not work..

I just want to reformat the disk and kill everything on it and return it back to normal.

Ive looked at so many searches and read so many web pages, forums, blogs, everything but i could not find a solid solution. Nothing Works.

MY FINAL PROBLEM!!

Once the Micro SD is placed into the Xperia Z, a message pops up saying "preparing micro SD card.. Checking Errors" This message DOES NOT disappear for hours. ive had it on for half a day and it drained my battery to 26% before i realised that it was killing my battery. it was on standby aswell. I have an old 2GB microsd which i used and the message pops up for about 1 second before it disappears.

This is my problem. I cant use the MicroSD on my Xperia Z anymore. The phone just wont read it. It will prepare it for the next century.

If anyone has any suggestions to how i can get these haunted files off my MicroSD and get it back in working order id really appreciate your help!!

Thanks!!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benziii:
FAT32, NTFS or exFAT?

Running stock or rooted?

I'm running third party software (paragon), and using NTFS.

17gb bluray movie worked without stuttering, and overall seems stable.

I'm rooted.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielz04:
Thanks benziii for your reply!

My Xperia Z is rooted and with unlocked bootloader. I think it may have something to do with corrupted files? because of removing the MicroSD without unmounting it all the time perhaps? or i really dont know.

By the way its formatted as MS-DOS (FAT) at the moment =/ cant seem to do anything still. or change it.

Tired formatting in different format with no luck

& im trying to get access to a windows computer atm because i find there are many more third party apps on windows than there is on mac.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BugXXXy:
My Xperia Z is unlocked and rooted and I am using Sandisk 64gb class 10 sd card and no problems. But its just me! :laugh:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom Fagerland:
If I were to guess I'd say that the card has been corrupted. It may work with a low level format, or it may not.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shiruba2013:
re: MicroSD

1. Removing the card without unmounting it is seriously asking for problems.

2. My Xperia Z documentation says it supports up to 32gb cards. i.e. not 64gb.

---------- Post added at 11:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:43 AM ----------

Perhaps, but it's doubtful they can do anything you can't do on your Mac or Linux.

On OS X, you can run the following two items from the terminal as root:

1. fdisk

2. newfs ((I assume you want "dos" or "exfat" file system types).

Just, you know, make sure you get the drive right and don't nuke your Mac's hard drive by accident!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decadan1977:
I thought max size was 32gb also
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom Fagerland:
Officially it is, but I've seen 64gb cards referenced as working many times. I think it's just a matter of the phone not working to SDXC specifications. Though that's hardly a good reason, as everything else on the phone is first class...
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decadan1977:
Everyday is a learning day.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeka21rus:
It seems your SD card is dead :( My SXZ broke one SD card (32GB Transcend Ultimate, 10 class) in the first week of using - now it is recognized as 1 GB unknown disk with RAW filesystem. So I had to buy new one (32 GB Sandisk Ultra, 10 class).

My phone just loses SD sometimes and doesn't recognize it till restart. Before installing .434 firmware update I met this problem very often. Now (after installing .434) I meet it sometimes when open stock Camera app. I think that is firmware bug, so waiting for next updates.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielz04:
I was doing some research and realised that before a MicroSD card dies, it will write protect the data before the MSD card dies so that you can back up any data. you can delete files and copy files but they will autodelete themselves after the card is remounted. thats exactly the problem that i have.. oh well thanks guys. i sent the card back for replacement!! hopefully next one i wont screw over too.

Lesson learnt. never eject sd card without unmounting on phone first!! thanks guys!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mkstevo:
Interesting.

I bought a 32GB Transcend class10 MicroSD card from Amazon at the same time as I ordered my Xperia Z.

I did manage to copy around 10Gb of music to it, using Sony Bridge For Mac before it was suddenly 'disconnected' part way through the copy process (I was filling it to 25Gb with music from an iTunes Playlist).

After that I tried it in the Mac directly and a Windows laptop, neither of which would write to the MicroSD card, some of the files could be read, but not many. While SDFormatter claimed to have formatted the card, the files (or their names at least) were still visible, further attempts at formatting the card (with SDFormatter) claimed it was write protected.

Putting it directly into the Xperia Z would cause it to reboot after 2-3 minutes.

I returned the card to Amazon. If it had worked on my Mac (or laptop) I might have kept it, but working on nothing made it useless.

I am currently using an old 8Gb MicroSD card that came with (I think...) the Sony Arc I had a few years back and it seems to work perfectly. I'm loath to buy another 32Gb card to find that it doesn't work.

I assume there is no reason why the Xperia Z shouldn't work with a 32Gb MicroSD card? Do I need to ensure that I get a different class of card, or is a class 10 card suitable? Is it just not compatible with the Transcend card?

Any suggestions you have will be most helpful.