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[Sony Xperia L] aleksander002:
Nope. Read OP properly. This is STOCK enchanted kernel. It doesn't support features like OC, UV, extra governors&schedulers. Because kernel with that "improvements" isn't stable on Jelly Bean.
[Sony Xperia L] Macmol:
Do you also have the modules for this kernel? That would be nice!
[Sony Xperia L] underd0g:
If I'm not wrong, there are no external modules in this kernel.

Maybe you can try modules from Vengeance kernel
[Sony Xperia L] Macmol:
Thank you. I asked because Wifi isn't working when I flash the kernel. Is there any other chance to fix it?
[Sony Xperia L] mnemonXP:
I'm new in this Xperia L forum and I don't get it. I have to flash the kernel of a ROM then install the ROM via CWM. And then install this extended kernel for wifi to get fixed? I'm still practicing on stable JB ROMS before going into Kitkat.
[Sony Xperia L] DeathLord:
You can use the honami rom

Its bugless jb rom for daily use
[Sony Xperia L] mnemonXP:
I used this one: http://xdaforums.com/xperia-l/development/port-xperia-l-honami-rom-t2688893

And still the WiFi wasn't working.

But I followed what I said and WiFi was fixed. Probably something I missed after unlocking the bootloader. Anyway, thanks for answering.
[Sony Xperia L] DeathLord:
Ahh not that one

Use this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2729247

And use this kernel

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2667370

But touch recovery

It will save your power button;)
[Sony Xperia L] jazmy:
installing

I installed it using flashtool without even fastboot and CWM is installed :)

This kernel is working for KK roms or not?
[Sony Xperia L] safaenet:
hi, im new to this kernel stuff, i wanna now, can i flash this kernel on CyanogenMode 12.1 which has Android 5.1.1 ?
[Sony Xperia L] SdtBarbarossa:
Hell no oO
[Sony Xperia L] AndroGeek17:
Hello sir:)

I have been following ur posts for over period now and all of them are very helpful;)

recently i flashed my Xperia L with cm12.1 and my WI-FI is not working since.....

i believe that it's not a h/w problem but something is wrong with the WI-FI modules in the kernels...

i hv tried flashing some kernels from net but none of them seems to work so far:confused:

can u pls suggest me smthing to solve this problem???

Thnx in advance:)

Looking forward for help......
[Sony Xperia L] Dr Grato:
i dont think this thread will allow u to get help. Instead, go to latest thread of other ROM or go to QnA section of your ROM. For your question, i suggest, u flash slimLP ROM for lollipop. or maybe Stryder ROM. Follow the guide on the first page.
[Sony Xperia L] stuckbootloader:
Sorry for bumping this thread, but can I have your kernel's source? I want to do something with it.
[HTC Titan] _DeadshoT:
Hello guyz

I suggested my bro to buy a titan 2 so he bought maniacstore DOT COM (forums not allowing to post links)

so he agreed as the phone was unlocked & the specs were great at this price point

He got the phone today but the problem is whenever he inserts his sim (NOT mini sim) he doesnt gets any network, im damn sure the phone is unlocked bcoz it doesnt asks for unlock code when he enters his TATA DOCOMO sim card...yes, we live in India

I've searched the web but with no luck so finally i saw no other choice than asking experts like u guyz...plz help i dont want to get blamed

PS:- will hard reset work...i read somewhere on web about this

there were 2 instances where he got network & then it again disappeared
[HTC Titan] malvo26:
Do you have LTE-network in India? What band widths do have? These are the networks the phone is compatible with:

GSM/GPRS/EDGE

850/900/1800/1900MHz

3G - UMTS/HSDPA

UMTS 850/1900/2100MHz

and 4G LTE
[HTC Titan] _DeadshoT:
No lte i guess...bt gsm is surely present
[HTC Titan] _DeadshoT:
EDIT :- Tata docomo works on 1800 according to wikipedia

Plz guyz help as fast as possible
[HTC Titan] berrywr:
What are your network's bands?

---------- Post added at 04:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:22 PM ----------

A word of the wise...a carrier with one star average from 329 reviews from this web site would have me take notice if I were you; next here in the US and many other places there is eBay...one of the things I've learned along the way is what a company is selling or advertising is not always the truth. You need to find out if this phone is "clean". You need to find out what the network specs are for this carrier and if they are compatible with the Titan II and please do your homework. I never heard of this carrier until now; I did a Google Search and found this - http://www.mouthshut.com/mobile-operators/tata-docomo-mobile-operator-reviews-925107377 and this - http://www.tatadocomo.com/customer-care.aspx
[HTC Titan] titi66200:
You have try with HTC Connection Setup?
[HTC Titan] geopit:
##3282# >>setings >> Network type >> 2G only or 3G only.
[HTC Titan] tato77:
I have a htc titan 2 in CLARO Colombia and was working form arround a month and now doesn't work , i have tried in the 3 companies, claro, movistar and tigo

any suggestions

thanks!
[HTC Titan] jopa7:
Perhaps your phones have been IMEI blacklisted? By the way does anyone knows where can I buy an HTC Titan 2? This model never got launched here in Europe. Cheers
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Aou:
Here's what I'd like to buy: EDD-S20JWEGSTA - Samsung Smart Dock Multimedia Hub ... But I don't want to spend $99 on it. The cheapest I could find it was about $68 ($5 ship) on Amazon.

Has anyone found a cheaper alternative? A knock-off brand? A Chinese version? (admit it, the Chinese can be good at making cheap off-brand accessories ... when they work right)

EDIT: It's noteworthy that I'm looking specifically to charge the device, use HDMI out, and USB OTG. Anything short of this would be a waste of time for me.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] daristotle:
Also interested in a dock that supports HDMI, OTG, and charging.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] CZ Eddie:
You can get it for 1/2 price if you register with Samsung. Search the forum for details.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Aou:
I did check into that and registered with Samsung, but the coupon they sent me only works for items that are $50 or less. Lamesauce.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] everlast716:
I am a class A bonehead. I had an insane amount of data on my internal sd card and before confirming I had twrp backups (swore I did) I deleted everything(internal, external, you name it). My Sprint GS3 now has no OS and no data whatsoever, I have no back ups and am really up Poop's creek with no paddle. I have downloaded stock rooted md4 rom and thought I'd be okay because I can still go into download mode but Odin 3.07 will not recognize my phone when I connect to usb....this might be because I forgot to check "usb tethering" before this all happened but I'm sure I have been able to connect before the OS was deleted and the drivers are fine. Please tell me there is a fix for this as I'm hoping I'm not the only one to pull this numbskull move! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
In twrp, have you tried mounting your sdcard as usb storage to.your computer?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ReapersDeath:
As he said. After that flash a stock rom. That may help =p

and in my opinion, always store your Nandroid backup on your computer.. Your phone isn't the best place if it's the victim.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
I once used Undelete for Root Users to save someone's files. But that was awhile ago. Also if you absolutely have to you can use THIS method. It does not require ODIN. It will put you back to Stock, so you will have to Root once again. But you will be up and running.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
OP's main problem was that he didn't know of a way to copy files over to the phone. Hopefully, CNexus' solution will work for him.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Thank you. I understood the issue. I offered an alternate solution. In case the first one does not work.

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] edufur:
Based on how I read this, he is only able to get to download mode ATM. But... the problem is that his PC will not recognize the device in download mode. My recommendation is that you:

1. Re-install the drivers

2. Use a different USB cable

3. Try the USB cable in a different USB port

From download mode (and after the drivers have been re-installed), connect the device - at which point it will say that it is detecting and installing the drivers that you just installed.

After drivers are finished installing, unplug it again.

Then run ODIN.

Then plug the phone back in.

Then install a factory ROM.

Then re-root with your toolkit.

PROFIT.
[Galaxy Note II General] djmax81:
Hi.! Friends can you plz post your diffrent speed though my card is Sds Syndrome "serial "but the test pass .... :eek:
[Galaxy Note II General] djmax81:
Hey .? Seriously no one wants to post ???
[Galaxy Note II General] superpuper:
31 mb/s
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max_clif:
Is there is a way to flash change the modem for my S3 I9305 (international unlocked) so that it works with Wind mobile which uses the 1700 band?

Is there a custom ROM for this, or a modem rom I can flash to make this happen?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eytan123:
Hey Max,

what model do you have?

i9300-international

or the i9305 ?

Anyways both models doesn't and will not support the 1700 band as it's a hardware and not software.

sorry mate..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max_clif:
I thought the modems were just software controlled for the bands?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eytan123:
The modem can affect your signal, but only as long as your device has the required hardware.

I mean, you can't control the TV from your S3 as you don't have the IR like the S4 does :)
[General Questions and Answers] Loldawg:
Hello everyone,

I'm looking to make android app for this Ajax chat we have on a certain forum. The chat is MGC Chatbox Evo. Basically, I want to connect an app to the chat, like you do when you fire up a browser.

Now, my programming experience is very out of date, so I'm looking for some documentation (noob friendly if possible) on this. I've searched google all over the place, I found a couple of tips, but those aren't very understandable for someone at my level.

Here are the questions I'd like to cover:

1) In which language do I write this?

2) Using what compiler?

3) Where can I find documentation related to making something like this?

I'm a bit savvy, so if I find a way to do this in one programming language, I'll probably find a way to do it in another, but I can't. I've never made an android app before, but I'm very eager to learn, so all and any help is appreciated. Of course, if someone has time and desire, I'll gladly work with you on this and learn that way. Forum has 600,000 registered users, and you would be free to take all the credits for it.

Thank you for your time

Have a great day!
[General Questions and Answers] Loldawg:
Bump? :s
[General Questions and Answers] Rock-star:
Oooh
[Raspberry Pi General] :
As far as I know, Broadcom promised to get android on our small little computer Raspberry Pi but their is no news of it till now :(

So I started this thread to discuss all the possible ways to Port Android to RasPi

Project Name: IncrediPi

This thread on MADTeam Forums: http://madteam.co/forum/development-106/(discussion)-incredipi-porting-android-for-raspberry-pi/

This thread here on XDA: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2321557

Rules of this thread:

No spamming and No Flaming

No Fights to be continued here

Abuse/Disrespect towards newbies or any member!

Use only english

Help each other with problems ;)

One of my uncles also has RasPi and he knows hell lot of knowledge in Programming!

Biggest problem we will see in this project is hardware drivers... Broadcom is kinda closed source I remember how my devices Galaxy Y got a semi-stable CM... Galaxy Y uses Broacom so I know the pain when we started developing xD

I hope we can see Android Running on Pi Someday :fingers-crossed:

Similar articles:

http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/tag/android

http://androidpi.wikia.com/wiki/Android_Pi_Wiki

http://www.linuxtoday.com/upload/bu...-based-raspberry-pi-station-130528005512.html

Will update this thread with more such links everyday :D

ALSO SEE: I am not a developer, Just trying to gather information from people :)

Similar Threads to this on XDA:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2046717

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1667072

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1811089

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1808965

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1808965

I just saw this: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/70

He says he got the system booting fine but due to the lack of egl drivers the h/w isn't accelerating... I'll catch hold of that guy! I hope we are able to make it work ;)
[Raspberry Pi General] m3mn0t:
I was after this also, in what i can help let me know.

Also, at this moment the main issue is the broadcom driver,!!

Br

M3mn0t
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Yes, I also own a Galaxy Y which uses similar GPU and CPU! It took 2000+ Signs in a petition for them to provide us test egl binaries! I hope with the same method broadcom will release drivers for Pi ;)

I will never loose hope :D
[Raspberry Pi General] m3mn0t:
Last update from raspberry pi was at july 2012....almost a year ago.I think its time to broadcom provide that drivers. I will get more inside this subject, broadcom drivers, them i will try something, also it would be perfect that some developers get into this thread.

Br
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Yeah....

I am studying C right now...

Also, Please some developers needed here :D
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Ok!

I was working on a Website for this project and its nearly complete....

I will share it here!

Also, I have started looking into other porting processes! Just like HTC HD2 has so many OS's RasPi will also have ;)
[Raspberry Pi General] dombeef:
What version of android does your Uncle have running?

There have been cyanogenmod 7 running on the Raspberry Pi for a while without any hardware acceleration, the main problem developers are having are getting anything above android 4.0 running without hardware acceleration.
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Can you link me to CynogenMod 7 for Pi?

For EGL Libs we have to start a petition against broadcom asking for the drivers :( But unfortunately we have to!
[Raspberry Pi General] m3mn0t:
This is something that i have to dig deep before start anything, because i want to understand very well every aspect of this project.

What confuses me is, if there is already an arm 6 cellphone android with the same broadcom chip for graphics, why we cannot start from there?!! keep in mind the raspberry pi uses the same arm 6 cpu \ broadcom gpu

Br
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Main problem is that no manufacturer except samsung provides Broacom chip on their phones!

also, In my country Pi is out of stock :/

The closest Armv6 Phone which uses Broadcom chip is Galaxy Y and it has a quite similar GPU and CPU as compared to that of in Pi! *I HAVE THIS DEVICE*

But I am not sure if we can engineer its drivers to make it work with Pi!

Also we struggled alot to get a semi stable CyanogenMod 7!
[Raspberry Pi General] :
UPDATE :victory:

I was going through MADTeam Forums and then saw a post on Raspberry Pi Opensource GPU Drivers!

http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2221

That means we still have hopes on getting it Stable!

Before we start we need to make a proper device tree! I'll be sending PM's to some BCM Devs :D
[Raspberry Pi General] m3mn0t:
Here in portugal, You can find it anywhere eheheh, the 512 mb ram version. Now what i will search and understand is, if we have a gingerbread version already working in a raspberry pi, but without any hw accelaration, maybe with the original firmware from galaxy Y we can start work with the broadcom driver, do you see the light at the end of the tunel?!

Br
[Raspberry Pi General] :
I didn't get you :/

Anyways I shared the Opensource GPU Drivers! I still have hope that we can get HW Acceleration done in Gingerbread but I don't know about ICS or JB4.1/4.2 ;)
[Raspberry Pi General] dombeef:
Just a little googling will get you them: Android on the Raspberry Pi.

But you still didnt answer my question of what your uncle's Pi was running. He might just be running android 2.3 which has been released by developers for a while now.
[Raspberry Pi General] :
Nopes....

My Uncle bought a RasPi for Google Lunar XPrize! If you don't know what is that then: "Its a mission for teams all over the world to send a robot to the moon and make it run for 500 meters on the surface of the moon! They are making parts of the sensors of the robot with RasPi ;) I am a small part of it :)"
[Raspberry Pi General] galaxyfreak:
I'm sure you will be able to provide us nice stuff then!
[Raspberry Pi General] :
I'll give my best :)
[Raspberry Pi General] RedPandaFox:
Any progress with the build and anywhere to snatch a copy?

Im building my own set of smart glasses and was hoping to run the UI on my Raspberry Pi. If I cant I will have to just run it over a series of adaptors from my S3 to the glasses.

I need Android running well enough to voice search, Bluetooth to a Mini Rii and receive messages via ZipWhip.

Am I too early to this party?
[Raspberry Pi General] numa001:
Are there any dates for the first stable release that we can test it ?
[Raspberry Pi General] khrystyan27:
Anything new?
[Raspberry Pi General] isaacx:
Maybe a port from the ace GT-s5830i it uses the Broadcom Video Core IV same as pi and practically the same processor.
[Raspberry Pi General] jumoog:
Broadcom working on Android on Raspberry Pi
[Raspberry Pi General] cognitus:
source?
[Raspberry Pi General] dombeef:
They haven't released it, that person is only talking about the Raspberry Pi blog post
[Raspberry Pi General] scottx .:
I'm building a RPI system in my car and Linux just doesn't cut it for that use IMO. Android is a must. Would love to see this. I might go odroid instead if not.
[Raspberry Pi General] 5ft24:
Why doesn't linux cut it?

You do know android IS linux, right?
[Raspberry Pi General] Anthe:
Any progress?
[Raspberry Pi General] Endoroid:
I'm not sure all what you want it to do but you should check out one of the xbmc builds like openelec.
[Raspberry Pi General] tobiascuypers:
Android is linux stripped of everything, raped violently, merged with the delvik VM and topped off with a touch interface,
[Raspberry Pi General] Endoroid:
Lol
[Raspberry Pi General] RichmondoUK:
I also have a rpi installed in car using openelec, its perfect in every way and I stream media from plex on home server. But indeed android running as base will open up more options.

I have yet to play with gpio boards but things remote engine start, steering wheel button controls is something like to integrate. :thumbup:
[Raspberry Pi General] DarkD1988:
Anyone noticed this project?

http://androidpi.wikia.com/wiki/Android_Pi_Wiki
[Raspberry Pi General] mavpts:
Its basically a dead project
[Raspberry Pi General] Manvindar:
android

a team called BroadcomCM has made a very stable CM for galaxy y which as we all know has similar hardware....

anyone who has good internet here and has knowledge of compiling can do it for raspi??

i have a damn slow internet
[Raspberry Pi General] JJE990:
HTC Desire S

Hi there!

I'm the proud owner of the HTC Desire S, and I just wanted to say that they released a 'Sensed-up' version of ICS for the device. The phone runs on 512 MB RAM, the same as most pi models, and a 1GHz Snapdragon Scorpion processor (obv. Different to the Pi) I thought the info would be helpful, which is why I posted it.

If you get this working, could you try to make another version which will run on 256 MB RAM, as that's all my first gen model b has :(

Hope to see some development,

JJE
[Raspberry Pi General] m3mn0t:
Can you provide me that stable version so i can try to port it?

Br

M3mn0t
[Raspberry Pi General] Manvindar:
see this thread...all links there

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2328004
[Raspberry Pi General] martijn5380:
I would also love to get Android on my Pi for my car. Currently I'm also using OpenElec, but the stereo jack noise is really annoying. Also the possibility of Spotify would be great for my car. The Spotify plugin for XMBC isn't really usable, as it isn't able to download playlists.. I'm very happy that you guys are giving this project new life! :)
[Raspberry Pi General] RichmondoUK:
Stereo jack noise?

Guess you mean alternator whine? Use a ground loop isolator in between pi output and stereo input. It will make it a little quieter but will remove background noise. :)
[Raspberry Pi General] martijn5380:
Thanks, I will give it a try. Not such good experiences with ground loop isolators though.
[Raspberry Pi General] mavpts:
We had one in our 18 wheeler. Cut a 12v extension cord in half, added a 12v noise filter, and soldered it back together. A little bulky like that but it gave us up to 3 12v plugs and no loss in volume. That and an 18 wheeler alternator puts out a lot of whine.
[Raspberry Pi General] martijn5380:
I've got it working now with a ground-loop-isolator, but still got some noise. Guess that's coming from my radio. Anyway, this looks really fancy, but still I'd rather use Android due to the lack of the availability of Spotify on XMBC..
[Raspberry Pi General] mavpts:
I don't blame you on wanting android as things are much easier to setup. Does the radio have a USB port? Plugging into that or a battery power should remove the whine entirely.
[Raspberry Pi General] dorfd1:
Would the broadcom port of android 4.0 ICS support Netflix?
[Raspberry Pi General] KoolKid98189:
These might help:

http://lwn.net/Articles/520930/

http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/bcm2835/

https://github.com/raspberrypi/userland

Or otherwise I think the driver is called 'irq-bcm2835.c', search it up on Google.
[Raspberry Pi General] milkboy007:
is anyone still working on it now that we have this

and soon a working opensource driver.
[Raspberry Pi General] shimp208:
Yes, I am working on this I am in the process of compiling a test build of ICS (Version 4.0.1 as that is the default Android version the drivers were written for) with the latest drivers. If it works I will move on to KitKat based ROM's. If anyone is willing to test the builds I produce it would be greatly appreciated, as I am still away at college right now and won't be home for another two weeks to test the builds on my own Raspberry Pi.
[Raspberry Pi General] KoolKid98189:
Sure, I don't mind testing as I'm keen to see Android run smoothly with HW acceleration on the Pi.
[Raspberry Pi General] Chromium:
I'm available to test as well. Also just wondering how you approached compiling android for the pi. I cant seem to find any useful device trees. Are you writing everything from scratch?
[Raspberry Pi General] shimp208:
I appreciate the support guys, and [MENTION=4883664]Chromium_[/MENTION] I am not writing everything from scratch I am using the instructions that Broadcom provides in the driver download package. Right now though I am getting compile errors using their recommend Android 4.0.1 default work-space, which I will look into further when I get some free time in a a couple of weeks after finals.
[Raspberry Pi General] clienthax:
Can those intrested please join the #razdroid channel on freenode, we are making good progress with porting the broadcom drivers
[Raspberry Pi General] Chromium:
Ah ok, just took a look at the instructions. They seem quite specific on what needs to be done to compile successfully, however you mentioned that you're encountering build errors with what they recommended...weird :confused:

Im a bit confused as to what needs to be ported now. Since they have released this driver package, shouldn't we now be able to simply setup an ICS build, add the necessary files that Broadcomm has provided, and then compile? What else must be done?