yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
Yes that would be great but the problem is finding someone that knows how to do it or can help an inexperienced person do it. I would rather add multi boot to lupus v13 because for some reason its the only kernel that works on my phone. Whatever wedgess changed between v8 and 9 I need to know so I can do the same for other kernels because whatever it is its the reason it works for me. The problem is the change log is too large for me to figure out

Sent from my Xperia Play (r800x)
[Xperia Play General] crazymonkey05:
I would become a dev for the play if I had another device as my daily driver but all I got is the play and I don't want to have to constantly reset and ftf if I screw up...but I promise when I get a new device (hoping on a galaxy nexus) I can start deving and building for our beloved play
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
That would be awesome. Do you know how to do that kind of stuff

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[Xperia Play General] unreal:
If you need an new kernel, HERE IM! :D Nah, just kidding. Also, i agree, DooM doesnt support his kernel much, lupus gets finally stable, and another update brokes it, we definitely need someone good at it..

Waiting will be worth the weight.

Sent from an phone
[Xperia Play General] raminta:
i think this can help u

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814977
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
Thanks but is there a tutorial for doing it on windows because I don't have linux

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[Xperia Play General] unreal:
Nope. But you can install it on Virtualbox.

Sent from an phone
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
Bakisha gave me a link to one with instructions but thanks though

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[Xperia Play General] unreal:
Also, no offense, but waking up one day, and think, im gonna make an kernel.. Even tho there are many tutorials, its not that easy. Seriously :D
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
I know I don't really expect any results I'm just going to mess around with it and see what I can do. Most likely itll fail but I won't learn if I don't try

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[Xperia Play General] unreal:
Good luck!
[Xperia Play General] Spizzy01:
From the look of some posts on this thread, if I were Wedgess or Doom I would take some offence to the way people are reacting here...

For starters, Doom hasn't given up on the play and there are multiple people including him who are trying to port the 3.6 (I think) Kernel to the play which will open many doors in to performance and other additions to our device.

[MENTION=4609488]wedgess[/MENTION] has made fantastic Kernels for our device with every version of Android available to us - I fail to see why a new Kernel would be required? Especially when development is underway to port the new Kernel to our devices.

[MENTION=2784807]DooMLoRD[/MENTION] has also been working on our device for years, not to mention all the other devices he works with. He is also the reason most of the other Kernel developers have been able to make their Kernels for the Play as most of their work is based on Doom's. You should all cut him some slack! He said he would be working on porting the new Kernel, and I have no reason to believe he wont be able to achieve this. People just need to be more patient, things like these take time.

On another note, it's great that you want to try your hand at Kernel Development abdel12345 - I personally have only done minor tweaks myself. If you manage to get into it a fair bit, perhaps you'll be able to help Doom and the others with porting the new Kernel. There's a thread on it somewhere in the development section - unfortunately at the moment I don't think they are able to get it to compile though.
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
I'm sorry I didn't mean any. Offence to anyone I was just wondering if there was anyone else because I know wedgess it'd very busy and doom as well since they both work on lots of other devices. I just wanted to. Try and see if anyone else would be able to help a little or give it a shot. Again I'm sorry u didn't mean to offend anyone

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[Xperia Play General] sewer56lol:
I saw wedges on the S3 forum recently (he owns one as well) , I think he might have been doing some AOSP building of P@C.
[Xperia Play General] Spizzy01:
My post wasn't directed at you - No worries.

My aim wasn't to seem 'aggressive', but more to make people aware of the current situation which is that things are in place and work is being done. It'll just take time before we get any positive results.

Personally, I've come to terms with the fact that this device is now miles past its expiration date so I'm not holding out for any sort of improvement no matter what the outcome.
[Xperia Play General] ~iSamur@i:
[MENTION=433602]spizzy[/MENTION]: no, the mogami board devs are porting the 3.4 kernel, for now only the smultron is at a really good point (the 3.0.8 kernel also is stable for every mogami device and the anzu, only for play/phoenix we haven't so much work done)

[MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION]: the kernel development guys isn't dead, is only rally slow, cause doom and FXP has a LOT of device, and wedgess as he already said is working on the s3's pac; also, it is completaly useless to wake up a day and think "oh, why we don't open a new thread to see if there is someone that now how to develop a kernel?", think a moment, if someone that know a lot of kernel development and have the time to work on it (and also the intenctions to work on it), why he hasn't already started to do something (at least a development thread)?
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
I wasn't looking for someone who was a pro at making kernels. I was looking for people with little experience that would like to attempt messing with making/editing a kernel just to make some simple changes so that when I attempt it there will be others who can discuss it. No need for sarcastic comments but I guess the title is misleading sorry.

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[Xperia Play General] Visa Declined:
Nobody has said anything offensive towards the devs who have worked on the PLAY in the past. This was a friendly conversation about the OP possibly learning to tweak kernels. You are blowing things way out of proportion...for whatever reason.

We don't really have time. Every new game that is released, we are holding our breath hoping that it will run on our phones. Tweaks we have made in the past have gotten us a long way, but now we are running up against a brick wall, and we need help soon.

If someone want's to make a thread about taking action and learning to tweak the kernel on our phones, it would be great if you didn't post in it being negative. You're not helping any of us by doing that.

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I've finished my introductory course of Python(not relevant, I know), and am 2 weeks into my schooling for that, through a private instructor at the company I work for. What I find exciting though is that my instructor speaks openly about the similarities between dalvik and java, and the way kernels process and execute bytecode. I'm on my way to understanding how it all works, but I have to stay focused on what my employer want's me to learn, for now :o
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bx10r:
Can anyone recommend a waterproof case? I took my son to a waterpark and missed some great shots..something not to bulkythat i can keep on...if bulky ill pop on and off.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stevemoffler:
If you searched for a case via the search function of the forum you wouldve been directed to either the lifeproof subtopic or the otternox armor series subtopic
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Your options are cheap knock offs or otterbox armor series, lifeproof (coming out sometime in july) or seidio obex.

Sent from Under water
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] penguin1104:
Hello,

I'm owning a Acer Iconia A200 and I found a Version of Ubuntu Touch, that was ported to the Iconia A500 (the A200 and the A500 are similar) so I downloaded it and tried to flash it. After some testing, i found out, how i have to modify the .zip file to flash it on my tablet. When I booted into System, the was no output except of the bootloader (acer logo). So I got the sourcecode of the native linux kernel for a500 and started compiling and added the zImage to the boot.img of the .zip file. After I flashed this .zip, i got a output of Linux kernel. The System still doesn't boot, because it cant mount the root partition. Does anybody have an Idea, why?

Native Linux Kernel:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1158260

ubuntu touch for the a500:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38428344#post38428344

Thanks in Advance

EDIT:

I've watched the kernel output.

It says something about

[7.50705] fs_mgr: cannot mount filesystem on /dev/block/mmcblk03 at /system

the folowing errors are resulting of that (accessing files at /system)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Rohan Taneja:
Finally, JB Icon Pack is Here...

SIMPLE || COOL || AWESOME

v1 Include:

New JB Style Icons

Clock, Camera, Gallery, etc..

No Need...

Minor Update

New Home Icon

Simply Flash From CWM

Screenshots:

Update:

Need Your Suggestion To Make It More Better :fingers-crossed:​
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] itz22:
For universal rom?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Rohan Taneja:
Ya! will work with every custom or stock rom!! not necessary to deodex the stock...
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] ZhaoPH:
Please make also for Task Manager. And the home icon, can you make it to like like an ICS so that it will be more JB look a like?

SENT FROM MY GALAXY Y USING HYPERION 8
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Rohan Taneja:
Thx.. For Suggestion But JobManager is Task Manager You Can Check The Package!! I'll add JB Home Button!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] 74M3NUMB3RS:
You sure these are all jellybean icons?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] ZhaoPH:
Cool man! :)

Sent from my Smartphone using Hyperion 8
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Rohan Taneja:
Bro almost every one theme are jb icons... I need segestion for more icons
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] nolinuxnoparty:
Are you sure you only have 1 account or multiple account? :/

I see this guy [MENTION=4809674]thebooter[/MENTION] even his posts are with App Siggy like "Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta" He also lives in New Delhi, India and he has the same ISP as yours! This isn't a coincidence :|

Then [MENTION=5298587]E M I N E M[/MENTION]: http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=5298587! He also has the same ISP and Country :|

I doubt on you
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Rohan Taneja:
I do know [MENTION=4809674]thebooter[/MENTION] he is my cousin!

EDIT: He Gifted His Device On My Birthday
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] RaZ0R4334:
Tried it on LG Optimus Net with CM 7.2 and it doesn't work :( I still have the stock icons.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] burak144:
because its only for sgy's stock rom. even it doesnt work on sgy with cm7. only for stock n stock based custom roms.

Galaxy Pop Plus'ımdan Tapatalk 2 ile gönderildi.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] finn151009:
Hi all

this is my first contribution in xda..:D​

this is just a little mod from mms apk

See Screnshot and links on attachement

credits :

EvanLocked

chronique

zalzondabuzz...

OGY TEAM DEV

google

XDA

and all of u

If i forgot someone,just pm me.I'll add your name in the credits

just flash it in cwm

i hope u like it

and PM me if not worked

Dont Forget To Press Thanks
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Minions_Army:
ajib finn

i love it
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] daringsmart:
i love this +1
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] evanlocked:
:eek: amazing good work
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Saurabh Kamble:
#Speechless.

:eek::eek:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] psidco:
Mantap:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] luqman98:
So cool.......can I flash this on stock ROM?

Sent from my little beast using PIRATED Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Minions_Army:
yapz

work on stock deodex
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] jaison thomas:
Hi good work. Looks awesome :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Blaze:
Gud Work :)

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You Should Make More of them,they are really good

Thnx Pressed ;)

_________________________________________________________________________

Go Here For My Iron Man Theme

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42293148
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Fidelord:
How to back to the normal mms theme again ?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] luqman98:
Reflash stock rom.

Sent from S3 Inspired ROM for Galaxy Pocket :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Minions_Army:
just put ure stock mms.apk

then push it on system/app

and reboot

no need flash stock rom or custom rom
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Fidelord:
Bener gan ? Cuma Replace Mms.apk yg dari stock rom itu ?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Minions_Army:
yapz

just replace it

dont forget to set permision n reboot

i suggest u to use system app installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] MaestroCharan:
Creative!!

Nice work man, really liked it nd pressed it. :cowboy:
[General Topics] D™:
Hey XDAian...:laugh:

Get ready for few suggestions & discussion. :)

Based on some pretty interesting facts about "mobile in general", The smartphone segment has brought accessibility to millions around the world, at work and at home. Naturally, all the data in those devices, wirelessly accessible, becomes a gold mine for those with nefarious motives to exploit.

On the work front, smartphones are a huge contributor to productivity. At home, they provide meaningful and useful (and sometimes redundant) ways to stay in touch with friends and family. The more of these devices we buy, the bigger the opportunity is for criminals, because there are so many ways to get the data. We might lose a device, or its is stolen, we might download a bad application, or soon brush against an NFC tag or visit a bad web-page. The possibilities are so diverse compared to a PC or server farm hardwired to the internet.

With the tremendous growth of the smartphone market not expected to slow down anytime soon, people and organizations must be vigilant in guarding against breaches of their data and/or personal information. Even as organized hackers work on ways to score the high-value breach, they are working on high-volume, low-risk attacks against weaker targets as well.:mad:

In addition to some tips about securing mobile devices, the infographic has some interesting facts from 2011 in there as well, such as 855 breaches resulted in the theft of 174 million records.

We Need some Security Applications for preventing our valuable data (like Msgs, Contacts, Pin codes etc). Therefore, from my side this thread belong to all XDAians.

Please suggest the latest, finest Applications & few tremendous suggestion from all Devs, RC, RD & Members.;)

I like a Security based Application called LBE Privacy Guard to Prevent sending data through various applications installed at our Mobile.:good:

Some Great Ideas Received from Our XDA Members. Which are here follows:

As this OP thread may become too long so, for Batter view just press "Show Contents" for there suggestions.

A Very Big thanks to Android Police, Phone Arena & Android Authority for survey about malwares & security.​
[General Topics] D™:
reserved.
[General Topics] Tha TechnoCrat:
Thanks for this thread buddy
[General Topics] D™:
Great to see you here buddy. Actually I wanted to shift my whole thread here but MOD denied and ask me to carry on with new phase. So here I am.
[General Topics] Tha TechnoCrat:
Thank you Vikesh for creating this thread.

In my view

Everyday every hour and every minute hackers are coming up with new viruses and malware

Not only they can corrupt your phone but also steal confidential information like credit card number, password and other important data.So every Android user should spend some money on the anti viruses to save your confidential information and money of course.:)
[General Topics] D™:
Major app vulnerability found, could effect 99 percent Android smartphones​

A major app vulnerability has been found which can be effect 99 percent of the Android smartphones on the planet. The issue was unraveled by Bluebox security, which claimed to have found an ‘Android Master Key’ that could allow a hacker to turn any Android app into a malicious zombie.

Continue in post 3
[General Topics] D™:
Cryptographic bug in Android lets hackers create malicious apps with system access​

Security researchers have found a bug in Android which allows them to create malicious Android apps which appear to be genuine with the correct digital signatures. In computing, digital signatures allow any piece of data, including an app, to be checked to see that it is genuine and actually comes from the author. Now, due to a bug in Android, it is possible to create a fake app and sign it so it looks like a real app from any author including Google, or others like Samsung, HTC and Sony.

continue in Post 3
[General Topics] Tha TechnoCrat:
Every GSM phone needs a SIM card, and you'd think such a ubiquitous standard would be immune to any hijack attempts. Evidently not, as Karsten Nohl of Security Research Labs -- who found a hole in GSM call encryption several years ago -- has uncovered a flaw that allows some SIM cards to be hacked with only a couple of text messages. By cloaking an SMS so it appears to have come from a carrier, Nohl said that in around a quarter of cases, he receives an error message back containing the necessary info to work out the SIM's digital key. With that knowledge, another text can be sent that opens it up so one can listen in on calls, send messages, make mobile purchases and steal all manner of data.

Apparently, this can all be done "in about two minutes, using a simple personal computer," but only affects SIMs running the older data encryption standard (DES). Cards with the newer Triple DES aren't affected; also, the other three quarters of SIMs with DES Nohl probed recognized his initial message as a fraud. There's no firm figure on how many SIMs are at risk, but Nohl estimates the number at up to 750 million. The GSM Association has been given some details of the exploit, which have been forwarded to carriers and SIM manufacturers that use DES. Nohl plans to spill the beans at the upcoming Black Hat meeting. If you're listening, fine folks at the NSA, tickets are still available.

Source-Tech Geek

"Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more than that. Don't ask in signature or post for it and defeat the purpose why it was introduced"
[General Topics] D™:
Great info buddy. :good:

Thanks,

Disturbed™

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Wait for my time, U gonna pay for what U have done. - Disturbed™
[General Topics] JeffM123:
Informative read. You also understand why the stores charge their Developer fees now. Not all third party sites host malware however. A lot of the buying community is ignorant (and understandably so) in detecting if malware has been applied. It's up to the community of ubiquitous OSs to report
[General Topics] D™:
can provide more info for it?

Thanks,

Disturbed™

______________________________________________________

Wait for my time, U gonna pay for what U have done. - Disturbed™
[General Topics] D™:
Malware using the Android Master Key intercepted in the wild, here's how to protect i

Malware using the Android Master Key intercepted in the wild, here's how to protect yourself​

It was back at the beginning of the month when we first broke for you the news of a new, massive vulnerability, plaguing 99% of Android devices. First discovered by mobile security company Bluebox, the flaw was reported to Google back in February. Since then, Google has patched the Play Store and has provided its OEM partners with a patch for it.

Yet here we are again. And now it's official – the first detected malware taking advantage of the vulnerability has been intercepted by Symantec whilst running amok in China. The security giant reports that the code has been implanted in otherwise legit apps that help you find and appoint a meeting with a doctor. The source of the infected app? A third-party store, of course.

We won't get into the tech lingo, instead we'll just report that according to Symantec, the exploit grants said malicious code remote access to infected devices. This leaves the gates wide open, the company claims, for a wrongdoer to steal sensitive information such as your IMEI, phone number, and also send premium SMS messages and execute root commands.

Click here to know more
[General Topics] lolmann101:
what is the best antivirus?
[General Topics] D™:
For android, I may say your awareness is the best. First install the LBE Security Master. Let you know which application is gaining which privilege .

But if you want then you can check the first 1 to 4 posts. its in that.
[General Topics] Tha TechnoCrat:
[MENTION=4655143]Disturbed™[/MENTION] buddy could you post that new KNOX feature here?:)
[General Topics] D™:
​

Few words from Wikipedia:

Samsung Knox (trademarked Samsung KNOX) is an enterprise mobile security solution that addresses the needs of enterprise IT without invading its employees' privacy. The service, first released on the Samsung Galaxy S4 mobile device, provides security features that enable business and personal content to coexist on the same mobile device. Samsung Knox is an Android-based platform that uses container technology, among other features, to allow for separation of work and personal life on mobile devices.

Services

Samsung Knox provides enterprise security features that enable business and personal content to coexist on the same handset. The user presses an icon that switches from Personal to Work use with no delay or reboot wait time. Knox will be fully compatible with Android and Google and will provide full separation of work and personal data on mobile devices. Samsung claims that the Knox service "addresses all major security gaps in Android."

The Knox service is part of the company's Samsung for Enterprise (SAFE) offerings for smartphones and tablets. Samsung Knox’s primary competitor is Blackberry Balance, a service that separates personal and work data, but BlackBerry’s service does not include management of work space through containers in Active Directory and other features such as direct Office 365 and Exchange 2010, ActiveSync, iOS management, Single Sign-On, and complete customization for operability on Samsung device settings.

The service's name, Samsung Knox, is inspired by Fort Knox.

From Engadget:

Samsung's Knox security solution has tended to mostly garner headlines when the company's phones get approval from the likes of the US Defense Department, but it's now set to broaden its user base considerably. In addition to announcing that it's bolstering the offering with some help from Lookout, Samsung has also confirmed today that its opening the platform up to all consumers. That will give security-minded users an added layer of protection, with Knox letting you store personal data and run a set of pre-screened apps in a so-called container -- other apps can still be run outside the container, but with only limited access to your personal information. Naturally, you'll need a Samsung device to take advantage of it.

For more information : http://www.samsungknox.com.

Thanks: Wiki & Engadget