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[Ouya Android Development] IncognitoMan:
I'll admit that I spent all of a few minutes on it and was going to actually make a proper one at a later date... been busy so I never really got around to it...

I'll work on an update to the current firmware.... still waiting for them to push an update on a few things...

This month and next will be a bit hectic so the update might take a bit longer than usual.
[Ouya Android Development] topnomi:
Thanks for the update man!

I'm impatient, so i'll probably go back to stock, but i'll definately move back to stockplus once you release the next update! :highfive:

What do you think my chances are of dirty flashing stock on top of the latest stockplus?

I hate to have to full wipe, but i'll do it if I have to.
[Ouya Android Development] Fir3saiL:
Can't wait for your new update.. thanks for all your hardwork.
[Ouya Android Development] V8vroom:
Any one have the new stock ROM to flash?
[Ouya Android Development] TwitchyEye:
https://ouyafw.skumler.net/
[Ouya Android Development] V8vroom:
Thanks!! Wiped cache and dalvik, it's working great!

Sent from my Nexus 7²
[Ouya Android Development] QuestingHero:
So did you do a Dirty Flash over StockPlus with the new firmware? if so, That is what I am going to do
[Ouya Android Development] ElYukiPR:
So, you did a Dirty flash or not? I can clean Chache and dalvik manually before install this new update using CWM but I want to avoid to backup everything with Titanium and re-install later. Please let us know.
[Ouya Android Development] ElYukiPR:
Dirty Flash

I'm just did a dirty flash and works OK. I used CWM, cleaning cache and Dalvik and flash the new update. Then clean the cache and Dalvik again. so works for me. You need to root again your Ouya and re-install the Xposed framework. I did a Titanium backup and a Nandroid backup just in case, but I don't need it... everything it's working fine right now.
[Ouya Android Development] V8vroom:
Yes, that's it just wipe cache & dalvik and installed it right over this ROM. Working great.
[Ouya Android Development] QuestingHero:
Flashed back to stock last night (just wiped cache dalvik) and everything is working great.... except I miss all the extra stuff from StockPlus (Mostly CIFs support). IncognitoMan, I know you are busy and I hope you are having an amazing Holiday.Once you get around to it (I know how life always seems to get in the way of fun stuff), I look forward to your tweeks on this new OTA, and I'll be flashing your Rom back AS SOON as I see it uploaded :P
[Ouya Android Development] XblackdemonX:
Please update this rom I cannot wait to flash it!

thanks!
[Ouya Android Development] Careless_:
heads up for the new rom when/if you get around to modifying it for StockPlus features = Some USB Keyboards cause OUYA Launcher to force close. I noticed that it would happen every 2 minutes or so, and the Enter/Return button the keyboard doesn't work.

Then I unplugged the keyboard, and it started working without FCing.

Tried 3 keyboards, all same.
[Ouya Android Development] primo_4c4:
Some USB Keyboards cause OUYA Launcher to force close.

thats true!!!! I use Mele F10 and the keyboard force the OUYA launcher to close. Install nova launcher and solve part of the problem. I wonder if the wondelful StockPlus is the problem?
[Ouya Android Development] Gizmoh:
Link doesn't work for me, i always get error 500. Is there any mirror where i can get this file?
[Ouya Android Development] realhuh:
.. this is the lastes firmware ..
[Ouya Android Development] BlissfulBeast:
So is this the latest Stock Plus version or just Stock? What's the ETA for the next stock plus? We're really slacking in development and while I certainly can't develop myself can we at least keep Stock Plus up to date to keep the dream alive? Sorry, don't mean to sound like I'm complaining, it's more of a beg and act of desperation. In case this message is misleading, many thanks for the hard efforts and keep up the great work! :highfive:
[Ouya Android Development] ph1nn:
It's clearly just stock. Maybe someone else will take over but big support for this unpopular device is unlikely. Hopefully Incognito will have time to chime in soon with an update.
[Ouya Android Development] Ipse_Tase:
[RANT] I don't understand why people prefer to pay 120$ for a Minix or a Tronsmart or whatever, but don't realize that Ouya is a much better platform for Media Center.

Personally, I read a lot before buying it and knew exactly what to expect.

With SPMC loaded on it, it is at the moment the best XBMC solution besides a power consuming/noisy/expensive HTPC.

I am patiently waiting for new ROMs, but it's not like I desperately need a fix today. Too bad we're putting pressure on just a handful of people to deliver mods.

Had the development community be larger, it would be easier to share the "pain" ;)

Look at the Nexus x threads...

[/RANT]
[Ouya Android Development] TadeoNYC:
I am very grateful for this Rom, and am happy with my setup at the moment. That said the stock Rom is getting close to a stable release with external storage support. What stops me from switching is the BS terms of service that is required. While it is most likely illegal that they implemented it after many people had already purchased the console, I would prefer to avoid signing it at all and leave that battle for someone else.

Is a updated StockPlus Rom that strips the TOS Pop-Up a possibility?
[Ouya Android Development] adfurgerson:
The two apps that I wanted to use on Ouya don't work, one for downloading movies the other is MXplayer to watch them. Ended up with another box and be giving the Ouya away if I find someone that wants it. I should mention that I don't play video games, and the main reason I bought it was because of it being in stock at a local store.
[Ouya Android Development] XblackdemonX:
use XBMC instead
[Ouya Android Development] Ipse_Tase:
MXPlayer DOES work (I have it installed) but BSPlayer is a better option and as indicated above, XBMC/SPMC is even better...
[Ouya Android Development] nchantmnt:
Little hint: sharedownloader works like a charme

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X+ mit Tapatalk
[Ouya Android Development] XblackdemonX:
i can't wait for this rom to raise back from the dead! :highfive:
[Ouya Android Development] Ipse_Tase:
Is this your subtle way of hinting to IncognitoMan that we're looking forward to his ROM once the Abominable Snowman is finalized :)

Yeah, I guess we are ....I haven't flashed anything in a MONTH hahahaha...need my dose.

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
[Ouya Android Development] pedrovay2003:
Will this ROM let me use the Ouya from the beginning without ever needing to go online? I'm planning to just sideload everything, and I hate the fact that the Internet and account creation is REQUIRED to even use the Ouya; I can use my generic mini PC without any connection at all.

Any way to use the Ouya completely, totally, 100% offline?
[Ouya Android Development] ph1nn:
Yes you can use this ROM offline. It might require a connection first boot, but I don't think so.
[Ouya Android Development] TadeoNYC:
You should be able to sideload a different launcher via adb and then set that as default on the first boot. If not you will have to "launch the

Launcher" via adb and then set it as default. I use NOVA, others use Action or the OUYA custom launchers. I use NOVA on everything and love it. You'll want the prime license to enlarge icons though. My license ported even before installing PLAY mod.
[Ouya Android Development] pedrovay2003:
Oh, snap, a custom launcher to get around the online requirement! I seriously never would have thought of that, but it makes so much sense. Thanks for the info!

EDIT: I sideloaded Apex Launcher with adb tonight, and it worked absolutely perfectly -- I didn't have to register a username or give a credit card number, and I did everything completely offline. Thank you so much for your help, TadeoNYC!
[Ouya Android Development] IncognitoMan:
So I haven't really been active lately on the forums as some family events have happened in the past few weeks. With that being said... until further notice I am putting this rom on hold.

As I stated above some things have happened and I need to take care of those first before I try hopping back onto the OUYA.

If you want to upgrade from stockplus back onto OUYA's current release... download the rom here:

http://dlyv5j2269q7v.cloudfront.net/ota/RC-OUYA-1.2.703-r1_ota.zip

And you *should* be able to flash it via cwm and wiping the usual caches.

After that I'd recommend to use WonderEkin's mod collection to get playstore and the rest working. ( He has done a great job on it so props to him! )

Again sorry for having to put this on hold... it's just that I need to get things pulled together and straightened out before I start jumping back in on this.
[Ouya Android Development] primo_4c4:
So sad :(
[Ouya Android Development] BlissfulBeast:
This is really the most depressing news I've had all week.. I'm literally about to list my Ouya on ebay. V1 development is dead folks. This is a wrap.

Let me know when V2 is out and maybe they can be kind enough to allow for a sustainable recovery boot solution but I'm not counting on it. At best there would probably be a more comprehensive gaming section and slightly upgraded processor, woohoo..

I'm done venting now but my Ouya isn't. :rolleyes:
[Ouya Android Development] Ipse_Tase:
Dunno why you would be sorry...there is real life outside these forums. People should realize that there is so little development on Ouya that if one guy takes a break, everything halts - sheesh, so much for an "open platform".

Take care of your personal stuff, the new bugs in the official ROMs will keep us busy.
[Ouya Android Development] XblackdemonX:
I wish I would know how it works so I could continue this project :cool:
[Ouya Android Development] YoshiFan501:
Just as i was hoping to get an ouya for christmas
[Ouya Android Development] 1eyedmonster:
Wicked rom great work pal

Sent From My MIUI Powered life Support Machine!
[Ouya Android Development] bornagainpenguin:
That's because the company lied to us.
[Ouya Android Development] flamepanther:
So lack of interested developers equals non-open platform, and this stunning leap of illogic naturally means the company lied to all of us. Good work, glad we could degenerate the thread to that level of irrationality in so few posts.
[Ouya Android Development] bornagainpenguin:
Nice try but there's a few things wrong with your equation. Try this instead:

Fraudulent promises of openness + danger of bricking = lack of interested developers.

We were sold the device on promises of being able to root and hack the device, this led to massive interest in the OUYA until it turned out to be a lie. Worse it was discovered that trying to hack the device was dangerous and could render it a hundred dollar paperweight! Is it any wonder so many interested developers decided to find something less of a headache to spend their time on?

Any more insults you want to send my way?
[Ouya Android Development] FrostyF7:
This device had so much potential...
[Ouya Android Development] flamepanther:
I'm sorry, are you not able to root yours? Are we not discussing what was a very successful custom ROM until the developer's time was needed elsewhere? Has there been a slew of Android devices with a 0% chance of bricking when trying to create exploits and custom ROMs and recoveries for them? Do the rooting and flashing guides for every other Android device not start with a warning that you might brick your device? Even after the ins and outs of that device are well known? Relative to the Android world, did we have to deal with a locked and encrypted bootloader like several major phones have had? Are they patching known exploits like Madcatz? Relative to other game consoles has this not been easier to hack? Is OUYA banning you from their online store like Sony and MS would do? Can we not add and execute our own apps and games without even hacking the device (could have locked that out like GameStick)? Remember, it's those last few things that Boxer8 was actually promising. A more open, more hackable alternative to other game consoles. They told us in advance that past the pre-rooted backer "developer" units, we would have to figure out the exploits and hacking for ourselves. And in less than six months, we got there. I think that's a record for any game console. We got what they promised, and this thread is proof of that. I'm sorry it wasn't the fantasy version you imagined, but a fulfilment that doesn't measure up to your expectations is not the same as being lied to. I doubt there's an objective way to know whether their fulfilment was sub-par or your expectations were inflated, but I reckon it's a little of both.

If you want examples of console makers actually lying, you might want to look through the history of pre-release promises Sony has made. PS2 will have graphics on par with holywood movies! PS3 will replace the home computer! It's technologically impossible to have motion sensors and vibration feedback in one controller! We won't need to make a PS4 for 10 years! That's what an actual lie looks like.
[Ouya Android Development] BlissfulBeast:
Bravo well said chap!

I think lack of developers is an accurate statement but it doesn't answer the WHY? :confused:

Ironically I had a hard time

not

bricking my OUYA. With a keyboard attached, and running the right program, it's pretty darn difficult to brick the box. :mad:

I mean where did this fear come from? 1 amateur developers makes a claim he bricked his OUYA and now developers of all skill levels

are wailing in fear to develop on this device with tons of potential. This fear is just moronic. :silly:

My theory/equation is: President lacking leadership + Economy Horrible + People Unwilling to donate + 1 (Likely false claim) of bricking OUYA = NO DEVELOPMENT FOR OUYA. BOO! :crying:

I don't know what XDA is coming to anymore. :(

FYI, don't take this post to seriously, it's basically a joke, just like development for the OUYA. :rolleyes:
[Ouya Android Development] rkmFL:
[MENTION=2482201]BlissfulBeast[/MENTION] & [MENTION=3757137]flamepanther[/MENTION]-

Frame it however you like. If you want to detract for the original point by claiming that other company's have done worse, that's fine.

However, no matter how you frame it, OUYA most definitely did lie to the community.

If you'd like evidence of an openly-rootable device and its relative popularity versus hacked-rootable devices, take a look at the trends in Android phones/tablets. The nexus line of openly rootable devices are far more popular than the alternatives, even when the alternatives are spec'ed better.

It's a moot argument; however. The simple fact is there isn't much development occurring on this box, regardless of your reasoning, and that was his original point, which most certainly is valid.
[Ouya Android Development] flamepanther:
I have yet to see one person support this claim, including yourself.
[Ouya Android Development] adfurgerson:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ouya/ouya-a-new-kind-of-video-game-console

See the FAQ section where they talk about how "open" it will be, specifically where they say if you don't like our choices change it yourself.
[Ouya Android Development] topnomi:
It's easily brickable because there is no bootloader we can access. if you bork the boot.img (kernel) the the box is a brick.

In many phones, if you screw up the kernel, it'll just automatically boot into the bootloader and you can fastboot the kernel. The is not possible with the ouya.

I know there were a couple hacks people came up with to get around the danger, but the bottom line is the ouya is one of the most dangerous (easily brickable) android devices that you can use a custom recovery on.
[Ouya Android Development] bornagainpenguin:
I'll apologize for the name crack, but in my defense you did seem to be flaming, so when I saw your username it was an easy conclusion to jump to. I'm sorry for having misjudged you.

So your argument in defense of the company is not that they didn't lie, they're just incompetent? Interesting argument. I'd honestly rather believe that their behavior was dishonesty rather than incompetence because dishonesty can be corrected if called out publicly enough but incompetence will simply run the company into the ground and squander every chance at redemption.

I had a Pandigital Novel once, which was open by way of incompetence and an unwillingness to embrace the community around their devices, by the time they'd improved enough to start responding to and respecting their customers all good will had been used up and the key advantages the company had had were wasted. It folded shortly thereafter. I do not want this to happen to the OUYA.

OK, fair enough. The real test will come with the release of the OUYA v2.0 to see if they've patched away all openness and revealed the existence of various exploits to be incompetence not design. If they lock down the OUYA v2.0 we'll know once and for all.
[Ouya Android Development] flamepanther:
Thanks.

Almost. My suggestion is that they are inexperienced. Competence comes with experience, so it's not like this is something that has to doom them forever. In fact, I think inexperience is a lot more correctable than dishonesty. The vast improvements they continue to make in the controller should be evidence enough that they're learning quickly from some of the more major flaws that have been raised. It may be too late to expect them to move the bootloader on the current model, but as you say, 2.0 should be a game changer one way or the other,
[Ouya Android Development] zznh:
Hi,

Anyone know anything more about the USB DAC?

I really want to buy a OUYA, but I want to connect my headphones!

It's weird how it works with the CM10 and not here, will nimguem can do anything?

Thanks
[Ouya Android Development] akira6968:
Holy sh*t I just got an OUYA for xmas from the wifey, and I'm super excited XD THANK YOU for the CIFS support. Hopefully it'll help me get my all-Windows domain shares working easily :)
[Ouya Android Development] vincenzo697:
IncognitoMan my friend are you going to update your Rom anymore?

Thanks for your great WORK.!!!!!!
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
Also.... When I attempt to check the box you specify in your post install instructions for the Play store module, it tells me:

"This module does not provide a user interface" and the box will not check.

I've signed into the Play store successfully, but now just get Connection Timeout and can't do anything else in the store. I've verified that I have a connection in the browser, so not sure what's up.
[Ouya Android Development] skrypj:
I am getting this same issue with the "This module does not provide a user interface" message. the installer says the app_process and xposedbridge.jar are active.
[Ouya Android Development] mikeones42:
I had a similar issue with not being able to check/uncheck the box for Play store under modules. I would need to double check but I think the solution was to use the touch pad on the controller to check the box instead of the hardware buttons on the controller.

As for the connection error, did you see the license agreement for googIe Play when you first opened it? I never got the license pop-up so I went back into Exposed are re-ran the installer and then rebooted. Once the ouya came back up I went back into google play and the license agreement screen appeared. Once I accepted the license, google play store loaded without issue.
[Ouya Android Development] skrypj:
Your right, I just found that in the exposed thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43281531&postcount=47
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
Awesome, thanks!

This took care of this, now only having my CIFSManager issue... Hrmm.
[Ouya Android Development] IncognitoMan:
Try with share path //10.0.1.30/ROM .... If that fails... try with lowercase //10.0.1.30/rom

Otherwise everything you've shown looks right ( unless it needs a username/pass...but i figure you know :) )

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As for the playstore "This module does not provide a user interface" message... thank you everyone for pointing that out. I will update my FAQ/instructions to include to use touchpad and actually check the box that way.
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
Yeah. Tried both of those. Also attempted authenticating as a user just for fun (even though they pull through guest on both Linux/Mac). Still getting the invalid argument issue...

In the settings, can you please tell me what the stock options are (what's checked and what is the path to cifs.ko)

I had changed some of this in my troubleshooting and accidentally closed out the tab an hour ago with what was default.

I'm at a loss other than to verify those small things. I've even reinstalled the ROM to no avail unfortunately... After 3.5 hours... It may be time to quit looking at this for the night. lol

If anyone has any further suggestions please let me know. The setup is a Mac Mini SMB share of a Firewire'd Drobo. I'm just trying to avoid buying another damn drive lol and want to play my emu roms from network... ./sigh
[Ouya Android Development] IncognitoMan:
Shouldn't need to check anything regarding loading cifs module...its built into the kernel. That could be your issue. Uncheck "Load cifs module" if its checked and try again.
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
Yeah, that one is unchecked... Kinda bummed this isn't working as it was the main reason I decided to root/install custom ROM. lol

Anything else I should try?

Thanks for the help so far.
[Ouya Android Development] IncognitoMan:
I'm really trying to think of something else to tell you...but I'm having trouble figuring out whats going on...

The only thing I can think of lastly to try is change the mount point back to the default. /mnt/cifs/rom

Would you be able to hop onto irc on freenode to the #ouya channel? might be faster to talk there than wait on each message here.
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
So, just in case someone else runs into this when attempting to connect to SMB shared from a Mac....

you need additional options of "nounix,sec=ntlmssp"

After adding these, it should mount appropriately.

Thanks to IncognitoMan for banging his head against the wall enough for me to have the bright idea to look into this!
[Ouya Android Development] chocobozero:
flash the rom, play around with it, figure out I can't remove the goolge account i enter, so I do a wipe through CWM,

then when the machine boot, it ask to connect the network and check for last version firmware and it always fail....

is it because somehow the server connect script has been changed? is there a way to bypass the checking? cause it won't let me login unless it finish the firmware checking process.
[Ouya Android Development] simbaba:
Me too, idem
[Ouya Android Development] skrypj:
Just wanted to say that I flashed this last night and all is well. Thanks for the work you put in
[Ouya Android Development] mathen:
Working fine,except for I did not get Go to Xposed Installer ( same place as Superuser ) and click Install/Update, afterward go to Modules section and make sure to check "Play Store Mode For Ouya [1.0]". Go back and reboot. part,where is Modules section?sorry for my dumb question:confused:
[Ouya Android Development] hedsick:
Modules is at the top of the screen, easy to miss if you aren't looking up there for it.

After selecting Modules, you will need to use the touchpad to click the check box.
[Ouya Android Development] chocobozero:
I think I figure out why, the play store mod in Xposed somehow redirect the server connection from ouya to google, so play store will load. I turn on the play store mod, then my FF3 game freeze, because it check for server connection too at the beginning of the time. After I turn off the mod, FF3 can be played again. So I guess if we turn off the mod then do the full wipe, the server connection fail error won't appear.

(just a guess, I didn't try)