yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] back37:
Also have this problem. with this build... i think it required to restore some parts of gapps...

To install i create small program based on method with rEFInd Boot Manager, it looks more easy as i think, just replace some android images by this build and it will be installed :)

https://translate.google.ru/transla...5&view=findpost&p=41005660&edit-text=&act=url

If you have some ideas, thats functions can be added to program just write (or make it, program is opensource)... i want to improve this project :D
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
Can you tell me what is shows or what it does?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] feduss:
Android booted at the end, but only the live version
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
Are you sure you have created a valid data.img in the same folder as the other android images?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] feduss:
Yep, but i've deleted android, because i coudn't log into my google account
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] andreadj:
wifi on t100tal

Hi,

thanks a lot to all you folks for the great thread, I have a t100tal and windows 8.1 really sukks... this place is like gold.

I could boot Ubuntu 14.04.2 quite easily thanks to the bootia32.efi downloaded here and many things seam to work excepted wifi; I gave also a try to the Android image provided by domini99 and wifi isn't working either but from other posts it looks like it should work.

Did you do something extra to make the Broadcom wifi adapter work in Android?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
No, for me it just worked instantly after installing the drivers to the image.

Maybe you have yet another wifi chip? I did my research and the t100 is sold with different wifi chips
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] saulcho009:
Define how the wifi isn't working. Does it say its connected to the Wifi but you're not getting any internet? Apparently the Broadcom Wifi in the T100 doesn't like 40mhz wifi sources. Under Windows, this is an easy fix by setting "Bandwidth Capability" to "11a:20/40;11bg:20mhz" forcing it to use only 20mhz. I don't know how to set that setting under Android or Ubuntu however. When testing around with my 20/40mhz router, I noticed that internet wasn't working even though wifi was connected. Had to manually set my router to 20mhz and that fixed it. 40mhz isn't great in a crowded airspace anyway.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] matthewak:
how long should it show the android flashing boot logo? i had it waiting for 15 minutes at least. any reason this may not be working on my t100ta ? my partition is only 1.08 gb. it wouldn't let me drink my c:\ more than that, though c:\ has 6.7gb free. thanks,
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
No it shouldn't, what option did you choose upon booting? You should choose live android, the top option.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] matthewak:
i was able to shrink c:\ further. so, i did that and wiped the new partition and made it again with the bigger size. i was able to boot after doing it again with the bigger size. i read what was written about the wifi drivers being included. it seems to have that problem for me, now that i've got it booted. i can't use google play, as it will not verify my gmail or let me create a new google account -- i think the wifi is not working for me. what should i do to get the connection working? it's strange, as it found my wireless AP and accepted the password to connect. i see i'm connected to the wifi, but google play is not verifying my google acct still, giving error when trying to login. thanks,
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] PedroAdamastor:
Domini99 thanks for dual boot tutorial.

I followed your tutorial and i can now boot my Asus T100TA with android (wifi working), but there's no way to login into google account, or to create a new account.

Anyone with the same problem? Is there any solution to fix this?

Thanks.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] matthewak:
i guess that's the same problem i wrote about in my post above yours. i couldn't verify the wifi connection was really work beyond connecting to wireless ap.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] PedroAdamastor:
Hi matthewak, i believe we have the same problem. It accepts the password to connect to wifi, but as this version doesn't have a browser or any app that connects to the internet i cant be sure im really connected.

My Asus is this model: T100TA-DK003H 64Gb running win 8.1.

It would be great to have a dual boot system.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] andreadj:
sorry for the late reply, I was away for the week :)

It shows no device available for connection, apparently it is a bcm43xx something chip (windows is not very chatty about devices...), I am not shure, I will try to install Ubuntu following instruction found on linuxnorth to see if I can have the integrated wifi working, that would already be it.... the t100 is a nice device but without the keyboard windows is really not cool to use, less than usual.

-edit

So... The card is a Broadcom 43341 and it does work in linux with kernel 4.1 and downloaded firmware as stated on some site I can't remember; I have been reading so much about this T100 and the 43xx adapters that I just forgot where I read it first.

I could bring it to life following instructions for asus X205TA on Debian wiki here:

https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Asus/X205TA

Did someone see this card work on Android?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
I really can't help much more, I'm not a professional developer, i'm far from that, so I'm just constantly trying by copying files and putting new drivers in the image. I have no more experience. The best we can do I think is wait for ConsoleOS to release a stable image.

I've tried their DR1 image by using a 32 bit bootloader, but the display driver fails to start, so no GUI.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] hillbeast:
I hold out no hope for ConsoleOS. They made promises for releases a long time ago and they still haven't come near meeting their targets. Even their forum almost seems dead.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] spastikitten:
Welp..didn't know there were different versions to start off xD..moved from a venue 8 pro to a galaxy tab 4 then to a t100 (ta apparently)

Thinking the model was the same I downloaded the image for it of Google groups and booted up no problems..but the lag and that was it! I'd split the 64gb ssd in two and now dual booting (can't wait for a more working build for this one tho!)

Ohh yeah and it is android! ..does that mean I get $20?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
I am back from vacation and I will continue trying to get Android working as far as possible.

I will keep posting whenever I find something new

EDIT:

I'm busy editing the images now, as I might have found the problem that causes login to impossible.

And I will include Google Chrome as the default browser
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] spastikitten:
Hi! Great to here your back!

Sorry if I'm being a nag ..but some love for the taf model would be great!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
I am now modifying my image, and a beta might even be online today!

You could test this image and report issues, I might be able to fix them.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] spastikitten:
Yeah..just seems to be the darn brightness still and the wifi on the taf model ( I returned the first one cos it kept dying in windows ) now I'm up to tab 3 xD the second one wouldn't post or anything

Yeah anyways thanks for the dev on this! Would be great to have this going

Keep up the work :)
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
I've fixed the login issue, the login wizard is not quite stable yet but it does get the job done and after this you will have a functional device.

I'm rebuilding the images now and will be releasing them including a new tutorial.

Google Play store is working fine, so i'm not including a browser into the image right now as you can install any browser from the Play Store.

More details will be released later.

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Hello everybody,

my previous image was not fully working, i've been working on a fix for the past few weeks, and i've gotten a solution.

what is new in this image:

- WPS fixed, you should now be able to use WPS without any issue

- Login issue fixed

- Includes a file manager

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8jVq7lqQUtvUkFyT0RhR2lJT28/view?usp=sharing

(The image is highly compressed again to save space, I would recommend using 7zip to unzip the image)

Here is the installation tutorial, it is based on the previous one but has some modifications. The old tutorial is outdated, use this one:

Know bugs:

- No camera

- Random force closes when installing a new app from the Play Store, just ignore them they do not affect the working of the tablet.

- No auto-screen rotate.

I think i'm gonna look into the rotation issue for the next release.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] spastikitten:
Still no WiFi for the taf model ...gotta stick with the derpy old wg111v3 for a bit longer I guess
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
I don't really know, I don't own the TAF model, I will look into it but I can't gaurantee anything.

I quit for today, but in the following few days my goal is to get rotation and possibly bluetooth working.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] spastikitten:
Awesome! Thanks ..although it could be real stupid of me just having a file in the wring spot or something although I have read it is a different card to the ta model

Thanks so much in advance!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] mcnico:
Hi guys , this post is gold ( [MENTION=4428709]domini99[/MENTION] you diserve more thx by the way :p )

I'm trying to get android run in live on a 2gb sd card, Do you think it is possible ?

If it is, Can you please help me with a tutorial ?

Thank you guys !
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
Hi, i'm currently still working on Bluetooth and rotation, but running it from an SD-Card COULD work.

I will look into it and tell wether it's possible or not.

I honestly don't think it's possible, as the SD-Card reader is not initialized during boot, but only after the OS has booted and recognized the card reader.

I'll look what I can do.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
Yeah that's one way
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] mcnico:
Thanks man :)

[MENTION=4857012]feherneoh[/MENTION] If I understand well, The USB would boot to start android from the sd card :confused:

Could be great if this works :laugh:
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] mcnico:
The one provided before on this thread may work doesn't it ?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] domini99:
My PC recently broke down, so I can't continue on anything :(

I'm afraid it's going to need a new motherboard.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] mcnico:
Sorry to hear that :(
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Vioner:
People, any of you got a working lollipop build? I've seen some links in the thread, but all of them are dead now.

Please let me know. I'm hungry for lollipop :)

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 4 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Vioner:
[MENTION=4857012]feherneoh[/MENTION],

I'm not asking about T100TA dedicated, but all Android-x86 lollipop builds. There are few:

1. android_x86-5.0.2_r1-20141221.iso - host onedrive

2. android_x86_5.0.1.iso - host onedrive

3. android_x86-5.1.1_r13-20150831.iso - host gdrive

I will test them all today again.

There are like 10+ more, but made with MESA graphical drivers, so not Intel.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] gtp20:
Has anyone managed to get the touch screen and sound working on Windows? I looked through all the pages but didn't see anything.

I essentially bricked my T100 trying to factory reset after the Windows 10 update. I finally managed to get it to turn on after removing the battery. I was unable to restore from either the usb key I created using Windows 10 or the recovery partition (both attempts to restore fail). So I installed Windows 10 and 8.1 both x86. I have spent days and can't get the touch screen or the sound to work.

I'm just trying to get the thing functioning again....
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] ktdt00:
My touchscreen and sound work under Win10 from a fresh install. Did you install all of the driver packages from the Asus site? When I did it a few weeks ago there were only a couple driver packages transitioned to Win10 so I also had to install several from Win8.1. Either that or making sure you got all the cables plugged back in good from your battery pull?

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Hi all - I've installed stock Android-X86-4.4-r3 and I've also installed the version that is on the T100 Magic Stick to emmc in a triple boot (Win/Lin/Android) config.

Both Android versions work very well but my question is that I can't get the backlight to work on either version. When the system goes to sleep, the backlight always stays on which kills the battery in about 10 hours. Have any of you gotten it to work right and if so could you share some things to try?

I've read a bunch and it sounds like there is a kernel version or two where the backlight was working but not sure if the fix is in either of the distros I've tried?

Thanks in advance!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] claustrox:
Hi all,

first of all sorry for my dumb question but I read all thread without undestand the answer.

1) at today is it possible to run android installed on a separate disk partition as dual boot

2) I followed this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62279669&postcount=573 tutorial but every time I reboot the system the bootable partition is transformed as non bootable.

3) it seems to me I have to disable the "secure boot " in bios I did it but after that windows ask me for a recovery key , I didn't know how procede from there .

Any hint?

thx

Andrea
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] claustrox:
Thank you very much for your answer.

I am still missing something.

Come to boot selection --> andorid --> then came a black screen with multiple choices

Picked the first one , android load smoothing but find the apk in any folder.

I installed all the package in an hard disk partition.

the only files I can see in USB folder are in USB 0 folder ( EFI folder LOST.DIR folder bootsect.bak file)

I transfered the google service apk file with pendrive to t100, checked permissions (0770), checked untrasted source , but I still have error parsing file error , alsot tried to download again the file , no luck

also tried to install other apk files but I had the same error " there was a problem parsing the package"

UPDATE:

I solved the error deleting the data file and and making a new one.

I suppose my error was to pick an ext3 format.

Now is perfect and run flawless great work. thx
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] mcnico:
Did somebody try Remix OS? Do you think it can works?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] JoinTheRealms:
I dont have the T100 anymore but theres a modified EFI image that people have reported working well with the T100

https://www.reddit.com/r/RemixOS/comments/40pek2/premade_image_with_efi_booting_no_legacy/
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] chrisdroid33:
Android on similar hardware Dell venue 8 Pro

Hi,

I ordered a Dell venue 8 Pro which has similar hardware as T100.

I would like to run Android too on it since Windows market doesn't offer the same apps for WP8 and Windows 8.1.

I 'll get the 64GB version so I can allocate 8 GB for Android.

Will windows 8.1 manage boot loader with an android partition ?

Which version of Android would you use ? The one from the Intel x86 port (http://www.android-x86.org/)

Or maybe get the ISO of the new delll venue 8 (android) which looks like having similar hardware ?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] lufasponge:
I didn't get the wireless working on 13.04, only on 13.10. If you don't want to reinstall/update, maybe updating the kernel to 3.11 will help. Also, if it detects wireless networks, but won't connect, a few restarts fixed that for me and others, after attempting to connect. Also turning wireless off and on with the applet helps sometimes, I never tried the function key, so that shouldn't be required. FYI, 13.10 supports the touch screen as well, so I'd just recommend going that route and since I know the wireless works with it, unless you have a good reason to use 13.04 server.

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Since I seriously considered buying the Dell venue 8 before I landed on the Asus T100 I'll put my 2 cents in. If you install android on the Venue 8 pro, it will likely be very slow, as has been observed on the asus t100. You will also likely not be able to get all the drivers to work as easily as linux. Also, non-native android installed on it will only be able to run x86 apps, the arm apps will not work. So, if using android apps is your main concern, the venue pro 8 is not the way to go. However, the venue 8, although not quad core, comes installed with android on it, and it should be able to run arm apps as well. So, if android apps are your #1 concern, exchanging it for a venue 8 is probably your best bet. I almost bought one for this reason, however, linux is not supported on the processor, only on the new bay trail ones, so I decided not to get it (in my case, linux is my #1 concern and android was just a bonus). However, if you just want more apps, or free apps, linux is a good option, you can also keep windows too. Also everything important on the asus t100 works with linux, except the sound, and sound support should be coming soon (I have not tested the carmera or bluetooth, but I don't care if they work, so those might not work as well). So if you must have windows, stick with what you have and install linux too. If you need android apps, just get a venue 8 instead.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Jason_25:
I was able to get farther after updating to Kubuntu 13.10. Unfortunately, I am still running into errors with the driver with the result being a wireless interface is not created. I have tried both brcmfmac43241b4-sdio.bin files. Also I have tried renaming the files as shown. These pages describe the same problem I am having:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...cmd:+brcmf_proto_cdc_query_dcmd&gbv=1&ct=clnk

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/wandboard/GFq_KjtMTmc/4uHERc4pZ78J

I have tried both kernels 3.11.0-13 and 3.11.0-12 with the same result. I have also copied the contents of NVRAM into the brcm folder. I have rebooted several times and booted into Windows and back with the same results.

What kernel are you running? How do I know the NVRAM procedure went correctly?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] AdamWill:
If anyone's interested in trying Fedora on something Bay Trail-ish, hit me up, I'm working on it with a Venue 8 Pro. I can build Fedora 20-based images that boot; now fighting various kernel issues to try and get something workable running. For now I can only boot to a working graphical desktop using kernel 3.11 with 'nomodeset', and the touch screen doesn't work in that case.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] lufasponge:
I'm using 3.11.0-13. I'm not really sure how to know that copying NVRAM works, but paperWastage and others on forums have failed to get /dev/nvram to be usable, maybe dd would work, but I avoid dd if at all possible since you can brick your install if you mistype. However, nvramtool worked for me, so I'd just install that. Below are the instructions that worked for me, twice. Notice that "sudo cp brcmfmac43241b4-sdio.bin /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac-sdio.bin" copies and renames the file, so this isn't just a simple copy.

sudo apt-get install nvramtool

cd ~/Downloads

wget git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/plain/brcm/brcmfmac43241b4-sdio.bin

sudo cp brcmfmac43241b4-sdio.bin /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac-sdio.bin

cd /lib/firmware/brcm/

sudo nvramtool -b brcmfmac-sdio.txt

Then I'd reboot, see if it sees any networks, if it does, try to connect, it will likely fail like it did for me and just keep trying. Then restart and it should work after a restart or two. Turning wireless networking on and off may help too, but once you get it to sucessfully connect, it should work after that.

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I'm not interested in Fedora, but if you get audio to work, please let me know, I assume it's the same and I've been trying for like a week to get it to work with no luck.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Jason_25:
Thanks for bestowing me with the correct link for the firmware. The wireless seems to work now. The link is here in case something happens to the post above:

http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/plain/brcm/

The following links DO NOT WORK:

http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/tree/brcm

http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/ke.../?id=ec24832ca5793c4a20389c29ad5f653bd6a93a84

I was able to connect to a WPA2 network on first boot. The key is that network-manager is a piece of junk. If you use wpa-supplicant it works fine.

I could not get the native resolution to work with the method posted. Trying to add the modeline manually resulted in errors like:

xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default

xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed

Interestingly, the cvt command would not create a 1366x768 modeline.

Instead it created a 1368x768 modeline. Instead of using xrandr, generating an xorg.conf and editing it with a modeline caused the driver to ignore the resolution.

Do you still have the "set gfxmode=auto" line in grub.cfg for your properly booting system?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] lufasponge:
Others have reported having trouble getting native resolution too, though I have never had the problem once installed. In my grub kernel entry, the only thing I have for graphics is "video=fbdev nomodeset --" and it works native resolution. The only time I did not get native resolution was when running from the usb drive.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] chrisdroid33:
Well in fact I don't plan to have 2 tablets.

I ordered the most versatile/powerful.

The windows OS is fine for all I need to do, mostly remote monitoring/management.

But I planned to have the tablet in my car too to be used as a GPS (with a BT antenna).

For instance Waze/Sygic... apps would be nice to have.

I installed Bluestatcks on another PC to give it a try (has no GPS), but Waze starts and stays black.

I will test again when I get the venue pro with BT GPS.

If you have any other suggestions....
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Jason_25:
I am using Kubuntu installed to a tiny USB flash drive. I am not sure if the USB install or Kubuntu is the problem.

Do you happen to use a custom xorg.conf file? Can you post your Xorg.0.log?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] AdamWill:
For folks working on the Venue 8 Pro - I think it has more wrinkles than the T100. On the one kernel I can get booted, 3.11, if you run 'lspci', the wifi and sound hardware doesn't show up *at all*. I think there are issues with PNP and the V8P's firmware. Until the kernel at least finds and enumerates the hardware, there's no point fiddling around with anything above that layer.

3.12 and 3.13 both hang during boot on the V8P for me, I'm working on providing usable info to the kernel devs to get that fixed :/ https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65841
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] SixSixSevenSeven:
Have you tried lsusb? Although its unusual, it has been known for hardware to be connected to internal USB buses instead of PCI and bay trail does support more than the single USB port the venue possesses so its entirely possible they put the other one to good use.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] AdamWill:
Yes. Nothing but hubs (and the mouse and keyboard I plugged in). But it's been pointed out to me since that they could likely be hooked up via SPI and/or GPIO rather than PCI or USB.