yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
I do not know very well how did I used the Razorclaw as a basis, but with a different interface, however as I am new in the business, so I found a way to create in Chinese, but with the help of a program for computer I'm getting successfully translate it into English. At first only worked with honeycomb, but after a long time working and looking at the root of several devices running ICS unwittingly joined the method of framaroot for Asus Prime with Razorclaw and was a success. I do not know how but it seems why the Asus Prime is an ancestor of TF101 and TF101G. After a while I realized I could join all the components of framaroot and use them in Razorclaw so now supports any device running HC or ICS. But unfortunately as I am still adjusting it will take a while to get root on devices running FY JB or KK.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Jerrykist:
Working on Asus Fonepad 7 (FE170CG )?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Detection*:
Is this that Chinese root tool that was reported to steal serial / IMEI numbers ?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] karmoussa:
Hello,

I'am a newbie and this solution might help me so much to root my asus TF101G, someone could send me a link to root ?

many thanks :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] karmoussa:
Yes > 1 click is the solution :) donate now :good:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] upwardseven:
v2.3.7 download doesn't work
[Eee Pad Transformer General] presbypenguin:
To whomever finds this thread looking for the English version:

After risking Malware and Viruses on my wife laptop, I found the English version on a Bulgarian torrent site. I make no claims of security or safety in this product, and certainly hold no responsibility if it bricks your device, but it works to root without the assistance of a computer.

Here is a File Dropper link for it: http://www.filedropper.com/baidueasyroot237enversion

And then use this to install CWM Custom Recovery: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1346180&highlight=recovery+installer

Hope this helps anyone whose TF101 refused to connect to USB and the last OTA update basically made their tablet unusable. KatKiss 4.4.4 works really well, FYI.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
I will update soon. ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] A|ex:
any news all links dead
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
It's working fine for me ?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] A|ex:
V2.3.7(EN Version): http://m.app.box.com/view_shared/pyehf9fh4xem3hy50

is dead
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
Sorry. I will re-up.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
Link updated!! ?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] A|ex:
Thanks a lot. Got it working and now rooted. Data cable broke but able to charge :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jlucas95:
The same thing happened to me. ??
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Silverobot:
I was able to root tablet, install twrp, & flash Lollipop 5.1 without PC you'll need Micro SD, sequence below.

I can't post links FYI

1) Install Baidu Root APK (Via their website its in Chinese, Google the translation it is available)

2)Download "Rashr - Flash Tool" & flash CMW 5.8 version (CMW 6 wont recognize SD)

3)Download TWRP 2.8.1.1 onto micro SD card (Search XDA Forum)

3)Boot into recovery mode (Vol Down + Power) & Flash TWRP 2.8.1.1

4)Reboot, Download on to SD the most recent Lollipop 5.1 By timduru, superuser, & Gapps as well.

5)Boot into recovery mode (TWRP)

6)Clean out current install (Start fresh or you get gapps errors)

7)Flash Lollipop, Gapps, & superuser

8)Reboot, Uninstall Baidu & Chinese superuser, English superuser will take over.

9) Done (Flashed Lollipop without PC)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bloodiety:
so, 1 week ago i rooted my phone and today i just tried to install cyanogenmod and when i tried to install it it seemed like it worked then i tried rebooting it but it just froze at the logo screen can anybody help me with this

also if this is in the wrong category can an op or mod fix it im new to the site
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Introduction​

Hello guys and welcome to my first guide (be indulgent please haha) :D

In this guide I will show you how to build your first Android app, knowing java langage will be very helpful to follow up but it's not required.

In addition, we will not see a lot of Java in this introductory tutorial.

That said, if you want to go further in the development of Android applications, you will need to know Java. :)

In this guide we will create a very simple Android application ("Hello World!) The goal is to see basis of development.

What to expect from this guide

Setting up the development environment

A very simple example

I’ll be using Windows for this tutorial. However, there will be not much difference on another system (GNU/Linux or Mac OS X). You just need to adapt the instructions to your particular situation.
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
The toolbox : JDK

The toolbox : JDK​

As I said quickly in the introduction, Android applications are developed in Java. You may already have some of the tools that I will present here if you ever developed in Java. Well, so much better! It is much less work for you. ;)

A word about Java

One characteristic of Java is portability, which means that computer programs written in the Java language must run similarly on any hardware/operating-system platform. This is achieved by compiling the Java language code to an intermediate representation called Java bytecode, instead of directly to platform-specific machine code. Java bytecode instructions are analogous to machine code, but they are intended to be interpreted by a virtual machine (VM) written specifically for the host hardware. End-users commonly use some special tools installed on their own machines.

These tools are included in the JDK. In addition, the JDK contains the JRE (so also the virtual machine), which is handy. :)

To summarize, there has two cases:

You are a simple user of Java : you must have JRE.

You are a developer : you need the JDK tools

Frequently asked question :

Since I tried to put myself in Java, I may already have JDK installed ... How do I know if this is the case ?

We will make a very simple little test (or rather 2 ;) ).

Start by opening a command prompt in Windows (Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt) or a terminal if you're on a Mac or GNU / Linux.

To know if JRE is installed, type the following command:

java -version

To know if JDK is installed, type the following command:

javac

In both cases, if the command is not recognized, is that you do not have the tool in question (JRE or JDK).

If you have only the JRE, install the JDK.

If you have nothing ... Install the JDK: p (the JRE is included anyway).

In short, now that you know where you stand with your Java environment, you can do (or not btw) the installation.

While all of these explanations were not necessarily required, it is still better to know what is installed, right ?

Installing the JDK

The installation of the JDK will be faster than his explanations, I promise :D

downloading

To start, go to this address.

Click the "Download JDK" button.

On the next page, accept the license agreement and click on the executable to download : jdk-7u51-windows-x64.exe in my case

installation

To start the installation, double-click the executable previously downloaded and let it guide you (or run it from a terminal).

And voilà ! Here is the first brick laid. :D

Next steps are installing android sdk, eclipse and ADT plugin or you can just download and install adt bundle wich provide you with :

Eclipse + ADT plugin

Android SDK Tools

Android Platform-tools

The latest Android platform

The latest Android system image for the emulator

Thanks to [MENTION=5629602]FreakOde[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4661771]Chain Hacker[/MENTION]
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Specific tools for Android : Android SDK

Specific tools for Android : Android SDK​

We have just installed the JDK. So now you have the tools to develop a Java program. That said, an Android application is a particular Java program. You have the basic tools but not the specific tools to Android.

The tool you are missing is the SDKAndroid. It contains what you need, not to develop a standard Java program, but to develop an Android application.

Download the Android SDK and decompression

To download the Android SDK, go here and choose the file depending on your system.

As you can see, this file is compressed (zip for Windows and Mac or tgz for GNU / Linux). Unzip it where you want on your hard drive.

Remember exactly where you put the decompressed content. His path will be needed for the future. I recommend a safe place that will not move.​

Personally, I put the contents of the zip in : C:\Android\android-sdk-windows

Add the SDK to PATH

Frequently asked question :

Ok I do not mind ... but what's the point?

No worries, before the manipulation, let me explain what it is. :)

What is the PATH?

When Windows (and this is the same principle on Mac or GNU / Linux) executes a command, it will search for it in specific directories...if it is not found in these directories, it considers that it does not know it and returns an error.

These specific directories are defined in what is called an environment variable: a variable (which, by definition, contains a value) accessible by Windows, everywhere, all the time.

The environment variable in question is PATH. To see its value, type the following in the command prompt in Windows:

echo %PATH%

You get a series of directories separated by ";".

It is in each of these directories that Windows searches for commands that you ask.

For example, the java command that we used earlier, is located in the C:\Windows\System32. Well I'm sure that this directory is in your PATH. ;)

So now, we'll need that Windows knows where the new commands of the Android SDK are.

To add it to your path, execute this command :

set PATH=%PATH%;"path to android sdk"

So in my case I should execute

set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Android\android-sdk-windows

One last step is required to install the Android SDK. Do not worry, this is the easiest. ;)

Installing Android platforms

The last step is to install at least one version of Android platform. According to the version of Android, APIs differ a little. At the time of this writing, the latest version of Android is version 4.4.2 (KitKat).

In the SDK directory, an executable is present: SDK Manager.exe. It's a small interface to manage versions of Android.

Run it to start the installation.

Among the available packages, choose the one you want:

Personally, I took everything! To be sure not to return. :p

On Mac and GNU/Linux, run from a terminal the "android" command in the directory / tools /.

The installation will take a few minutes (to me it was quite long since I took everything ...).

Once installation is complete, we can move to: Installing Eclipse.
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Development environment : Eclipse

Development environment : Eclipse​

As for the JDK, it may be that you already have Eclipse installed. If this is the case, great. :) You can now move on to the next section.

Otherwise, we will install it together.

Frequently asked question :

But in fact, what is Eclipse?

Eclipse is what we call an IDE or "Integrated Development Environment". This is a software that allows you to write programs more easily than simple Notepad in Windows (although it is possible). Besides the color code, it will bring you useful tools to compile your programs, debugging, etc.. It can be used to develop with any type of language, but we use it to make Java. ;)

In addition, Eclipse is designed to be augmented with plug-ins. Thus, there is a plugin to develop Android applications ...! We'll see this in the next section.

Do you like it? Well let's go for the download and installation!

Download

First of all, go here and download Eclipse.

Choose 32 Bit or 64 Bit depending on your configuration (if you do not know , take 32 Bit ) .

On the next page , click on the big green arrow and ... wait for it to finish!

Installing Eclipse

Installing Eclipse really comes down to ... unzip the downloaded file!

You can place it anywhere on your hard drive. Personally ( on Windows ), the story that things are organized , I placed the folder " eclipse" in C:\Program Files ( or C :\Program depending on your version of Windows).

To start Eclipse, run the executable found in the directory "eclipse" (really , you guessed ? haha :D) .

At startup, Eclipse will ask you the location of your Workspace. This is the directory that contains all the data related to your Java programs ( and thus your Android applications). Your source code will be stored there. This is the time , if you have a hard drive dedicated to your data, choose a directory therein. Otherwise, you can leave the default directory.

Well. Now , to develop our Android apps more easily , we need a small plugin.
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
A small plugin for Eclipse ADT

A small plugin for Eclipse ADT​

As I briefly mentioned in the previous section, Eclipse has been designed to be able to receive plugins. Depending on whether you are Java, PHP, Javascript developer, (...) you have at your disposal a whole bunch of plugins that make your life easier.

The plugin for the Android application development is called ADT (Android development tools).

This time we will not download the plugin on the website of his publisher but directly from Eclipse.

ADT installation:

So first start Eclipse. In the "Help" menu, select "Install New Software ...".

In the window that opens, click on "Add ..."

Enter the following values​​:

Name: Android Plugin (for example)

Location: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/

Click OK, and wait a few seconds. Then you get this window:

http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/156355window.jpg

Check the "Developer Tools" (which also tick the underlying tools) and click "Next". In the next window, click again on "Next"

In the next window, accept the terms of the license agreements and click "Finish"

During installation, you may get a security warning.

It tells you that Eclipse does not know what you are installing. But we, we know. ;) So you can safely confirm by clicking "Ok".

At the end of the installation, you are prompted to restart Eclipse.

We have one small thing to do before moving on to the next part: Configure the ADT plugin. We will tell the plugin where the Android SDK.

In the "Window" menu, select "Preferences".

In the left pane, choose "Android"

Click "Browse ..." and choose the location of the SDK installed earlier in this tutorial.

Click "Apply" then "Ok". And voila!
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Setting a virtual device (for testing)​

To test our application, we use a virtual phone! Very convenient because it's cheap (well it's free :D)

Our virtual phone (yes you can have more than one if you want) are called "AVD", which leans "Android Virtual Device". It fits with what you want to do.

To begin, click on the little button as shown in the screenshot

This opens the AVD Manager. You should have no AVD yet. To create one, click "New ...". The following window is very important because it will define your "phone":

Configuring AVD could be a complete tutorial ... We therefore remain there for the moment.

Click the "Create AVD" button to complete the creation of your virtual mobile. You then end up with a beautiful AVD in your list. You can then close the "AVD Manager" to finally move to developing your first Android app
[Android General] wfarid:
this is a great writeup. Thank you!
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
You are welcome mate :D
[Android General] zamzameir:
subscribed for now. I might need this later. TQ :)
[Android General] D™:
This is something great you have done dear..:good::good: Great tut BTW..:angel:
[Android General] FreakOde:
Probably u could have just told them to download "android bundle" from developer site..that could have saved a lot of their work:cowboy::cowboy:
[Android General] vaisakhan:
Cool..! :)
[Android General] EnricoD:
great guide!

Just a suggestion: I think You can also avoid the virtual device's setup for testing because eclipse let You also to test the apps directly on the smartphone if You have usb debugging enabled ... it's quicker for me because a virtual device requires memory to run .. :)
[Android General] basuraunak:
Awesome TUT

Subscribing it might need it in future!!
[Android General] ArsildoAs:
Yhank You !
[Android General] Aadi:
Dude a suggestion don't get angry you can just link to the ADT bundle instead of downloading SDK and Eclipse separately... By the way nice guide for starters.. :good: But you could have also included using XML stuff and not just the coding.. Just a suggestion.. After all they also need XML to master developing...:)
[Android General] surVfate:
Amazing!!! I just start learning Java for a couple week now but now I can learn Android dev at the same time too. :good:
[Android General] Requechos:
Hi...! Congratulations! Its an excelent guide. Im not a developer but reading the lines makes me want to learn more. If you ever want it to be translated just let me know. Salutes from Argentina!

Enviado desde mi Moto X mediante Tapatalk
[Android General] russian392:
Finally someone makes a guide using proper english!

Google has all this explained on the android website but it is as if they dont know english and wrote it all from a translator without the grammer!

So thank you! But a tad bit to late, i did all this a year ago (took me a few weeks)
[Android General] LRNZ09:
Very useful, thanks a lot! :D
[Android General] yurinaka:
Awesome guide. Thanks.
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
I prefer the users know exactly what they are installing anyway I will add it to the tut ASAP :D And XML stuff will be a complete new tutorial in the near future

Thanks for all of you and enjoy :highfive:
[Android General] magestic1995:
Hello when you said "To start, go to this address" there is no address to go to. Really looking forward to using this guide but need the link:o
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Fixed, thanks :D
[Android General] corey749:
Thanks!

This is incredibly helpful, thank you!
[Android General] ronald_loulan:
Good job...

Looking forward or tips to create some quiz/apps...
[Android General] EvangelineX:
Thank you!
[Android General] Aadi:
:highfive: good and dude remember i am ready to help if you need any like some tutorials and stuff. If at all you need anything just PM me.:good:
[Android General] Ugglaimossen:
This is wonderful! I was just thinking of where to start! Many thanks!
[Android General] mlazzarotto91:
Hi thanks for the guide! :laugh:

Unfortunately the app crashes as soon as it opens!

Can someone take a look to the log?
[Android General] FreakOde:
XML tutorial would be very helpful....looking forward to it!!

And great tutorial for starters:good:
[Android General] Rachid.Ala:
Once I have some free time I will do a tut about XML stuff :D
[Android General] Breach:
I was having an issue with the directions to open SDK Manager, seems some people do, but a quick Google Search resulted in a work around... So, if you...

Try to run SDK Manager from Windows Explorer and a DOS box pops up and disappears.

or

Try to run SDK Manager from DOS Prompt and nothing seems to happen.

then just watch this video..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dpik8yxhv-8
[Android General] purudpd:
thanks

good thing i have learned netBeans java.....thank you very much:good::good::good:
[Android General] davant155:
1. Thank you very much for this Tutorial!

2. With the latest Android Development Kid, a couple things changed... (Actionbaractivity...)

so if i start a new Project the source code is already different. But i just deleted it and used your sourcecode, but that doesn't work :(

I get errors like:

- extension WGL_ARB_make_current_read was not found

- extension WGL_EXT_swap_control was not found

- This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.

Can somebody please help me?

Thank you
[Android General] Lgrootnoob:
On the thrid post for linux it would technically be the command

./android
[Android General] googleminded:
hey.. i have downloaded android SDK like many times successfully but whenever i try to open/extract the zip am getting a msg (attached the ss below) i dont know why am getting this.. if u r able to understand my problem then plz help me :confused:

am using Windows 8 n i have downloaded SDK Tools for 64 bit from ur link

i have downloaded both of them android-sdk_r22.6.2-windows.zip

installer_r22.6.2-windows.exe

ss here
[Android General] eyesfortech:
Great!

Nice tutorial :)

I will try to setup this on my laptop over the weekend.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Velvis:
Is it possible to get moon reader books to show up in the carousel?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nehuy:
Hello there!

I have already used the search function, but I wasn't able to find my exact problem in any other post.

Yesterday I flashed the rom Carbon (4.4.2 maded by coderzs) on my p705, and today It appeared with the LG logo a little buggy, then I take out the battery and it never turns on again (no matter what key combination I used) and another surprise is that my 32gb micro sd was corrupted too, I can't even format it with HP disk storage format tool, neither I can use Recuva to get the files.

Plus, when I connect the phone to USB withouth battery it gets really hot.

Do anyone have an Idea of what to do? Actually I'm more concerned in recovering the SD card info or at least use it again in the future.

Thanks in advance.

New Info:

Now I can make it boot LG logo sometimes, but it still buggy and there is no key method to enter bootload emergency is working. =S
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IGGYVIP:
try this

1 try putting it in a blackberry while its on (old bb are the best) and it will prompt its corrupted say yes to format and then try plugging into recuva :) (worked for me numerous times)

2 did you try vol+ and vol- and power hold and release power after vibration and then use KDZ_FW_UPD_EN.7z

try link2sd it does same but on a different level
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nehuy:
I will have to try to put the sd in another phone, but I don't know anyone with bb =S

Also, the only way to make the phone "boot" is holding vol+ (and any other key) and then it vibrates and sow a buggy LG logo, then it continously restart over and over again showing different buggy logos (LG ones).

THanks for the reply.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SuperSkill:
Other than trying kdz flash you can use LG official update tool to do an emergency update. You will in that process need to enter both imei&serial. Basically this also flash kdz but in addition it check and repair your partitions.

Hope it might help you :beer:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nehuy:
I will try that last advice, thanks :)

The SD card seems dead =S

It is recognized by the computer and devices, it shows 1gb instead of 32 and it needs to be formated, but no program let me do it.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soopochoux:
I already have this problem with my girlfriend's phone last week-end and solve it!

I use a modified stock rom (root + cwm in KDZ) avaiable here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2214717. ROM KDZ V20A_00 ROOT

Put the phone in emergency mode (power off the phone, plug it on usb to your pc, wait for the battery logo then press vol+ and power)

Start KDZ updater then flash the rom. After install, start cwm (vol+ vol- power home at same time) and do a wipe data factory reset and wipe dalvik and cache.

Reboot and it work! :victory:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nehuy:
Yes, I already did it too in the past, I bricked my phone twice, but this time is a hard brick, and wont let me get to emergency mode (there is no way, really I test it). It seems that I can't make it boot =S

Maybe all this is because I was using ART instead of davlink, and something may explode inside the phone.

Thanks anyway for the reply, I'l keep searching for some solution (the SD have more chances to keep alive I guess)