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[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
This was a developer question. This is why I posted it in the Developer section.

From this post here I posted in the right spot. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1805891

Atrix HD Android Development does not state that question could not be answered there. If so the title of that section needs to be changed to Atrix HD Android ROMS and software.

I think this question needs to be place back where I posted it. Just because someone has not posted 20,000,000 post. Does not mean that they can not read and follow direction. I have been on the forum for a while and know the rules.

Thanks,

John
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
Never seen that error before. Try to resync repo again will be my best fix and continue on.

Also follow this to the T and you will be fine as this is the first guide I tried to build my first rom

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_mb886
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I'm aware that this is a technical question, and like Teckno, I'm not sure what the problem is -- you could have just synced when CM hadn't included all the gerrit updates for all the various projects (your error could be from that package being too up to date or it not being enough up to date...it's happened to me before).

Anyways, this didn't deserve it's own thread under Development, and like I suggested first, should have just been a regular post in the CM11 thread (preferably in the RAZR HD forums where our devs are more likely to see it). Our forums, Atrix HD, aren't heavily populated with developers, just guys like myself, Techno, and others who know enough to give us roms but not necessarily enough fix every little thing wrong with them.

To answer the other questions in the OP:

The boot animations and apps are drag-n-drop into /system/app (for apps; can also make a /data/app and put them there, but you'll then have to tweak the updater-script to apply 644 permissions /data/app & name the app the same as Android does -- I'm lazy so all I do is "adb pull /data/app ~/dataapps...). The /data/app way is a bit more technical and requires a full data wipe before installing (to ensure people are using what you included, not what they already have.

Boot animation is the same, only under /system/media. Wallpapers -- depends, can either use apk-tool and take apart the CM Wallpaper app, add them to it, pack it back up OR just rename your images to the same name as CM's, open up the apk up with 7-Zip (windows) or Gnome's Archive Manager (solaris 2), and d-n-d right over them (that should work, does for themes).

Don't take the thread being reported the wrong way. Back in the day this forum had some less that stellar people here that spammed, started crap, posted in the wrong place, so whatever happens by whoever, we just nip it in the bud. It's not that you didn't have a good, valid development question, just other users will start seeing questions posted openly under dev so they'll start posting questions that aren't good or valid dev questions.

I hope you understand,

Rick

---------- Post added at 09:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:21 AM ----------

I did not know we had an actual guide for building over at CM....whatever...all those guides assume you run Ubuntu (I don't) and you want to do all your rom compiling from $HOME (which I don't). I rock Debian Jessie with my Android work on a 300GB ZFS Mirror....granted my home is on that same mirror.....

Here's the guide that PAC Dev's recommend for users to follow

This is the one I used for Debian Jessie. Please note that a few steps are missing from that, like setting up a ~/bin, but if you've set it all up before it's a good, quick list of the apt commands needed.
[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
I followed the direction of CM page step by step, and this is the error I received by follow the direction.

I am looking at pkg difference from the time the CM page was created and what I have to see if there is a difference.

Thanks for the secondary question answered.

Back when I joined XDA you had to have so many post to even post in the developers section. I do more reading on this site than talking. I asked because google did not give me the answer I was looking for.

I did like sylentprofet post I did read it several weeks ago while talking to sickkside13 about helping with his ROM from the AOKP line.

Sorry I got upset about my post being move I felt it was for the wrong reasons.
[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
This is the guide I was using :) I guess I should have included that with the first post.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
From two of your errors I can tell that you're not fully synced (/bin/bash: prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.7/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc: cannot execute binary file) nor do you have every thing installed (or synced...) (/bin/bash: prebuilts/misc/linux-x86/ccache/ccache: cannot execute binary file)

For those errors I'd say double check your manifest because it didn't sync gcc or ccache. Me, I'd ensure gcc is syncing properly, and because I like ccache globally and not just for android compiling, install your distro's native version with "apt-get install ccache" as root or sudo (or double check the manifest like with gcc).

Now, your real problem is that you're following old instructions when you're building for just the mb886. Nowadays we're building with moto_msm8960 (PAC's command for us, which is pulled directly from CM), CM's instructions for that are located at http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_moto_msm8960 -- I recommend following one of the guides posted here by me or [MENTION=3692819]TecknoFreak[/MENTION], they're better and more correct than CM's (it's auto generated by a script).

EDIT:

I didn't take you being upset the wrong way, especially since I expected it :p. Everyone's cool now, so that's all that matters. :good:
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
Grrrrr I guess my freaken Thanks Button is on vacation for using it too much. lol
[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
I am trying a fresh install of Ubuntu, SDK, adb, and fastboot to see if something just went wrong. Will let everyone know the out come.

I know this does not solve the problem.

Thanks,

John
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
You probably don't need a reinstall, but it never hurts. FYI, you don't have to use Ubuntu. Debian Wheezy (stable) is a good distro to use and is something I prefer over an Ubuntu stable release. If you have a year or so Linux experience, Debian Jessie (testing) is really, really worth considering* -- With Testing there's a really slight chance of a break with big updates, but as long as you play it safe it's just fine (I ran it for a year and a half before getting a break; which was fixed in 5 mins and a google search). There's also Debian Sid (unstable), but that's more for hard core users and I'd recommend using Siduction (a distro based on Debian Sid) versus Pure Sid.

If you didn't know, Ubuntu is based on bug fixed snapshots of Debian Sid with Ubuntu's patches, apps, & support.

*The reason Jessie/Testing is worth considering over all the others is you NEVER have to upgrade your system to a new version (eg. Ubuntu 12.10 to 13.04 every 6 months), it'll never be EOL (end of life), and it's the best combo of up-to-date and stable that you'll get with Pure Debian. Whenever Debian 7 Wheezy becomes EOL'd in a year or two, it'll become whatever Jessie is (and Debian 8 will be Jessie), and the testing repos will change to whatever the next Debian (9) will be -- that repo changeover IS where any crappy breaks are more than likely to happen, but that shouldn't be for a while.

I suggest having a bit of Linux experience for Testing because it would really suck (and does :p) for X (the GUI) to go out and have to fix the system from just the terminal with minimal/no Linux knowledge (been there, done that, and learned some stuff; not for the feint of heart).

Because this'll really help if you or anyone else who wants to go this way, here's the links for Testings weekly builds -- http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-builds/amd64/
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
One reason i really like this about, is that i finally see active our device house developer and my developing boss mr skeevy. Wooohooooo

Is so good to see you around more
[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
Same error on fresh install. I am going to try a 64bit install next. I have been using a 32bit because of CM stating that they only build on it. but from what I have been reading most error of 126 are from windows that are 32bit.

Will keep everyone up to date.

Thanks,

John
[Motorola Atrix HD] kabaldan:
You must have misread the CM wiki instructions. You certainly need 64bit system, CM11 won't build on 32bit Linux.

The fact that some 32bit host binaries are used when building on 64bit system does not change anything about the fact that you need to be on 64bit system when building any recent CM (or AOSP).

From http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_moto_msm8960 :
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html

Those are Google's instructions for setting up Ubuntu 10.04 to 12.04, most all the other guides around are just that modified for different Ubuntu\Debian\Linux versions. Gingerbread (CM7) and up require a 64-bit system....though I've read about ways around that, but I wouldn't bother reading too much into that if you have a 64-bit CPU.
[Motorola Atrix HD] JohninLex:
Problem solved!!! by switching to 64bit. That what I get for reading so many different guides before starting. Now on to how to fix a bad build that I did not get to finish before having to leave on another trip for work.

Thanks for the support you all have given!!!

Thanks,

John
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Good deal.

Fixing a bad build....depends on why it was bad. For example, 3 days ago I did a repo sync, started a build, it failed. Problem was CM updated some stuff, but PAC hadn't pulled in those updates into their forks yet. Once PAC updated those, the build finished and it's what I'm running now (don't ask, horrible battery life). Similar build errors are also possible if patches are pushed to, we'll say frameworks/base, but the corresponding patches to packages/apps/Settings aren't up yet \ still in gerrit -- when that happens, ya gotta either manually pick from gerrit or wait. After those, errors are either related to using a non-standard build environment or bugs in the code throwing errors -- even if you're not a programmer, sometimes the right search can find those fixes in oddball forks, from other rom teams, etc.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Tracerlx:
Does the modem affect the LTE radio? I am still on MDL bootloader and I installed the NB4 modem. Curious if I will see the huge increase in speeds with LTE like everyone else.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
I'm on T-mobile and installed it....

I only got EDGE! Lots of Bars, Much more than I got before, but never saw LTE nor 4G!

When I tried to re-flash the MDL modem which I had before, all hell broke loose.

I ended up reverting to stock, rooting it again, installing CWN recovery, and then getting my nandroid restored to 1 day ago....

Dunno if the modem file I got was farkeled or why it was not working right....

I downloaded a different modem.bin and NON-HLOS.bin and flashed it. To my great surprise, it improved all my reception quite a lot! more bars where I NEVER saw that many, and no dropped calls since the flashing of it.

Have not tested speed in detail, but rough test showed more speed overall....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Tracerlx:
I wasn't sure if the modem was GSM only or LTE included.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] HKSpeed:
have you noticed a bump in speeds? I noticed 1-2 more bars in LTE and 3G, but speeds don't seem/feel faster. People in the NB4 thread report faster speeds.
[Wear OS General] webwalk®:
i took a look into the future and this is what ive seen ;)

maybe i should make a crowdfunding project but i just throw it out here xD

patents are not pending as i dont have money ;)

the next big thing after watches have to be rings!!!!

nothing is more comfortable, easy to use, more lightweight etc

maybe we should make bets or something..

if holografic image projector come first then we dont need a touchscreen on the ring xD

well ok, holografic image projector in ring size could take a while.... :eek:

however, smartwatches are 2013 .. we need rings google :)

/edit:

curiously i googled and found that one big problem might be solved soon: the energy source

The human battery: turning body heat into electric power
[Wear OS General] Melamunna:
You have some very interesting ideas. I would agree that a ring would be cool, but I'm not sure they would be all that practical considering current technology.
[Wear OS General] VOS:
Maybe a built in micro projector would work well. But it's likely the best use for a ring would be to flash for notifications, or act as an NFC device for payments. Or as a fitness device for monitoring your heartrate.
[Wear OS General] Badeend1337:
Looks like this is going to be my next wedding ring!

This will be great for small notifications and time but this looks more like a geeky gimmick add-on. Still awesome idea though.
[Wear OS General] mgbotoe:
Great idea...but no

Just no,

Make it a bracelet, than we will talk lol
[Wear OS General] sepilko:
super

thansk
[Wear OS General] :
A ring with some quick NFC action may be worth a look but I suppose any of the Android-powered watches could do the same thing. Still worth investigating.
[Wear OS General] SimMasterIbra:
Actually there are some smart rings in development. Not really android rings, but bluetooth ones.

http://mashable.com/2014/03/03/bluetooth-ring/

http://techcrunch.com/2014/02/17/fi...ess-controller-is-almost-at-its-funding-goal/
[Wear OS General] thor41:
Hi,

it's a cool gadget :) but i don't think that this would be an bestseller.
[Wear OS General] LegendaryLvl1:
Wouldn't it be more realistic for the ring to be based on physical (button) touch - rather than holograph or touchscreen?
[Wear OS General] nikitis:
Could call it the iCheat, have a tiny speaker in it so when you take tests it spits out the answers to you while scratching your head.
[Wear OS General] Nianfur:
Perhaps a stanhope lens concept could work, have a super small high dpi screen inside a stanhope lens, then you could place the long lense shaft on the top of the ring going parallel with it, it would be easy to look at the lens then, just like a microscopic telescope to one eye.

The ring could be hollow and contain the circuitry and battery, use the new graphene battery tech from Samsung. Then add similar tech to the Google glass for audio, having bone-conduction. It would need a little practice by the user to find the best spot to put their finger around their ear, but should work well. Plus microphone and your done.

It probably would work very well.
[Wear OS General] Powright:
Nice idea ;) i'll buy it if became reality:D:D:D
[Wear OS General] webwalk®:
just wanted to leave this here:

[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy-Ac9X9oSo[/YOUTUBE]

http://youtu.be/dy-Ac9X9oSo

https://hellonod.com/
[Wear OS General] starwinter33:
Wow... its really something cool to have
[Wear OS General] n2xt19:
This is definitely going to be the kind of ring I propose with. Screw diamonds! :)
[Wear OS General] Akkiiii:
Nice
[Wear OS General] DORID USER:
new

Hi,

it's a good gadget but not so sure about ww sales

BR
[Wear OS General] Bob Smith42:
How about Android Smart Nails ?
[Wear OS General] AndroidState:
There is a gear fit bracelet...
[Wear OS General] sp_vip:
really great idea
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sixt33n:
Hi. Im having a problem with my T-mobile MDA but using a cingular sim. Using prepaid account. I want it to go all silent, so when i use it in class, theres no sound.

I've turned the volume to off but whenever I send a text message theres a sound that plays right after it sends. I have turned all the sound in the settings/sounds and notifications folder and unchecked all of the boxes in the sound and notifications tab. right after that i tried sending a text message again. Again, I get this message from cingular telling me how much money i still got on my account, and it plays a sound along with it. I found out that its the "Notify" sound. so I went back to the notifications tab and selected every single event to play a different sound. After that I tried to check again and sent a text message... and the sound still plays.

've done all I try that I would know of but i cant seem to make that sound disappear. maybe someone can find out a way to fix this? maybe something to edit in the registry? Thanks much!

Bryan
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] aron7awol:
I believe the only way to accomplish what you want would be to replace the notify sound with an empty sound file. I'm not entirely sure where the file is located, but I believe it was in the Windows folder somewhere.

Check this thread: http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=42022&highlight=disable+system+sounds
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sixt33n:
hmmm i tried what they said... and its weird the sound now turned into a small beep but still audible. i tried overwriting notify.wav with a no sound file and but it now changed into a beep. kinda hard not to get noticed specially when the whole class is quiet. im starting to have doubts with my phone. :( cant even go on full silent mode.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] aron7awol:
Did you replace it with:

A) simply a 0-byte text file renamed to a .wav

B) an actual .wav file complete with headers and such?

The reason I ask is because I assume if the system tries to play the file described as "A)" it will beep because it is missing the headers and isn't actually a valid .wav
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sixt33n:
i tried doing different stuff

1. making a wav file out of a text document and just renaming the file extension.

2. making a wav file with no sound using a sound recorder.

there are some things that i noticed. when i changed "notify.wav" by overwriting it with a wav file with the same name from my desktop, the sound produced changed into "Voicbeep.wav". i figured that it can only play sounds from the windows folder that cant be deleted.

so the only thing i was able to do was pick one of the wav files thats originally in the windows folder that made the least attention catching, and short, (ones that cant be deleted), copied it to my desktop. then renamed it to Voicbeep.wav since it was the sound being played ever since i messed with notify.wav. its less annoying now... but still audible.

sucks that this phone cant be turned fully silent.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] aron7awol:
Unfortunately, I'm not on prepaid so I can't reproduce your situation and try to fix it on my phone.

Good luck man, I know how it can be when a small thing that should be so easy to fix just won't go away.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sixt33n:
its alright. at least something was done to remedy the situation. i appreciate it much aron7awol. thanks a lot :D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sixt33n:
hurrah! i was able to fix it! :D well to anybody who gets any problems with sounds that play even if the phone is in mute mode and if that sound is found in the windows folder follow these steps to get rid of it.

things you'll need:

total commander

a no sound wav file

lets say the file i want to turn off is: notify.wav

steps:

1. on your computer rename the wav file to the name of the file you want to replace or turn silent. (this case notify.wav)

2. transfer the notify.wav into any folder in your phone

3. use total commander to transfer the file in the windows folder.

(in the thread thats previously posted, it all ends here)

4. using total commander, select the file and select properties.

5. check the system box. (i think this was the only thing unmentioned) but oh well... i think this would work good for any other system file that you want to erase :D

*if you dont check the system box, it will find a different system wav file to play instead*

voila! sound is replaced and wont play again :D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] SBouri:
nice one mate....worked for me :)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] sty_erk94:
I have problem with AOSP keyboard on ProBAM KK build 9 ROM by [MENTION=943196]k2wl[/MENTION]

Recently, I flashed this ROM and I realize in under keyboard have a blank space area.

it's annoying for me if i want to type especially pressing the space.

Does anyone has faced this kind of problem?

This is bug on this ROM or just the AOSP keyboard bug?

I hope anyone in this forum can solve this problem..

Thx..
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] DMJoh:
:confused:

Is it a bug? I think it is as it is! It is like that by design... And that space is not that huge or awkward in look huh... :what:

Sent from my GT-I9082
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] sty_erk94:
are you using this ROM for now or ever tried?

design? Why the keyboard design is different in any other ROM? actually,the keyboard based on AOSP keyboard. Maybe it's same with RR KK rom. cmiiw. :fingers-crossed:

I'm not see this problem on RR KK rom before flash this ROM.

that is true, that space is not that huge or awkward if you looking that, but for using this is very uncomfortable for typing, especially while preesing the bottom area of keyboard, like space and dot.

for example, when I typing and press the space in bottom area, but the effect about that blank area make me can not make a space. (If I quickly typing).:confused:

It's not happen on any ROM I've tried. :rolleyes::(
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] DMJoh:
I dont remember about probam. But RR also have that spacing. You might have not noticed it with the NavBar On.

View attachment 2639796

Sent from my GT-I9082
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] sty_erk94:
Ohh, if that screenshot is the RR rom, maybe I'm forget about that. But on RR rom, I not faced that problem when I typing quickly, and is able to respone like when type the space bar. :confused:

any suggestion??
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] raghavsharmaxda:
Carbon rom...same pattern spacing...its no bug maybe...that how keyboard is...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ibuddler:
Will our S3 work on 1800/2100 LTE? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celderic:
Yes it is yellowish compared to my old i9100.. but works much better in the dark i find.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bekasulaberidze:
Don't worry it's normal :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossio:
Agreed with u that it works better in the dark. Thought it's a hardware problem. Thanks! ☺

Ok. Much relieved. Thanks! :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheeezy:
Yellowish tint for natural colors when shooting pictures in the dark.

(yellowish color imitates sunlight better than cold blue, probably thats why)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossio:
That makes some sense. :)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] yeruyeru:
As the title said my root on note 8 is gone after flashing the slimkat rom things was okay when I install the pac rom before so, how should I root this note again? By flashing cf auto root via odin again or anybody here got another suggestion? Thanks and sorry for my bad bad english?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] gooberdude:
If you were able to flash a rom and operate properly, you should be able to root again.

I use saferoot.zip now since I don't have to look for specific root packages for my device. It is an all in one tool to root safely.