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[Android Development on Bada] ghoslslender124:
CM10 Jelly Bean 4.1.2 for Samsung Wave I and II (S8500/30)

Welcome Back!

When i saw it... That speed.. That stability... I said that i need to do IT!

Continuing Development on CM10!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1851818​

,,Head'' of this project is [MENTION=1767826]Rebellos[/MENTION] . Big :good: for him. He made awesome ROM. But.. leaved it.. So i want to finish it!​

This is BETA version. I'm not responding for dead devices and SD Card. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

What work:

MODEM ( I can see signal, can send text messeages but NO Network connection, NO calling)

and all without BUGs :(

Bugs:

Microphone - something with Audio. Trying to repair it.

Compass - Like in Rebellos build

Battery loading - It Work BUT: Don't leave it charging without supervising - if it gets enormously hot, disconnect it - this can literally blow up battery as there is no overheating protection yet. Do not leave it connected on 100% - it'll discharge by 1% all the time, and then recharge, what's very unhealthy for battery.

And tell me what bugs more you see :)

I have no IRC channel, only this thread and working Private Messeage :)

Big thanks to Rebellos, Oleg_k, mijoma, nbates66, anghelyi, Volk204, mikegapinski, hunktb, autra, Tigrouzen and many others..

How to install it:

FIRST INSTALLATION

Bada 2.0 is required

1. Enter Bada Settings->General->Memory and make sure you have at least:

370MB of free "System" memory

150MB of free "User" memory

400MB of free "Applications" memory

2. Download 3 packages: BOOTFILES, armlinux_boot and selected release for your device (please pay attention if it's S8500 or S8530 BOOTFILES and FOTA you're choosing!):

Releases:

http://goo.im/devs/Rebellos/wave

3. Start Bada.

4. Extract zImage from zip and copy it to the Bada's User partition (the one about 390MB big).

5. Copy whole .zip to the Bada's User partition.

6. Flash BOOTFILES and FOTA using Multiloader.

If you have been already using my FOTA bootloaders, you don't need to flash BOOTFILES.

7. Reboot the phone holding Power and Call key.

FOTA set of red messages should appear, after about 15seconds Badadroid logo shows up.

Be patient, first bootup will keep unresponsible on Badadroid logo for up to 5 minutes.

8. CWM Recovery starts, pick:

- install zip from sdcard

- choose zip from sdcard

- cm-10-wave-<release id>.zip

- Yes - install

9. Reboot holding the Power key

Changelog:

First the same like in Rebellos thread... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1851818

I will upload version with only working Modem

0.4 - Link soon.

- Modem ,,work" - we can send Text Messeages. Only it now

- Some change with audio codec, maybe microphone now work? I can test, please tell me.
[Android Development on Bada] Majd7667:
other ported jellybeans

If there is any other ported jellybean rom(s) that has fixes on the bug(s) of this ROM, we can use their files and fix problems for this ROM, doing same thing as blue59 tutorial for porting ROMS to Wave.
[Android Development on Bada] ghoslslender124:
Yeah? Go and try to make something on JB 4.1.2 without errors :)
[Android Development on Bada] Majd7667:
I can't make a rom because i need linux to compile and i am using a netbook (1gb RAM) (1.86GHz CPU), so i think it will take much time :p

But what i mean is ROMs already made by someone that are jellybean so we can copy their rom files (ex: sensor.blabla) to fix problems on current one, or if someone could compile one it even better :p
[Android Development on Bada] BenzoX:
Actually, mosts of the issue can be solved by simply tracking and adding almost all commits done (except specific to a new android version ones) since original project changed branch.

But it's a quite boring work...

Also, i think you can directly use the ril from lasts roms with few changes, it will enable all network and battery stuff.

In my opinion an Ice Cream Sandwich or even GB (but GB is ugly) port would have more sense, but it's a quite harder work.

Tigrouzen did it for Ice Cream Sandwich and it worked quite well.
[HTC One E8] jruggiero:
I am a Sprint Product Ambassador, and I thought I'd share my take on my current device, the HTC One E8...

The HTC One E8 device has been called mid-tier, but my findings show that this is only in price. After using this device for the past few weeks, I can happily report that tech-wise it stacks up there with high-end devices. The HTC One E8 is the kid brother to HTC’s current flagship device, the HTC One M8. However, don’t let the “kid brother” title fool you. This is one SOLID device that is worthy amongst the tech elite.

Let’s measure the specs side by side for the HTC One M8 versus the E8…

As you can see, they match up almost identically spec-wise. Therefore, I cannot righteously call this device “mid-tier” based upon its specs and my personal experience with it.

Between the HTC One E8 and M8 devices, the few differing areas are...

Storage: The HTC One E8 has 16gb of on board storage, versus 32gb for the M8. However, HTC has an agreement with Google Drive that provides 100gb of cloud storage, and the E8 supports a microSD card (not included). With cloud storage and the microSD card, the 16gb of on board storage should not be a hindrance.

Camera: Both the E8 and M8 have 5mp front-facing cameras. Regarding the rear camera, the HTC One E8 has a 13MP rear camera. On the HTC One M8 there are two rear cameras – 4MP and 2.1MP which both use UltraPixel technology. With the 13MP rear-facing camera, the HTC One E8 captures gorgeous, high-definition images.

Housing: The Sprint HTC One E8 has a back plastic housing that comes in Polar White and Misty Gray, versus the aluminum housing on the M8. Even though the back housing is plastic, it looks great and has a nice, solid feel in your hands.

The above few changes enabled HTC to bring the SRP cost down by $200 from the M8 to the E8, making the HTC One E8 an affordable, solid, and worthy contender in the smart device arena.

After using this device for the past few weeks, I must say that really like it a lot. Why? Well, in short.. it is extremely responsive with its 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Processor and 2GB of RAM, has a 2600 mAh battery providing up to 30 hours of talk time, has a beautiful 5 inch display, takes hi-res images with the 13MP camera, and has Kit Kat with Sense 6 UI which is a joy to use.

My personal lesson learned: A less expensive device does not always mean less worthy and shouldn't be prejudged.

Disclaimer: The Product Ambassadors are Sprint employees from many different parts of the company that love technology. They volunteer to test out all sorts of Sprint devices and offer opinions freely to the Community. Each Product Ambassador shares their own opinions of these devices, therefore the information in this post does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Sprint. The PAs do not represent the company in an official way, and should not be expected to respond to Community members in an official capacity. #sprintemployee.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jphilippon:
Is it normal that when looking at the screen directly the picture is very warm but as soon as I rotate it in any direction about 20 degrees it looks like a LCD display? Very bright whites, less saturation, etc?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
No, AMOLED viewing angle is very good and the color should be very consistent unless it's an extremely angle. I can't judge unless you post some pictures.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] virgilio999:
Hi.

The use of s2w with this kernel causes battery drain?

Thanks!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
Anything of the sort on any kernel will drain on this device.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahulpat13:
Any such tweak will drain battery for the device wasn't built for such use!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
It's not really because it wasn't intended for such use. Some other devices that were not intended to have such features on stock have no drain issues using them with a custom kernel.

It's more of just a hardware limitation. On the Nexus 5, you can't keep only the digitizer powered, you have to keep the entire panel powered, which is what causes the drain. On some other devices, this isn't a limitation and you can power them on separately, hence much less drain.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kosmo42o:
About a month ago I had issue with phone stuck on HFA. Several great people offer help to try to fix issue. Could never get problem to go away.. sent to Samsung since Knox was 0x0 and sent same phone back notes said they just flashed software.. I got it and ran good till 2 days ago.. my text wouldn't send. Everything else worked fine.. voice and data and apps.. so did the prl and profile update like sprint asked me to .. then text worked but no data... decided to do factory reset.. then issue was couldn't sign in to google(data not provisioned ).. after talking to sprint and Google they said not sure how to fix it.. only solution that worked was roll back to NAB everything working.. anyone else experience anything like this? Phone out of warranty like 3 days wondering if I should try to get a replacement or is a NC5 software issue
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jimzweb1:
I would ask how's it going but here we are again. Lol I remember that, and have to say NC5 has not had that many issues. So, it ran good for about a month, then would not send a text ? Did Sprint say anything about working on a cell tower ? Nothing was changed, added, or deleted prior to it not working ? Try going to settings/connections/more networks/mobile networks/network mode/ and make sure it is on LTE/CDMA not automatic. Also when you update your PRL you have to completely power down, and then reboot the device for the PRL update to take effect I know it says update successful but that don't mean it has been applied to the device. If you go back to NC5 from NAB again your have update your PRL example : I updated to 4.4.4 today to check and see if Nh7 has a flash counter, which it does, so I went back to 4.4.2 NC5, after about 3 flashes I finally got NC5 back to official status, and than tried to download an app from Google Play it said no connection retry so I updated my PRL and rebooted the device, and my 4G LTE started working again. Where were you when it quit working ? Where you on the road out town ? If you leave town you should update your PRL it is supposed to do it automatically, but doesn't always happen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kosmo42o:
Well I was at work and no issues got home and I got a text when I tried to reply it would not send.. I could only receive . So my 1st thought was towers since I had issues with tower close to my house several times.. after asking sprint said network was good my gf. Gs3 had no issues either .. so then tried prl and profile updates that would make my text work but my data would drop.. after a restart text would fail but data worked.. after talking to sprint and google.. ( they blamed it on rooted since they can see what apps u buy) titanium... but after going back to NAB all issues gone.. I am currently back on NC5 did a full un root version and will see. Guessing it's a NC5 issue or hardware
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jimzweb1:
Ok, sounds like software, here is what I would do. Go to micmars here is the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2712205 and get his NC5. Now back up all your data i.e. pics, music, etc. to a ext sd card or PC desktop. Go ahead to do a factory reset. Next with odin on your PC flash a fresh copy of NC5. Now this is the IMPORTANT PART check your download mode screen should look like this :

Both lines at official status, sometimes you end up custom and official, so if not boot into your stock recovery, and use the device keys and do a factory reset again. Then odin flash a fresh copy of NC5 again. I know it seems like a lot of B.S. but I call it taking out the trash, you need to get back to stock square one. Boot it up see if the issues are gone, if so odin flash a recovery here is the link for Philz CWM 6.12.9 hltespr its bulletproof https://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition/hltespr/ then root your device here is the link for SupSu v 1.94 http://download.chainfire.eu/396/SuperSU/ Now if everything is working with no issues, make a backup so you can always restore back to a working OS. Let me know how it goes ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kosmo42o:
Will rather stay on NAB or NC5 for little bit more.. warranty runs out in a week if new or old issues happen will root and break Knox to get custom rom.. only reason staying on stock was my warranty.. I was just curious to see if anyone had encounter issues like me.. also upgrading to note 4 in few weeks :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jimzweb1:
Cool, been thinking about an LG G3 myself. Definitely not as many features as Note 4, but more of a pure android OS. The main features of the G3 is no KNOX, little to no bloatware, will run under water, and a removable battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kosmo42o:
Yea wish Samsung would make the bloatware optional.. and Knox also :) LG3 does look sweet also
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Nothing to see here
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Keep
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Require users of this device to obtain logs.

I would like both operating system logs (logcats) and kernel logs (dmesg)

Would like both these from a fresh boot for each of these logs. e.g. Fresh boot -> let device sit for 3minutes -> enable wi-fi (one for logcat and another for dmesg

With USB debugging enabled and ADB installed on your computer, type in terminal/CMD:

adb shell logcat > LOGCAT.txt

adb shell dmesg > DMESG.txt

Please upload to devhost or gdrive, thanks :D
[Shield Tablet Android Development] CM17X:
Hey there! I hope you can help me to find out the origin or solution of the Blake_wakelock.

Here you can find my logcat and the DMESG, nevertheless, the DMESH seems to be broken, that was the input i got. Hope it works:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2za6z4lr1pxb2xNLVNma3ExZGM&usp=sharing
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Your system contains a tonne of errors, and fatal errors. It is best for you to wipe the whole system and install the recovery os image provided by nvidia.

The dmesg has no logging in there
[Shield Tablet Android Development] CM17X:
God. What kind of errors if may i know. For the record, my system is as it was shipped from nvidia, i didn't installed another one, except that i made some changes disabling service; may it affect?

Thank you.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Yes disabling services will affect the stability of the device!!!!

I recommend NOT to do that.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] CM17X:
I agree with you, but some of them are just useless and hog my battery; for example, why do i need a wereable or fitness service running in the background all the time if i don't even know the extra gadgeds for that? Also, Location services and Analytics services still running all the time and preventing my device go to sleep, so, what other thing can i do different of install a tasker or greenify which cause more troubles?
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Re-enable the services, install BBS. Then provide a logcat, dmesg requires root, and a prinscreen of bbs after an hour of idle

You have or had skype installed causing errors and possibly other applications that arent compatible.

I recommend for you to do a full wipe and install nvidias recovery OS and not to touch services, then report errors and provide logs
[Shield Tablet Android Development] daeymon:
In your post you stated Kernel Development. Would this extend to compiling the cifs modules (cifs.ko, md4.ko and nls_utf8.ko)? Would love a set compatible with the 1.2 stock kernel.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Hi I already have a custom kernel up and running, but I'm not free until next week to return to some shield development.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] daeymon:
To be honest, I'm not after a full blown kernel. Just the modules. As long as I have those I can use insmod to get cifs working. But there is no rush. Any help you can provide to the Nvidia Shield Tablet user base will be greatly appreciated by us all.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] johnnystuff:
Here my logs:

dmesg: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B38PAzV2Je-AVnc5c3RQYUNFcDQ/view?usp=sharing

logcat: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B38PAzV2Je-AdEg0RDV4SWtjUlU/view?usp=sharing

logcat_wifi: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B38PAzV2Je-AbmlTaTFacVZ4WjQ/view?usp=sharing

First 2 have been taken 2-3 mins after booting, the 3rd once I enabled wifi. Hope it helps.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Shaky156:
Hi thank you. There are a few issues I can see with the software youre currently running on your shield tablet.

First thing is the root, supersu is causing major fatal errors within your system. This may or may not be causing a kernel error too, but a kernel error caught my eye, it is related to pmic. (so update supersu or remove root altogether)

Wi-fi does contain alot of errors too but I think we need to wait for nvidia to fix that too

Regarding Wi-Fi weak signal. Nvidia seems to have fixed this issue with their new OTA update. It seems to me that the firmware code requires changing which we cannot do.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] johnnystuff:
Thanks fo the heads-up. The device is still brand new so I haven't really played properly with it. Just rooted it following the guide right here in this section and installed supersu, changed launcher and added few apps. Guess I updated the nvidia firmware first but that's all. Stock kernel, stock rom. It's all good so far, no major issues but the battery drain) is humongous. I suspect the wifi being one major issue here.

I hadn't time to play with better-battery-stats or similar yet but I noticed there's always an app that seems like wasting my battery. Yesterday it was evernote (just opened it once and never used it since) today is n7player, again, I used it cpl days ago not yesterday. If the display is taking 50-60% of the battery life and android system is always around 10-15, these apps take up to 15-25% which is clearly not what should happen. Could also be a kernel issue registering activities where there are not, so the problem being in the kernel rather than in those apps but I'm mostly guessing here..... v0v

I was waiting for an official cwm and to check those few roms out there before trying them but it really looks like the stock nvidia-rom and/or kernel is kinda borked.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] Nezorflame:
Got the device today, LTE version, so I can join the testers' croud too if there's still need in testers.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] ragzz03:
updated mine to 5.0 today. I have great wifi signal.
[Shield Tablet Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Ironically update 1.2.1 was "Resolve WiFi and Battery issues" even before 5.0. The thread started before that was released, so it was probably just timing. The devs over at Nvidia pay close attention to the feedback, both good and bad.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahong99:
By Sony PC Companion, the data of contacts, messages, call logs and media files can be transferred from Sony Lt28(4.1.2) to Z3c. However, without root, I wonder how to transfer the app data and system settings (such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, User dictionary). Thx a lot!
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BennyCat:
Hi all,

I have googled this but not had any satisfaction.

I've managed to grab the original FW during an udate to my P5220. (took more then a few goes!)

Now another thread pointed me in the direction of ext4_unpacker and ext2explorer(?). Thank you to the author.

So now I have a lovely extracted system.img contents waiting for me to monkey around with.

But I haven't been able to find any info or threads explaining how to convert this directory/filesystem

back into a IMG file, ready to brick my tab on first go with Odin. I'm not worried about converting to a .tar.md5.

After all, if I can't figure out how to make a .tar.md5 I should hand in the keys to my pc. :silly:

Can someone point me in the direction of the appropriate info or a link to another thread?

Many thanks,

Andrew.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] powermetza:
You can folow my guide to mount and rebuit system.img. The guide is named [ROOT][T310] Advanced rooting procedure WITHOUT increasing the Flash counter.

Be very careful with the rebuilt command. The "/temp 2000MB" it must be smaler or eqal with the device system total space.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BennyCat:
Cool.

Thanks Powermetza.

Andrew
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] peter paul:
Hey, I have flashed my xda with Qtek 220734 WWE. Can I downgrade it to german version? If try it with Qtek 215742 ger updates stopped 95% and sayed "old version of nk.nbf". Any chance go back to german rom?

Thanks for your help.

peter paul
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] nForce:
SPL 2.20 in Deutsch

Ich habe das selbe Problem gehabt und habe gerade eine Lösung gefunden. Ich habe mir nach der folgenden Anleitung ein ROM gebastelt

http://www.ppc-welt.info/community/showthread.php?t=102392

und als nk.nbf die man bearbeitet habe ich einfach die aus dem aktuellsten o2 ROM genommen.

Wenn man dann exakt nach der Anleitung ein ROM "cooked" und dieses Flasht hat man das deutsche ROM und SPL 2.20

somit ist es kein Downgrade aber eine gute "Zwischenlösung" - finde ich zumindest

man muss nur GENAU DIESELEBEN ANGABEN wie in der Anleitung eingeben

NICHTS ändern (2.15 auf 2.20 oder so)

werde dann mal Testen ob alles funzt aber auf den ersten Blick klappt alles.

Ich würde das ROM gern uploaden nur mit DSL-Light und 8kb/s Upload habe ich da keine Lust drauf

vielleich morgen in der UNI

mfg

EDIT: Hier http://rapidshare.com/files/11186967/SPL_2.20_in_Deutsch.exe ist die File für diejenigen die keinen Durchblick bei der Anleitung haben. Flashen tut ihr aber natürlich auf eigene Gefahr. Bei mir funktioniert soweit alls (wap;push;gprs), konnte bis jetzt also keinerlei Nachteile feststellen (ist halt das lahme o2 ROM, das merkt man schon wenn man die anderen mal drauf hatte). Wie die das bei o2 sehen würden wenn man den Neo mit SPL 2.20 aber o2 ROM zum reparieren zurückschicken würde??? :D

P.S.: Meiner ist ein G4 Prophet, also .0001
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] peter paul:
Hört sich gut an. Danke. Werde auch gleich mal durchlesen.

Habe es auch schon nach der downgrade Anleitung aus dem board versucht. Aber bleibt nach dem ersten reset hängen. Daher kann ich unlock cid nicht ausführen. Ach so ist auch ein G4. Die Anleitung scheint nur für G3 zu funktionieren. Habe die RUU_Prophet_220734_2207114_024721_QtekWWE_Ship wieder aufgespielt und hoffe,daß Qtek eine 220 oder höhere Version in deutsch rausbringt. Zumindest läuft das Ding wieder und wird nicht zum Holzklotz.

Danke und uploade wäre klasse. Ups, das ging ja schnell.

peter paul

Sounds good. nice hint. I have read a lot of topics and i had have same problems. I can`t unlock cid because of G4. So i go back to RUU_Prophet_220734_2207114_024721_QtekWWE_Ship and wait for a new german rom from Qtek.

But i try this from above again

kind regards

peter paul
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] nForce:
It's a CID Free ROM i've created
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] peter paul:
Thank you. I`m quiete happy about this. I cooked a new rom with the last german Qtek rom. Everything is looking good. The radio rom is already flashed to version 2.41.21 .

Thank you so much

peter paul

Vielen herzlichen Dank nForce. Das war eine super Hilfe. Rom läuft jetzt mit Qtek 2.15xxx ger. und radio rom 2.41.21. Mal sehen ob Qtek diese Woche noch die 2.20 ger herausbringt. Upgrade ist ja kein Problem mehr. :)

Gruß

peter paul