yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikeman513:
Another thing just to keep in mind when talking people about your qualifications, saying you are getting your Computer Science degree is pretty broad. First, we don't know what year you're in and second we don't know your concentration. I have a BBA for instance. A BBA in what though? If I went applying to random jobs, or trying to network that would leave more questions than answers. What do I have a BBA in? Well mine is in Management, so yes I can do basic accounting, financing, marketing, but my concentration is being able to interpret financial data and making decisions that would benefit a company or organization. Does that make me advanced enough to be an accountant, even though we both have BBAs? Hell no! Same goes for CS. You may be getting your computer science degree, but are you majoring in Network Security, Hardware, C++, Java, Oracle, etc... There is so much information missing that just stating "I'm getting my CS degree" isn't enough for anyone to give you a solid answer, especially not knowing what year you are in. If you are a junior, then you've just barely scratched the surface of what you will be studying for the next 2 years. Just a little FYI for future sakes :thumbup:
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
Well that's helpful.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
Didn't think to specify, my bad, yeah I'm just a junior and I feel like I haven't learned much in the way of things. I just want to get a few small things from xposed and others, no plans on changing anything myself
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PiousInquisitor:
You bricked 4 G3s. It's time to find a new hobby. I suggest one that doesn't include the destruction of expensive electronics.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naresh Rawat:
I own Oneplus One and rooted immediately with blisspop rom. I can't use phn without root access coz almost all ma apps need root permission. Yes its risky to root a costly device but if u need it so desperately den u should definitely root it....
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
Again, thanks for the positive input. I bricked them following the stock flashing methods on this website, I wasn't just shooting in the dark. And out of another half dozen phones I've only ever had an issue with the G3. Can you not? I'd like to learn here, not argue.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naresh Rawat:
U having plm installing recovery on ur g3???
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikeman513:
When it comes to just simply rooting and installing xposed, I don't see how you can brick it following step by step instructions. I will say this. If you brick it and you can't figure out how to get it back to stock, Motorola has made it clear you're on your own. So there's that, but using a simple toolkit can make a worlds difference in preventing mistakes. Yes, you'll feel like an amateur, and let's be honest, you are right now, but it beats losing $400.

You also just got it and you have no idea if you have any hardware issues that many have had to RMA within the first week for. So maybe sitting on it for a week or 2 couldn't hurt to eliminate that possibility as well (Bad CPU/GPU, Speaker, Light Leakage, loose parts when shaken, excess battery drain/heat, and turbo charge randomly not working, etc.). Motorola/Lenovo were at first being lenient about replacing these even with unlocked bootloaders and even giving people a month to send these back, they are wising up and change the rules since people have been making such a big fuss about the bootloader thing, and posting about the one month holding time (now I've read recently it's 3 days?), so just be careful, that's all.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
Sounds like a solid plan. With the G3 rooting was always easy but the only known way that I had found for the t mobile model was to use the LG flashing tool that looked a lot like the one they used in-house to restore it, and despite following a pretty straightforward guide there were 3 different errors I got right towards the end of the process that would lock the phone in a download mode state. After using TWRP to get it back to being usable I'd still be stuck with root, and trying a few other ways would screw me.

As far as using the tools, are the 2 I linked in the OP the proper ones to be using? I'll definitely hold off on it for a while to make sure nothing comes up, thanks for that info. I'm guessing the 2 year protection plan is moot if I'm stuck with no way to erase evidence of a software issue arising from root, so that's a thing to think about as well. Do you know if unlocking the bootloader voids that protection plan? I'm looking for the TOS.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpeck411:
I could not have said this any better.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
Judging from the attitudes of you two it's a wonder I stopped using this forum. Thanks fellas, really shows the quality of the community here.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] two_cents:
I have always rooted my phones from my original HTC incredible, galaxy nexus, HTC DNA, and HTC ONE M8... that being said I am very familiar with HTC and how they work and I always had the HTC RUU file ready in case of emergency but never had to use it. I'm not sure if Motorola has a RUU file or a Fastboot IMG like Nexus devices that can bring your phone back from the dead as this is my first Moto because I never wanted to deal with the encrypted bootloader on the VZW moto phones.

I honestly can say that I have been finding root less and less needed since my M8 and I dont think I will unlock or root my Pure Edition.

The reason is that there is no bloat that I cant get rid of, I see no need for a custom kernel since the newer processors are really fast, it basically runs stock android so its not bogged down by Sense or touchwiz.

I honestly can say I like the minor additions Moto has made with the Pure Edition... I have used exposed and I really dont see the use for most of its functions for more than a week before its just gimmicky.

Once updates are stopped or the Development community is way ahead of OTA updates we will still have an easy OEM process to unlock root and flash. But for now I'm sticking with what I paid for... The Moto experience
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiggyb21:
My favorite XDA line in ages, "I feel I haven't learned much in the way of things"
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tony1208:
If you follow step by step instruction you will be ok.... I have rooted tons of phones and bricked a couple but was able to fix them. Its a chance you take but hey if you mess up it is a excuse to get a new cell lol. But honestly your streak with rooting is bad, maybe you shouldn't try anymore.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PiousInquisitor:
I'm sorry I offended you. Based on your history I think it a bad idea for you to mess with your phone. Not what you wanted to hear but I honestly think it's the truth. Not all computer science majors can handle phone tech. How many of your classmates have iPhones? How many of them with Android phones root?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiggyb21:
Come on, don't pigeon hole everyone on XDA. You had to have known you were going to receive some sarcastic replies. That's like Plaxico Burress asking what kind of gun he should buy next. The consensus here seems to be genuine. You shouldn't mess with root anymore but it's your money. Thing is, rooting is not hard and not dangerous if you follow directions closely, yet you've managed to brick several devices. I rooted my phone to install Xposed but due to battery issues I have stopped using it. Look in the Xposed thread for more info. I would say just wait, its not worth it now IMO.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spike96:
IMO, the only reason to root is to install AdAway.

Can't stand Ads. But other than that, the experience that Motorola has set up for us is perfect. I won't be adding anything else like Xposed, or install a custom ROM until I get bored with my phone, which will probably be in another six months. I've set myself up with an unlocked bootloader and root for when the time comes though. But for now, I'm happy.

I gotta say that to me (sophmore in college as a Biology major, completely unrelated to compsci), it seems pretty hard to brick a phone just trying to root it. Especially with the very detailed guides that Hesisenberg has set up for us, thank that man.

You gotta decide if what you plan on doing with your root is worth it though. I spent about 1.5 hours rooting my phone, and I'm not even sure that the time was worth AdAway.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrPhill94:
It's just irritating because I always followed the steps, and it's not as if they're difficult. After speaking to a IT worker at Verizon (a friend of my dad's) he could only chock it up to bad luck or a compatibility issue with my laptop. I showed him the thread I used and what I did he said it should have been fine, which is why I tried it the second time. And I suppose 4 was an exaggeration, looking at my insurance history the first time was actually a hardware issue and a dead pixel in the screen, the second 2 were flashing the stock image, and the 4th was a friend of mine being pushed into a pool with my phone in his pocket, which happened to be rooted, making it a long, overcomplicated phone call with the insurance company. So cut me a little slack, I wasn't just trying the same **** over and over thinking it would be different.

Obviously I shouldn't have taken what he said at face value given my G3 was the t mobile (D851) version and there may have been a few differences, but I always used the right .tot and .dll and double checked my drivers. Both times it would reach the end of the "READY" bar and come up with some error (code 9-something). I would let it sit, and when I looked online for a solution I don't believe anyone had a clue what had happened.

And the root isn't necessary, but it would nice to get some old plugins back, those snapchat tweaks, and some form of AdBlock. And I appreciate the honesty from most of you. But I know I'm not an idiot. I either made some crazy mistake somewhere along the way that I can't seem to find or there was something between my laptop and the phone communicating that didn't agree. I've built 2 new desktops so hopefully I won't recreate the same problem as with my laptop, but I never found out what went wrong with the G3 because no one knew what the error code was. All I'm asking is if these tools have a tendency to fail for unknown reasons or things I should watch out for. The Moto is great how it is but it would be nice to have root again.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kae9797:
With his kinda of luck lets hope he doesn't take up gunsmithing for a hobby!:cowboy::silly:
[Huawei MediaPad X2] greddy:
Hello,

exist the x2 in the color black ?

Greetings, Peter
[Huawei MediaPad X2] ajsmsg78:
Nope
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zan_ton:
Hello!

Could someone please tell me whether the Samsung I9301I Galaxy S3 has support for HCE (Host-based Card Emulation)?
[Android Software Development] alphaprosper12:
Why I can't change the maximum disk size,it only have 1000k for me to choose.
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
yes, this version has some limitation it's for testing only, release version will give you better options.

Anyone has tested the Installer, Please report model of your device and if installation was successful or not.

Thanks :)
[Android Software Development] alphaprosper12:
I installed it successfully but the size is too small,and the bug i found is youtube will blackout while it was playing video
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Please @alphaprosper12 can you upload the installation log from C:\androidInstall_xxx.log so, i got some info about successful installations.

Thanks for your feedback :)

oh, about youtube bug you may contact android x86 team [http://www.android-x86.org/]
[Android Software Development] alphaprosper12:
Gotcha!
[Android Software Development] Jimmy Mossiba Floyd:
Testing

Going to test your app with my Surface Pro 3 (i5-4300U 8GB RAM 256G SSD)
[Android Software Development] Jimmy Mossiba Floyd:
unable to set uefi!!

here's the log file :(
[Android Software Development] otacon1k:
I instaled the android x86 4.4.4-rc3 with this installer and enabled in uefi to boot GRUB and everything works just amazing... Thank you! <3 please increase the storage memory ASAP ;)

My Device Samsung np530u3c (cpu i3-3217u) with Windows 10 64bit
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Thanks for trying it and your feedback

Please kindly post the installation log found in C:\AndroidInstaller_XXX.log as it gives me more info about installation and it helps alot in understanding issues.
[Android Software Development] otacon1k:
ok ;) tomarow i will post the logs from Samsung and second one from ASUS notebook with Windows 8.1 64bit ;)
[Android Software Development] otacon1k:
Ok, a bit later but here are logs ;) On my asus a log didn't show on drive c: but i copied the log from installer

edit. both devices have the same cpu i3-3217U

edit2. is it possible to add resolution change option in the feature version of installer?

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3513986&stc=1&d=1445426768

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3513987&stc=1&d=1445426768
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Thanks for the logs, appreciate that .

I think this feature could be done but my main focus now is on getting android up and running without booting problems, still there are issues with some devices

Wait for another version soon with multiple bugfixes and UI improvements.

Thanks :)
[Android Software Development] ranajbl@gmail.com:
Not all system requirements are met, Please check the installer log.

Dears,

Greetings for this tremendous work!

Few days ago I've bought an Windows Tablet, While I trying to install Androidx86-Installv2.exe the below message appears:

"Not all system requirements are met

Please check the installer log."

I've attached the installer log and my System Info.

Basically I want to switch from Windows to Android.

If is there any method I repeat any method or system for my Tab, please please suggest me.

I don't want to buy another tab or device.

Lots of thanks in advance and waiting for .......

With best regards,

Rana.
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
@alphaprosper12

@Jimmy Mossiba Floyd

@otacon1k

@ranajbl@gmail.com

Check the New version

v2.1

User-defined Data size

Responsive UI

Installation Status update

Support Devices with 32-bit firmware

Support booting from NTFS with compression enabled

log includes more info about Device BIOS
[Android Software Development] VincenzoDM123:
I'm testing this program on ASUS T100TAM, with Android x86 5.1 RC1 :)

I hope it works :o

EDIT:

It works and it is very simple to use, fully working

If you can add Android directly to Windows Boot Manager that would be great :D

I recommend to set 8100MB of Partition for who have a little HDD for have 6GB of USER Memory

After I upload LOG
[Android Software Development] anthonythangaraj:
Thanks for the update bro. Working fine in iBall Slide (WQ149i) 2-in-1 Wifi Tablet. But facing minor bug in Android (Not related to the installer)

Also is there is a way/option to make the Android Read-Writable (Ignore if posted in wrong thread) for root access.

Also attached log
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
thanks :) , waiting for the results and don't forget to post install log.

Please check "Known issues" section here: [Android 5.1 Release notes]
[Android Software Development] otacon1k:
ok i updated the installer and still everything works great ;)

maybe its one time bug but there is no refreshing available space after cleaning up the android. i mean when i clean up the android from storage i have to reopen android installer because data size shows 0.0 GB

yeap i also noticed that i can't edit root files
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Thanks for reporting this :good:

as a Workaround you can change "Target Drive" and the free space will be updated, no need to restart the installer.
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
This is not a solution.

I will check the latest RemixOS update and report back, Thanks for reporting the results of USB booting.

I will check the latest RemixOS update and report back, Also check if your android image is not corrupted.

This doesn't help.

Not All Atom Processors, A device like ASUS T100 has multiple variants with different Intel Atom chips. depending on user reports all chips are working except Intel Z3740 .

The problem is XDA doesn't have cross-posting feature. but this thread is more active.

This maybe an old version or android image is corrupted.

I put these options to help people try different gpu options, I thought this may help solve some issues.

Then, the issue with RemixOS.
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Some Notes:

Please don't write "it did't work..." or "it's not working...." or any of these useless posts.

Please Add everything you think is useful to help fixing the issue (Install Logs, describe your trails, useful screenshots.. etc.)

If the installation didn't work Please try booting over USB and report back this will help me improve this Software and better issue investigation

The lengthy guides spread over internet is useless here, this installer is built to ease the installation of Android-x86.

This installer is ONLY for UEFI devices only, no legacy support for now.

Black Screen issue:

The issue is coming from the linux drivers it self.

Some people have this with some of Intel HD GPUs.

Some people have this because of they have an NVIDIA/AMD beside Intel GPU.

I'm trying to find a simple way to switch to Intel instead of NVIDIA/AMD, I know this is possible in linux but i don't know about Android.

If you think the issue is related to the installer please try booting from USB and check if it's working.

Correct me if anything of the above is wrong.

Thanks for all people for testing and give meaningful info.
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
I have tested the latest version of RemixOS B2016012301, and it works great :svetius: they add fix to switch to Intel HD instead of dedicated GPU (Nvidia GTX 960).

But, They changed the file structure inside img file so, this will lead to incorrect installation for now. :(

Wait for new version of the installer which will fix this problem.
[Android Software Development] amyren:
Latest RemixOS can be made working . (as I wrote in my feedback posted in the "less active thread")

Here is how:

1. Install the previous version first (from 2016-01-14)

2. Use 7zip or similar and extract the files from the 2016-01-23, and overwrite the files in the c:\AndroidOS folder.

3. Open C:\AndroidOS\system.sfs with 7zip and extract the system.img file (overwrite the existing C:\AndroidOS\system.img file)
[Android Software Development] casimir1971:
Sorry for my bad english.

installing work fine

after writing Android detected black Screen from usb the same.

i have a asus transformer book t100ha with Intel Atom x5-z8500 with Intel hd grafik.

[MENTION=3675849]ExtremeGTX[/MENTION] your Tool is very good. Thanks
[Android Software Development] ExtremeGTX:
Can you try RemixOS version B2016012301 using USB Boot ?
[Android Software Development] electrikjesus:
I noticed on my SP3 that the version of grub that comes with this installer acts different than another one I found that also uses bootx64.efi. When using your version, I am unable to ctrl-alt-delete to reboot from terminal, but when using the other grubx64+bootx64 I found, I am able to. Is there a possibility that the other version I found allows more or different hardware to load for the kernel?
[Android Software Development] casimir1971:
I have its the same after writing android detected Black Screen.

I have sample with normal android x86 and the New Phoenix after android detected Comes Black Screen.

I use now Memu it Runs very good but i wand Remix on my Tablet.

Thanks for your help. Thanks
[Android Software Development] wimsjohn:
But it works ;) It just seems like your installer doesn't treat all system files well so his instructions take some of the original x86 files and a custom grub.conf :angel:
[Android Software Development] joeryru:
My Logs

================Installer Info================

Installer Directory:C:\Users\DELTA\AppData\Local\Temp\droidinst_efi

Installer Version:2.3.5800.0

Secure Boot ... Disabled

Manufacturer: To Be Filled By O.E.M.

Model: To Be Filled By O.E.M.

Product: H61M-VS.

BIOS info:

ALASKA - 1072009

P2.90

American Megatrends - 4028D

Available GPU(s):

GPU: AMD Radeon R5 200 Series

=============[REQUIREMENTS CHECK]============

Administrator privilege ... ok

CPU Architecture: 9

CPU Name: Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G620 @ 2.60GHz

OSVer: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.10586.0

OperatingSystem Version ... ok

Windows Security: Access NVRAM Privilege ... Not All Set

System Firmware: UEFI

==========================================

====Install Started on 01/02/2016 20.42.47====

-ISO File: D:\ISO\Remix_OS_for_PC_64_B2016012301_Alpha_EFI.img

-TargetDrive: E

-UserData: 16986931

-Setup Directories...

-Folder Created: E:\AndroidOS

-Extract ISO

#Launch:C:\Users\DELTA\AppData\Local\Temp\droidinst_efi\7z.exe x "D:\ISO\Remix_OS_for_PC_64_B2016012301_Alpha_EFI.img" "kernel" "ramdisk.img" "initrd.img" "system.*" -oE:\AndroidOS

-Extract SFS

#Launch:C:\Users\DELTA\AppData\Local\Temp\droidinst_efi\7z.exe x E:\AndroidOS\system.sfs "system.img" -oE:\AndroidOS

-Create Data.img

#Launch:C:\Users\DELTA\AppData\Local\Temp\droidinst_efi\dd.exeif=/dev/zero of=E:\AndroidOS\data.img count=16986931

-Initialize Data.img

#Launch:C:\Users\DELTA\AppData\Local\Temp\droidinst_efi\mke2fs.exe-F -t ext4 "E:\AndroidOS\data.img"

===Installing Boot Objects===

-Mounting EFI Partition...

#Launch:C:\Windows\System32\mountvol.exe Z: /S

-Setup Boot Directory...

-Boot Folder Created: Z:\EFI\Android\

-Copy Boot files

-Add UEFI Entry

-UnMounting EFI Partition...

#Launch:C:\Windows\System32\mountvol.exe Z: /D

==========================================

When I tried to boot, grub detect android on sda5 but after that suddenly reboot and grub menu appears again..so, I edit grub entry from linux /AndroidOS/kernel root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.hardware=android_x86_64 quiet xforcevesa DATA=/AndroidOS into linux /AndroidOS/kernel root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.hardware=remix_x86_64 androidboot.selinux=permissive quiet DATA=/AndroidOS and Remix OS booted succesful.

*after booted to Remix OS, I decided to permanently edit grub.cfg from windows by mounting EFI partition and edit /EFI/Android/grub.cfg

*sorry for my bad english and thx to ExtremeGTX for this amazing installer:good:
[Android Software Development] Gab1288:
I tried installer v2.3 5800 on a Asus M81C, install goes fine but i cant boot.

-Installed on C: i get black screen after androidx86 detected

-Installed on D: (Built in sd card reader) i get "cant find kernel"

-Installed on E: (Usb thumb drive) i get "cant find kernel"

Isos used: -Lastest RemixOS (as of Feb 02 2016)

-AndroidX86 5.1 RC1

Great tool! I hope it will work for me soon since Windows 10 is not really appropiate on a 8 inch tablet, i wish i had android on it. Memu lags as hell so its not really usable.

-Keep up the good work

-Edit: I get "sysrq: SysRq: Emergency Remount R/O" just before the black screen if i use the nomodeset boot option.

I will try to see if i can fix that since the installer seems to work fine
[Android Software Development] ac00995:
I use android KK 4.4 r4 and when I boot from usb in live mode I can connect on wifi, but when I install it on hdd wifi won't turn on. My wifi driver is Broadcom 5.10.79.14
[Android Software Development] silentycj:
not work.....
[Android Software Development] HypoTurtle:
You need to disable secure boot
[Android Software Development] silentycj:
thx，but i disable secure boot,still not working
[Android Software Development] HypoTurtle:
I believe there should be a longer log...

Which .iso are you trying to install?