yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus Player Android Development] montajd:
Anyone good at modifying framework-res.apk? Every time I edit it for this rom and flash it, I get constant force closes. Also interesting, just copying the original one that came with the rom and pasting it back in (via TWRP chmod 644) causes constant force closes as well, the very same framework that's already there!!
[Nexus Player Android Development] ElfinJNoty:
What is it you are trying to modify? And how are you going about decompiling, modifying, repackaging? And signing?
[Nexus Player Android Development] montajd:
I'm replacing the modified "audio_assets.xml" from the PureNexus Rom's framework-res with the one from stock 6.0.1 framework-res. Decompiled fine with apktool, but always got "could not find sources" when recompiling. Also I know you probably have to resign it with the same key because it breaks resources. I tried using the same meta folder, and test keys. But just copying the unmodified framework from PureNexus and overwriting it (with the exact same one) in recovery (TWRP, chmod 0644) also causes force closes, so I'm not even sure it can be modified at all
[Nexus Player Android Development] gabrielgagz:
Hi people. I have 2 nexus player. Exactly same configuration. In the living room clock widget works perfect...

But in my bedroom the clock widget stuck on "loading widget"...i try all, clan app data, wipe cache and dalvik, etc...and nothing works

Still stuck on loading...I dont wanna do a clean install for that....
[Nexus Player Android Development] montajd:
I don't use the modified Leanback Launcher really, but have you tried manually setting date and time in settings?
[Nexus Player Android Development] gabrielgagz:
Yesi try all options in date and time with th same result...the weirdest thing, because i try all---
[Nexus Player Android Development] montajd:
Maybe its a location setting thing. Did you have weather enabled or just the time? Maybe try to reinstall leanback launcher, leanback customizer, or clock (from backed up apk). Or just restore a nandroid backup. Other than that, I don't know what else to do, other than what you've already done.
[Nexus Player Android Development] maniacopr:
Y,
[Nexus Player Android Development] gabrielgagz:
Thanks alot for your help...I try all settings, location on or off and nothing...i will try to reinstal clock apk, if that is possible
[Nexus Player Android Development] ElfinJNoty:
Go to settings, apps, permissions, and make sure you have allowed location permission for cLock

I had this issue on a previous install, and this, plus setting a custom location(my hometown) in the clock's settings fixed things immediately
[Nexus Player Android Development] Trafalgar Square:
Hello [MENTION=4112553]dhacker29[/MENTION],

can you please send me a link to your device tree on GitHub?

Thanks.
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
https://github.com/PureNexusProject/android_device_asus_fugu

I'm almost sure this is it
[Nexus Player Android Development] gabrielgagz:
Thanks already did that and no luck either...probably i nedd to reinstall cLock....
[Nexus Player Android Development] nickhaven:
Did you try dirty flashing the ROM over it as is?
[Nexus Player Android Development] gabrielgagz:
Yes. I also try that with no luck...
[Nexus Player Android Development] Mr-Glass:
Not too sure of the micro hub adapter - they probably make them -- I was sick of getting junk OTG and went with a Motorola - never one issue with it.. a little more expensive, but I have spent more on cheapies.. anyway for what it is worth.. I find these to be the best... http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Conn...&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
[Nexus Player Android Development] djerick3:
I recently clean flashed this rom and all it would do is boot loop. I've rooted plenty of devices before but never an android tv. Any ideas as to why it didn't work? I used the correct version of twrp but ended up having to go back to stock MM.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
That is a very good question, and an interesting result. I have flashed this rom a dozen times and it works beautifully each and every time. Best ROM on my NP.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
You are probably on the 5.x bootloader. You need to be on the 6.x bootloader. You can get this with a factory image, or it's posted somewhere in this messy thread lol. I'll start posting all the stuff in one post as soon as compiles start rolling again since this is a common theme.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
I was going to mention that to him, but he said he was on stock MM, so I just assumed he must be on the latest bootloader. Stock MM would put you on the latest BL right?
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
Not the latest, but it should work. That's just the only thing left after a clean install so I threw it out there. Over 60% of the problems in this thread are from dirty flashing from other ROMs or not doing the mm update. With a good 30% just from bugs in exterior hardware or the protocols they use. There are still some things to work out on the device, but none of them have been brought up except the grey issue that was solved a long time ago lol.
[Nexus Player Android Development] djerick3:
Guys it's my fault, I didn't follow all the instructions. I should have side loaded it but I used twrp instead. I'll try again when I get home from work tonight. Comcast has me out late on Saturdays. Thanks for all the responses.
[Nexus Player Android Development] patt2k:
Is this rom dead since no updates?
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
Na... But I can build you an update..
[Nexus Player Android Development] patt2k:
Wasn't trying to be mean or anything lol. Just was wondering what happened. At least android security updates would have been nice.

Were you trolling me or were serious about it lol? would you be able to build update with just security updates as well? thanks :D
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
I can only build what pure nexus has

So the latest as of now from pure nexus.

And no I was not trolling :laugh:
[Nexus Player Android Development] patt2k:
So no chance to add newest security updates?
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
They got up to April 2

So its a lot newer
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I don't think it's building right now. Might be something on my system though. If you post a build, I have the Gapps script worked out. I know you need to enable modules in the pn kernel config before you can do in line builds. Otherwise it's straight forward.
[Nexus Player Android Development] patt2k:
Yes sir. Any chance to make a build with them?

PS. Android file host is not working. Any chance for a mirror? I will then do another few mirrors. I need at least one. Need to take care of one nexus box.

Any chance at least for a working link? since android file host is not working.
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
Building eta 1h 30m

edit; uploading

edit; removed
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
If this is the cmte version then it's in the wrong thread and requires a clean flash. If not, it's labeled wrong.
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
My bad sorry

Will start building the normal one

Edit: eta ~40min

Edit: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1cOHQ70J9vla0FxNE0wc25jZWM CMTE and normal
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
People actually ask for the cmte version, a thread for it should be received well.
[Nexus Player Android Development] Lukest85:
+1 ;) PM if you need a volunteer to start it up !
[Nexus Player Android Development] ctrlaltdeln:
Willing to test also.

there is no spoon......
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
What is the cmte version?
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
Cyanogenmod theme engine is built in to that version
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah I was just going to edit my post to say CyanogenMod theme engine. I have themes for both versions ready to run whenever so I don't care one way or the other. I don't bother with theming on the Nexus player anyway
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
Me either lol. It also introduces bugs at random times. That's why I hang out in the vanilla thread. I actually use this box for TV lol.
[Nexus Player Android Development] patt2k:
Thanks it looks like on the build from OP not your I have problems pairing the remote. I had this issue before and had to flash older gapps and older build. Is this same with this build?

Basically no matter what I tried I wouldn't be able to pair the nexus remote. Unless I flashed the older version+gapps and then I could update to newest from OP from Feb.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah same here, just for TV. I already like the stock look how it is.
[Nexus Player Android Development] Techbyte:
Is stock able to re-arrange apps on home screen "yet"? This is the only reason I am running this ROM. It just sucks because Kodi does not load anymore for me. Just sits at black screen... I have tried un-installing and re-installing over and over .Nothing.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Are you using Kodi, or are you using the proper SPMC app? Kodi no longer has a Android dev, so no one at Kodi is working on it any more. Only koying is working on Kodi for Android and he only puts his builds together at either the play store or his website SPMC. I would first suggest trying SPMC if you have not already.

Yeah having a fully controllable UI would be really nice of Google.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
The card arrangements came directly from Google upstream, so there is a good chance it works on stock. If kodi is black screened then it's usually because you didn't update to the 6.0.1 bootloader. It works fine in Stock and AOSP.
[Nexus Player Android Development] ElfinJNoty:
I have been asking for the CMTE version of the PureNexus ROM!

Has anyone tried it yet? Is it a full Tablet User Interface?(with navigation and status bars?)
[Nexus Player Android Development] ElfinJNoty:
Would you be kind enough to pm or hangouts me with some guidance as to what commit I can reference for the cmte version versus the stockish image build?
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
https://github.com/PureNexusProject/manifest/tree/mm-cmte

Look at the branch
[Nexus Player Android Development] treezy26:
So is this dead?
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
No, it is Pure Nexus.
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
Hell yeah!

P.S. I will update the build tomorrow night for the May update
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Personally I would just change the date on the download, no one here would be the wiser. LOL, as if updating even matters. I only want to see Android N update someday when the N releases final.
[Nexus Player Android Development] Mailphone.andrea:
The last build as 02.02.2016 ,when the new build ? Thanks
[Nexus Player Android Development] lightmastertech:
USBhost said just a few hours ago that he's gonna update the build tomorrow tonight.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
This https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2016-04-02.html is why updates matter.
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
k guys its up

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1cOHQ70J9vla0FxNE0wc25jZWM

Note: i only did the normal one not CMTE

but if you want me to i will build it
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Can these new builds be dirty flashed over the February build?
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
I have no idea
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah, me too.... lol

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Well I flashed the one that says "pure_nexus_fugu-6.0.1-20160501.zip" but in the about page it says version is "6.0.1-20160430-CMTE" and build is "MHC19Q". However you said you were not building a CMTE version unless someone asked for it, lol. So is this a CMTE version as the version string claims?

I also see a "pure_nexus_fugu-6.0.1-20160507.zip" that was uploaded within the last few minutes, after I flashed the 501 version. Is there something different about the 507 version? Is the 507 version the non-CMTE version?

EDIT: Oh and thanks for all the work, this latest build seems to run better too, but I know that can't be true. lol
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
The CMTE one there is the old one i built a while ago

same as with the 20160501 one they are old aka the last ones i posted.

20160507 Are this months update
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
So I flashed the wrong one then lol. Well the dirty flash worked just fine to. Thanks
[Nexus Player Android Development] lightmastertech:
Time to find my modified OTG cable that barely fits into that port, lol. Wished they've just put a full USB. Thanks for the update!
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
Got my builds running again, I'll try to get some upstream stuff pushed. I sent a fix for the inline kernel builds a min ago. It's still a mashup of old binaries and branches though lol. At least Progress is going again. I'm not doing release builds since we have someone doing that. I'll do gapps and device file updates for now.

Note that new builds are still compatible, you can dirty flash the same build, but you can not dirty flash from the regular build to CMTE or the other way around.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Mine has 4 normal type-A 2-amp ports, lol ;)

I just built my own otg cable about 5 inches long and attached the PS3 hub to the bottom of my Nexus Player. Since the hub is round and almost the size of the NP it looks like they were made for each other...
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
That's actually a nice fit, I never thought of it before. Good find.
[Nexus Player Android Development] lightmastertech:
Ditto. Definitely gonna be doing that very soon.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah dealing with that small micro port in such a hidden hard to reach spot is just crazy. I knew from the start I was going to need a hub that fit proper. I at first used velcro, but later on I just attached the hub to the underside of the TV stand just 1" below where the NP sits. That way it still looks made for each other but I can grab the NP any time I want without having to deal with the hub being in the way.

You can get cheaper hubs, but I wanted one that kinda matched the Nexus Player's round style. Below is where I got mine from, and it's not to expensive really. Word of warning, the HUB uses a mini usb port, so you have to really build your own OTG cable using micro-USB to mini-usb ends.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Sealed-...pansion-Charge-Power-Hub-CPS302-/231736605095
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I've been using a usbotg flash drive on my TV basically. Never needed anything else since the nvidia shield cords fit amazingly well in the np for debugging and updating. I was hunting for some sort of hub that was a nice fit for a mobile ubuntu PC based on this hardware though, and this is pretty much it.
[Nexus Player Android Development] lightmastertech:
I've been using a cheap OTG cable I got off Amazon for a couple dollars. Only issue is that, like the majority of them, its got the cable coming out at a 90 degree angle instead of just being straight. So I took a razor and slowly cut all the plastic off the port and straightened the cable.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
I just build my own cables when ever I need a cable of any usb type ;) That way I know it was done correctly. OTG cables, factory cables, Download Mode JIGs etc are all my specialty. I buy the cables at discount over at monoprice, and all the little usb parts either at ebay or something like Aliexpress or wherever I get a good deal on parts and then just use my Weller WES51 solder iron and a SureBonder Pro 9700A hot glue gun so the usb case never falls apart (since I cant mold my own ends). :good:
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
problem solved :P http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Micro-Adapter-Connector-Tablet/dp/B015GZOHKW
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah but the cables are far too long still. Most of these devices give out 3 to 6 foot cables, lol. I like building my own at precise length for the job at hand.

EDIT: Very nice find though, I need to get some of those I think.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I have tons of cables of different lengths. They come with just about every device for the last 2 decades where I live. I just grab one from the pile usually, Those adapters can just plug into the end. Solves my problem. for 3 bucks it's worth my time to not build 5 cables :P Good cables to use for this are bluetooth earpiece charging cables. they are like 6-8" usually for some awful reason.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah I got one of those 8" type A to mini usb cables, but those are rare as I only have one and its needed for a SSD I have (32gb Throttle) that has a mini usb port on it. That's the drive I use to test movie files on the NP with in fact.

Good cables for me to use are the ones in stock 6 feet behind me that I can cut solder and toss together in 5 minutes flat. lol no searching, ordering and waiting for mail order arrival... With those OTG adapters, I could drop the time down to a few seconds haha. But I would need to buy some more cables to have of all sizes then, but that's ok.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
Right, I just noticed the signature, shameless plug lmao.
[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
One of the things I would like to do is solder in a decent USB flash drive into my Nexus Player. Maybe hot glue one of the USB ports on that PS3 hub, then use that free port within the hub to add internal /data space. Those Samsung Extremes are fairly cheap and using a true SSD chipset inside it. Maybe add a 64GB /data partition using the adoptable storage feature. I just don't know if I will have the NP that long to make it worth it. I suspect the next SHIELD TV v2 or the next Nexus Player v2 is going to be very hard to say no to, so sacrificing a decent usb flash drive for internal data space seems useless at this time.

If my Wetek Core ever gets fixed I might not even be using the NP much.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I use one NP for it's actual purpose, the rest are custom hardware. I use the sandisk drives for internal storage in that case almost exclusively because it has all the parts, is known to be reliable,cheap, fits, and it's just a few trace wires and some glue to set up. They aren't known for super speed or anything, but they do anything you would use this stock hardware for.http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-connector-Android-Devices-SDDD2-064G-G46/dp/B00RBGYGPG

And yea, I may get the next nexus to tinker with, but now that the new gen chips are out from nvidia I am becoming a fanboy because of the speed and the ecosystem. Their interface is pretty straight forward and they are getting better about updates as well. It doesn't help that I'm an oldschool asus/nvidia fanboy from PC gaming lol.
[Nexus Player Android Development] lightmastertech:
Anyway to get the Kodi tile replaced with SPMC since Kodi has been abandoned on Android?

New update works great btw
[Nexus Player Android Development] USBhost:
If you want to build them then by all means.

I just built them because no one else did :cool:
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I thought you could just carry on that part. It would make builds quicker to ship since my time is limited. Doesn't matter really.

Either way I need to start sending updates or issues, so I needed a working build environment lol. Inline builds eliminate the need to explain why they need to do the 6.0.1 update if we just include the latest bootloader from stock google builds. That's the main thing I wanted to push. Now they (purenexusproject) need to sync binaries to the latest version. We're a little ahead of stock on the Android side, might as well mitigate the inevitable issues that will cause in the long run if possible.
[Nexus Player Android Development] marduk191:
I have a script to build standalone flashable Purenexussettings.apk mods.

You need to modify the app in the build, or modify /build/revert.

In the flashable zip make sure it copies the modded file,,sets SElinux permissions, and signs the zip with the test key.

I'll push it to the project repo if I get a chance, no guarantee that they will accept it though.

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[Nexus Player Android Development] SkOrPn:
Why are you even trying to "side load" this rom? Whats wrong with unlocking the bootloader using normal fastboot oem unlock and then flashing the latest TWRP and the latest 0507 rom zip recently posted? Does that not work for you?

How-to Unlocking the bootloader.

How-to Flash the Recovery img.

Flash the "pure_nexus_fugu-6.0.1-20160507.zip" using TWRP.

If that is not how it's done, please forgive me, I thought that's how I did it all those months ago. :confused:

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Wow, I'm also a fan of Asus and NVIDIA, but I have worked for both AMD and Intel back in the 90's. What do you think about NVIDIA's recent move into autonomous automotive hardware for inteligent car computers, and their move into ARM consoles? Do you believe it is a way to get themselves familiar with other markets as the PC market slowly dies (which is obviously happening)? Now that game developers are only focusing all their efforts on consoles, and all consoles will be eventually based on both Vulkan and DX12 here soon, what do you think this means for NVIDIA since their hardware is not in any of it. My thinking is that is why we have the SHIELD TV and Autonomous Car depts at NVIDIA now. If NVIDIA was planning on staying in the PC industry they wouldn't be investing so heavily into other markets.

I have some links I want you to read and listen to VERY carefully. I think AMD is about to completely take over the PC gaming market and although I was in the act of purchasing a GTX 1080, I am now completely stopped in my tracks and do not trust it is a good idea. Knowing these companies as well as I do, I think I need to wait to see what the next consoles have inside them, or maybe wait until Vega to see what it does. If the next gen x86 consoles has multi GPU's in them than it is an almost guaranteed certainty that NVIDIA will fail in the PC market over the next few years. Watch the below links and pause the video to read some of the slides he presents. Its called the AMD Master Plan and it makes 100% absolute perfect sense and explains a lot that has been going on. I think NVIDIA is going to be in trouble when Vega releases or at least by NAVI and they are preparing to get out of the PC market in the next few years.

If your a real NVIDIA and gaming fan in general, do your self a favor and watch this stuff. I am in shock because it makes perfect sense now why Intel is getting out of the PC and why NVIDIA looks to slowly be pulling out as well.

AMD Master Plan Part 1 - History

AMD Master Plan Part 2 - The Future of Gaming

Podcast from Lead AMD Developer indescriminately confirming much of the Master Plan info is not just conjecture, but fact.

http://fudzilla.com/news/processors/38381-amd-s-new-interconnect-tech-is-coherent-fabric (supporting article)