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[Wing, P4350 General] Xim23:
I'm having a problem installing Valentin Iliescu's Chess. When I run the .exe from my computer I go through all the steps until it says to check my device for further instructions. I then try to install it on my Wing but I get this error message: The .NET Compact Framework could not be found. Please install .NET Compact Framework and run the installation again.

I try to install it on both my SD card and my device but no go...

As far as I know I have the latest version of the .NET Framework seeing as I have WM6.

Any advice?:(
[Wing, P4350 General] fzzyrn:
WM6 does have .net built-in, but it CAN be removed by the cook.

Ivan did so when building Just2Clean, it says so on the first page of the thread.

"Well there's your problem!"
[Wing, P4350 General] Xim23:
...How embarrassing... -_-'

Thanks for the help though! I appreciate it :)
[Wing, P4350 General] fzzyrn:
yep. we've all had our moments.

mine was this asinine question about what "aserg's method" was
[General Questions and Answers] walidtablet76:
I have a samsung tablet A 10.1 SM-T585 for educational purposes.

it has MDM protection which locked everything:

1- download mode.

2- factory reset from recovery mode

3- pattern or screen lock

4- play store

5- galaxy store

6- browser download

7- SD access

8- USB access

even locking developer mode and USB debugging

I can't use any software for Rooting or flashing

I need Help:confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Foxtrot47:
Finally!! The wait is over We present You Project-404

Leonardo Da Vinci, said

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."

And with that Goal in mind we bring you the Rom you don't think you need but the one you deserve,

(Oof sigh enough with quotes you must be getting bored) . So some of you might be like, sigh yet another Rom. Ugh we get it too, but give us a shot.

Our core ideology for this Project is Aesthetic we are more focused on Aesthetic but also considering the usability since Aesthetic is as much as important as Usability and Stability.

( shameless plug: Quote by [MENTION=5970333]markakash[/MENTION] )​

#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/

[SIZE=+2]Team Project-404[/SIZE]

[MENTION=5970333]markakash[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5889244]Ayushd70[/MENTION]

[MENTION=9454047]UditKarode[/MENTION]

[MENTION=7771149]YashGarg10[/MENTION]

[MENTION=8131258]ojas.sinha[/MENTION]

[SIZE=+2]Features[/SIZE]

- Accent Pickers

- Advanced reboot

- Screenshot sound disabler

- Reworked Volume Panel

- Abel Music Player

- Three Finger Screenshot

- 4G/VoLTE icon on status bar

- Long Screen Shot

- Long press volume to skip songs

- Improved AOD ambient play ticker

- QS rows/column numbers

- Network speed indicator

- Some More which you are suppose to find xD

- Much More Stuffs Coming Soon!

[SIZE=+2]Project-404 Sources[/SIZE]

P-404: Project-404

P-404 Device Sources: P-404 Devices

Kernel Source: Kernel Source

[SIZE=+1]Got an issue or suggestion? Reach us at[/SIZE]

Telegram: https://t.me/project_404

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Project404x

Channel: https://t.me/project404channel

[SIZE=+1]Clean Install[/SIZE]

- Backup all your data (Important)

- Wipe /system, /data and cache.

- Flash the ROM + GApps (Download link below)

- Reboot

[SIZE=+1]Updates[/SIZE]

- Flash ROM

- Reboot!

ROM: https://project404.co/

GApps: OpenGApps

[SIZE=+1]Credits[/SIZE]

- Google for AOSP

- Team Potato

- Paranoid Android

- CarbonROM

- LineageOS

- AOSiP

XDA:DevDB Information

Project 404 10 Rom for Redmi 4A, ROM for the Xiaomi Redmi 4a

Contributors

Foxtrot47, nick00007

Source Code: https://github.com/P-404/manifest

ROM OS Version: Android 10

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

ROM Firmware Required: Nougat

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2020-08-02

Last Updated 2020-08-02
[Xiaomi Redmi 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Foxtrot47:
I forgot to mention the trees so here

Device Tree

Kernel Tree

Vendor Tree
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] nabril15:
Hello

The question seems dumb, but I recall reading somewhere that we cannot restore a previous backup using TWRP. So I simply ask to confirm this; I've restored many a device to a previous state using twrp as we all have.

I make twrp backups every now and then, but if those are useless, I'll stop doing so.

Thanks
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] djhulk2:
Yes, twrp gives a back up and restore option
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] nabril15:
Right, i know that those options are available in twrp, but will they work on this phone? I think that I somewhere that a restore won't work on this phone.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] djhulk2:
Haven't tried but, when I backed up I chooses all the options. If the firmware is the same it should work, the only thing twrp says is the internal storage is not backuped
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] GöğüstekiDövme:
Try;

* flash the rom which you backed up.

* Reboot to recovery

* Restore the back up.

If it works, please let us know.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] @soka:
Restoring to a different security version or date gave me bootloop. Restoring the same version works fine.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] nabril15:
Really? Wow, that's good to know. Typically most people backup before taking an update, but this is very useful information.

EDIT - can a backup be made with RICE or xxx or smurf kernel installed? I assume so, no?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] @soka:
Thus is just from my experience, with rice not so sure never used it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] MosheDrori:
I have this new issue, also a coworker has it. Also one with Note 9.

Have you encountered this changing to speaker from BT/ earpiece, without touching the cellphone?

I couldn't find any reason, nor solution. Prefer not to format...

Please advise
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Kid Poker:
I'm looking for a clean rom for the Kaiser. Can anyone help?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] raiisak:
Yes ofc.. Its all here :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] mbarvian:
hah, good one raiisak :D

personally, I think that it can't get much cleaner than Hyperdragon III June 15th
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Travito:
ah, this same thread has been started so many times. Search my friend, Search....

NoThrills versions are very clean, try some of those.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] kareeem:
I can make you one if you'd like (look in my sig). Otherwise, I highly suggest XDA Live 2.0.
[Samsung Galaxy A30s Questions & Answers] Akshar1420:
Hello, we are waiting for some who can make twrp. So anyone can help with the twrp for A30s. I know for Android 10 it's a bit complicated. But can someone tell that how time it takes to build twrp. Like how many days, weeks, months, etc... And if anyone can help us then it would be a great pleasure for us.
[Samsung Galaxy A30s Questions & Answers] mostafasalem423:
TWRP

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Psuche:
Hi guys, i've flashed LineageOS ROM, TWRP and MAGISK successfully but when i saw a website offering SystemUI mod, i downloaded the zip , mounted and gotten an error for wrong version. Frustrated, i choose to wipe data, cache and dalvik to resolve but got myself into deeper trouble. Now it's stuck on Bootloop of Death. I am, however, able to load into TWRP custom recovery and the Bootloader is unlocked, when i connect phone to PC by USB, there's sound alert that it's connected but ADB and Fastboot couldn't detect the devices.

Hence i can't push any installation file into the Internal storage because ADB doesn't detect devices and ADB sideload doesn't work.

When i atttempt to initiate ADB sideload, it states " Failed to mount '/system' ( Invalid argument). My suspicion is that somehow System partition is wiped. When i try to reboot, it says " NO OS, are you sure you want to reboot? "

Please advice! Help much needed
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marianodelfino:
Try this. Go to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe -> Select System -> go to Repair or Change File System -> then go to Change File System -> transform to FAT -> slide to confirm -> transform to EXT4 -> slide to confirm.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
We all love the Nook but it's getting kind of old in the tooth.

Ok, the Glow4 (7.8") finally upped its game to 1 GB RAM, but that was kind of necessary.

It also added Bluetooth, something that could have been done cheaply and easily to earlier models.

Although I'm no fan of using the latest and greatest Android version, 4.4.2 is getting a bit old.

I understand that this is a tough business where every little part on the BOM (bill of materials) will hurt you.

Still, using single core processor is so yesterday. A Raspberry Pi Zero has quad core for $10-15.

To my mind a 6" 300 DPI reader is about optimal for flowing text reading.

For frequent or work PDF reading I'd want a 10" 300 DPI reader instead of high power reading glasses.

The 8" reader seems to fall uncomfortably in the middle.

The Kobos are Linux based, not Android.

Onyx has some decent choices in their (confusedly similar) product palette.

The older stuff has Android 4.4, the newer stuff Android 9.0

They have quad core and even octa core.

The "Poke 2" looks pretty nice for a 6", but why did they have to add the silver styling?

https://onyxboox.com/boox_poke2

(Oh, well, some sandpaper and a can of black spray paint would fix that.)
[Nook Touch General] Joydeck:
As I am in love with the Aard dictionary, my NST has been simply wonderful. But I understand Kobo no longer support an SD card. Where to now?
[Nook Touch General] FerociousAndroid:
Same boat. I just got rid of my GLP BNRV510. Hated the light grey, small dictionary font. Also reading PDF seemed to convert those documents to oversized images. My NSTw/GL was awesome. I was going to upgrade to the new NGLP7.8 but the specs and issues with overheating are a turn off. Also I have read reviews stating that you can't side load books anymore? This may also apply to the GLP BNRV510 with the latest firmware update too. Which eReader now?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The Glow2 (BNRV510) is my main read.

If I have to read a PDF, I read it in landscape at two "chunks" a page.

I wouldn't think that B&N would try to lock down sideloads and I don't anticipate it would be hard to defeat.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
I hope not but I understand the arguments for your question. To be honest NST as it was not my first choice (first choice was some Sony model) but I love it now. Last time I checked Kobo Aura looked nice but that was long ago and I do not know how things look now on the market.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
Recently I was scrubbing my head around this issue. How I see the problem with NST? Well B&N locked out anything and everything humanly possible to prevent users doing something they did not wanted them to do. Devs unlock most of the obstacles out of protest or because of challenge ahead. As it runs ancient version of Android apps are scarce and disappearing fast. Writing an app dedicated for NST might be an act of love toward hardware base made by dedicated fanatic but we can assume there are not to many such individuals around today as Rennate said Nook is old.

So without further ado there are few roads as I see that could be taken if NST is to continue ahead.

1. Upgrades to Android version as far and much its hardware allows and using slightly more up to date apps for it (like CM11 approach running from SD card allows).

2. As Android is just an overlay on Linux leave it as is for B&N sake and good sleep but make some dual boot solution that will actually allow us to boot Linux (something in the line of Ubuntu for devices but not exactly so because as far as I remember that work only for versions of Android above 4) as that could give user maximum possible ability to customize it for his/her use.

3. Just say bye to B&N and build new NST OS from scratch be it Linux or another version of Android as that might be easier due to a clean slate/paper ahead and being less bound to a obstacles made by B&N.

4. It might be possible to create also dual profile on the current NST OS but given its restrictions that might not be of some great use - (B&N profile and user profile). What other forum members think about it?

P.S. I did not want to create separate thread about this and this thread seemed to fit in the general idea of talk about it. I hope Rennate wont mind.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Nah, I don't mind.:)

I use the same reader app on my Glow2 and everything else, including my $70 Walmart Onn 8" tablet.

Even a cheap-o (single CPU) tablet has 2G vs the Glow2's 0.5G

For better or worse, people like the Android ecosystem as a way to make apps.

Of course, Google & Co are working on making everything ginormous and expensive.

(And adding even more pointless animations.)

It's always a question of how much work you want to put in to fight annoying things.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
I am glad that you do not mind and find this discussion still within topic you started.

As always you hit problem in the head with much less words then me. I have always wondered what are the limits of hardware requirements needed (minimum) for some tasks/programs to run reliably. And we see that people test those boundaries each day.

You are correct that Android had given people app making opportunities. Sadly recent trend is to take away that from us on old devices as this one. I agree that "awww look its so shiny and buzzing" might look nice but regarding information value its pretty much crap (no way to put it politely sorry). Information is what the people using books/ebooks find to have some merit and it is in the form of text, graph, still picture mostly. I accept that sometimes video can be better tool for presenting certain information but general trend is not in that direction. Information in any shape and form I will accept gladly. Sad truth is that today we have to duck and fight against flash advertising and eye candy web UI of very little value and dubious quality.

I have some doubts what would be the most likely way to continue that is why I made that post. If it was my thread I would make a poll but even here I am willing to hear what is your opinion? Amongst four options I wrote up what would you most likely choose as a way forward? Also if possible please explain why.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
1) I think doing an upgrade of Android version on an older device is a bunch of work and hardly justified.

2) I'm not a fan of dual boot. I like to keep things simple. Especially on my main reading device where I just want to pick it up and read.

Android "Linux" has quite a few different things than normal Linux. If you want Linux, get a Kobo.

3) Porting something new to the NST is a lot of work. See #1

4) I don't see the necessity of dividing profiles. I also don't understand what you're looking for.

Ok, I'm a fan of the NST, but it's had its day. The Glows have better resolution and backlight.

You get your choice of capacitive (Glow2) or IR (Glow3) touch screen.

The Android 4.4.2 on the Glows is not so bad yet. (The NST Android 2.1 makes life difficult.)

I think more memory, Bluetooth and a better processor would be on my wish list (in order).

Yes, the Glow4 has Bluetooth.

With enough effort you can fix any little technical thing in life that annoys you.

(I just spend this morning grinding and filing down a piece on my brand new guitar because I couldn't stand the design.)

It's a question of time and also how many people your effort would help.

I think an Onyx Boox is in my future, but I wish they didn't have so many silly models.
[Nook Touch General] SweaterFish:
It's funny, I still use my original Nook Simple Touch, but a few times a year I find myself curious and looking to see if there's a perfect e-reader out yet for me to upgrade to. In the end it always just seems like nothing is really so much better that I really want to buy it, though.

In particular, page refreshes and overall responsiveness, which are the main things I'd like to be better, still just haven't improved enough on affordable e-readers, in my opinion. A backlight would be kinda cool, but hardly seems like a big deal since personally I'm still pretty used to reading real books, which obviously don't have built in lighting either. I guess a higher density screen might be nice, but I can't say I really notice it on my NST. Newer Android? Maybe, though I've really always been able to find an app that does what I need and works on the NST even with Android 2.1, so I'm not sure what the advantage would be.

I'm a pretty light user of my Nook, though, I guess. Most of the time I'm just reading epubs or sometimes pdfs (scientific papers, which are usually published as double columns, so they work just fine on the NST screen), plus the occasional word games or round of picross here and there. Someday I'm sure I'll upgrade to a new reader, but I think it's gonna be a while at the rate the technology has been improving.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
You have stated all valid points here. I understand them and agree to most. Maybe I should explain in more details my points.

I use NST as is. Still restrictions imposed on user by B&N are frustrating sometimes. I mentioned upgrading Android on the device only because its own base is abandoning 2.1 and cutting of access to application made for this version. I have nothing against sideloading apps but if the source to such apps is going to dry out it might be a time for a change. Theoretically with slight upgrade of Linux kernel on it upgrade to gingerbread/honeycomb looks doable. Is it worth the effort is a valid question and that is exactly what I am asking for opinion here.

I am mostly using an OS from that Redmond firm. Although I want to learn and use Linux more I am certainly not looking into using it on e-reader despite it is possible to do on Kobo. Point of dual boot would be to leave B&N stuff as is and do on Linux what you like. At least on Linux you would not be that easily cutoff from apps you want/need. Again looks doable but I am not sure if it is recommendable. Reason for me to considering this is that more and more I read about trying to write/rewrite an apps for this device. Even I have started something similar to porting Linux program to Android and being frustrated by next to nill progress so far started to wonder am I doing it backward and should I run Linux on NST and program in the environment it was written for.

I am surprised Renate is not for whole new OS because the way I see the things she is already halfway there with all the apps she wrote for NST. :D. I know OS is another matter but let's face it it was half baked product to begin with. I mean Phone.apk really? On a device without sound support! And that app control volume? Man B&N really had shoestring budget for software developer and had us use port of some phone OS instead writing dedicated stuff.

I find multiple profile least advised on such low power device but I could see its merit here and there. I have a cousin which would be happy if she had kids profile on its phone as that would prevent paying triple digit roaming charges. NST most likely do not have the power to pull of multiple profiles although in theory something like that could be made even for Eclare in some crumbly way.

NST have resolution just above low printing and we love it. If some device could achieve 300dpi and have larger screen A4 size preferably with A5 being minimum that would be awesome. There are few device on market Remarkable and Sony with 10 and 13.3 inch screen but they cost still an arm and a leg. Although they shifted concept more toward notebook/sketchbook I have no problem with that but e-book support is next to nothing PDF only if I remember well. I am old and I like to use "pen" on "paper". I will look about other device mentioned. Aura H2O did caught my eye once to be honest.

Now I hope you can see my points more clearly. I find this discussion fruitful. Even if we do nothing we at least have fresh input from others to tickle little gray cells.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
As far as upgrades go, upgrading to anything less than Lollipop (5.0) is pretty pointless.

That's already five years old as it is.

As bloat is a given, you're always going to need more memory and a faster processor.

If you want to learn about Linux a Raspberry Pi is certainly an economical solution.

For ~$15 you can get a Raspberry Pi ZeroW.

Android *nix deviates a lot from Linux but mostly in system and startup issues.

You can cross-compile C programs on your Windows box using the the Android NDK and run them in the command line on your Nook.

You won't have direct access to the screen unless you want to write to /dev/graphics/fb0 yourself.

If you don't want the Android layer running at that time you can just turn it on and off with "stop" and "start".

You might try to get into writing regular Java (or Kotlin, but don't get me going on that) applications.

There is something to be said for having your own app that runs on both your phone and your Nook.

There's a lot of convenience in having whatever you're looking for on whatever device you have at the moment.

I always though that backlights were pointless, but I've learned to love them.

If you have copier paper a lot of it is 92% reflective.

The white in eInk is a lot grayer than that.

I always keep my backlight on, but only to the point that it makes up for the gray tint to make it white.

Looking at it you really don't get the impression that it is glowing.