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[General Questions and Answers] LoTo62:
[Guide] Install Gapps on JingPad (Android ROM)

Here are some extra changes I made in my pac file: Changed internal software version to 1.0.002.014 (Previously 1.0.002.013) Just to distinguish my build from the official pac file Changed OS name to “Android 10” (Previously “JingOS 1.0”) Because it is Android 10 Changed...

forum.jingos.com

Follow the instructions to the letter and you will have gapps and all languages... Be careful when rebooting after installing the ROM to change from Chinese to English...

Let me explain: after installing the ROM you restart; change the language from Chinese to English (for the moment you will not see other languages); set developer mode; restart in recovery and go ahead following the guide.

That's already something waiting for lineage OS
[General Questions and Answers] sunw101:
Excellent thank you for this. I am trying to flash my system with the image in the post. The process worked, thank you for showing me the post.

How to change to english

edit the following file in the source code

/source/device/sprd/roc1/ud710_2h10u/jingos/device.mk

edit the following lines.

persist.sys.language=en

persist.sys.country=US

persist.sys.timezone=America/New_York

persist.sys.locale=en-US

ro.product.locale.language=en

ro.product.locale.region=US

and compile

cd /source/vendor/sprd/release/IDH/Script

./build_pac.sh -a ud710_3h10u_native-user-native -b all 2>&1 | tee build.log

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[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Have there been any new developments for the JingPad? I have one and I would consider putting Lineage OS on it. However, I'm not competent enough to build it from scratch. Is anyone developing AOSP for this tablet?

I am presently running UBPorts (Ubuntu Touch) and it is certainly less than stellar. I can't get WayDroid to run. Things might change when UT upgrades from 16.04 to 20.04 in the near future. But for now, I am checking everything before I stick it in the closet.
[General Questions and Answers] saschakolberg:
Hmm, I guess no one has mirrored the instructions?

Because all jingos.com links are now dead.

Maybe someone who has copied the instructions or the original author could add them to this thread?
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
I have a lot of the files for this tablet including the flashing application Research Download, the .pac file from January 2022, and USB drivers for Windows. I have the .docx file with the Research Download instructions.

I am leary to reinstall the JingOS without clear instructions on how to do it since I now have UBPorts installed.
[General Questions and Answers] r3d10tu5:
Is there any chance you keep the guide or somehow remember how to do it? The link is dead already. I got developer mode ready.
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
No. Sorry. The only files I have are the original files distributed with the JingPad.
[General Questions and Answers] r3d10tu5:
I found those links, and hope they can help those who come across this topic. I can share the original files either.

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- http://web.archive.org/web/20220823...ow-to-flash-android-rom-on-jingpad-a1-c1/2716

- https://web.archive.org/web/2022052...ide-install-gapps-on-jingpad-android-rom/3007
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Great work. Thanks.

Edit: I downloaded the gapps file and I have all the rest I need. Now I need to look into if this will flash OK after installing UBPorts.
[General Questions and Answers] r3d10tu5:
I can confirm it would be no problem since I got utouch on my device before I reloaded it with android as an experiment; you can see. It would be a piece of cake.

ANW, in case you and everyone miss this part by caten (the one who makes the above video). I did follow him/her and success to get a working gapps. I want to add that you properly should clear the storage of the google play store and google play services, also CACHE (not storage) of google services frameworks in one go before trying to stop those services and try to sign in again.

GL.
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Looks like I have some work cut out for me. If I can get this to work and cover my needs I'll be happy. If not .... back in the closet it goes and I will buy an Apple or Samsung next week as I need something for travel.

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
This afternoon I set up a Windows computer and I have the pac file loaded into the Research Download program but it will not flash. I am wondering if I am missing something.

When I boot the JingPad to recovery (UB Ports orange) and look in the command line adb see the Jing Pad. (Windows actually mounts the device if I am fully booted to UTouch.) It will not flash the pac file to the JingPad. I waited 5 or 10 minutes and tried 2 or 3 times. USB drivers are working although I did get an error that the USB drivers are out of date.

I have developer mode ON in UTouch.

Once I get to recovery are there options I need to select?

For some reason, I cannot reboot to bootloader if that matters.

What am I missing?
[General Questions and Answers] r3d10tu5:
Did you follow the below step til the progress showing on the ResearchDownload (be sure to press start button on the ResearchDownload)? I have had to wait a bit and it was a success without any issues. I actually did flashing the device three times. In my case, there was no logo, just a progress bar on the ResearchDownload.

- Click the “Power” button then the “Volume Down” button. Do not release the buttons until the JingPad logo appears
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
I have 2 questions:

1) How long do I need to wait to see the progress bar for the flashing part? (I see the progress bar loading the pac file)

2) When I press ' power' and then 'volume down' the tablet boots to UB Ports recovery screen. Is this what is supposed to happen?

Thanks again
[General Questions and Answers] r3d10tu5:
In my case, I start the process on the ResearchDownload, then hold the combo keys power + volume down. Next, release combo keys when I see the progress bar start loading and wait until the Status becomes Finish, and the Progress is Passed. Afterward, I just unplugged my tablet and restarted it.

Something's like this.
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Thanks. I was just about to try again when I saw your post. Using this method I got better results but I cannot install because 'my driver version is too low'. I'll have to dig into this. But it appears to contact the JingPad and even errored out in the status bar. Progress!

I don't use Windows so I don't have a legitimate Windows OS working. It says it is test mode as I've not registered it. I can source the BIOS to find the key and hopefully that will let me get to a point where I can update the driver required to connect the PC and the JingPad.

Thanks again
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Success! Thanks for all of your help @r3d10tu5

Well.... Success installing the pac file. I'm still working on the gapps. the adb command said it was a successful instal but Google software is not on the screens.
[General Questions and Answers] jmd8800:
Just a thought as I was playing with this. Has anyone tried to use microG instead of going through all the hoops to get Google services running?
[General Questions and Answers] sunw101:
When you go to register your device with Google (Google - Register Device) the website give you the following commands to run to get your Devcice ID.

View attachment 6043459

for me I received an error. "/system/bin/sh: sqlite3 /data/*/*/*/gservices.db select * from main where name = "android_id";: inaccessible or not found"

View attachment 6043465

Here is the process I followed for geting the Device ID

adb shell

su

adb shell find /data -name gservices.db

cd /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/

sqlite3 gservices.db

select * from main where name = "android_id";

crtl+d

exit

exit

The only problem I am seeing now is that the device is not Google play certified so app like Netflix, Hulu or Disney+ won't be available from the Google play store, and if you do install them by downloading the pkg file or from another store such as APKPure... the apps still don't work.
[Moto G Stylus (2021)] Aboalf:
Moto G Stylus 2021 XT2115-3 Bootloader Code

Moto G Stylus 2021 XT2115-3 كود أداة تحميل التشغيل
[Moto G Stylus (2021)] sd_shadow:
To unlock?
[Moto G Stylus (2021)] E4tless:
Got the same model, Moto G Stylus 2021 XT2115DL (Tracfone)... Not eligible for free Network Unlock and also Motorola cannot provide unlock code. Need help.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Shplad:
Hi:

Is it possible to run Hold for Me on a Galaxy S8. Waiting on hold so much these days is streesing the heck out of me.

Is it possible?

As I understand it, Hold for Me is a Google Assistant function. I have GA on my phone, but don't see any option for Hold for Me anywhere.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] UniquePhillip:
I thought rooting would be the same as my 7 pro so I ran

fastboot flash boot magsik_boot.img

Now whenever my phone boots up it goes straight to the bootloader. Selecting Recovery Mode or Start both boot back into the bootloader.

Is there any way to reset my boot image?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] jlbradl:
can"t access through adb either?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] UniquePhillip:
My phone won't turn on now https://xdaforums.com/t/switch-back-to-old-boot-partition-when-the-phone-wont-turn-on.4433849/

But I don't believe adb would have worked since I was in the bootloader. Is there a way to use adb while in the bootloader?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] kouzelnik3:
You could then flash original boot.img for your current software.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] youngzy:
Maybe you can extract the original boot partion from payload.bin and flash it back.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Firstly. Why did you flash it?

You should only boot images, that way you won't end up like this.

All you need to do is boot the original image. Not the patched one that obviously didn't work.

In the future. Just type fastboot boot then the name of the image.

Once you're in, open Magisk and click direct install.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] DroidDotBot:
:confused:Looks like the B A has been buried, is there any interest in this 5/6 year old ppc, anymore?

Look, it's cheaper than a PSP (for games:)) + U'll need a mobley+bag for umb's

and it's cheaper than a nin ds(for games:) ) + U'll need a mobley+bag for cart's

[I see a pattern . . ]:mad:

pre-pay sims are a sign to a Tel Op/Prov = sales, Iphone, blackberries are currently supported

Post pay roms are the reason, I saught this site, and will frequent it.

plz read the wiki's, the only ship rom i've found is t-mob's (?) - it's here, find it! {it's solid(not reset in 2 weeks), O2's was pen-reset 3-15 times per day!!MAINLY PHONE USE !!!}

nin ds's stylus's are 99% made for this (not ds lite's)

2400mAhr batteries{[ph26B]}, and sync/usb/charge(home/car {[Aussy $]}) are all on elbay #===#===#===#[CHEAP]#===#===#===#

wm5 or wm 6 not for this puppy, SD cards are an issue 2GB max / Speed issues?

_d.b_ UK, OK.

WELL when there's enough BRICKS, we'll build a monument!!!!!
[Moto G Stylus (Moto G Pro) Questions & Answers] abense:
Hi, I've got an unlocked bootloader, and I'm on Android 10. I have disabled it from automatically updating.

I am having an issue with Wi-Fi and USB tethering. Everything appears to work, except none of my hotspot clients are able to connect online. With the exact same sim card, in my old phone (Motorola Z2 Force) I have used tethering with no issues, so I do not believe that it is an issue with my carrier.

Has anyone run into this obstacle while using the stock ROM?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
File is attached below. It's still in beta form. Will update more as needed. I do have some major improvement's coming soon I hope. So stay tuned!

Beta1 had 346 views!! Thanks for all the testing!

Beta2 had 1388 views!! Thanks for all the testing!

Major thanks to evalu8t0r for helping out with some "Auto Click" source code!!! Please make sure you donate to him here if you can!

Process:

1. Open XIPKitchen.exe

2. Pick your device xip, wait for XIPPort to do it's thing, and then disappear.

3. Pick your new xip, wait for XIPPort to do it's thing, and then disappear.

4. Go thru the checkboxs for files you want to remove or not. If the files are not in the XIPs, then the checkboxs will not even show. So if it shows, it's there.

5. Press build xip, wait for several apps, including XIPPort, to do their thing, and then all disappear.

5a. If you see this message, then just press the OK button until it goes away.

6. New XIP will be moved to a folder.

7. Temp folder will be the new XIP OUT folder. If you need to do any more tweaking to it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
What this app does: (At the moment)

At the moment, it only works with BIN files. It does not work with OS.NB.PAYLOADS. Yet. Therefore you will manually need to extract the XIP from the payload for use with this program.

Uses XIPPORT to dump two BIN files you choose, and combines them into a third BIN.

At the moment, this app is only a frontend for other apps. This process has already been noted in another thread by sp3dev located here. This app does that process, and more is to come. I give the credit to sp3dev for inspiring me to finish this app. (It was started with the buildxip method, but since that source was lost, and that file isn't compatible with every device, it was converted over to this method.) Even though this app uses other apps, it is planned to slowly start removing the need for these other apps, and do it all by itself with no help at all. But even though these apps are needed, there is basically no work at all on the end-user side except pushing a few buttons.

Gives you the option to remove some of the un-needed files if they are found in the XIP.BINS.

Allow's you to preview the finished MAP.TXT when it's done just for verification purposes that everything went smooth.

How to use: (At the moment)

You can either Drag/Drop a BIN file onto the "Pick Device XIP" button, or click it to bring up a box that defaults to the "DEVICE_BINs" folder in the root folder of the application EXE to allow you to choose one in there or anywhere else on your PC.

You do the same thing with the Donor XIP that has the Microsoft build files you want to be included in the finished XIP.

If certain files are found in either the Device OEM section, or the Donor Microsoft section, and they are in the list of files that are known to be able to be removed from the XIP, then checkbox's will be available to be checked to not include those files in the resulting finished XIP.

A checkbox will also be there to open the MAP.TXT file when its done to show you if the process worked or not.

After checking the wanted/needed checkboxes, then you can press "Build XIP"

This will start the conversion process of the two XIP folders into one new folder.

Once you've done that, the new XIP will be moved to a folder in the application root called "NEW_XIPs". The filename will be a conversion of the Device XIP filename, and the Donor XIP filename. (Ex. Device XIP = Raphael.BIN Donor XIP = 20757.BIN New XIP filename will be Raphael_20757.BIN) With my current setup, I have all my Device XIPs named properly in the DEVICE_BINs folder. And the Donor filenames named with the build version they are (20757.BIN) in the DONOR_BINs folder. Thus making the new Filenames always resulting in a less confusing name.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
<--- Reserved --->
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kidnamedAlbert:
looks easy to use.

thanks.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xplode:
looks awesome, which devices are supported ?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joel2009:
its all waiting game now eh :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] TheChampJT:
Another great tool for the kitchen! Christmas is early!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
So far, all of them?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Alexx~:
It is excellent idea.

When it will be possible to test the program?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cruzzmz:
cool tool to have .... hopefully no more !!!!! hunting after using ur tool
[Windows Mobile Software Development] danny_and_2:
When can we try this beautiful tool ? :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
I don't even look at the map.txt anymore. lol...

Trying to eliminate some of the steps, but should have a test release soon enough. I want this thing to do a new XIP faster than 30 seconds. Sheesh... 30 seconds is just too long.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] {SBR}_L3GION:
you have always been out for performance but jesus lenny i think your pushing the limits a lil dont ya think. well i cant wait to see what you got in the making.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Whosdaman:
I've been waiting for someone to make this....PPCHaven.com was really close to finishing their Kitchen which would include this, but they never finished it :'(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Ameet:
Great work Lenny. Eagerly waiting for your kitchen :D Did you check the suggestions I made? Possible to include those too in your kitchen?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Ather:
ahhh so thats what Noonski was talking about ;)

Nice tool indeed, cant wait for it to be finished :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] elparra72:
Lennysh, great idea.

Hi Lennysh,

You are very bussy becasue I've read several posts from you in different web sites and for different PDA ;-)

Well, this tool is a great idea and I'd like to test it in Diamond. We are still waiting for your new HX4700 ROM.

Thanks in advance!!!

Regards,

El Parra
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Zecanilis:
Too long? I'll wait 15 minutes if you release that "Too long release" ... :p

And i'll say that it is very fast... Like a rocket or something... :p

Thanks for your hard work.

Cheers :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] conflipper:
very very nice cant wait.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cruzzmz:
30 sec too long eh ;)

try doing the porting manually .....
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mbarvian:
this looks simply incredible

is it a ful xip port?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
It takes two BIN files, one from the device you want, and one from any other device that has the MSXIPKernel files you want from a particular build, and it combines them together and gives you a third BIN ready to be inserted into your ROM, and flashed!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
I have. Multiple times.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
I may have missed them... Was it in a PM or on a thread. If it's on a thread, please repost here. If its in a PM, I'll start looking now. I don't delete many PM's.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Ameet:
Had posted this for you in my thread ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
I've got about 6 files on the list that can be selected for removal before building. They are only selectable if the program finds the files themselves. Or else you'll never see the removal option. I'm still slowly adding more stuff to it, and debugging it as well at the same time. I'll probably be looking for a tester or two soon before I release my first Beta. I have 0 issues with it, but this has yet to be tested on any machine besides my own. This app still utilizes XIPPort at the moment, and that is one of the things I'm trying to get rid of at the moment. But may have a release or two before then.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] danny_and_2:
Hi there, ..

Do you know what programs i have to use when i shall run this program, almost all the things am i getting an error /;

Anyway, I could try your tool if you want.. I am currectly porting an new sys/xip into my diamond rom..

// Only if u want \\

/Danny
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mbarvian:
does it utilize M'Reloc?

I look forward to your release
[Windows Mobile Software Development] boggsie:
Walking to school, in a foot of snow, up hill,

both

ways is a way of building character!!

Similarly, XIP porting - manually, by hand is the best way to go ... because it builds character!!

</sarcasm>

:D

Best regards,

-boggsie
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
No it does not. Thank god!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cruzzmz:
build character & headache at the same time ;)

BTW i want to be a beta tester too (-_-)V
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
Some current (but do to change everyday) information has been added to the second post. Please look over it, and let me know wht you think.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xplode:
can't wait to try it :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Ameet:
Hmm... Didnt know my thread would come with such a pain to all :) Maybe its time to retire it once Lenny's kitchen hits the market
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nosedive:
to ababrekar .. i always need a cup of nice strong coffee when a new xip is released..

to lennysh .. this tool will definitly rock and make work a lot easier ... what modules are removed by the tool at the moment?

better: ababrekar writes about removing 3 modules in his guide - you stick to that or any other experiences?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
This tool allows removal of bmui.nb0, wince.nls (removing this is only done usually for space saving purposes in the XIP. If you remove this file, you need to add it into the IMGFS section or the ROM will not boot.), hd.dll, osaxst0.dll, mencfilt.dll (Storage card encryption). There is one more it can remove, but I need more information on that one before I make sure it can be removed without losing something. (even though I've done it several times without notice of any loss)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Alexx~:
can be it will help http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa913710.aspx
[Windows Mobile Software Development] danny_and_2:
When can we except to see this fine app in a released version? :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lennysh:
I'm constantly working on it. I leave Visual Studio pulled up on my third monitor... lol...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BigQ:
Any news for the release date?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joshkoss:
WOW

WOW I must say, this is the ultimate tool for noobs like me! :) I'm a chef in the hermes area and would love to test this piece of art out for you if you need. Awesome job dude!!

Peace,

Josh
[Windows Mobile Software Development] {SBR}_L3GION:
ahh the preview has left me itching for this tool its possibly one of the greatest ideas for ROM cooking ever.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ghettofreeryder:
Yeah I agree. I could totally use this
[Windows Mobile Software Development] l3v5y:
Looks good... Now I want it! Batch files/command prompt annoy me too much...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] vivi:
It seems to be one of the greatest tools in xda-dev.

Wait for the release.

Can I be a beta tester too?

vivi
[Windows Mobile Software Development] btxakita:
What happened?

I wander if it is a human made it...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] evalu8t0r:
Command line runnable?

Will it be command line runnable?

(something like: XIPKitchen.exe /DeviceXip="d:\xip.bin" /DonorXip="d:\donor xip.bin" /OutputXip="d:\New xip.bin" /Remove=7

Remove options:

1=hd.dll

2=osaxst0.dll

4=bmui.nb0

8=cachefilt.dll

16=mencfilt.dll

32=wince.nls

(1+2+4=7))
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xplode:
Yes this is good ideia , this way it can be easy added to any current kitchen
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Ameet:
For some reasons, removing the wince.nls from XIP and adding it into imgfs doesnt work on Diamond ROM. Anyone got it working this way? Tried with different values in the copyentry but device just wont boot :(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] itje:
If you want, I can test this tool with Xperia

amazing work

cheers
[Windows Mobile Software Development] fdp24:
it takes tooo long from announcement to release :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xplode:
when you wait for one thing the time seems to be longer :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] boggsie:
:)

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/watched+pot+never+boils
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sheennick123456:
any news on release date????????