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[G1 Apps and Games] jdubzisfaded:
Android VNC Viewer

So last night i saw a post on googles own vnc viewer which is coded to work on the g1 and the android emulator.

Well, I forwarded my ports correctly and setup my server accordingly. I am using TightVNC as well as UltraVNC at seperate times.

I am able to establish a connection through all services on my g1, (3g edge and wifi). Only when I arrive on the connection

I am greeted with only a black screen. I switch to mouse control on my g1 by pressing trackball and can see me moving the pc mouse from my g1.

So my connection is working flawlessly but my only error is that i cant see anything on my g1.

Is there a special mirror driver i must install??? somebody please help me for i use remote desktop as a part of everyday life
[G1 Apps and Games] rfairburn:
Latest androidVNC viewer

As long as none of these are shown as released on http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/ I'll keep compiling and placing them here. I'll edit this post with the current latest so it's easy for everyone to download without spending the time getting eclipse up and working.

r17 allows saving of multiple servers for quick-connect profiles.

I do not know if you need to uninstall the previous version before installing this one. I always uninstall before installing the new one with a project that changes as much as this one has recently.
[G1 Apps and Games] afbcamaro:
Thanks buddy!
[G1 Apps and Games] ultimind:
Thanks so much! I hope this app gets the development it deserves. This, and an rDesktop app are needed badly!
[G1 Apps and Games] joshtheitguy:
So I am not the only one who thinks this!
[G1 Apps and Games] Kryptyx:
Android-VNC Viewer Compile?

How do I go about compiling the source code for the Android-VNC Viewer located at (http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/).

I looked around and seen a post that said I would have to compile it on linux / mac... I do have Ubuntu setup on this machine as a separate OS but I'd rather not boot into Linux just to do that...

Anyone run native Linux that can compile the APK and add a link? If not then I will as long as I know how :P
[G1 Apps and Games] im.l0ltn:
just download the apk they have for download and use that.
[G1 Apps and Games] Kryptyx:
The APK that is on there is far outdated compared to where the project currently is. For instance, there is a post that links r17's release on it which allows you to save settings, change color mode and a few other nice features... The current build is up to r28 now so I'm sure better support and newer features were added since then.
[G1 Apps and Games] mannyb:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3199765#post3199765

I think that build is only a few days old.
[G1 Apps and Games] rfairburn:
r31 is now the latest and the developers have released it directly:

http://android-vnc-viewer.googlecode.com/files/androidVNC_build090125.apk

They compiled it this time around so I didn't have to ;)
[G1 Apps and Games] Mysticales:
Thank you! Cant wait to try it. =)
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
Hmmm, I tried the linked apk and it won't install. The older version still works.

I checked out the trunk but it is the same as the previous release.

I checked out the antlersoft branch but it doesn't compile: package com.antlersoft.android.dbimpl does not exist

Has anyone else tried the latest version apk or compiling?
[G1 Apps and Games] jordanjay29:
I've tried it, and it won't connect for me. However, I haven't tried any previous versions, so I may have it set up incorrectly.

The R17 build won't work for me, so chalk it up to that. Or my stupidity. ;)
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
Well I downloaded it to my laptop and then installed via adb and it worked.

Usually I download with steel and install from the sdcard. But that didn't work this time for some reason. (new JF1.41 or new vnc or user error?)
[G1 Apps and Games] mark925:
This wouldn't install for me from the sd card. Any ideas?
[G1 Apps and Games] Kryptyx:
Yeah it wont install for me either, I tried both AppsInstaller from SDcard and adb - neither were successful... I noticed the build is now at 33, any chance we can get someone to compile it? Maybe the issue was fixed but not repacked?
[G1 Apps and Games] short/y:
There's an "official" build/apk out on http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/. The filename calls is 090125 which, I assume, means January 25th :) I downloaded it and tried to install it from my phone (not via adb) and it failed to install for me (BTW, so does the -17 version in the first post). Could be that the key is installing via adb, I don't know. I'll try it later when I have a chance but I thought everyone owuld be interested in the update.
[G1 Apps and Games] Kryptyx:
I reported this as an issue on the project, however after fully uninstalling the previous app and downloading the file directly from my G1 it installed successfully. I did not use the SDcard / AppsInstaller or ADB - I just used the traditional method of going to the site on my phone and installing it from there, after I uninstalled the previous version.

Hopefully this works for you guys as well.
[G1 Apps and Games] short/y:
I'm not sure what you mean by "fully uninstalling the previous app". I uninstalled the previous version by using the uninstall button on the app page you get by going to Settings -> Applications -> androidVNC. I then downloaded the app using the phone's stock browser and, once downloaded, clicked on the APK from the download page that the browser brings up. From there I get the installing ... graphic and then it says install unsuccessful. I've never tried a logcat from the phone, just via adb, but I may give it a shot and see if I can sort out the error messages from the rest of the cruft.
[G1 Apps and Games] short/y:
Apologies, rfairburn. Somehow I missed your post.
[G1 Apps and Games] antlers:
I haven't fixed the ant build.xml but the antlersoft branch will build in Eclipse :)

On my G1, I'm able to update from the posted build by:

1. Uninstalling existing android-vnc-viewer

2. Download .apk from web site

3. Click on .apk from downloaded files

(you must allow Applications from Unknown Sources in your settings)

Don't know why some of you are having trouble-- if any could post a logcat of it failing to install, I'll take a look.
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
I think I see what the problem is. I didn't manually uninstall the old version first. When I do that it does install from the sdcard ok.

The problem is, that if you try to do an upgrade, not only does it fail to upgrade, but it then leaves it so you can't uninstall (or run) the old version anymore!

At this point the only thing you can do from the phone is reinstall the previous version again, then uninstall the previous version, then install the new version! And if you don't have the previous version handy then you need to do it via adb from your computer!

BTW, are the changes to the build.xml file trivial? I didn't go any further than just try to build it. I haven't even fired up eclipse yet in all my android hacking :-)
[G1 Apps and Games] short/y:
Thanks. knoxbrder, that did it for me, too. Note that I didn't have it installed on my SD card but installed on internal memory. Thankfully I still had the APK from the prior version around so I could reinstall it.
[G1 Apps and Games] mark925:
This is my problem. What is the name of the apk for this so I can uninstall it via adb then install the new one?
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
I don't know the apk uninstall name, maybe something like:

android.androidVNC or androidVNC_build090125?

Try those.

Or can you download the old apk on the phone and install/uninstall it?

I think there are only about 5 versions out there to try.

Latest to oldest:

http://android-vnc-viewer.googlecode.com/files/androidVNC_build090125.apk

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=148674&d=1232513490

http://android-vnc-viewer.googlecode.com/files/AndroidVNC_build_081205.apk

http://android-vnc-viewer.googlecode.com/files/androidVNC-0.01.apk

http://android-vnc-viewer.googlecode.com/files/androidVNC.apk
[G1 Apps and Games] mark925:
knox: Thanks. I went ahead and reinstalled that old version then uninstalled it, then installed the latest without a problem.
[G1 Apps and Games] topdnbass:
androidVNC_build090131.apk is the newest.

http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/

get it from there :D
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
Very nice except I don't see my mouse cursor when I have Trackball Mouse.

Do other people see it?

Also, does anyone know how to send a Ctrl key in this VNC client?

Also, does anyone know how to send an Alt key in this VNC client?

I have never been able to get this to work.

I know how to do escape (back key).

Ctrl-alt-del (in the popup menu)

Right mouse (camera key)

Left Shift and Right Shift work as normal.

Right and Left Alt let you get to symbols.
[G1 Apps and Games] topdnbass:
I found it to be rather unfunctional. Both trackball and touch.

Maybe its because the multitouch issues, not sure.

Do you guys use this in conjunction with TightVNC?
[G1 Apps and Games] knoxbrder:
I'm using realvnc for now, but it should work with tightvnc I think.

The scrolling and most key functions work fine.

I'm not to crazy about the mouse support and as I mentioned I can't figure out ctrl or alt keys.

May have to hack on the code some more.
[G1 Apps and Games] crackmunky:
How to set up a stable VNC on the G1 easily - Noob Proof Tutorial

How to set up a stable VNC on the G1 easily​

Hey all,

Not sure if this information has been posted or not so I thought I’d take a chance and see I could help anyone, for those who don’t know VNC stands for Virtual Network Computing and basically allows full remote access of your computer, for this example remote access on the G1.

Let’s begin

1.	First we are going to need to get the VNC software so that the G1 can communicate with your PC, luckily the people at android development have us covered on that and have made a VNC viewer for android which is already packed into a .apk file ready to use –

http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer/

Go to the downloads section and get the latest version -

Now plug in your phone and put it anywhere on your sdcard, I put it in the root.

2.	Now we are going to need some VNC software for our PC so that the two can communicate together, for the sake of the tutorial i am going to recommend TIGHTVNC as it is free and reliable, feel free to use your own however. Download and install TIGHTVNC from here –

http://www.tightvnc.com/

http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html

3.	Ok now we have all the software we need its time to install it. Using a file viewer/manager such as ‘ASTRO’ which is available in the g1 marketplace locate the android VNC viewer we put on our sdcard and install it. One install go to your applications list and it should be near the top a little application called ‘andriodVNC’. Open it up and a screen like this should appear –

Go to your computer and go to Start-> Run then type ‘cmd’ and click enter. Once in the command prompt type ‘Netstat’ and click enter. Some text about your network status will come up, leave that window open.

4.	Now run the TightVNC server that we installed and set a password as-well as any other settings you want

Click ‘Apply’ and leave TIGHTVNC running.

5.	Final Step, go back to you G1 and in the ‘AndriodVnc’ application type in the password that you set in the TightVNC server, then on your PC referring to the netstat command type in your address and a valid port, the most common port is 5900. Your settings should be something like this –

Nickname – Crackmunky

Password - *****

Address - 192.168.1.6

Port – 5900

Color Format – whatever you want, high quality colours take much longer to load.

Then click ‘Connect’ and you should almost instantly get connected to your remote desktop!

There is various scaling and movement options, as-well as colours ect ect. It takes some time to find the right type of movement for you. Good Luck and hope this helps.
[G1 Apps and Games] lordlegion1985:
Good Tutorial more than straight forward just downloaded the two apps didnt even need to follow the instruction works great.
[G1 Apps and Games] jusplainmike:
If your on edge you may be timing out, try pinging your WAN IP adress.
[G1 Apps and Games] NPS_CA:
Anyone been able to download from the source and rebuild... ?

I'm getting some dependancy issues.
[G1 Apps and Games] NPS_CA:
Never mind... It was the Java conformance needing to be 1.6.. If you check out the source and build, ensure your Java environment is set to 1.6. It didn't like it defaulting to 1.5.
[G1 Apps and Games] abatman:
Single Click Repeater Support

Wondering if its possible to allow this viewer to support the Single click repeater this would be very helpful and allow a much wider range of connection possibilities since you don't need to open any firewall ports to connect to someone.
[G1 Apps and Games] DeFiant*X:
I used this sucessfully 1 time, right in front of the computer over wifi. Then I tried again the next day and it would not work. Is anyone else having issues? BTW I didn't change any settings.
[G1 Apps and Games] www.rzr.online.fr:
VNCServer running in android ?

Hi,

Since the client seems ok in dalvik, what do you think about doing the opposite ?

this will as useful as "adb shell"

May this help :

http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc/
[G1 Apps and Games] jankware:
Troubles using Android VNC?

If anyone is having troubles using android VNC with windows please check out this site I put together to help on the matter: http://www.quantumcon.com/Home/remote-desktop-from-g1-android-phones
[G1 Apps and Games] youuishype:
i cant connect at all , i got my ip right, double checked password, found enable router access on my router, and still nothing. can someone please help? thanks.
[G1 Apps and Games] Mysticales:
I know I use this app as well, works very well for me. Tip UltraVNC just updated a few days ago, upgrade. Also set your server properties to the scale ratio of 2/1 so it will show up better on the G1. =)
[G1 Apps and Games] mrfrenchfry:
Any idea how to disable the computers screen?
[G1 Apps and Games] Mysticales:
In Admin Properties of UltraVNC there are options for what local items you can disable on connections. So you can turn it off there I believe.
[G1 Apps and Games] himu007:
Thanks for this post. It helped me a lot.
[G1 Apps and Games] mylostlonelysoul:
okay, I've done everything right.

IP address is right, pass is right, I even have port forward on, i keep getting Connection failed! I've tried 3 different one, it's not working. I've watch a bunch on youtube vieo and read lots of how tos, nothing is working.

HELP!

D: D: D:
[G1 Apps and Games] DancinDirk:
Remember to allow VNC in Windows firewall. I just set it up to open port 5900 and works great now. Just set it up on my new EVO 4G
[G1 Apps and Games] Schøler:
I works just fine for me on the HTC Desire HD over Wifi, but when I try over phone's 3G network it doesn't work... any ideas?
[Galaxy Grand Prime General] DragonzLikesTech:
the phone will not boot into android. no matter what i do. the best its gone to being remotely close to booting into android is when it detects its factory firmware as having custom binary (somehow) and it thinks that its original firmware is not its original firmware. and it bootloops. ive tried a million times to get it to turn on again, but last time it booted into android was earlier this morning. and then, nothing. now it gets to the end of the samsung screen, then it turns off. it turns on, then it freezes, then never opens into android again. If there is anything i can do please let me know. i currently dont have any spare computers to flash it with software, other than a pc desktop with a 2nd gen i5 and microsoft edge on that pc. its windows 11 and i would like to not have to flash it. i dont want to get a virus on my main pc, so i might give the rom from wherever im meant to download it, to my uncle because he know how to flash phones.

the error screen it gives me occasionally is this:
[Galaxy Grand Prime General] ZG_DEV:
Close auto-reboot option in odin, make sure that the frimware you have on your pc is the correct one to your phone, flash the frimware, after that the phone will still on download mode ( as you disabled auto-reboot option) , now press all buttons until the screen turns off, boot into recovery and wipe data and that's all ! ;)
[General Questions and Answers] J.Michael:
If you have never used a bulletin board then this is going to be a long slog.

I made this "thread" because I think this is where you should have asked your question.

A "post" is one unit of text, like an e-mail, or a text message.

A bunch of posts with some connection to each other is a "thread". Maybe inspired by the notion that there is a common thread connecting the posts.

A forum is a higher organization, containing threads that have something in common.

This entire site is a collection of forums (fora?).

Why did you come here? Did this site pop up when you searched with Google?
[General Questions and Answers] ZG_DEV:
To be honest, I don't know what are vbulletin and xenforo or what does those name means , but I learnt by myself that this website contains forums , which contains threads, which threads contains posts :)

This website is easy for me to use !
[General Questions and Answers] simplepinoi177:
In all seriousness; I'm concerned if that member doesn't understand what a thread/forum is, he'd not understand how alerts/mentions/notifications work to even find this thread or your response.....
[General Questions and Answers] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Howdy! vBulletin is the forum software that XDA used to run on, and Xenforo is what it runs on now. The site migrated to Xenforo, I believe, in 2020.
[General Questions and Answers] J.Michael:
Then he can't be helped. I'm not going to drive around trying to find him.

He was inspired to follow the prompts to create a username. I took a shot on the off chance that he is not a troll. I am prepared to let this drop.
[General Questions and Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
We can't be safe from trolls... Let's observe and react as the situation requires. Currently, I don't recognise any need but we'd appreciate if you alert us via the report function when you recognise anything. Thanks a lot for your cooperation.

Regards

Oswald Boelcke

Senior Moderator
[General Questions and Answers] simplepinoi177:
Good for you. I wasn't replying for his sake really, it was more for you (who is simply trying to help) to be prepared for it; this may (and most likely will) go nowhere and should be dropped -- either he's a troll, or I doubt he'll log back in to even check in, check if he's been answered, or knows how to log back in at all.....

Since I've been a mod, I've seen & been pointed to members who has brought up such silly inquiries whom I would help if/when they log back in, and it's been since April since the latest one has.... Only 1 or 2 posts they make, never to log back in again....
[Magisk] GreenDotBlue:
Mrepo Magisk modules repo app - it can list several module repos and install them.

https://github.com/ya0211/MRepo

Let's list all module repos to include in the app. One can add them from apps settings.

I'd advice to stay away from Androidacy - it's no good, or any other website that has modules for download, except Github.
[Magisk] shadowstep:
THREAD LOCKED

As per the Forum Rules:

Please search the forum for existing/similar threads before posting a new thread. For continuing discussion, kindly use the existing thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/mrepo-finally-a-true-open-source-magisk-module-repository-manager.4627283/

Regards,

shadowstep

Senior Moderator
[Xiaomi 11T] tuanzt0711:
I was installed Corvus Os Rom for xiaomi 11t and i couldn't adjust the refresh rate. the refresh rate allways in 120hz
[Xiaomi 11T] strayh_:
GSI rom or Custom rom ?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
There is an interesting teardown video of the Pixel 8 Pro out on YouTube, giving information about the inside and hardware of the phone.

Removing the display seems to be more difficult than the Pixel 8 (glued more strongly to the frame).

Back of the display:

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Inside of the phone:

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Sheet of Graphite atop the Motherboard/processor is much thicker than the Pixel 8 variant (might me one of the reasons why the Pixel 8 Pro has better performance/benchmarks leaked)

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Inside without the aluminum mid-frame metal plate:

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Aluminum mid-frame plate (thicker than the Pixel 7 Pro, more thermal pads; better heat dissipation)

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Battery pull tabs were still useless, reviewer had to use alcohol to get rid of the adhesive (so much for repairability).

Battery

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Massive camera assembly (one block, can't replace a single camera, need to replace the entire module if necessary)

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Close up

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Mainboard (USB-C still soldered to the motherboard, terrible for repair; you need to basically take the entire phone apart to get the motherboard out).

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There is an extra copper plate above the RAM/processor (underneath the graphite plate). The Pixel 8 non-pro does NOT Have that copper plate, should help the Pixel 8 Pro achieve higher performance.

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Look underneath the copper.

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Back of the motherboard

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It seems that Google is trying to squeeze metal plates everywhere they can, probably in an attempt to improve durability and heat dissipation/performance.

Ambient light sensor + thermometer sensor + flashlight is one module, one of the three goes kaput, you must replace all.

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There is a further layer of graphite on top of the charging coils, underneath the battery. It definitely seems like Google wants to improve thermal performance.

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Removing the back glass is quite difficult, it's glued very tightly to the frame (good for durability). Bad if you break it and want to replace it.

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The YouTuber finally gave the Pixel 8 Pro a repairability score of 6 out of 10.

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] ZG_DEV:
Thank you , mate ! 👍
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
Here is a picture comparing the camera modules of the Pixel 6 Pro, 7 Pro and 8 Pro

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It's interesting to note that Google is actually improving upon their camera hardware every iteration in basically every aspect (despite some claims that Google didn't do that). So even though the main sensor might remain the same (or similar, now with probably the GNV), there is still a lot going on around that (you can clearly see the difference in the camera chassies), pointing towards Google improving upon their camera design every year, not only from a software aspect, but also from a hardware standpoint.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
We have more closeups (microscope shots) from the iFixIt teardown

->

Pixel layout from the display:

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Look inside the periscope tele cam

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Thermometer sensor (yes, that's the entire assembly, four tiny circles)

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Ambient light sensor microscopic view (backside, camera)

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(reponsible for color correction)

Closeup of the closeup

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] cippi21:
And google said it was meant to be easier to repair for sustainability reasons 🤦
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] riro56:
Hi,

I've an old firmware 12.5.1 on my phone as I never success to update ota from recovery.

I've tried severals recovery without success.

Someone can explain me how to perform an ota update without loosing data ?

when ota is downloaded, i go to recovery but no access to media or something in data.

Does it mean data encryption is on ?

Thanks in advance