Anyone know where I can get the Elan Alpha drivers that came with windows 8 release preview or someone with release already installed extract them because apparently those are the only working drivers that work with the charm/start menu feature. I'm running RTM.
Can someone please answer?
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Hey,
I have used Ubuntu 13.04 and while it sort of works with LXDE (rotation issues), it is kind of old and so it's not very useful. The link to Plasma Active 4 KDE doesn't work, even the http://d-h.st/Khh one doesn't work (gets you a 14KB file..). Bohdi linux is ancient (early 2013 build). Arch linux installs with the latest slice (2015.07) but the wifi couldn't get configured (something with dialog missing) but the COM port serial connection worked fine. There is a Ubuntu Touch 14.9 RTM version but nobody seems interested in looking into the grouper version..
Anyone wants to provide me with a working archlinux image, a working link to Plasma Active 4 or help with installing Ubuntu Touch 14.9 RTM?
Thanks,
Aurora ^^
Nevermind the post, the stuff just didn't download on the nexus, on the computer it's fine ^^ Bohdi is good since it's based on Ubuntu 12.04 and has support till 2017 ^^ Anyone interested in Ubuntu RTM 14.9 though? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09/daily-preinstalled/pending/
KawaiiAurora said:
Nevermind the post, the stuff just didn't download on the nexus, on the computer it's fine ^^ Bohdi is good since it's based on Ubuntu 12.04 and has support till 2017 ^^ Anyone interested in Ubuntu RTM 14.9 though? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09/daily-preinstalled/pending/
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Not particularly interested, but would definitely like something other than Android for a change. Thanks for posting this
Okay! Maybe someone can make a script to make it work since it seems pretty interesting ^^
I guess most people don't care about which driver is included in ROMS as new ROMS are always coming out or being improved upon and with all of the details and specs being listed, driver versions are never mentioned. Is the v84 driver all that we can hope for, nothing newer? I've flashed countless ROMS an never saw anything newer.
Driver versions do matter, I wish they would be listed somewhere in the ROM description.
Somebody has to develop these drivers. You can't just go to a website a download them like nvidia drivers.
And as far as I know, Qualcomm only release the source code for the chips, leaving the development up to whoever is interested.
Is there not an updated driver newer than v84 that already works with the S4? The S4 has gotten official Lolipop OS upgrades, isn't there better drivers already made to work?
Surely Marshmellow OSs have better drivers. Are those drivers not able to be used on the S4? I understand someone has to do the work, but every other aspect of custom roms are being made to function, are GPU drivers just being overlooked as not being important enough to spend time on?
I don't know how this works. But if they could I think they would.
Obviously, Qualcomm has to update the drivers, as it's their chip. So maybe they dropped support for the Snapdragon 600 chips. I don't know.
Tommy807 said:
Is there not an updated driver newer than v84 that already works with the S4? The S4 has gotten official Lolipop OS upgrades, isn't there better drivers already made to work?
Surely Marshmellow OSs have better drivers. Are those drivers not able to be used on the S4? I understand someone has to do the work, but every other aspect of custom roms are being made to function, are GPU drivers just being overlooked as not being important enough to spend time on?
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drivers from another GPU wouldn't be any use to us.
does Phoenix OS , Support IPTS intel drivers for touch screen ? like that on Surface pro 4 ?
Mohamed Sallah said:
does Phoenix OS , Support IPTS intel drivers for touch screen ? like that on Surface pro 4 ?
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Not yet at the moment.
However, in the release post of Phoenix OS v2.5.0 posted on 10/19, the author specifically pointed out that the touch screen as well as Wi-Fi problem on Surface Pro 4 is being worked on, and a new Beta version will be released once a fix is made.
I cannot post link yet with my account, but if you read Chinese the original post is pined in the PC section on the Chinese version of the official Phoenix OS forum.
hello
i use Android SDK to monitor theme
But now with my new Note9 I can not get my phone recognized in the app.
I Don't know why
Thanks for help
Android Sdk might be missing libraries to recognise Oreo 8.1. Check the available updates
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Android Sdk might be missing libraries to recognise Oreo 8.1. Check the available updates
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and with android studio is there a way to make a dump view hierarchy ?
I just find layout inspector but it doesn't work
Sony released remote play for all Android phones this week with compatibility from Android 5.0 onward but it's recommend to have Android 10 to use a DS4 due to better compatibility drivers. Is there any chance you could rip the drivers from the OnePlus 7 or 7 pro on OOS 10 put them in a zip and flash them through TWRP or magisk?
I think you just need to wait since the official update is coming this month of October.
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I think you just need to wait since the official update is coming this month of October.
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Not to argue specifics but the beta comes out this month and the full release is next month. But I understand your point. I still want to know if it's possible to do it though.
Drivers are in the kernel in Linux based systems. You can't just 'rip' the drivers. You have to find a kernel Dev willing to work this with a soon deprecated Android version... with yet unpublished oos kernel sources, only AOSP ones. Not easy
That's why it will be more easy to wait beta / official OOS. Or perhaps be ready to try one of the Android 10 ROMs floating around there
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Drivers are in the kernel in Linux based systems. You can't just 'rip' the drivers. You have to find a kernel Dev willing to work this with a soon deprecated Android version... with yet unpublished oos kernel sources, only AOSP ones. Not easy
That's why it will be more easy to wait beta / official OOS. Or perhaps be ready to try one of the Android 10 ROMs floating around there
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Understandable thanks for the answer, I thought it was more like the adreno drivers that you could update through TWRP or magisk I forget which one I just remember doing it on my V20.