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[VMWare Image][9-DEC-2011] Android AOSP/ROM Developer Environment

Everyone is allowed to make changes to the VMWare image and re-upload it. If you re-upload the VMWare image with the made corrections, post the download link(s) in this thread. I will update the first post.
If there is a AOSP Developer that is willing to make a complete tutorial, please make one that works and is up-to-date with 2.3.7
The more people we have working on making ROMs, the better.
This VMWare image is:
- Base: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
- ICS ready
- Gingerbread ready
- Fully updated
- Eclipse with ADT Plugin
- Android Kitchen Integrated
PASSWORD: root
Latest changelog (Coming soon)
- Based on 10.04 LTS instead of 11.10
- Different approach
Download link:
Bypass 24h wait time, limit reached --> Solution? Reset your ip! In Belgium this is easy by restarting your modem/router. This may be different in other countries.
more mirrors will come!
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Image is extracted, where do I start?
Continue from this link
How to build 2.3.7 for Nexus S
This is just a snippet that may help you.
repo init -b android-2.3.7_r1 < /dev/null (This branch is ready to use with Nexus S and Nexus S 4G)
repo sync
source build/envsetup.sh
lunch full_crespo-userdebug
make -j8 (-j8 = for eightcores like 2600k, 2630QM / -j4 = for quads 2500K/2620M/Q6600 / -j2 for dual cores / ...)
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Don't forget to add the vendor files of the device. You need to download the scripts as well of the driver binaries.
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I tested a quick build. And it's working.

A virtual machine with limited RAM in order to compile AOSP? Definitively not a good idea. Why not dual boot? Sooooo easy to install the worst distro ever (*buntu).

This is awesome. My only problem is that I only have VMWare Workstation 7.

Super! Waiting for this

djjonastybe said:
Dear community,
I made a AOSP developer environment for VMWare Workstation 8 or latest VMWare Player (free).
You can use this VMWare image as a base to build AOSP ROMs. Imade it for those having trouble getting it to work or maybe if you don't have time to set it up properly. Well if you are downloading this you might have a good reason!
Anyway have fun!
If there are any errors let me know.
This VMWare image is:
- ICS ready
- Gingerbread ready
- Fully updated
Download link:
...uploading...
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Who would have guessed that an android dev would have difficulty setting up a linux enviroment . . . go figure.

You do not have to be an Android Dev to compile Android. I haven't written a single line of code for Android and can compile AOSP 2.3.7 fine.
This is simply to save time. And if you have good enough hardware (like myself) compiling Android AOSP in a VM session works perfectly fine.
Most people that are into computers have a rocking system. I have 12GB ram, I dedicate 8 for my VM and the rest for my main OS (windows 7). Works fine, what's the issue?
Some people don't want to dual boot and sometimes a Linux distro doesn't support certain hardware or can't be installed.

I would appreciate it. THANKS

nice.....this could be very useful
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FeaRThiS: Who would have guessed that an android dev would have difficulty setting up a linux enviroment . . . go figure.
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You seem to be the only one against uploading this.
Guys I am still trying to upload it. I am splitting it in 700MB sizes. Crocko's uploadservice is down. I will upload it on depositfiles and multiupload
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@FeaRThiS just stated the obvious. I also think the first step to understand how to build an AOSP ROM is knowing how to setup the development environment.
I don't have anything against using a VMWare image. But, IMHO, considering the time for uploading/downloading the file, if you do the setup yourself (in VMWare or whatever), you should have already been compiling your ROM by now.

suksit said:
@FeaRThiS just stated the obvious. I also think the first step to understand how to build an AOSP ROM is knowing how to setup the development environment.
I don't have anything against using a VMWare image. But, IMHO, considering the time for uploading/downloading the file, if you do the setup yourself (in VMWare or whatever), you should have already been compiling your ROM by now.
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Okay, its not useful for you two.
Next!
I like it and i will try it.

djjonastybe said:
You seem to be the only one against uploading this.
Guys I am still trying to upload it. I am splitting it in 700MB sizes. Crocko's uploadservice is down. I will upload it on depositfiles and multiupload
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I have nothing against it and it may even be useful in case of emergency when you can not access a linux machine, but as stated by @S suxeN the first step for any dev would be learning to create their own dev enviroment.

i didnt say that.
but the statement is right. Anyways i yet think this image is of great use, as you can always start from there, if u did something wront, what can always happen to nun-linux users.

I don't know anything about linux. Is Eclipse with ADT on here by any chance? If not, what IDE is there to develop with in this VM?

I didn't think that far. Eclipse is not installed.
But I will work on it for next release. For now you have to install it manually. I hope tomorrow evening the new vmware will be uploaded!

Hey guys, don't be so hard on the fella. He's doing us a great service in a way. Not all of us are able to bring laptops wherever we go, dual-boot, etc. I just downloaded this to my external drive that I use to keep my stuff on for work and it'll come in handy when I wanna test apps without worrying about nuking my phone.
Also, it helps that I can demo apps on the thing to co-workers on screen than using a phone. That way I won't have to worry about them screwing things up if they decided to 'explore.'

http://code.google.com/android/nexus/drivers.html#crespogwk74
Can someone help me with this? This has the binaries for the Nexus S.
Where do I place the scripts?
I have a vendor folder with several maps in it now. But I don't know what I have to do now.
I placed the 'vendor' folder in my working directory. But lunch isn't showing up crespo in the list.
These are my steps:
Building
I executed lunch. I realised I did not have crespo in the list. So next, I read the line 'Building for devices'.
Eventually I ended up here:
Building devices
Obtaining proprietary binaries
Starting with IceCreamSandwich, the Android Open-Source Project can't be used from pure source code only, and requires additional hardware-related proprietary libraries to run, specifically for hardware graphics acceleration.
Official binaries for Nexus S, Nexus S 4G, Galaxy Nexus, and PandaBoard can be downloaded fromGoogle's Nexus driver page, which add access to additional hardware capabilities with non-Open-Source code.
There are no official binaries for Nexus One, ADP2 or ADP1., ADP2 or ADP1.
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I clicked the link and downloaded the GWK74 binaries.
Now then I read further:
Extracting the proprietary binaries
Each set of binaries comes as a self-extracting script in a compressed archive. After uncompressing each archive, run the included self-extracting script from the root of the source tree, confirm that you agree to the terms of the enclosed license agreement, and the binaries and their matching makefiles will get installed in the vendor/ hierarchy of the source tree.
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I have the vendor hierarchy...
Do I have to put these files in:
my home folder/bin
OR
home folder/workingdirectory_name
Or what do I have to do now?

updated first post with small hint on how to download 2.3.7 for our Nexus S. Good luck!

yep, i think this is pretty awesome. for me, i'm not an android dev but i've dabbled with theming and porting mods from other phones to the epic 4G previously. i'd love to be able to start with a system ready to go and mess around with some guides to learn how to compile source, etc... thanks.

Nice image man, gonna give it a go later. Thought I'd put my word in the discussion , sure there lots of talented devs, but they have all got different hardware/software and time requirements. So this becomes a useful tool to add to the inventory.

[Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N7000

This is the port of Ubuntu Phone to the Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000
What works:
Wifi (fixed on 18-07)
GSM (only mobile connection)
Webbrowsing
Taking photos (fixed)
If you haveing trouble with GSM give it time to connect. If its still not working check this : https://plus.google.com/100264483712374857174/posts/3o1tjYo9Ghx
CREDITS
thanks to chasmodo for
manifest additions
camera driver
runtime intermediates files
thanks to Gerrett for
the hint to remove the GalaxyNoteSettings from build
fixing the wifi issue
The short way:
Download, push to sdcard, reboot to recovery, do a backup, do a full wipe and flash(keep the order of the files)
quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip
Ubuntu n7000 nightly build
The long way:
Here is the official Canonical's Porting Guide
here we have the cm nightlies from wich we take the binaries for the base system.
Now, I will set up my building system how described in the Guide (Since I've already a working Ubuntu 13.04 x64 PreAlpha installation, I'll use that as base)
Seting up the development environment
What is not in the guide:
Code:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:phablet-team/tools
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install phablet-tools
sudo apt-get install bzr
sudo apt-get remove openjdk-7-jdk
sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk
So, on the console
(if there are german speaking people following, this is how you can kill the waiting time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_poaB9jLAc and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMim3OV2cQE and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-jbeV_kpaU have fun)
Code:
mkdir -p UbuntuTouch/GT-N7000 #at a location with 20 gigs of free space(yes, its a lot :D )
cd UbuntuTouch/GT-N7000
git config --global user.email "[email protected]" #needs this only once for
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
phablet-dev-bootstrap ./ #this will take a while, it will download all sources except the kernel if I understood right
Edit .repo/manifest.xml and add following at the same xml level where the other project tags are.
(First search for, maybe they are already in that file)
Code:
then again on console:
Code:
repo sync
Code:
adb devices #just a short check to see if the connection is working, if it's in the list, go further, if not check whats the problem
. build/envsetup.sh
brunch cm_n7000-userdebug #if everything is ok, this will take a while
put the zip you get in the output onto your sdcard, download saucy-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip
reboot your n7000 into recovery mode, backup and flash first the preinstalled and then the build.
Have fun

Sounds good...keep us updated
Thanks

I have the required changes ready in the files incase someone is interested
was waiting for beerbong but he seems busy... times like these u wish u werent building remotely ^^
maybe utacka or chas(with his new pc) can help..

AW: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
So what does that mean toxic? Do u already ported it? ??

no I'll try it this weekend

Re: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
You don't have to use cm, you can use AOSP.
You can even use Samsungs kernel source (I haven't bothered building the latest so no idea how good it is our not) and the binary blobs from the latest stock build.
I'm building it for one of my tablets at the mo from AOSP, using an old but working kernel.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2

fards said:
You don't have to use cm, you can use AOSP.
You can even use Samsungs kernel source (I haven't bothered building the latest so no idea how good it is our not) and the binary blobs from the latest stock build.
I'm building it for one of my tablets at the mo from AOSP, using an old but working kernel.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2
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First of all I'll use what the guide suggests. Playing games comes after.

Re: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
fards said:
You don't have to use cm, you can use AOSP.
You can even use Samsungs kernel source (I haven't bothered building the latest so no idea how good it is our not) and the binary blobs from the latest stock build.
I'm building it for one of my tablets at the mo from AOSP, using an old but working kernel.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2
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For a device such as ours, don't think deviating from CM is a good idea
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Re: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
I was reading over the guide and would have to say there is a lot of set up involved
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Good luck man! Subscribed to the thread! i hope you'll make it!

Sorry, missed coming back to this thread.
For SUID changes, the mentioned file is found at -
device/samsung/galaxys2-common/rootdir/fstab.smdk4210
The Brightness settings dont need to be changed as those changes are already present I think.

AW: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
Yeah,seems to be server problems, i'm syncing since yesterday, but now i can the see the end
Edit: Seems like to many people are syncing now .. cant sync anything atm ..
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hey,
i saw this previews for the mako, i dont know if this will help you guys to port it for the N7000, afaik they can simply be flashed in recovery :cyclops:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/quantal/mwc-demo/

T1663R said:
hey,
i saw this previews for the mako, i dont know if this will help you guys to port it for the N7000, afaik they can simply be flashed in recovery :cyclops:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/quantal/mwc-demo/
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they are for galaxy nexus, nexus 4, 7 and 10.

Yep, having sync troubles at this end as well. Must be lots of us trying to make this work. Good to know the GT-N7000 is so popular? Keep getting "fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly".

Re: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
Can we please get a dedicated section for ubuntu on the note mods?
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Ok so i've been afk most weekend. How's it going? Any luck getting ubunutu on our notes?

This way I'll never have to change my device. You guys always keep bringing new stuff to it
Thanks a lot to all the amazing work all the devs around here are doing. Love you all

AW: [Ubuntu Touch] Porting the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview to GT-N700
Repo is synced .. and all stuff done from ubuntus guide. But get build error. Will look at it tomorrow. Anyone got it to build?
Edit: okay, it only wants to build the note settings, needs to be removed from makefile.
Will now build overnight an hope its rdy in the morning
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fards said:
You don't have to use cm, you can use AOSP.
You can even use Samsungs kernel source (I haven't bothered building the latest so no idea how good it is our not) and the binary blobs from the latest stock build.
I'm building it for one of my tablets at the mo from AOSP, using an old but working kernel.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2
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Forgive my offtopic, i'm interested of using Samsung sources for Galaxy SII i9100, instead of cyanogenmod 10.1, that isn't properly good for this device. can you tells me more about that?

Ubuntu Touch Xoom Port

Hi,
I've got Ubuntu Touch running on my Xoom, not perfectly. I have an LTE Xoom, but I'm building as if it is Wifi Only (I no longer have service on LTE).
Issues:
Font rendering in some places is unreadable.
Display settings have to be manually tweaked in /usr/bin/ubuntu-session to set GRID_UNIT_PX=10
Have not tested sound at all
Camera doesn't seem to work
Haven't tested GPS
Installation instructions:
reboot in recovery
wipe
install base Xoom (Wingray) Image: cm-10.1-20130228-UNOFFICIAL-wingray.zip md5: b1391ff076e67f68f89606c2ae349986
install the Ubuntu 12.10 Touch Preview, daily build quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip*
reboot
use ubuntu_chroot to edit /usr/bin/ubuntu-session and set GRID_UNIT_PX=10
reboot
Fixed:
I'm able to connect to my wifi and use the internet via an adb (ubuntu_chroot shell), but apps including the browser used from the device don't seem to have connectivity.
*This download is a daily snapshot, the latest version may or may not work, I've only tested using the version from 20130228.

Reserve a spot for some more technical details.

Could i get a link? I would love to give this a try! :good:

mikedmor said:
Could i get a link? I would love to give this a try! :good:
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PM with the link sent, when I get to 10 posts or get moderator approval, I'll edit the original post to include the download link.
Please keep me posted on how it goes. I'll try to document the steps I took to get it running soon (very minimal, just followed the official porting guide)

Just finished building it as I have seen Xoom support removed from the wiki yesterday. Did you unset CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORKS to make apps work?

dreamcwli said:
Just finished building it as I have seen Xoom support removed from the wiki yesterday. Did you unset CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORKS to make apps work?
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I did not unset CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORKS as it broke the build and I have not had time to investigate it further. Were you able to build with it unset? Is the networking in the apps working for you?

skippyishappy said:
I did not unset CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORKS as it broke the build and I have not had time to investigate it further. Were you able to build with it unset? Is the networking in the apps working for you?
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I comment several lines in the kernel source code so I can build it with the flag unset. I still can't fully boot Ubuntu Touch as the libraries used are not in the runtime path so I need to fix it. Will report here when I have time to work on it.

Good luck on the development
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2

Thx dreamcwli and OP
This project sounds like it will be good for devs and enhanced users and it keeps the hopes of the xoom staying around for a few more years.
Keep up the work and give us hope.

Did you symlink libraries under /data/ubuntu/usr/lib/armeabihf to /system/lib to boot the system?

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CBDSonline said:
Thx dreamcwli and OP
This project sounds like it will be good for devs and enhanced users and it keeps the hopes of the xoom staying around for a few more years.
Keep up the work and give us hope.
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+1

dreamcwli said:
Did you symlink libraries under /data/ubuntu/usr/lib/armeabihf to /system/lib to boot the system?
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I did no modifications to the ubuntu partition other than changing the GRID_UNIT_PX to make the layout fit the screen better. On my first attempt the screen was black, so I took a look using adb logcat and saw:
I/SurfaceFlinger( 1064): SurfaceFlinger is starting
I/SurfaceFlinger( 1064): SurfaceFlinger's main thread ready to run. Initializing graphics H/W...
E/libEGL ( 1064): eglGetDisplay:121 error 300c (EGL_BAD_PARAMETER)
E/libEGL ( 1064): eglInitialize:137 error 3008 (EGL_BAD_DISPLAY)
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This made me suspect it was missing some binaries (the only ones I'm using are from the Google binaries page for the Wifi Xoom).
device/moto/wingray/device_base.mk is looking for the vendor directories which do not match the directories I had after extracting them.
mv vendor/moto/ vendor/motorola
mv vendor/motorola/stingray/ vendor/motorola/wingray
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Then rebuild with brunch and the error was gone and the screen lit up with Ubuntu touch.

skippyishappy said:
I did no modifications to the ubuntu partition other than changing the GRID_UNIT_PX to make the layout fit the screen better. On my first attempt the screen was black, so I took a look using adb logcat and saw:
This made me suspect it was missing some binaries (the only ones I'm using are from the Google binaries page for the Wifi Xoom).
device/moto/wingray/device_base.mk is looking for the vendor directories which do not match the directories I had after extracting them.
Then rebuild with brunch and the error was gone and the screen lit up with Ubuntu touch.
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I have updated the location path for proprietary blobs. What I got is linker.c can't load /system/lib/libubuntu_application_api.so. Did you use Ubuntu-specific tools to build it? I am on Arch Linux so I am thinking about it those tools make different result.

dreamcwli said:
I have updated the location path for proprietary blobs. What I got is linker.c can't load /system/lib/libubuntu_application_api.so. Did you use Ubuntu-specific tools to build it? I am on Arch Linux so I am thinking about it those tools make different result.
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To setup my environment, I created a new VM using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and followed the steps in "Set up your development environment" in the porting guide.

skippyishappy said:
To setup my environment, I created a new VM using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and followed the steps in "Set up your development environment" in the porting guide.
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Now this is interesting!!!! Xoom is not officially supported by canonical, a 14year old was trying to port it. Even if the device is not listed anymore you can send an email to canonical and tell that you will be the one to port it to xoom! Keep up the good work. i am willing to test your work! I have a UMTS_Everest xoom. If you are interested please PM the links to me
Cheers!

darksnoopy said:
Now this is interesting!!!! Xoom is not officially supported by canonical, a 14year old was trying to port it. Even if the device is not listed anymore you can send an email to canonical and tell that you will be the one to port it to xoom! Keep up the good work. i am willing to test your work! I have a UMTS_Everest xoom. If you are interested please PM the links to me
Cheers!
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PM sent. The port itself has been trivial, at least getting it to boot. Easy to see why Canonical chose this path.

Very interested in this please pm me a link, I have a little knowledge of linux so I may be able to play around a bit.

slaming said:
Very interested in this please pm me a link, I have a little knowledge of linux so I may be able to play around a bit.
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PM'd, I should be able to edit my original post with the download links now.

I can confirm developers have to use phablet-dev-bootstrap tools to build it now. With phablet-dev-bootstrap you will get additional components that are required for Ubuntu Touch. I will test how network going with my build.

Built it and working fine now. With CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK unset I can use browser and other network apps without problem. However the usability is not good at current stage.

Motorola Utility By Therealduff1

MOTOROLA UTILITY BY THEREALDUFF1
View https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DdZhVae_p0 to see how I created this program !
Please like and subscribe to my youtube channel to encourage me to create more tools for the members of xda ! I really really appreciate it
This is a GUI based program, which I have started programming in python.
Unlike other tools, this one is specifically made for the Motorola G3.
This entire tool is foolproof, so if you think you may brick your device when flashing TWRP, or stock rom by typing the wrong command, this is the place to be!
All of the tools are included in the program, including the TWRP.img file, and ADB and Fastboot tools. The Motorola drivers are inside the zip, so you don't have to go searching for them !
I have updated Motorola Utility, to be able to work with marshmallow perfectly. V6.2 is uploaded now and is avalible at http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=17073
Lollipop Version Available In Downloads Section !
Features
-- Marshmallow Compatible
-- Moto G 2015 Specific
-- Roots Your Device
-- Flash TWRP
-- Flash Custom Roms ( Coming Soon !)
-- Flash Stock Rom
-- Safely Upgrade Your Device To Marshmallow (Coming From Lollipop Or Marshmallow Custom Rom)
-- Push Modded Zips To The Device(Coming soon to Motorola Utility Marshmallow !)
-- Lock The Bootloader
-- Troubleshoot Your Device For Problems (Currently In My Beta Version Of The Tool)
Information
This program is currently stable, and only finished and beta features are in the program.
If you would like to contribute to this project, feel free to drop me a message, or email me at [email protected]
In one of the comments, I have posted a screenshot of the program, if anyone would like to see it running
Prerequisites
-- Python 3.4
DOWNLOAD
V6.3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=17180
XDA:DevDB Information
[UTILITY][6.0][5.0]Motorola Utility, Tool/Utility for the Moto G 2015
Contributors
therealduff1
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2016-02-22
Created 2015-12-15
Last Updated 2016-03-12

This seems to be amazing. Congratulations!
Where is download link?

Yousvel said:
This seems to be amazing. Congratulations!
Where is download link?
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Thanks so much !
Sorry, i uploaded the file , but it is not currently showing.
Il put the link in the description

therealduff1 said:
Thanks so much !
Sorry, i uploaded the file , but it is not currently showing.
Il put the link in the description
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No problem. As you know, xda doesn't accept place holder.

Yousvel said:
No problem. As you know, xda doesn't accept place holder.
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Does the link show now on your side?
If it does , please to reply with your opinions on the program, as i would greatly appreciate your opinion. Open toolkit.py first, as that is the main program
Please take into account that this is a very early version of the program , and does not include all of the features in the description. This is a start point !
I am also 15 yrs old, so I have alot of time on my hands to work on this

therealduff1 said:
Does the link show now on your side?
If it does , please to reply with your opinions on the program, as i would greatly appreciate your opinion. Open toolkit.py first, as that is the main program
Please take into account that this is a very early version of the program , and does not include all of the features in the description. This is a start point !
I am also 15 yrs old, so I have alot of time on my hands to work on this
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The download link is up. Good job bro!

Very nice job dude... This was the application I eas waiting for... But does it unlocks bootloader?

Will you be able to root by booting to TWRP vice flashing boot to the G3?

Congrats with an end product. ?
I understand the handiness of such tools, but I've never been a fan of these GUI tools. Ultimately, the tool ends up coddling the new user and allows the lazy, support leech-type users to remain lazy and not learn what they're really doing.
Look at the support threads for Wug's Nexus toolkit as a great example.
Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk

mkmandar123 said:
Very nice job dude... This was the application I eas waiting for... But does it unlocks bootloader?
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Not yet, but it will be able to in the very near future
Please click thanks to show you like the program

therealduff1 said:
Not yet, but it will be able to in the very near future
Please click thanks to show you like the program
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Waiting eagerly for it.....

nikon120 said:
Congrats with an end product.
I understand the handiness of such tools, but I've never been a fan of these GUI tools. Ultimately, the tool ends up coddling the new user and allows the lazy, support leech-type users to remain lazy and not learn what they're really doing.
Look at the support threads for Wug's Nexus toolkit as a great example.
Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk
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I understand where you are coming from completely about lazy tech people , but this tool is intended for people who don't really know what they are doing , or don't want to risk bricking their phone in the flash progress.

therealduff1 said:
I understand where you are coming from completely about lazy tech people , but this tool is intended for people who don't really know what they are doing , or don't want to risk bricking their phone in the flash progress.
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A don't a disagree a think it is a good tool and people who are using it might not know what a computer is me personally try to do stuff my own but we all need help from time to time.

nikon120 said:
Congrats with an end product. ?
I understand the handiness of such tools, but I've never been a fan of these GUI tools. Ultimately, the tool ends up coddling the new user and allows the lazy, support leech-type users to remain lazy and not learn what they're really doing.
Look at the support threads for Wug's Nexus toolkit as a great example.
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I mostly agree, I appreciate that someone makes a tool like this, especially a 15 year old, but a certain niche of people are going to require being spoon fed even if the answer is in front of their face. I've said all along that a large majority of the people that have to get the latest Android and root it are doing it because everyone else is.

Screenshot
I have attached a screenshot of my program

therealduff1 said:
MOTOROLA UTILITY BY THEREALDUFF1
This is a GUI based program, which I have started programming in python.
Unlike other tools, this one is specifically made for the Motorola G3.
This entire tool is foolproof, so if you think you may brick your device when flashing TWRP, or stock rom by typing the wrong command, this is the place to be!
All of the tools are included in the program, including the TWRP.img file, and ADB and Fastboot tools.
Features
-- Moto G 2015 Specific
-- Roots Your Device
-- Flash TWRP
-- Flash Custom Roms
-- Flash Stock Rom
-- Push Modded Zips To The Device
-- Lock The Bootloader
-- Troubleshoot Your Device For Problems
Information
This program is not entirely finished, and some of the features above are not currently functional.
If you would like to contribute to this project, feel free to drop me a message, or email me at [email protected]
In one of the comments, I have posted a screenshot of the program, if anyone would like to see it running
Prerequisites
-- Python 3.4
XDA:DevDB Information
Motorola Utility, Tool/Utility for the Moto G 2015
Contributors
therealduff1
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2015-12-15
Last Updated 2015-12-16
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If anyone thinks of a feature that could be added, please do 'feature request' it, and Il be happy to do my best to add it for you

What would people think about mobile custom rom installers , which would wipe dalvik and cache , factory reset etc. ,and then install the rom for you ?
Maybe even make a backup on the job

therealduff1 said:
What would people think about mobile custom rom installers , which would wipe dalvik and cache , factory reset etc. ,and then install the rom for you ?
Maybe even make a backup on the job
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Good idea! That would help some noobs not to brick their phone.

By the way , you might want to put the adb and fastboot tools from version 1 of my program into version 2 , if version 2 is what you want to use . sorry about the problem , I just forgot to adb and fastboot in the zip

A think it's great what you are doing m8t am going to wait till u have a working sample then a will test it for u
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What would people think about mobile custom rom installers , which would wipe dalvik and cache , factory reset etc. ,and then install the rom for you ?
Maybe even make a backup on the job
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Excellent idea!!

Nethunter Kernel for OP 6/6T?

This is the source/information to build/compile it. Is anyone willing to take it on for the community? I would do it but no PC for a while.

It's in the official builder now here https://t.co/L28f23R7PU?amp=1

dude1981 said:
It's in the official builder now here https://t.co/L28f23R7PU?amp=1
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Unable to build tho. No access to a PC.

crashnova said:
Unable to build tho. No access to a PC.
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Here ya go http://www.mediafire.com/file/nw35e...00606_023025-oneplus6-oos-ten-kalifs-full.zip

And here's one without the chroot in the zip
https://www.mediafire.com/file/7vmc3lakfdz2ldm/Nethunter.zip/file

dude1981 said:
Here ya go http://www.mediafire.com/file/nw35e...00606_023025-oneplus6-oos-ten-kalifs-full.zip
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You my friend, are what makes fighting for humanity worth it.

Perhaps it would be a good idea to mention that the kernel is for OxygenOS (Android) Ten.
If someone encounter a bug would I kindly ask to report this in the repository of Kali Nethunter over at gitlab.
Also may I add that the developer which you can thank for this mind-blowing kernel is nobody other than the mighty kimocoder & johanlike.
A short addendum
I personally have never seen such a sophisticated and versatile pen-testing kernel for a mobile device.
Binkybear's NethunterOS kernel for the Nexus 5 and the OnePlus 5t "Burgerhunter" come in mind.
I hope you appreciate the work, which the Kali Nethunter team had put in this little treasure..
;3

Can i fastboot flash this one?

wait now what?!?
i just flashed nethunter from magisk but nothing work i guess ?

Install it on moto z2 force
Hello , I'd like to install nethunter on my moto z2 force , I have a lingeos 17.1 software , android ten ..
Does anyone have any idea how to get this done .
Thank you