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Hi there,
I got Linux to boot at OPAL via linwizard project. Here are steps needed to get it work.
1) download image from:
http://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/embedded/linwizard/gizard-20080602.tar.bz2
2) copy content of file to the microSD card
3) edit default txt and replace init=/linuxrc with init=/bin/sh
4) run haret and let it boot.
After a while you'll get to shell. No graphics.
Now you can attach microusb cable and connect it with your linux laptop (I recommend ubuntu)
and you will get usb0 interfece to start up.
Which IP to use to connect with OPAL I still must investigate.
Well ip connectivity now works:
ip=<client-ip>:<server-ip>:<gw-ip>:<netmask>:<hostname>:<device>:<autoconf>
Notas:/# ifconfig usb0 up 192.168.2.200 netmask 255.255.255.0
Listik:/usr/src/linux-2.6.27/Documentation# ping 192.168.2.202
PING 192.168.2.202 (192.168.2.202) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.2.202: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=2.95 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.2.202: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=1.72 ms
And how to do it:
prolong "set CMDLINE" line with
ip=192.168.2.202:192.168.2.200:192.168.2.200pal:usb0
But in this image there doesn't seem to be any telnet/ssh server running. I will try cook image with ssh server support later
Download error
Were not able to re-upload
404 file not found error!!
http://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/embedded/linwizard/
and open latest gizard-<date>.tar.bz2
or that I suppose.
The latest link should be http://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/embedded/linwizard/gizard-20090703.tar.bz2
does this mean any chance of android working? anyone tried?
Hey,
I'm a new Opal user and I'm interested in getting *nix running on my device. I still haven't had the chance to mess around with this stuff but I'm excited to see this thread.
I was looking into the possibility of running Android on the Opal and it seems the closest thing is this thread bout running it on the Herald (it uses the same processor as the Opal).
I don't any experience in Linux porting so I thought I'd share this, in case anyone else is interested. And at the same time, I'll try to see if I can get something working based on what has been/is being done for other devices.
Sorry for the long post.
Hey Folks,
Any progress on getting Android on Opal? I am eagerly waiting to load one.
Kindly let me know, if this version of Linux when loaded, gives the UI.
Cheers'
Vijay
cijoml said:
Hi there
I got Linux to boot at OPAL via linwizard project. Here are steps needed to get it work.
1) download image from:
http://tinderbox.x86.dev.gentoo.org/embedded/linwizard/gizard-20080602.tar.bz2
2) copy content of file to the microSD card
3) edit default txt and replace init=/linuxrc with init=/bin/sh
4) run haret and let it boot.
After a while you'll get to shell. No graphics.
Now you can attach microusb cable and connect it with your linux laptop (I recommend ubuntu)
and you will get usb0 interfece to start up.
Which IP to use to connect with OPAL I still must investigate.
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Android can boot on Opal
I have some good news, Android can boot on the Opal. This is just a proof of concept as it's missing tons of drivers and is completely useless.
Touchscreen and all keys except for the volume control (and obviously the reset button) are not working. So you basically can't do anything when you run it.
What I tried is the same as what's written in this thread about running Android on Gene. They're using the build made for the Herald/Wing (just as I was proposing in my last post) with customized initramfs and kernel.
You'll find all the necessary details in that thread. However, there's a newer build than the one mentioned there it's wing-linux-0.4pre2.cab. And the suitable kernel for that build is supposed to be the pre2 posted in this post but it didn't work on my Opal so I tried the older Gene kernel and it worked. The main difference between the two is bluetooth support, and that's obviously is of no use for us.
This doesn't effect the Windows rom, nor does it requires any special partitioning. Still it's best to have everything backed up before launching it, just in case.
This is the official site for the wing/herald build:
http://wing-linux.sf.net/
This thread on their forums about the Gene port will probably be of use to us:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/wing-linux/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4
I'm reading about the next steps but as I said before, I don't have any previous experience or knowledge about this type of things. If someone can give me hand, I would be more than grateful. At any rate, once I have better understanding of the concept I'll contact the people behind the Wing and the Gene ports.
P.S: If you do try to run this, keep in mind that this will take lots of time, specially for the first launch. And when you get an error saying something like "android sh: can't access tty" just ignore it and keep waiting. After a while you'll have a flashing "android" on the screen, and after some more waiting you'll reach the main screen.
Is this just THE BEGINNING
Sooper Stuff..!! So is this just THE BEGINNING??
How do we port the drivers and other required information in the build?
Cheers'
Vijay
www.msigeek.com
A Lil' help
I'm going through the Gene port thread here and on the Wing-linux sourceforge forums but I'm still a bit overwhelmed.
I would appreciate any help as I'm completely new to porting. I have some programming and linux knowledge but never attempted this type of things.
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So am I.
Hmmm...
Right. Lets do it the way I did it.
1. Get the touchscreen working. Through HaRET, you must have got the GPIO interrupt whenever you pressed the touchscreen. You must have got two numbers corresponding to each press - a smaller number and a bigger number. The smaller number is the GPIO, and the larger number is, well, lets say a special GPIO value for the same pin.
Now checkout the Gene branch through git.
Goto /wing-linux/kernel/arch/arm/mach-omap1/board-htcherald.c
Scroll down to a block of code where you'll see the touchscreen code. Enter the smaller number in the .dav_gpio statement, and the IRQ number in the OMAP_GPIO_IRQ() statement below.
2. Follow the Kernel build instructions on the development section of the wing-linux wiki (the two make commands)
Copy the zImage into the linux folder on your SD card
Boot into wing-linux. The touchscreen should start working.
3. Now, hopefully, after the touchscreen's working, You would essentially just require two more buttons - the home button and the back button for minimum functionality. Everything else can be worked on by the touchscreen.
Then follow the instructions on the wing-linux forum (Page 2) to get the KEY(row,col) values of the keys on your handset. Hopefully you should get atleast a couple. Note down the corresponding keys and their KEY(r,c) values output.
4. Fire up board-htcherald.c again and goto the place where you have the KEY(r,c,KEY_blah) thing and replace the codes as per your obtained KEY(r,c,KEY_blah) values (The Home button is the one commented as Left Button)
5. That's all I can help you with as of now. I'm also figuring out a stable way of getting the DPad and the center select key to work, but It'll take some time.
Thanks kshaurya!
(This guy right here is the one who fixed the kernel for Gene, I asked him for some pointers).
I don't want to take my device apart just yet (I usually do my best not take to dismantle anything that I haven't owned for at least 3 months unless absolutely necessary) and I couldn't find a place that states what touchscreen it uses. I'm just hoping that it's the same a tsc2046 as well. [Is there anyone without a warranty and/or willing to check for us?]
I'm gonna double check the values I got from the touchscreen as for some reason I seem to have to IRQ values, probably forgot to get rid of some spamming irq. And, at the same time, I'm currently setting up a VM as a building environment, my main boot is Intrepid 64 and there's no 'psyco' package for 64 machines.
If anyone else have some experience and wants to try this, refer to: http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/HaRET_20Documentation (using haret to get the GPIO and IRQ values needed).
And to:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/wing-linux/wiki/Development (acquiring the source code from Wing Linux and how to build it).
And a quick question for anyone that tried booting Android on the Opal, what screen did you get when Android finally finished booting?
I don't want to take my device apart just yet
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Huh? where did that come from? Wing Linux will not touch your WM.
I seem to have to IRQ values
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Do you mean two? Well, that's exactly what you should get. Even if it's just one, enter that value in the code.
my main boot is Intrepid 64 and there's no 'psyco' package for 64 machines
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Oh no. dont tell me that you are building the entire thing. all you need to do is build the KERNEL! Please! Don't go into building the whole thing from scratch. Use the make ARCH ARM commands given on that page.
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Huh? where did that come from? Wing Linux will not touch your WM.
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I mean to check the screen, in case it turned out to be different that what you have.
kshaurya said:
Do you mean two? Well, that's exactly what you should get. Even if it's just one, enter that value in the code.
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Yeah, stupid typo.
I noticed now that one of them appears when I keep the screen 'touched' for a bit longer.
kshaurya said:
Oh no. dont tell me that you are building the entire thing. all you need to do is build the KERNEL! Please! Don't go into building the whole thing from scratch. Use the make ARCH ARM commands given on that page.
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I'm not gonna build the complete thing. Seems like I got too exited and failed to notice that building the kernel only requires a cross-compile toolchain, te rest is for compiling the whole thing.
I'm not THIS stupid usually . Honestly!
Thanks again!
I'm not THIS stupid usually . Honestly!
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Its pretty normal
Weird.
I've only changed the two touchscreen values and built the kenrel. It finished without any error but now it won't boot.
It gets stuck, even before the space allocation part, with this error: "sh: can't access tty; job control turned off". And then it displays a prompt.
I'll try modifying an older build, I'm pulling them from the repos at the moment.
After all, the pre2 kernel from Gene didn't boot on my device (although it got stuck later on).
Try doing a clean install - Remove the linux folder and try again.
Also, make sure that you're not forgetting to checkout the Gene branch.
Code:
git checkout Gene
Is your default.txt modified? And have you downloaded the modified initramfs.cpio?
check in the Gene forums for that.
Already tried the clean install, no dice. The default.txt is untouched and I'm using the modified intramfs. What happened this time is different from what happens using the original one, it's not asking me to specify the partition size but instead it's waiting for a command. I could probably ssh via usb but I have no clue how that might help.
And I've already checked out the Gene branch from the beginning.
I've tried compiling the kernel for pre1 (after changing the screen values) from SVN and it did boot (both using the cabs for pre1 and pre2) but no touch screen yet. All in all, I'm guessing that there's too much hardware difference here.
And the button for lowering volumes didn't work either, it seems like whatever you changed for getting it to work on Gene is the same as what we need here, but I'll think about that later.
I only have two ideas left:
- Trying to go back to a more stable build (with lesser features and lesser possibilities for errors). Maybe 0.3.
- Trying to create some kind of hybrid kernel using this alongside the HTC Vogue build as it probably has closer hardware to the Opal (obviously, I'm talking about everything beside the MSM7500 400MHz processor that it has). I'm hoping it won't get to this cause I'm definitely under qualified for that at the time being.
What happened this time is different from what happens using the original one, it's not asking me to specify the partition size but instead it's waiting for a command.
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Could you post a screenshot?
I've tried compiling the kernel for pre1 (after changing the screen values)
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I'm assuming you mean the touchscreen values? Try interchanging and see.
Trying to go back to a more stable build
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I wouldn't recommend that. Defeats the whole purpose.
Why don't you try getting in touch with darkstar?
kshaurya said:
Could you post a screenshot?
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A friend borrowed my digital camera, I tried my laptop's webcam but the text it too blurry. Couldn't fix it using gimp either. So here's exactly what's showing on the screen:
Code:
mdir: Cannot creat directory `/mnt' : File exists
modprbe: could not parse modules.dep
initramfs: Creating device nodes:
initramfs: Loading /initrd.d/10-initfs.sh module
initramfs: Loading /initrd.d/30-wingboot.sh module
Selected:
ROOT_DEVICE=/dev/
CMDLINE=debug quiet psplash=false loglevel=7 init=/sbin/init console=tty0 video=omapfb:accel fbcon=rotate:3 4 root=/dev/
initramfs: Loading /initrd.d/80-loopboot.sh module
initramfs: Loading /initrd.d/85-blockboot.sh module
booting from: /dev/
mount: Mounting /dev/ on /mnt failed: Invalid argument
Unable to mount rootfs device
sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
/ $
And after the prompt, on the same line, there's a flashing '_' waiting for input.
Using the original zImage (from the pre2 cab) it's right around here that the screen clears and the Wing Linux installation script kicks in.
kshaurya said:
I'm assuming you mean the touchscreen values? Try interchanging and see.
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Will try that next.
kshaurya said:
I wouldn't recommend that. Defeats the whole purpose.
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I meant it as just a temporary test to till the cause of the incompatibility is figured out. With less things that could go wrong, it'll be easier to locate the ones that are going wrong.
kshaurya said:
Why don't you try getting in touch with darkstar?
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You're right. I should post a thread on the project's forums asking for his help.
Hi,
I finally managed to import all my messages from my N95 to Hero and here is a tutorial I wrote for the same.
http://vinodmishra.com/2009/09/how-to-import-smss-from-nokia-to-htc-android-devices/
RemoteSojourner said:
Hi,
I finally managed to import all my messages from my N95 to Hero and here is a tutorial I wrote for the same.
http://vinodmishra.com/2009/09/how-to-import-smss-from-nokia-to-htc-android-devices/
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Has anyone got this to work, i can't get the Date formate changed over to, i copied and pasted the string in the post but it doesn't change it over.
niktheman said:
Has anyone got this to work, i can't get the Date formate changed over to, i copied and pasted the string in the post but it doesn't change it over.
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Ok got it to work,
okay my converter sux I got it .D if you could post more info to: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=4385729 your tutorial for Hero could be much more simpler...
and dont forget to give credits plx .D
best regards
I had mentioned your thread as a credit in my blog post. Maybe I will make it bold now . And I know it could be simpler. When I have time I could write a tool to insert the xml generated by Amber Nokia convertor into the SQL Lite databases directly without doing all the hacks i.e. merging a tutorial to convert NOkia->WM and then WM->Android. The WM bit isn't really necessary tbh.
Sorry I just noticed.. I forgot to include the link to your post and only included the modaco ones SOrry for that.. Done it now
iphone to htc hero???
anyone?
Almost there, but a little help needed please
Hi, have followed all the steps and got a saved copy of import.xml.
Next I connected the phone using the USB cable. (Didn't mount it as a USB device)
Then I opened Command Promt on my PC and changed to the android SDK tools directory.
Then I type "adb shell" (without quotes)
It says:
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
$
At this point the phone disconnects from HTC Sync and I have to end adb.exe (which appears twice) in windows task manager to get it to reconnect to sync.
Any suggestions please?
If it disconnects from HTC Sync, it's fine as long as you get the shell prompt
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If it disconnects from HTC Sync, it's fine as long as you get the shell prompt
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But then if I type "su" after the $ it says su: permission denied...
I assume your phone isn't rooted then.
RemoteSojourner said:
I assume your phone isn't rooted then.
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Maybe not. To be honest I'm starting to feel a bit out of my depth here. I don't really have any programming knowledge and haven't really used dos much before. I'll go and research 'rooting' now, but if you can come back with a quick instruction in the meantime that'd be great
Ok, so I've found various instruction for how to root my phone. Only problem is that they each seem to relate to what network I'm on. I was originally on T-Mobile, but paid to have it unlocked so I can use my 3 sim. Should I just use the instruction relating to T-Mobile? Sorry for so many questions, but I'm a bit worried about permanently wrecking the phone
RemoteSojourner said:
I assume your phone isn't rooted then.
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Ok, if I use the instructions here (my ROM version is 2.73.+) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4525393&postcount=1 do you think it should be ok? I am a bit worried about the part where it says "flashrec is using an exploit that isn't patched yet in the current kernel used by HTC, however if/when HTC patches this, flashrec will stop working. So for now it's ok but a next version might have patched this, so keep this in mind !"
retroscendence said:
Ok, if I use the instructions here (my ROM version is 2.73.+) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4525393&postcount=1 do you think it should be ok? I am a bit worried about the part where it says "flashrec is using an exploit that isn't patched yet in the current kernel used by HTC, however if/when HTC patches this, flashrec will stop working. So for now it's ok but a next version might have patched this, so keep this in mind !"
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Yup that one should work.
Hey everyone. I bought this device specifically because I do a lot of work on linux in command line world and I though it would be the perfect device when combined with the Logitech Pro keyboard and Complete Linux Installer (it's an app on Google Play). It turned out to be quite a bit of work getting everything working because of Knox and SELinux. Eventually I got a custom kernel working that allows me to toggle SELinux between permissive and enforcing.
I attached an Odin flashable tar that works on the SM-P900 (wifi version). I am on the North American version, so I have no idea whether it will work in other regions. If you flash this kernel then there are a few things you need to know:
I'm assuming you already have root on your device.
When you boot it will still be in "Enforcing" mode. This change simply allows you to use the "setenforce" terminal command or any of the apps on Google Play that do this for you.
You might experience some wifi weirdness after you flash the kernel. You just need to open up /system/build.prop and change ro.securestorage.support from true to false and then reboot to resolve the issue.
If you have a different version of the device or want to compile it yourself for any reason I wrote an article describing how I compiled it here:
http://graemehill.ca/compiling-permissive-android-kernel/
I also did a few other things to fix the keyboard and get linux running properly, so if you're interested in that I described my setup in more detail here:
http://graemehill.ca/turning-a-galaxy-note-pro-into-a-linux-laptop/
Thank you for this!
Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk
trying to build kernel
I'm trying to follow your guide to compile a kernel from source. I have installed (on my Win 8.1_64 PC) Android SDK/NDK. GnuWin32, JavaJRE, and downloaded SM-P900 kernel source.
I'm getting errors at "Apply Kernel Config" step.
here's the output: http://pastebin.com/yFqDrNY8
Thanks for your help
Don :good:
dodo99x said:
I'm trying to follow your guide to compile a kernel from source. I have installed (on my Win 8.1_64 PC) Android SDK/NDK. GnuWin32, JavaJRE, and downloaded SM-P900 kernel source.
I'm getting errors at "Apply Kernel Config" step.
here's the output: http://pastebin.com/yFqDrNY8
Thanks for your help
Don :good:
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It looks like you're in Windows. To my knowledge it is not possible to compile a Linux kernel in windows. I would recommend downloading virtual box and installing some Linux distro in there. This is what I was talking about in the "environment" section at the top of the article.
For android development I find that you need access to a lot of tools where some are only available on Windows and others are only available on Linux so a Windows PC with a Linux VM is ideal in my opinion.
Oh ok, no problem. I just misread the guide. I've setup a build environment in a vm before to compile aosp for my Nexus 10. Shouldn't be too hard to do it again. I recently rebuilt my pc so the vm I had got nuked.
Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk
ok I got my Ubuntu VM up and running using this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50748836&postcount=25
installed android NDK to ~android/NDK, and unzipped the kernel source to ~android/kernel
followed your guide to build a SELinux permissive kernel but i'm getting some errors when trying to compile. here's the output:
http://pastebin.com/Npdu7J5h
EDIT: retried doing the EXPORT command and now it seems to be compiling
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EDIT: retried doing the EXPORT command and now it seems to be compiling
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When you export a variable in the terminal it only exists for that one session, so if you open a new terminal instance you need to run the command again. If you want to set it permanently normally you can just put the export command into ~/.bashrc
Oh I see. I'll give that a try. I was able to create a new boot.img following the rest of your guide. I have yet to try flashing it though. Will have to find some info about all the kernel options that can be set. Hopefully be able to integrate HMP to get all eight cores running at the same time.
Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk
Cool, let us know how that goes. I wonder how much it would affect battery life.
Graeme H said:
Hey everyone. I bought this device specifically because I do a lot of work on linux in command line world and I though it would be the perfect device when combined with the Logitech Pro keyboard and Complete Linux Installer (it's an app on Google Play). It turned out to be quite a bit of work getting everything working because of Knox and SELinux. Eventually I got a custom kernel working that allows me to toggle SELinux between permissive and enforcing.
I attached an Odin flashable tar that works on the SM-P900 (wifi version). I am on the North American version, so I have no idea whether it will work in other regions. If you flash this kernel then there are a few things you need to know:
I'm assuming you already have root on your device.
When you boot it will still be in "Enforcing" mode. This change simply allows you to use the "setenforce" terminal command or any of the apps on Google Play that do this for you.
You might experience some wifi weirdness after you flash the kernel. You just need to open up /system/build.prop and change ro.securestorage.support from true to false and then reboot to resolve the issue.
If you have a different version of the device or want to compile it yourself for any reason I wrote an article describing how I compiled it here:
http://graemehill.ca/compiling-permissive-android-kernel/
I also did a few other things to fix the keyboard and get linux running properly, so if you're interested in that I described my setup in more detail here:
http://graemehill.ca/turning-a-galaxy-note-pro-into-a-linux-laptop/
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I tried to install this using VBox Odin and I couldnt get it to work. Tried using BOOTLOADER and also PDA. Not sure the correct one but neither worked for me. Also, Moblie ODin hasnt yet worked but when it does, things will be much easier for me at least.
I have a newly rooted SM-900. I will have to find time someday to compile the kernel against what I have. Must be a slightly newer version than the one you posted. That is only thing I can think since I just got my 12.2. Thanks for the detailed info.
Camera?
Hey, thanks for the great kernel. It's working as expected to enable permissive mode, but I'm having one issue with it. When I use your kernel, the camera is disabled (says something like "Camera Failed"), and it won't work even when trying different software besides stock, like Google Camera. Anyway, clearing cache, etc. doesn't do anything, but the camera works again when I flash the stock kernel. Is this related to permissive mode or something else with the settings?
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Hey, thanks for the great kernel. It's working as expected to enable permissive mode, but I'm having one issue with it. When I use your kernel, the camera is disabled (says something like "Camera Failed"), and it won't work even when trying different software besides stock, like Google Camera. Anyway, clearing cache, etc. doesn't do anything, but the camera works again when I flash the stock kernel. Is this related to permissive mode or something else with the settings?
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The camera fails for me too. I dumped a logcat and isolated the issue here:
W/ActivityManager( 2746): Permission Denial: get/set setting for user asks to run as user -2 but is calling from user 0; this requires android.permission.INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS_FULL
V/ApplicationPolicy( 2746): isApplicationStateBlocked userId 0 pkgname com.google.android.GoogleCamera
But... the camera is not a huge deal. It did, however, break wifi. I did not get a logcat of that yet, but I would assume it is also a permission issue.
Wifi works for me using the fix mentioned in the OP. Also, thanks for looking into the camera issue. I agree it's not a big deal, and it's easily fixed by flashing the stock kernel, until someone figures out a proper fix.
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Wifi works for me using the fix mentioned in the OP. Also, thanks for looking into the camera issue. I agree it's not a big deal, and it's easily fixed by flashing the stock kernel, until someone figures out a proper fix.
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Wow, I totally missed that entire line in the OP... You literally just made my whole day. I fought this all day long, desperate to get ubuntu working. Thank you for pointing that out.
I get "xt_mark.h" is missing (no such file or directory) error. Any idea why that may be?
I'm using the source for p900 international hoping that I may sidestep the camera issue that way (by enabling permissive to the international kernel I mean), but as it stands it does not compile.
I've googled it but until now it was/is to no avail...
Graeme H said:
Hey everyone. I bought this device specifically because I do a lot of work on linux in command line world and I though it would be the perfect device when combined with the Logitech Pro keyboard and Complete Linux Installer (it's an app on Google Play).
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Hey Graeme H,
we both have the same intention. I am downloading the international Kernel at the moment and will compile it again for you guys. The download takes a little longer as I am at vacations.
I am going this route: doviak.net/debian-kit/debian-kit_p00.html . In the future I would like to have arch linux running on this device but a customized debian would be okay for the beginning, too.
Eventually I will try to use framebuffer instead of vnc or something like that. I would love to use sublime-text and dwm on that device with that resolution
Good luck guys. I will try to update.
Edit: hehe I have dwm in front of me now and the resolution is so high that I am barely able to read
Compiled the kernel and flashed in on my device but my camera is still not working. Maybe we need to edit the config:
# Camera sensor devices
#
# CONFIG_VIDEO_OV7670 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_VS6624 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_MT9M032 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_MT9P031 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_MT9T001 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_MT9V011 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_MT9V032 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_TCM825X is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_SR030PC30 is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_NOON010PC30 is not set
CONFIG_VIDEO_S5K6B2=y
# CONFIG_S5K6B2_CSI_C is not set
CONFIG_S5K6B2_CSI_D=y
CONFIG_S5K6B2_POSITION_FRONT=y
# CONFIG_S5K6B2_POSITION_REAR is not set
CONFIG_VISION_MODE=y
# CONFIG_VIDEO_M5MOLS is not set
# CONFIG_VIDEO_S5K6AA is not set
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Rather than each people compiles its kernel, could someone put a link to download the international kernel compiled? I think this would allow more people to get this kernel. Thank
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smylion said:
Rather than each people compiles its kernel, could someone put a link to download the international kernel compiled? I think this would allow more people to get this kernel. Thank
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Compiled from Kitkat source. [ur#l]erhan.es/upload/sm-p900-permissive-intl.tar[/url] (odin)
Thank you but the link does not work
smylion said:
Thank you but the link does not work
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Sorry, it is erhan.es/upload/sm-p900-intl-permissive.tar
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Hello,so I have heard that android M 6.0.1 has different bunch of new features including multiwindow.That was pretty cool and I checked on my phone if it was there but it was not.Then after some researching I found out that you have to edit the build.prop and change the 'user' to 'userdebug'.Since I have average knowledge on rooting as I have done it on other phones I know that editing system files can't be done without rooting or something like that.The second way was using ADB and I learnt some things about ADB,watched some vids and tried it with no success because even after getting all the drivers working ADB either it does'nt recognise my phone or it doesn't load TWRP at all and just hangs on waiting for phone(or some message like this can't remember at the moment,may confirm later).I also heard that samsung phones use some fastboot thing which I have no clue about.So can anybody tell me a way to pull the build.prop from my J5(6) using an other way which doesn't require root or help me make the ADB method work?If you want more information or something else feel free to ask.
TL;DR:I want multiwindow to work on my J5(6).It can be done by editing the build.prop 'user' line but i do not want to root my phone as its still in warranty.I failed at ADB method so im asking you for help to either show me full ADB steps to edit the build.prop or tell me another way.Thanks in advance.
then use an app, search for them in play store, there is a lot of them
DontTouchMaPhone said:
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Hello,so I have heard that android M 6.0.1 has different bunch of new features including multiwindow.That was pretty cool and I checked on my phone if it was there but it was not.Then after some researching I found out that you have to edit the build.prop and change the 'user' to 'userdebug'.Since I have average knowledge on rooting as I have done it on other phones I know that editing system files can't be done without rooting or something like that.The second way was using ADB and I learnt some things about ADB,watched some vids and tried it with no success because even after getting all the drivers working ADB either it does'nt recognise my phone or it doesn't load TWRP at all and just hangs on waiting for phone(or some message like this can't remember at the moment,may confirm later).I also heard that samsung phones use some fastboot thing which I have no clue about.So can anybody tell me a way to pull the build.prop from my J5(6) using an other way which doesn't require root or help me make the ADB method work?If you want more information or something else feel free to ask.
TL;DR:I want multiwindow to work on my J5(6).It can be done by editing the build.prop 'user' line but i do not want to root my phone as its still in warranty.I failed at ADB method so im asking you for help to either show me full ADB steps to edit the build.prop or tell me another way.Thanks in advance.
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just root it, in my case 24months from the store, as no Samsung Service here, they will fix my device Knox tripped or not...
Wizardlysense said:
just root it, in my case 24months from the store, as no Samsung Service here, they will fix my device Knox tripped or not...
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Yeah,looking forward to rooting but anyway thanks for your help.
Delete... Now obsolete on current OS
Hello.
I have a Fire TV Stick Lite running 7.2.2.8.
Gone through the post and applied the "Debloat the Lite of Unnecessary Sh*te", installed all the apks. I went with Wolf 0.1.7 as the launcher.
When running FTVLaunchX I had to run the below two lines first and then perform the permissions.
settings put secure enabled_accessibility_services de.codefaktor.ftvlaunchx/de.codefaktor.ftvlaunchx.HomeService
settings put secure accessibility_enabled 1
The original Amazon launcher still loads first and then Wolf kicks in. I can still access the Amazon launcher by pressing the home key. Also there doesn't seem to be that much change on the main Amazon launcher if any at all.
Am I missing something? Or was I expecting too much?
***** UPDATE
I have tried "Launcher Manager (FireOS 6 & 7)_1.0.2" instead of LaunchX and this seems to work fine for me. Boots straight into Wolf and the Home button also links to Wolf.
Thanks
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I now have it running like a dream with Wolf 0.1.7, looks really nice just how I would want it from stock. Thanks for your help.
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Hello.
After the full debloat I noticed that I wasn't able to connect to the fire stick from my phone with app like you tube and prime video. The phone was just hanging on "connecting to fire stick" when clicking on the "cast" button. After a few attempts I found out that the service "com.amazon.avod" was responsable for making the connection possible from phone. When I enabled it back it started working as normal.
OBSOLETE TUTORIAL FOR FIRESTICK SHELDON. MODS/ADMIN PLEASE DELETE THIS THREAD.. THANKS
Still running a version of 7228 but this must have been patched now, just get loads of Java exceptions when trying to do anything
brezzz said:
Still running a version of 7228 but this must have been patched now, just get loads of Java exceptions when trying to do anything
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Should be working fine ... If you're using remote adb shell try pasting in smaller groups of the disable commands.
I noticed it tends to produce errors and crashes the remote adb app when pasting large clusters or the whole list of commands.
I just used it today on a Lite edition Firestick 2020 running 7.2.2.8 new UI.
I kanged @0815hoffi hardwork as some people I know were asking for a debloat AND Custom Launcher guide.... I just copied and pasted hoffis scripts minus the (adb shell part)
E.G "pm disable-user --user 0 *****"
Regards
Edit : OP updated...double tested again on two different models Lite and Newer FTVS-2021
Anything like this for the latest OS?
Bertonumber1 said:
Delete Thread.... OBSOLETE TUTORIAL ( No good to anyone now running latest firmwares)
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well you usually don't delete something ! you can just ADD a note " with latest firmware is not working " .. by doing what you did " obsolete .. " " delete " .. you just created more confusion !
EVERYTHING become obsolete.. if you are worried about it just add a note
simika said:
well you usually don't delete something ! you can just ADD a note " with latest firmware is not working " .. by doing what you did " obsolete .. " " delete " .. you just created more confusion !
EVERYTHING become obsolete.. if you are worried about it just add a note
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Not that i need to explain myself however i will in this case.
Firstly, due to the amount of people notifying me this was not working on newer fota update i had no choice but to remove it and prevent error.
Secondly, i wrote the post and decided it was best to delete it for the time being because... It was my post.
And finally.. The adb commands given in the first post do not work on any newer ota past 7.2.2.8 due to amazon telemetry within the ui/ launcher... so... until i have time to add my new tutorial for debloating/launcher replacement the post remains as is to prevent user error and screwed devices.
"simply adding a note" is a dumb idea as people being people would still attempt the commands on newer fireos... And who gets the stick for that when it goes wrong? Not you... Me.
Regards
Bertonumber1 said:
Not that i need to explain myself however i will in this case.
Firstly, due to the amount of people notifying me this was not working on newer fota update i had no choice but to remove it and prevent error.
Secondly, i wrote the post and decided it was best to delete it for the time being because... It was my post.
And finally.. The adb commands given in the first post do not work on any newer ota past 7.2.2.8 due to amazon telemetry within the ui/ launcher... so... until i have time to add my new tutorial for debloating/launcher replacement the post remains as is to prevent user error and screwed devices.
"simply adding a note" is a dumb idea as people being people would still attempt the commands on newer fireos... And who gets the stick for that when it goes wrong? Not you... Me.
Regards
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for sure you got your reason ( unless you would have gone out of your mind lol )
i'm just saying that is better to edit the original post and write NOT WORKIN ON LATEST FIRMWARE ( or after 7.2.2.8) than if people are not able to read the post well they should learn !