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Hi all,
Whenever I go to use a program for the first time that requires root, my screen goes black and processes start freezing. Eventually, a box comes up saying that the "Activity SU Request" process has frozen.
Any idea what's causing it (could it be the amount of apps i've installed?) and/or how to remedy it?
EDIT: found this:
@Androidandy the easiest way to get it working seems to be:
turn on your phone by holding the home+end(power) key
press alt+x to enter the recovery console and then press enter when it asks you
next type:
mount data
rm /data/data/com.koushikdutta.superuser/databases/superuser.sqlite
if you have the problem where it says this file does not exist, type:
rm /data/data/koushikdutta.superuser/databases/superuser.sqlite
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Sorry for asking without looking completely thoroughly first, a mod can close this thread if they like.
blakew said:
Hi all,
Whenever I go to use a program for the first time that requires root, my screen goes black and processes start freezing. Eventually, a box comes up saying that the "Activity SU Request" process has frozen.
Any idea what's causing it (could it be the amount of apps i've installed?) and/or how to remedy it?
EDIT: found this:
Sorry for asking without looking completely thoroughly first, a mod can close this thread if they like.
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Or...... dear lord, why.... you could just go to Settings>Applications>Development and enable "USB debugging". It's a known problem with the current SuperUser.apk
Usb debugging simply isn't working with my stupid windows computer, and I'm too lazy to boot it into linux. I found out the hard way that the recovery console doesn't work on my phone, I must have forgotten to update the phone somehow. I was fiddling with all the key combinations, conveniently forgetting alt + w = wipe.
Managed to get an old backup working, and the SU popup is working again.
This thread puts all the necessary steps together for sucessfully run the Android-release from THIS thread on the X1. Since many seem to have problems with that this may become handy
So lets get started!
What you need:
- latest XPEROID-release, fatsal-xperoid-20100221.7z, get it here
- 7zip to extract it, get it here
- sd-card, using fat32-filesystem with 500MB free space
What you need to do with it:
1. Extract fatsal-xperoid-20100221.7z on your computer. This will give you the following files:
- calibration, wlan-firmware
- haret.exe, runs the linux-kernel and android
- initrd.gz, initial ramdisk, needed for linux to boot (phase one)
- modules-2.6.27-00888-g339bdfc-dirty.tar.gz, linux- and android-driver for wlan
- rootfs.img, contains files needed for linux to continue boot (phase two)
- STARTUP.TXT, contains the parameter for haret.exe and boot-options for linux-kernel
- system.sqsh, contains all android system files
- zImage, contains the linux-kernel
- conf/*.user.conf, configuration files for android
- AndroidApps/*.apk, applications for android, installed during boot
2. Delete all the *.apk-files from the AndroidApps-directory. They are not needed for running android. You should keep the directory, just delete all files in it.
3. Download some essential android apps here, you will get essential_apps.zip. Extract it and put the apk-files into the AndroidApps/ folder.
4. go to conf/ and delete eclair.user.conf, then rename eclair.user.conf~ to eclair.user.conf. That will disable the swapfile.
5. open startup.txt and remove the mem-option mem=102M. This was suggested by hotlein here. That will increase the memory from 102m to 182M and improve android speed alot.
6. Copy all files and directories to the root of your sd-card. Do not create any directory, just copy them to the blank sd-card.
7. Put the sd-card in your phone if not already done. On the X1 open the sd-card and run haret.exe. You will get alot text running across the screen. During the boot-process, one file is created.
- data.img (256M). This file contains all the files normaly stored on the android-phone. Your settings, Applications, media, etc. You can always delete this file to reset android. It will be recreated.
First boot takes a while to complete, so be patient. Finally you should get the android welcome screen. Follow the on-screen-instructions and you are done!
Changing some settings
- IMPORTANT: Disable GPS in settings -> location & security -> Use GPS satellites, because it will hang the device!
- Turn off locks screen when holding red call button. Spare parts -> End button behaviour -> Nothing. That will simplify the shutdown procedure. Credits go to Reversedhex: Post
Now let's stop android
1. Press and hold the end-call-key. The phone starts to vibrate like crazy, ignore that.
2. After a few seconds a menu pops up. Dont release the button yet, keep holding it! If you changed end button behaviour, you can release it now.
3. Press down on the digi-pad. You may press it three times to go to the shutdown-option.
4. Now you can release the end-call-key. If you do not hold it, you will end up in the android lock screen.
5. Select shutdown option and confirm. Then android shuts down.
If you try another kernel-image (that is replacing zImage), the system may lock up during shutdown. Then you have to soft-reset your phone. But you should always try to shut android down.
Now you can update the linux-kernel:
1. Download the kernel-image, get the latest here. That gives you zImage_kovsky_20100325.zip.
2. Extract zImage_kovsky_20100325.zip to get zImage. This is the linux kernel.
3. Copy zImage to the root of your sd-card. You should always back up your existing zImage so you can go back.
4. Download wlan-modules, as they must match the kernel-image, get them from here. That gives you wlan-modules_20100325.zip.
5. Extract wlan-modules_20100325.zip to get modules-2.6.27-01006-ga30aafa-dirty.tar.gz. This archive contains the wlan modules. Do not extract this. Simply put this on the root of your sd-card. On android startup this file will be extracted on the modules copied for you.
As suggestet by angusmcb (post), i used for the latest kernel the latest cross-compiler.
Latest kernel from xdadev-repos with backlight control and correct battery readout, get it here. The archive also contains matching wlan-modules.
Troubleshooting
Q. Android will not boot
A1. check if all needed files are present
A2. check if you have enough free space on card. Android creates two big files during first boot, so you will need at least 384M free space.
A3. you can try to delete data.img and swapfile to reset android. This helps if you messed up settings in android.
Q. Wlan wont start
A1. check if file calibration on sd-card-root
A2. check if file modules-*.tar.gz matches kernel-image
A3. you may try to enable wlan in windows mobile before running haret.exe
Q. How to stop android from using data connection
A. go to settings -> wireless & networks -> mobile networks -> access point names and delete all apn-settings
Q. Android-screen is upside-down
A. Slide out keyboard -> android switches to landscape. Then slide keyboard in -> android switches to correct portrait.
Q. I have no ringtones
A1. Put the ringtones in the MEDIA\AUDIO\ringtones folder (post, post for folder structure)
A2. Take a look at this post. Some characters make the android media scanner crash.
Q. I can not enter pipe-symbol. Where to find keymaping
A1. Press function key, followed by shift key, followed by commer key (right hand side of space bar) (linuxtux post)
A2. For keymapping in general take a look here. That is the default android keymapping.
Q. I want live wallpapers
A. Here you go. But be prepared for performance loss.
Q. I can not send SMS
A. Check this post by jimipoh. It might help.
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and this, too
vdelf, are you going to be taking over development for Android on the X1 as well? Or will this be instructions to get fatsal's functioning?
What the F?
♥♥♥
Good luck~♥
Muo said:
vdelf, are you going to be taking over development for Android on the X1 as well? Or will this be instructions to get fatsal's functioning?
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This thread is mainly about how to get android working. I am trying to speed android up by partitioning the sdcard as fatsal mentioned. If it works there will be a HOWTO for that, too.
Until then i will continue to work the linux-kernel for X1-android until it is done (or i loose my X1, too )
This is pretty consize. I hope it sums up all the main points of fatsal thread on android
With zImage_kovsky_20100313.zip system always lock up during shutdown
i have tried to run this android on X2. I run the haret. the BOOTING LINUX window fils the line al the way then there is no black and white running text like on X1. the start bar apeares on the bottom end of the screen. and nothing is responding.. i have waited more then 10 minutes but still nothing happens.
gbajzelj said:
i have tried to run this android on X2. I run the haret. the BOOTING LINUX window fils the line al the way then there is no black and white running text like on X1. the start bar apeares on the bottom end of the screen. and nothing is responding.. i have waited more then 10 minutes but still nothing happens.
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No no no! Your doing it wrong!! D:<
gbajzelj said:
i have waited more then 10 minutes but still nothing happens.
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Unfortunately, due to certain hardware limitations of the X2, boot time of the X1 kernel on the X2 can take a little longer. About 1.2 seconds after the sun explodes and extinguishes all life on Earth 4 billion years in the future, is a good estimate.
Sorry
vdelf, will you be committing regularly to gitorious? Or do you have a scratch repo for messing around with?
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i always get an error saying mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: invalid argument
failed
failed to mount the sd card, cannot continue
/bin/sh: cant access tty; job control turned off
anybody has any idea? i am using sandisk mobile ultra 8gb mirco sdhc
i had the bin/sh error too , first time.
when simply retrying -> it booted up to the "exploding X".
however, that screen froze on me.
i seem to get more progress though than with the material from the original threads.
the material from this topic has gotten me further than ever before. as i speak i'm booting a fresh one with the new kernel (from the start). it's upside down, but i hope this one works 'out of the box'.
persistence is paramount, as time passes the chance on reaching satisfaction approaches 1. how this satisfaction is achieved is up to you; may it be through running XPEROID, purchasing an android phone or simply giving up.
I managed to get it back to the "exploding X" screen (using the first file, not the kernel update).
It seems to be stuck in the X screen though, it's looping (and stalling a little) for 20 minutes now. Last time I soft-resetted the phone after about 10 minutes of X-screen, and it mangled my sd card (meaning I had start from scratch). There is no text (or error message for that matter), so I don't know what is going on.
Is anyone familiar with this?
EDIT:
I paused my attempts for now. Same result over and over. I'm not able to find anything on this in the original thread (or possibly when I read every single post I might find something), search reveals nothing to me.
gbajzelj said:
i have tried to run this android on X2. I run the haret. the BOOTING LINUX window fils the line al the way then there is no black and white running text like on X1. the start bar apeares on the bottom end of the screen. and nothing is responding.. i have waited more then 10 minutes but still nothing happens.
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You have to use a version of haret that supports your phone. As X1 and X2 have not identical hardware (or do they?) someone has to code X2-support to haret. Until then it will not work.
In startup.txt there is this line
Code:
set mtype 2006
This is for kovsky X1. For X2 there has to be a different value, but dont ask me about that
dawen said:
i always get an error saying mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: invalid argument
failed
failed to mount the sd card, cannot continue
/bin/sh: cant access tty; job control turned off
anybody has any idea? i am using sandisk mobile ultra 8gb mirco sdhc
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It seems that your sd-card has no partition. If you use linux, you can check this very easy. On windows, you can try to reformat the card.
You can also try another card.
Woudnt it be possbile/smarter to put the android on your xperia's internal memory (when you have 300+mb free?) or woudnt there be any diffrence in speed?
can you install apps from the market
or do you have to manually do it (pasting the apk to the sd)
?
This is the bug fixed version of the “v4a” kernel that should work for all Android distributions for Kovsky (Xperia X1).
Change log:
+ Upgraded to GIT commit e83e7c3fccf8423bd0cf489f852f830ca6e80259
+ Kernel debugging and certain associated options for OS compatibility
Release Notes:
I’m providing two versions of “v4b” for regular and advanced users. At this time the only difference is the keyboard and buttons driver either being build inside the kernel (regular version) or outside in the modules (advanced version). In future versions there may be additional differences, but they will be detailed in my release notes.
Keyboard and buttons modules HOW-TO has been explained in other threads, if you’re thinking to yourself that you have no idea what I’m talking about I suggest sticking to the “regular version”.
Known Issues:
You will require the November 29 3D driver found at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=852937. If you don’t install this your device will function completely normal outside of 3D games and applications. IMPORTANT NOTE: don’t install the gralloc driver as it will cause the screen driver to eventually lockup (otherwise known as SoD).
The camera has been fixed in the kernel source code, but the libraries in Android have no support for it. It’s not an easy fix, and it’s not going to be fixed anytime soon so support has not been built into the kernel.
Keyboard and buttons will eventually fail, this isn’t new but using a method posted in this forum for reloading the drivers (advanced version only) works!
The battery driver is very accurate up until about 50% left being reported in Android. After which it becomes somewhat unstable, reports incorrectly and may force shutdown (softly) your device. My best suggestion; consider 40-50% left as 0.
Smart feedback is appreciated.
thanks alot i will tested and back with feedback soon
are android camera libraries particular to each device or can we use libraries from other devices?
Here is the guide for advanced kernel, which allows you to wake keyboard with 1 click instead of rebooting the device. Guide is for freshly installed android (so no just updating the kernel).
1. Extract autostart.sh from the included archive and place it to your SD card
2. Install android like normal.
Until step 9, keys won't work, except for camera and power button. If you screw up, press camera button to return to the home screen.
3. If you don't have it in your release, install "Terminal Emulator" from market
4. Launch "Terminal Emulator". Soft keyboard should pop up.
5. Type "su" (everything without quotes from now on). Press enter. Symbol on the left should change to #.
6. Type "mkdir /data/opt" and press Enter.
7. Type "mv /sdcard/autostart.sh /data/opt" and press Enter.
8. Type "chmod 777 /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter.
9. Type "sh /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter. Software keyboard should disappear now and keys should be working.
10. Go into the market and search for "Autostart (Root)". Install that application
From here, your android is working. If you wish to add 1-click keypad fix, then continue reading, otherwise you can close this page.
11. Install application "GScript Lite" from market.
12. Open GScript Lite.
13. Press left softkey (menu) and select "Add Script".
14. Type any name, like "Fix Keyboard".
15. Tick "Needs SU?" and press "Load File".
16. Type this into bottom window:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
rmmod microp-keypad
rmmod microp-ksc
insmod /lib/modules/microp-ksc.ko
insmod /lib/modules/microp-keypad.ko
17. Press save.
18. Return to the homescreen
19. Hold your thumb to get "Add to home screen" menu.
20. Select Shortcuts --> GScript Lite --> Script that you just created.
And now, each time your keyboard or front keys stops working, simply press camera key and tap on that icon you've just created
P.S.: this is not my work, i have just adapted what users seandean and yaana created. All credits go to them.
For the kernel, first impressions are OK. Testing with release "Only T E S T E R S [New CM6.0 Full + Barebone][29-11-2010]" release + nov29 3D driver. Artefacts still present when turning device on. I will report more after testing it out a bit more.
Camera Libraries
CowMix said:
are android camera libraries particular to each device or can we use libraries from other devices?
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HTC Touch Diamond Camera library is pefect.
http://gitorious.org/~jbruneaux/linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm-home-work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhz0sPjT2UA
Im testing it now on CM6.1 Barebone with 3D drivers and autostart.sh
Wifi works
GSM works
fps2d: 28FPS
Neocore-no sound: not tested
Camera is not working
3G works
Bluetooth not tested
GPS works
Notification leds work with charge state (when start android attached charger)
i cant use this kernel..
when run haret, it comes error and then boot to WM back..
it said "can't mount fs......"
help me..
is it something wrong??
im using CM6.1
are you using windows 7 OR vista ?
if use this OS , you need to remove SD card and use card reader then recopy the kernel files , use v4b advnaced with autostart.sh
regards
im using ubuntu 10 and win xp..
i try to port it same as i port the other kernel..
but the other kernel work and not getting error when running haret,but with this one i got error..
thanks for quick reply..
matejdro said:
Here is the guide for advanced kernel, which allows you to wake keyboard with 1 click instead of rebooting the device. Guide is for freshly installed android (so no just updating the kernel).
1. Extract autostart.sh from the included archive and place it to your SD card
2. Install android like normal.
Until step 9, keys won't work, except for camera and power button. If you screw up, press camera button to return to the home screen.
3. If you don't have it in your release, install "Terminal Emulator" from market
4. Launch "Terminal Emulator". Soft keyboard should pop up.
5. Type "su" (everything without quotes from now on). Press enter. Symbol on the left should change to #.
6. Type "mkdir /data/opt" and press Enter.
7. Type "mv /sdcard/autostart.sh /data/opt" and press Enter.
8. Type "chmod 777 /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter.
9. Type "sh /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter. Software keyboard should disappear now and keys should be working.
10. Go into the market and search for "Autostart (Root)". Install that application
From here, your android is working. If you wish to add 1-click keypad fix, then continue reading, otherwise you can close this page.
11. Install application "GScript Lite" from market.
12. Open GScript Lite.
13. Press left softkey (menu) and select "Add Script".
14. Type any name, like "Fix Keyboard".
15. Tick "Needs SU?" and press "Load File".
16. Type this into bottom window:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
rmmod microp-keypad
rmmod microp-ksc
insmod /lib/modules/microp-ksc.ko
insmod /lib/modules/microp-keypad.ko
17. Press save.
18. Return to the homescreen
19. Hold your thumb to get "Add to home screen" menu.
20. Select Shortcuts --> GScript Lite --> Script that you just created.
And now, each time your keyboard or front keys stops working, simply press camera key and tap on that icon you've just created
P.S.: this is not my work, i have just adapted what users seandean and yaana created. All credits go to them.
For the kernel, first impressions are OK. Testing with release "Only T E S T E R S [New CM6.0 Full + Barebone][29-11-2010]" release + nov29 3D driver. Artefacts still present when turning device on. I will report more after testing it out a bit more.
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you can skip the steps 14 to 16 by downloading the attached file and pressing load file when you are in the new script page. so instead of typing all those comands you can just load this file and save it.
I have tried that, but for some reason it showed me blank screen instead of script file browser.
matejdro said:
I have tried that, but for some reason it showed me blank screen instead of script file browser.
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it works for me most of the times but it sometimes restart the device maybe typing it out is the best way
im testing the android right now and it is a good one but i got one problem.
when i unlock my screen i got a rare screen sometimes whit green dots and sometimes whit stripes. anyone knows how to fix that?
xorium said:
im testing the android right now and it is a good one but i got one problem.
when i unlock my screen i got a rare screen sometimes whit green dots and sometimes whit stripes. anyone knows how to fix that?
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its a known issue no it hasnt been fixed yet this problem started from v4a
kerfooly said:
its a known issue no it hasnt been fixed yet this problem started from v4a
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okey tanks for the info
how van i connect from in android to my pc for data exchange between my sd card?
when i plug it in my computer says that i dont have the driver?
Hi!
I have been testing Android and various Kernels for a while. And I have got no good answer to a question I have. I cant get bluetooth headset to work. Cant pair them. The answer I got is that its not fixed and that it is kernel issue. Bluetooth seems to work but not to connect pheriperals.
Is there a plan for this to work or is it a thing for the future?
Its the one thing before it can actually be used for day to day work. Lotus Traveler is now released for Android so sync should work.
today i got a isseu i runned android from yesterday evening until this afternoon that my buttons dont work again. only the camera button. how can i fix this? or is it retyping the codes again?
Here working very good on CM6.1
During boot there is a line containing something like:
[KOVSKY]: is ac online == 0
or (if charger is plugged in)
[KOVSKY]: is ac online == 1
Maybe it is possible to set this parameter to be '1' at boot? So the charger would work either it is connected or not while runnig 'haret.exe'
why its not going to work for me!!!!!?????????
why it is so hard to port????
its say cannot mount partition,cannot mount fs....bla...bla...bla...
HELP ME PLEASE WITH THIS V4B KERNEL..
IM STUCK AT HARET AND THEN BOOT TO WINMO BACK..
TRYING 10000000000000 TIMES TO PORT IT..
Simply it's the best rom combination to be the most stable rom i have ever used and now am using it daily with no problems :-
(you may find it difficult but i swear u will be very happy with the results just give it a try)
Download rom:-
http://www.multiupload.com/T589I4WUX9
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Installation ...
1- Create (ext2) partation on your card ...
like in this video....
http://www.neopeek.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=146
2- Copy contents from the rar file to SD card ...
3- Open folder npkinstall and run install.exe
4- After restart open haret.exe normaly ...
5- download better keyboard from attachements and put it in ur androidapps folder in sd card
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you must do this to make ur button work and to be able to restart it by one press
open terminal emulator then type the following :-(press enter when u write the letters in each line)
Code:
su
mkdir /data/opt
cp /sdcard/autostart.sh /data/opt
chmod 755 /data/opt/autostart.sh
Then install autostart.apk (found in the rom source folder)
When your buttons stop functioning, you have to run a script from GScript that reinstalls the modules so they work once more. Perform these steps:
Install GScript.apk
Open GScript Lite and press <menu> button, then <add script>
Press the <Load file> button.
The script you need is located autmatically and is called "XPEROID Gscript Button restarter script.sh"
Select it and then in the new screen press <Save>
You can now return to your homescreen and add a shortcut to the script so you can reset your buttons easily. To do this do the following:
Press <menu> and then <add> to add widgets.
Select <shortcut> from the list and then locate and select <GScript Lite>
Then select the "XPEROID Gscript Button restarter script" and you now have a shortcut on your homescreen to reset your buttons.
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thanks to "needo" for pure froyo rom main topic address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=941059
thanks to Duckly for the "keyboard as a module kernel" main topic address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978309
thanks to tiad8 for the 3d files main topic address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=852937
note guys it's just a collective topic to make it easy for the noobs and am one of them don't be angry coz i got ur work and edited it a lil bit,,,
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u can find the apps needed for keyboard restarting in androidapps folder
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this allows u to get :-
Battery Life ( woooooooow so nice)
Bluetooth ( u can accept items efficiently i havent tried to send)
Wifi (nice but not so fast)
Baclight Control
Landscape Support
Phone ( WHEN u accept a call and u find no sound from the ear speaker just press the speaker button two times after u answer ur call)
Browser ( nice )
3D (playing angry birds lite so smoooooooooth)
working 3.5mm jack
SMS
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Keyboard not working
Hi
I formated the SD-Card, went trough the installation as described, but when it comes to add my Googleaccount I have no way to enter any data since there seams no Softkeyboard installed and also the Hardwarekeyboard does not work.
Any information, how I can proceed?
Regards
agadir9866
unfortunately the buttons dont work after installing
semiran said:
unfortunately the buttons dont work after installing
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read first post!!!
It seems like you forgot to say that some keyboard application should be downloaded and placed on SD card before taping a script code that you have posted in Emulator, because at the time of first run there is no possibility to tape anything at all (HW keyboard doesn't work without running the script, but the script itself cannot be run without it) Anyway it is useless because there is no way to run Edit command within Gscript, because... HW keys don't work!
Please, correct your first post keeping in mind that HW keys don't work without some doing.
Anyway, it could be a really good thing, it runs so smooth!
so i should copy
Better KB.apk
Ginger KB.apk
Smart KB.apk
SwiftKey KB.apk
to the root of the sd card first before i run haret is that correct?
Here is the guide wich allows you to wake keyboard with 1 click instead of rebooting the device. Guide is for freshly installed android (so no just updating the kernel).
1. Move autostart.sh from the included Folder and place it to your SD card
2. Install android like normal.
Until step 8, keys won't work, except for camera and power button. If you screw up, press camera button to return to the home screen.
3. Launch "Terminal Emulator". Soft keyboard should pop up.
4. Type "su" (everything without quotes from now on). Press enter. Symbol on the left should change to #.
5. Type "mkdir /data/opt" and press Enter.
6. Type "mv /sdcard/autostart.sh /data/opt" and press Enter.
7. Type "chmod 777 /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter.
8. Type "sh /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter. Software keyboard should disappear now and keys should be working.
9.Install application "autostart.apk"
From here, your android is working. If you wish to add 1-click keypad fix, then continue reading ...
10. Install application "GScript Lite".
11. Open GScript Lite.
12. Press left softkey (menu) and select "Add Script".
13. Load (XPEROID Gscript Button restarter script.sh)
14. Press save.
15. Return to the homescreen
16. Hold your thumb to get "Add to home screen" menu.
17. Select Shortcuts --> GScript Lite --> Script that you just created.
And now, each time your keyboard or front keys stops working, simply press camera key and tap on that icon you've just created
P.S.: this is not my work, i have just adapted what users seandean and yaana created. All credits go to them.
ON screen soft keyboard not present?
I can notate that screen keyboard is not present/installed?
And for the keyboard you can connect the phone through adb shell navigate to /sdcard/ and do the next:
chmod 775 autostart.sh
sh autostart.sh
Then you can do the configuration above ;-)
Hi , everything sounds good.
I am going to install / try directly when i am free of work
Most steps are normal steps when installing Android on X1.
However i do not understand what is meant by:
"open terminal emulator then type the following". Could someone explain how to do this (open terminal emulator)?
Is this done when having booted in Android? And if yes, how can i do this
Many MANY thanks in advance.
Willp ost results when i have had the time to test tonight
EDIT: ok tried it....looks VERY smooth, however i cna not get terminal emulator to do naything..
The peeps above are right... no soft Keyboard is present.
Any easy solution to this? (asume i have to install a soft kb first i gues...think i will give that a try.
Well i got this version up and running .
I just installed a software tobo myself and then i went through all the steps required.
Have not yet had much time to check the possibilities and speed.
but first impressions are good
(before this one i had the honeycomb V2 Android running. this one "feels" better.
Wifi: still unstable (on/off at random, like in every build i installed)
Speed: looks VERY good
Battery: hard to say, going to see how long he will be up today.
Charging: Still have to connect in winmo in order to be able to load
Software: Market etc. running very good.
Going to test upcoming time and report in
Hi
I formated the SD-Card, went trough the installation as described, but when it comes to add my Googleaccount I have no way to enter any data since there seams no Softkeyboard installed and also the Hardwarekeyboard does not work.
Any information, how I can proceed?
Regards
agadir9866
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well sth have gone wrong i thought there is a software keyboard in the rom
ok u can find the app in the 1st post attachement
u have to download the SW keyboard and put it in androidapps folder in ur sd card
for the hardware butons u have to do all the steps accurately
u didn't do this steps
you must do this to make ur button work and to be able to restart it by one press
open terminal emulator then type the following :-(press enter when u write the letters in each line)
Code:
su
mkdir /data/opt
cp /sdcard/autostart.sh /data/opt
chmod 755 /data/opt/autostart.sh
Then install autostart.apk (found in the rom source folder)
When your buttons stop functioning, you have to run a script from GScript that reinstalls the modules so they work once more. Perform these steps:
Install GScript.apk
Open GScript Lite and press <menu> button, then <add script>
Press the <Load file> button.
The script you need is located autmatically and is called "XPEROID Gscript Button restarter script.sh"
Select it and then in the new screen press <Save>
You can now return to your homescreen and add a shortcut to the script so you can reset your buttons easily. To do this do the following:
Press <menu> and then <add> to add widgets.
Select <shortcut> from the list and then locate and select <GScript Lite>
Then select the "XPEROID Gscript Button restarter script" and you now have a shortcut on your homescreen to reset your buttons.
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It seems like you forgot to say that some keyboard application should be downloaded and placed on SD card before taping a script code that you have posted in Emulator, because at the time of first run there is no possibility to tape anything at all (HW keyboard doesn't work without running the script, but the script itself cannot be run without it) Anyway it is useless because there is no way to run Edit command within Gscript, because... HW keys don't work!
Please, correct your first post keeping in mind that HW keys don't work without some doing.
Anyway, it could be a really good thing, it runs so smooth!
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thx dude i edited it
Well i got this version up and running .
I just installed a software tobo myself and then i went through all the steps required.
Have not yet had much time to check the possibilities and speed.
but first impressions are good
(before this one i had the honeycomb V2 Android running. this one "feels" better.
Wifi: still unstable (on/off at random, like in every build i installed)
Speed: looks VERY good
Battery: hard to say, going to see how long he will be up today.
Charging: Still have to connect in winmo in order to be able to load
Software: Market etc. running very good.
Going to test upcoming time and report in
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thx dude waiting ur feedback
so i should copy
Better KB.apk
Ginger KB.apk
Smart KB.apk
SwiftKey KB.apk
to the root of the sd card first before i run haret is that correct?
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just copy the kb in attachements to ur androidapps folder in ur sd card
anyone else has trouble with automatic reboots and freezes of this stable rom... :S
had this installed and tried it today, but it rebooted over 10 times already!
Yes, launcherpro doesn't really works properly?
proces android.process.acore
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and the phone reboots like every 5 min...
anyone else has trouble with automatic reboots and freezes of this stable rom... :S
had this installed and tried it today, but it rebooted over 10 times already!
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Yes, launcherpro doesn't really works properly?
proces android.process.acore
and the phone reboots like every 5 min...
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well guys i swear am using this build without any problems it's so smoooth
i haven't experienced this problem so plz make sure u obeyed the instructions and u made the ext2 partition
bob 4ever said:
well guys i swear am using this build without any problems it's so smoooth
i haven't experienced this problem so plz make sure u obeyed the instructions and u made the ext2 partition
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I really followed the instructions as in the first post, I also made the ext2 partition, so I don't know
plz give it a 2nd try and tell me
Ok, installing again as we speak.. but thats only because it has dutch language support
(ok, ok, ánd because of full launcherpro version
ánd beautifull widgets (even while i dont use the widgets)
but it would be so much perfect if...
- keyboard would be installed on start (since no soft-keyboard is installed by default)
- kernel will be updated to last (Duckly's Kernel [3-9-2011]) (it also contains changelog = No Sleep Of Death)
- maby overclock to 650 Mhz (or is it already overclocked?
- betterterminal ssh would be fixed, or deleted, because both times i installed it didnt work..
(java.io.IOException: Unexpected http status code 404 Expected 200)
Jhonnie's own graphic request:
- auto-install startupcleaner would be banished,
it has a hideous icon in top! Juch! (and it can't uninstall it )
- bootanimation.zip will be changed to gingerbread's one
- why it got the fancy transitions between screens? fast, but may be to kinky.....
(can i disable the transitions in android install??)
Q's:
1.can some1 tell me how i do install drivers for ADB/debug usb?
2.does the android setup (first boot) always crash?
3.if you add autostart to AndroidApps, does it really autostart keyboard drivers,
or is this a one-time install android ever..?
Hi Guys,
This is driving me crazy. A lot of people, who are too lazy to search. Well, here you go.
Allright, you brought your Xperia X1 with android. Now, there is a problem. Once in a while, the keyboard does not respond, only action is a reboot. HELP?
Allright, lets get started.
Download this package:
http://www.mediafire.com/?cp1o1glxjo145pu
Install a android of your choice(just normally).
Unpack, and copy all (yes, all) contents to you SD card.
Move the turbo or Monster kernal to the NKBoot Map, click yes to replace any excisting files.
On your computer, open up the readme, and read it carefully.
After step 4(after you entered 'su') type this:
rm /lib/modules* -rf
That will remove your current modules, and at the next boot, they will be replaced.
Reboot, and proceed with step 5 and the rest. Follow the guide excactly, then you're good!
Have a nice evening!
Not Test, But Thanks You !!!! I Need
sorry to say but when i folled your guide to just after step 4 when typing the -rf
it says cannot remove read only file system
is that normal?
thanks
yes it is. just reboot after the error, then the new modules will install!
Just thinking ... a dev might know it this is possible ...
Hm, perhaps, best solution at the moment would be, to run the unload-load-script when the phone is waking up from sleep mode. So, when keypad is lost, the user can send to sleep with the power button an immediately switch it on again ... and additionally, the script can run when a call comes in ... don't know if these events can get picked up and the event-handlers can be changed, just thinking ...
Ciao
Klaus
Kurt Krummbein said:
Hm, perhaps, best solution at the moment would be, to run the unload-load-script when the phone is waking up from sleep mode. So, when keypad is lost, the user can send to sleep with the power button an immediately switch it on again ... and additionally, the script can run when a call comes in ... don't know if these events can get picked up and the event-handlers can be changed, just thinking ...
Ciao
Klaus
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Don't know if this could be a good option. Because I have had some freezes when runing the script. And sometimes the screen changes it orientation.
thomskipsp said:
After step 4(after you entered 'su') type this:
rm /lib/modules* -rf
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casualt said:
sorry to say but when i folled your guide to just after step 4 when typing the -rf
it says cannot remove read only file system
is that normal?
thanks
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Shouldn't it be?:
After step 4(after you entered 'su') type this:
rm /lib/modules/* -rf
mind the /
Anyway, I tried both ways, and rm /lib/modules/* -rf seems to work, but I can't load back into CWM if I install a kernel with seperate keyboard modules. I think I mess up the exact order of installing normal, removing modules, replacing kernel, restarting. Hope this will work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1072387
Yes. I can restart keyboard after freeze. Although with eggy monster kernel, my screen is rotated 90degrees after that.
No. I can't get back into CWM, after I switched to a kernel with seperate modules.
The original kernels of Honeycomb v3 both worked.
I tried the kernels with seperate modules of this post and i tried the ygge kernels.
Can this be solved? No. But apparently, there is a workaround http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1072387.
when I type "sh /data/opt/autostart.sh" and press Enter, I get this error:
"insmod: can't read '/lib/modiles/microp-ksc.ko': no such file or directory
insmod: can't read '/lib/modiles/microp-keypad.ko': no such file or directory"
Can you help me?.
Where is kovsky keyboard modules????
I using ygge kernels with HoneyComb Froyo V.3
PS: sorry I used the same post in several threads