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Guys, i am gonna make a ROM
So, i need majority suggestions.
Here is what i suggest. Please counter-suggest me.
AndroidOS v1.6
Features:
iOS Like(Everything. Inclu. Notifications center)
Undervolt to 600MHz
RAM consumption(MAX 100MB, which means you have 378MB Free)
Undefeatable battery life
V6 Supercharged
3G Optimized.
KICKEDASSED Kernel
If you want to know why I choose 1.6, it is due to its lightness.
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SoulExertz said:
Guys, i am gonna make a ROM
So, i need majority suggestions.
Here is what i suggest. Please counter-suggest me.
AndroidOS v1.6
Features:
iOS Like(Everything. Inclu. Notifications center)
Undervolt to 600MHz
RAM consumption(MAX 100MB, which means you have 378MB Free)
Undefeatable battery life
V6 Supercharged
3G Optimized.
KICKEDASSED Kernel
If you want to know why I choose 1.6, it is due to its lightness.
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Donut? You seem to start on the harder side buddy. What I can suggest before making leaps and bounds is create a ROM on sources that are available. I am not here to discourage you, but you should know what you are trying to make. People who started cooking/deving here (including me) learned from simple things first.
My question to you is have you made a bootable personal ROM regardless of version or make? I am no dev, but I can suggest...
1. Start learning to deodex.
2. Start learning creating/cooking your personal ROM. (CM7/V20stock)
3. If you successfully created your own ROM, start installing Linux and learn to compile.
4. Share the ROM and ask for opinion.

gabwerkz said:
Donut? You seem to start on the harder side buddy. What I can suggest before making leaps and bounds is create a ROM on sources that are available. I am not here to discourage you, but you should know what you are trying to make. People who started cooking/deving here (including me) learned from simple things first.
My question to you is have you made a bootable personal ROM regardless of version or make? I am no dev, but I can suggest...
1. Start learning to deodex.
2. Start learning creating/cooking your personal ROM. (CM7/V20stock)
3. If you successfully created your own ROM, start installing Linux and learn to compile.
4. Share the ROM and ask for opinion.
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Been there done that. Linux is not conpatible on my computer. Im running Windows 8 Beta which cant partition my C:
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SoulExertz said:
Been there done that. Linux is not conpatible on my computer. Im running Windows 8 Beta which cant partition my C:
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Well if you can build that goodluck looking forward too it
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SoulExertz said:
Been there done that. Linux is not conpatible on my computer. Im running Windows 8 Beta which cant partition my C:
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Noob!! You can use a virtual box; and doesn't matter if you have windows 8, 7, vista or xp, you can still partition a HD and multiboot. As time goes by, every post you do makes you look even more noob.
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SoulExertz said:
Been there done that. Linux is not conpatible on my computer. Im running Windows 8 Beta which cant partition my C:
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Windows can't. Tools can.
But what if your PC is really incompatible? Use VMs.
re4lsk said:
Noob!! You can use a virtual box; and doesn't matter if you have windows 8, 7, vista or xp, you can still partition a HD and multiboot. As time goes by, every post you do makes you look even more noob.
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I strongly agree with that. I don't think he even know how to use Linux...
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re4lsk said:
Noob!! You can use a virtual box; and doesn't matter if you have windows 8, 7, vista or xp, you can still partition a HD and multiboot. As time goes by, every post you do makes you look even more noob.
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I'm honestly shocked he hasn't been banned or at least warned for making so many goddamned useless posts!
Please stop flooding our forum with attention seeking tripe!
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I better liked your idea of porting ios.
Im also waiting for new threads where you start porting beos and amiga os and others. I would love to run dungeon master nativly.
Also remember: before you have anything done create new thread in dev section - let the people know that you are not sleeping.
And before starting actual development someone should make cool logo and boot animation - without those things every project will fail.

SoulExertz said:
Guys, i am gonna make a ROM
So, i need majority suggestions.
Here is what i suggest. Please counter-suggest me.
AndroidOS v1.6
Features:
iOS Like(Everything. Inclu. Notifications center)
Undervolt to 600MHz
RAM consumption(MAX 100MB, which means you have 378MB Free)
Undefeatable battery life
V6 Supercharged
3G Optimized.
KICKEDASSED Kernel
If you want to know why I choose 1.6, it is due to its lightness.
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First jb than stock rom and now android 1.6 nobody is waiting for android 1.6 because everting is supported for android 2.1 android 1.6 low support apps so im not waiting for 1,6 android at least android 2.2
And who want a 400 mhz undervoldet rom its the same as you computer is fast and you make it slower why ?
My ob isnot so fast why i want it slower xD
Idont get it .. sorry
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it great that you have so many good ideas and are trying to help us dude
but as he said...what about app support?

Ubuntu installed

Just finished installing ubuntu and dual boot on my N7. Install was easy did it through my desktop. pretty cool. went quick too. cant wait to start doing more.

What is this, Facebook?
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chasmodo said:
What is this, Facebook?
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Yes. Didn't you notice the name change?:silly:
Op. Care to tell us anything else other than 'I did it'. Maybe the process, make a guide, anything at all that would make the community better?

Lol. Sorry. There is a ROM in the original development section that let's you dual boot. You can download the boot image from there.
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This is totally Twitter worthy.
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Sorry. Mods please delete. I'm pretty new to doing things like this I was just excited. Didn't realize that people would get bothered by me making a thread. Definitely should have known better.
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Do you have a custom ROM and Ubuntu or stock ROM with Ubuntu?
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AOKP 4.2 and Ubuntu. I was running the Multi ROM from the Original Android Development section. It does just that, lets you running several ROMS. I don't have much of a need other than AOKP and Ubuntu but it's awesome you can choose which ROM to boot. I wound up screwing up everything last night by messing around. I wiped my entire tab. I loaded Ubuntu on my PC and managed to reinstall Ubuntu on my tablet, while wiping out everything. So now I have to redo everything. That's what I get for messing around with things I have no idea about. But for me thats the only way I learn.
If you want to run Ubuntu too, check out the Multi ROM. Works very well for me and seems like for quite a number of others.

New Ubuntu OS mobile

The new OS mobile UBUNTU is coming: http://www.pcworld.fr/telephonie/actualites,ubuntu-phone-os-pour-smartphones,534641,1.htm
Hope to see that fast port on our Nexus 7!!

We already have Ubuntu for our Device... Ubuntu OS Mobile looks more to adapt The screen of phones like The Galaxy Nexus...
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eselmd strong
This thing is going to be completely amazing, can't wait for it.

I can't wait for this. I won't be putting it on my N7 though. It'll be going on my N4. Gotta keep some Android in my life.
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jnewman1991 said:
I can't wait for this. I won't be putting it on my N7 though. It'll be going on my N4. Gotta keep some Android in my life.
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have you considered Multiboot? it allows you to dual (or triple, quadruple, whatever) boot android and ubuntu (or anything else). i haven't gotten it working yet, but many others have.

p34rp34r said:
have you considered Multiboot? it allows you to dual (or triple, quadruple, whatever) boot android and ubuntu (or anything else). i haven't gotten it working yet, but many others have.
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I have Multiboot working on my Nexus 7, it's quite easy actually:
- First flash an working rom to your Nexus
- Flash the modified recovery using fastboot flash recovery xxxxx.img
- Flash the Multiboot ZIP using the recovery
- Flash the modified kernel ZIP using the recovery
Reboot and you will see the Multiboot boot selector
Currently I have JB and Ubuntu installed on my Nexus 7, trying to get WebOS and Bodhi working as well

Ubuntu Touch?

Just curious. Is anyone working on a port of Ubuntu Touch for the RAZR i? If the answer is yes then awesome, if not then I'm gonna give it a shot. Would you guys be interested in using it?
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I'd be interested in using it.
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I was just reading up on it and officially they use cm10 as a base but they say you can also use an aosp ROM as a base. That means I could theoretically use the retail EU ROM for the RAZR i as the base and make porting a lot easier
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I'd be interested if it's installable as a dual-boot (and yes, that's possible; look at the HP Touchpad (which I also have) which now dual-boots Ubuntu Touch and webOS).

Dual booting would totally be possible. Just have to use a boot loader that can handle it. Don't think there exists a custom boot loader for the RAZR i yet though. Although I don't think it would be too difficult to install syslinux for example.
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Maybe we could use moboot like the HP Touchpad? It's open source so in theory we could compile it for the Razr i.

Kov3nant said:
Just curious. Is anyone working on a port of Ubuntu Touch for the RAZR i? If the answer is yes then awesome, if not then I'm gonna give it a shot. Would you guys be interested in using it?
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very interested. you believe it's possible?

paulle said:
very interested. you believe it's possible?
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It's definitely possible. And even easier than porting an android rom. You can use any aosp ROM as a base. Ubuntu just needs the kernel the drivers, and the radio. That's it. There are step by step instructions in the Ubuntu wiki on how to "plug in" these files into Ubuntu touch, then you compile, and flash using adb. It's fairly straight forward. Once it's working, I'll work on porting a boot loader that supports multiple partitions. I know that's possible because I'm currently dual booting cm10 and Arch Linux on my evo 3D.
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I'd be interested in trying it out, but I also want to encourage this because it sounds like it would give us a good AOSP base to work off of for other Android ROMs.

linux on raspberry pi ?

it is possible? linux on raspberry pi. i work in linux and i dont know if it is possible. install linux

It is possible
Because the official system is modified debian
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I think every OS for the pi is Linux based
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There are several flavours of linux on the official download page below.
There is Raspbian which is based on Debian, and Pidora which is based on Fedora.
There is the rather minimalist Arch-Linux, if you really want to roll your sleeves up.
Also for good measure, there is a version of the RISC-OS that ran on the Acorn Archimedes machine, although this is a non-linux OS.
Write the OS images to your SD card and turn it on. That's all there is to it.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads

Endoroid said:
I think every OS for the pi is Linux based
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No, only the popular ones. For example the already mentioned RISC OS is not a linux. There's also a plan9 port. Apparently some people are also trying to port Haiku.

ccxxx said:
No, only the popular ones. For example the already mentioned RISC OS is not a linux. There's also a plan9 port. Apparently some people are also trying to port Haiku.
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I forgot about RISC. It's fair to say many are linux based. To answer the op though, yes it is
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To get a fast overview about the most operating systems aviable for the Pi go over at the official Website and go to the download section.
If I remember correctly there are the following operating systems aviable: Raspian (modified debian), debian, Arch-linux, pidora (modified fedora), Risc Os, Raspbmc and OpenELEC (Raspbmc and OpenELEC are xbmc ports)
Greetings from Switzerland
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TripleSquare said:
To get a fast overview about the most operating systems aviable for the Pi go over at the official Website and go to the download section.
If I remember correctly there are the following operating systems aviable: Raspian (modified debian), debian, Arch-linux, pidora (modified fedora), Risc Os, Raspbmc and OpenELEC (Raspbmc and OpenELEC are xbmc ports)
Greetings from Switzerland
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Xbian is another xbmc port
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Endoroid said:
Xbian is another xbmc port
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oh i does not know that one, thanks for completion.
Greetings from Switzerland
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I'd recommend starting with Raspbian, as most development samples, software and stuff is being made/written for the default distro.
Which is based on Debian anyway, so it should be easy enough to use.

noobs
http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads
I recommend downloading noobs and install raspbian. that's the easiest way for getting started. And the good thing about noobs is, that you can easily reinstall the os after you made giantic mistakes and destroyed the system

links
u can get link for all OS available for Raspberry pi here

^ awesome! Thank you!

Thank you!

I used debian based, but i want i know if is better, fedora or archilinux for pi, who manage better resources?? because i used pi like a server files and torrent but i try run xbmc in debian dont run well.
Thanks

pibcs81 said:
I used debian based, but i want i know if is better, fedora or archilinux for pi, who manage better resources?? because i used pi like a server files and torrent but i try run xbmc in debian dont run well.
Thanks
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You can use Berryboot to have both installed.
I use OpenElec rather than xbmc, IMHO it runs a lot smoother.
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