Can I install full linux distribution on SGS2 ? (Without dalvik.)
What do you mean with "full linux"??
I think he means a desktop version of linux....
kiss.adam said:
Can I install full linux distribution on SGS2 ? (Without dalvik.)
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Since Linux is the Kernel, you already run "a full linux distribution" on your SGS2 if you are running Android.
But you could run chroot ubuntu search for it
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Hi guys is there any way available to change my Samsung Galaxy y os
u mean custom rom right?
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If you mean your android rom, go to the device search. Typ galaxy y, go to your forum, choose developing/upgrading, modefying, unlocking. Choose a post with all avaideble roms. Choose a android 2.3.7 rom (best for you). Be sure its bug free, or at least stable
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No I'm not asking about rom. I'm asking how to change os
santhoshssx said:
No I'm not asking about rom. I'm asking how to change os
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You mean have it not use android, like a windows pc can use linux instead?
No its not possible.
Dave
( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
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Its possible to install linux, dont know how. And if I remember, you still keep android
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Yes and no.
With an unlocked bootloader and a significant effort, it should be possibile to install a linux for arm distribution on almost any android device - I mean not in chroot, but nativley. Once the bootloader is unlocked, you can flash any kernel, even those suitable for a debian arm o ubuntu arm distro.
Though it very likely would lack a working phone call module and it'd be quite useless.
On the other side, I don't know if anybody has ever ported windows mobile on android phones, but I don't think so. Not yet, at least, apart from legal matters.
But I frankly don't think that such experiments, though funny, could turn into something actually usable.
Hi.
I wonder how to get the 'swipe to get screenshot' into my jelly bean rom. Any hint?
Its mainly based on Samsung framework, its not possible to implement it into aosp I'm afraid
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DroidShift79 said:
Hi.
I wonder how to get the 'swipe to get screenshot' into my jelly bean rom. Any hint?
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I think with siyah some features can be used, you have to load a script or module for them, so check over on the thread
slaphead20 said:
I think with siyah some features can be used, you have to load a script or module for them, so check over on the thread
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well, I'm quite new to android, but I'm familiar with Maemo, Meego and stuff...
How to make a DBUS call or run a script on android phones?
Hi, im using an Samsung Galaxy Mini GT-S5570I and want to overclock it whithout any custom roms (i have stock rom) I have tried other but i think its only for GT-S5570 (no I) and the basebandversion didint match but is it any file that match my phone?
Android version: 2.3.6 GB
Basebandversion: S5570IXXLI3
Baseversion: 2.6.35.7
From Finland
You can build kernel first
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AndroidproJW said:
Hi, im using an Samsung Galaxy Mini GT-S5570I and want to overclock it whithout any custom roms (i have stock rom) I have tried other but i think its only for GT-S5570 (no I) and the basebandversion didint match but is it any file that match my phone?
Android version: 2.3.6 GB
Basebandversion: S5570IXXLI3
Baseversion: 2.6.35.7
From Finland
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Yes, as above mentioned, you have to compile a Kernel with additions to overclock frequencies from Stock kernel sources which is available in Samsung website.
coolsandie said:
Yes, as above mentioned, you have to compile a Kernel with additions to overclock frequencies from Stock kernel sources which is available in Samsung website.
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Can you please post link!
P.s (My cpu is on 832 Mhz)
AndroidproJW said:
Can you please post link!
P.s (My cpu is on 832 Mhz)
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In this website (http://opensource.samsung.com/) you'll find the Kernel source. Just look for GT-S5570I. Anyways to do kernel compiling you must have a Linux build environment set up and relevant toolchain. There are guides available here at XDA for learning kernel development. Just search for them. Good Luck!
hi guys!
i have got a question.
how do i install the stock kernel on my samsung galaxy 5?
i don´t like the custom one.
and please make a detailed instruction.
thanks to you
steve1000
Just flash a stock rom..
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Take a stock rom extract the md5 and search for boot.img. then search at google the kernel-updater.zip for g5 for cwm. Place rhe two files in the root of the sdcard and boot inro cwm. The flash the kernel update abd your'e done:beer:
thanks gusy
steve1000 said:
thanks gusy
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can you tell me the diiference between rom and kernel ?
a rom is a modified operationsystem
a kernel is, what the device needs that it works
hope i helped you
daimhafizy23 said:
can you tell me the diiference between rom and kernel ?
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A rom is the combination of a kernel, middleware and system apps and included stuff. A kernel alone is the main part of any OS. It essentially manages the hardware, multitasking, drivers, memory management everything technical really is managed by the kernel. People often mistake linux as an operating system when in fact it is a kernel. it takes other things on top of the linux kernel to make an os, like for example Ubuntu or Android. You may want a custom kernel to keep the apps and features of your rom but improve cpu usage or memory management or to add features like overclocking.
Its possible to dualboot Windows XP?
Why?
To be able to use basic windows programs.
E7ite said:
Its possible to dualboot Windows XP?
Why?
To be able to use basic windows programs.
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Not dualboot, but I followed a Windows XP for Bochs tutorial and had Windows XP running on my Sony Tablet S. It worked, but I was never impressed with its performance. I may someday, just out of curiosity, try running it on my Xperia Tablet Z.
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Not dualboot, but I followed a Windows XP for Bochs tutorial and had Windows XP running on my Sony Tablet S. It worked, but I was never impressed with its performance. I may someday, just out of curiosity, try running it on my Xperia Tablet Z.
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Its not possible via dualboot? Then singleboot?
Bochs is just bad, performance is awful.