I tried to download the eclipse-sdk from android terminal emulator... It went all the way to 98% then said no space left on device. I tried to delete by entering aptitude purge and aptitude autoclean and clean but this is the message I get now
[email protected]: /# aptitude purge
[ ERR] Reading task descriptions
E: Write error - write (28: No space left on device)
E: Couldn't write state file
[email protected]: /#
If anyone knows how to fix this can you guys please help me. I would be really grateful.
Oh I forgot. On my storage settings it says I have 411mb left. The eclipse-sdk is only 300mb. My sdcard has 6.82GB left on it to if this helps
?¿? its a mystery ¿?¿
certifiednoob93 said:
I tried to download the eclipse-sdk from android terminal emulator... It went all the way to 98% then said no space left on device. I tried to delete by entering aptitude purge and aptitude autoclean and clean but this is the message I get now
[email protected]: /# aptitude purge
[ ERR] Reading task descriptions
E: Write error - write (28: No space left on device)
E: Couldn't write state file
[email protected]: /#
If anyone knows how to fix this can you guys please help me. I would be really grateful
?¿? its a mystery ¿?¿
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You don't have enough space left on your device to run a purge, you are going to have to manually delete with the "rm" command. Seriously man the phone is not meant for this stuff.
if you want a java ide in your device d/l terminal ide from spartacus rex
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...cuside&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
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llohcyoing said:
if you want a java ide in your device d/l terminal ide from spartacus rex
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...cuside&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
Thank you man. Sorry but I'm new to development
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♦♠ u can't walk away from life. even though life is full of **** ♠♦
You can't do any development on android...it doesn't have the space or the power...even though androids may have dual and quad cores...they don't compare to real computer dual and quad cores...these are mobile CPUs
If you want to develop your gonna have to get a computer to work on...
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mg2195 said:
You can't do any development on android...it doesn't have the space or the power...even though androids may have dual and quad cores...they don't compare to real computer dual and quad cores...these are mobile CPUs
If you want to develop your gonna have to get a computer to work on...
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Sure you can. There are ways for most things. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5haWRlLnVpIl0.
Even the link above gives you some abilities to do that.
I would think it would work better on a tablet though.
blazingwolf said:
Sure you can. There are ways for most things. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5haWRlLnVpIl0.
Even the link above gives you some abilities to do that.
I would think it would work better on a tablet though.
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I meant like compiling from source and using the actuall development tools.provided by google (this guy previously asked about building roms on his device, so I just assumed that why he wants eclipse...for Rom dev purposes)
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Hi,
I just realised that I'm going to post this, hopefully to get some help getting the frame buffer issue working. I'm not giving up on it, but it just doesnt seem fair to sit on this any longer since it works, besides the GUI glitches.
As i said before, the S7 kernel does not support framebuffering, which makes the GUI in the recovery a bitt messy. When you move up / down in the menu, it switches between selecting an item on top and an item on the bottom (you'll see 4 menus in total, but the ones on each horizontal line is a mirror).
This means that it starts by using the lower one, and it uses the top one next, then it goes back to the lower one. Boot it up and you'll probably see what I mean. This shouldnt cause any problems with the recoverys operation anyhow.
If you want to enter adb in linux you will have to get a copy of usb_modeswitch and run the following line in order to get adb to recognize the device:
sudo usb_modeswitch -W -v 12d1 -p 1031 -V 12d1 -P 1035 -M "5553424370ab71890600000080010a1106000000000000000 0000000000000" -s 20
This will switch the huawei s7 usb device into adb mode.
Also i take no responsibilites of bricks or other problems caused by using this recovery. Its truly for learning usage only.
My credit list would be to long if I where to include all forums that I've visited to get more information about this device, but if you feel like you deserve credit, let me know and i'll add you, otherwise, thanks to all people posting information about android devices, i could never have done it without you.
Ofcourse i have to thank the creators of clockwork mod, and also the people who wrote the repack-image.pl and unpack-image.pl scripts
Thanks to my wife who put up with me sitting and messing around with this for almost a week, giving her not the attention that she deserved, and thanks to all users of the S7 tablet out there.
h***://rapidshare.com/files/438781673/recovery.img.zip (not allowed to post links yet)
The shortcut key for entering recovery is menu + send, if anyone wonders.
Hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did.
Works great. Ill research a bit to see if i can help
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Sorry for qwestion, but... How can i put it into device? Via fastboot on cmd, or somehow other?
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I hope we can get a 2.2 rom
sorry, but it working not fully...
its have errors to open nandroid-mobile.sh
and its cant format SDcart to partitions ext2 and ext3...
or maybe i doing something wrong
GvoZdik said:
sorry, but it working not fully...
its have errors to open nandroid-mobile.sh
and its cant format SDcart to partitions ext2 and ext3...
or maybe i doing something wrong
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You're right, I noticed now that I the wrong ramdisk in the image that was released. I have several of them for which I use to debug the framebuffer stuff, and I forgot to use my own build.
I'll upload the correct one sometime this weekend.
Sorry.
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thanx, thats a great work anyway...
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thanks perivarlura for your support!
perivarlura said:
You're right, I noticed now that I the wrong ramdisk in the image that was released. I have several of them for which I use to debug the framebuffer stuff, and I forgot to use my own build.
I'll upload the correct one sometime this weekend.
Sorry.
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The ui glitches even more now that the misc partition handled and the nandroid script is running. I guess i need to get this fixed before i release it, or it will just be a mess.
Get the rootfs image:
Fedora 15: http://fedora.roving-it.com/rootfs-f15-hfp-alpha1.tar.bz2
Fedora 17: http://fedora.roving-it.com/rootfs-f17-hfp-alpha1.tar.bz2
unpack it to /data/local/fedora
unzip and copy the attached script to /data/local/bin/fedora and run it
If you create /mnt/sdcard inside the fedora root, your sdcard will be bind mounted there.
Wait what is fedora?
tylermaciaszek said:
Wait what is fedora?
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This should help.
It's a Linux distribution.. like Ubuntu..
Does this mean we can then VNC into it after turning the server on?
How much has been tested on it?
Sounds cool. Read up ln it a little as I wondered at first what it was also. THEY say it's good but the main drawback is the short lifespan and support of each version. AS they pump out new versions like every 6 months or so n support for it is one of the shortest. SO it makes it hard for developers to use since its not long term.
Plus I never knew there was like a million flavors of Linux..lol. not even funny how many different flavors there was while reading up on Fedora.
Wait, can we actually use fedora on the prime this way through a script? How is functionality? We can simply shut it down again or something...?
More details would be nice Might give it a try later if I know/understand more about it hehe.
saturn_de said:
Get the rootfs image:
http://fedora.roving-it.com/rootfs-f15-hfp-alpha1.tar.bz2
unpack it to /data/local/fedora
unzip and copy the attached script to /data/local/bin/fedora and run it
If you create /mnt/sdcard inside the fedora root, your sdcard will be bind mounted there.
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Does it require root? What fedora is included, can we just yum update stuff?
I am actually unable to get this to work at all. Nevermind loading the files on the prime was nothing but an issue. IS there a proper method for loading fedora. im getting:
chroot: can't execute 'bin/bash': Permission denied
failed: invalid argument
failed: invalid argument
1|[email protected]:/data/local/mnt #
No matter where the fedora.sh file is i get the above messages in prompt
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ankhazam said:
Does it require root? What fedora is included, can we just yum update stuff?
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The latest fedora is included. That .tar you downloaded is the latest version. But im unable to get mine to work.
So this would be awesome to have but has anyone actually gotten it to run?
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Theoretically it should run faster than ubuntu since it is much morelightweight
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Still... does it require root?
ankhazam said:
Still... does it require root?
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root and busybox is required
(if you download the fedora.zip, you will see the script says "This script requires root!")
TFP can easily be rooted with ViporMod 4.1
works fine on mine. very basic though. need xorg11 installed to get full gui capability.
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wpearson said:
works fine on mine. very basic though. need xorg11 installed to get full gui capability.
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What steps did you do to get it to work. Following the OP gave me the errors i posted on the first page.
And i don't fully understand Linux, still learning it!
sorry if this is a noobish question- but after loading I setup I 'yum install x11vnc', but can't seem to get it to run at all; what method are people using to get a desktop with this?
Thanks
help plz
Im trying to install fedoa on a rooted tf201. Downloaded tar.gz2, attempted to extract to 'data/local/fedora' but i could not extract it. Anyone have any luck with fedora on the prime?
Fedora 17 alpha image: http://fedora.roving-it.com/rootfs-f17-hfp-alpha1.tar.bz2
This is interesting, I nee to RMA mine for a few issues and hold off on unlock/root until I get a satisfactory prime but I'm excited.
One this though I too heard about the short lifespans, is this a bad thing? I only ask because projectors in theaters run fedora so I would assume they must be ultra stable with the shortened lifespan of each release, unless they update after every release. Just interesting to me.
I have a functinal rooted tf201 with root, busybox, xorg (as far as I know) through Linux Installer, VNC Viewer, Terminal Emulator and OTA Rootkeeper. I have a fair amount of root & bash experience, so I'd be delighted to help the OP with writing a walkthrough of the VNC server-client process in the specific case of Yum based distros and Fedora's rootfs structure.
lp_stealth;23280566
One this though I too heard about the short lifespans said:
I view it as a bonus. You will find that at any time there are at least 2 versions being supported and although I use Ubuntu/Debian I would think that that Fedora enables users to upgrade from the previous to current version with a mouse click or two and 200Mb of downloads - just as easy as Windows but with more control (and bugs get fixed in hours!).
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Hi Everyone!
I am pretty new to Android Development but have a great app idea for the Play Store, one small part of it, requires me to get the device info such as CPU Speed, CPU Name, device model number, device manufacturer, RAM, storage on sdcard, and some other stuff like that.
My main concern is how would I get those things? I know some apps out there get that info already like Quadrant or Android System Info, but I don't want to decompile them.
So what is the best way you recommend to get those specs from the system and put it into an app variable.
I can't seem to find the correct forum to post this in so I apologize if it is in the wrong section as this doesn't have to do with ROM Dev.
Thanks!
Michael
greenglue said:
Hi Everyone!
I am pretty new to Android Development but have a great app idea for the Play Store, one small part of it, requires me to get the device info such as CPU Speed, CPU Name, device model number, device manufacturer, RAM, storage on sdcard, and some other stuff like that.
My main concern is how would I get those things? I know some apps out there get that info already like Quadrant or Android System Info, but I don't want to decompile them.
So what is the best way you recommend to get those specs from the system and put it into an app variable.
I can't seem to find the correct forum to post this in so I apologize if it is in the wrong section as this doesn't have to do with ROM Dev.
Thanks!
Michael
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This forum works fine, we use it for app questions as well. I would suggest you look into the Linux command line commands to perform those functions, and then look at what the /proc interfaces do in a Linux system.
Good luck.
thewadegeek said:
This forum works fine, we use it for app questions as well. I would suggest you look into the Linux command line commands to perform those functions, and then look at what the /proc interfaces do in a Linux system.
Good luck.
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Thanks for your reply!
I found online before this command just it doesn't really give me any useful info like cpu speed, it just gives the cpu type (ex: armv7) and the serial number/device ID. Here's the command: adb shell getprop | grep abi
I will look into more specific commands like that one though for RAM, storage, etc...
Also, how would I make the APP ITSELF run the command through Java? I know how to do it with adb shell just not in java...
Thanks!
Michael
greenglue said:
Thanks for your reply!
I found online before this command just it doesn't really give me any useful info like cpu speed, it just gives the cpu type (ex: armv7) and the serial number/device ID. Here's the command: adb shell getprop | grep abi
I will look into more specific commands like that one though for RAM, storage, etc...
Also, how would I make the APP ITSELF run the command through Java? I know how to do it with adb shell just not in java...
Thanks!
Michael
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Let me google that for you...
http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/Runtime.html
Sorry but as for the rest you need to figure it out for yourself, part of the learning bit my friend.
thewadegeek said:
Let me google that for you...
http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/Runtime.html
Sorry but as for the rest you need to figure it out for yourself, part of the learning bit my friend.
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Ok thanks for all your help! I am getting somewhere now!
greenglue said:
Ok thanks for all your help! I am getting somewhere now!
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You're welcome, glad you're taking initiative to figure it out for yourself.
greenglue said:
Thanks for your reply!
I found online before this command just it doesn't really give me any useful info like cpu speed, it just gives the cpu type (ex: armv7) and the serial number/device ID. Here's the command: adb shell getprop | grep abi
I will look into more specific commands like that one though for RAM, storage, etc...
Also, how would I make the APP ITSELF run the command through Java? I know how to do it with adb shell just not in java...
Thanks!
Michael
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Please don't use system binaries and run shell commands unless that binary is local to your application. Android has APIs to gather properties use that. Use Java to read files for information in /proc.
Local binaries will always change and will be different. Controlling everything through java logic is the best way to go.
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greenglue said:
Hi Everyone!
I am pretty new to Android Development but have a great app idea for the Play Store, one small part of it, requires me to get the device info such as CPU Speed, CPU Name, device model number, device manufacturer, RAM, storage on sdcard, and some other stuff like that.
My main concern is how would I get those things? I know some apps out there get that info already like Quadrant or Android System Info, but I don't want to decompile them.
So what is the best way you recommend to get those specs from the system and put it into an app variable.
I can't seem to find the correct forum to post this in so I apologize if it is in the wrong section as this doesn't have to do with ROM Dev.
Thanks!
Michael
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you can use cat /proc/cpuinfo also
More or less complete tool using shell.
Take a look at the screenshot below. If you add up the numbers you see that I'm missing about 15GB of storage space.
For the life of me I don't know where to look to find the missing 15gb. I don't mind missing a gig or two, but FIFTEEN? Wow!
Where do I start the investigation? I've looked and looked using File Manager Pro but can't find anything suspicious.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
TabGuy said:
Take a look at the screenshot below. If you add up the numbers you see that I'm missing about 15GB of storage space.
For the life of me I don't know where to look to find the missing 15gb. I don't mind missing a gig or two, but FIFTEEN? Wow!
Where do I start the investigation? I've looked and looked using File Manager Pro but can't find anything suspicious.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
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The most common space-eater is nandroid backups - they can be quite large.
If you're rooted, you can tell what's eating your space using "du -sh /sdcard/*" from a shell prompt (via Terminal Emulator or "adb shell".
k1mu said:
The most common space-eater is nandroid backups - they can be quite large.
If you're rooted, you can tell what's eating your space using "du -sh /sdcard/*" from a shell prompt (via Terminal Emulator or "adb shell".
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I downloaded Android Terminal Emulater. When I run the above command I get this error: "/system/bin/sh: du: not found"
Aside: I keep two Nandroid backups but they're not eating up 15 gb.
Grab "disk usage" from the market.
I've been pushing this app as if it were my own for the last year and still tons of people don't know about it.
Side note, for the du command to work you have to do "su" first.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1554474
d3athsd00r said:
Grab "disk usage" from the market.
I've been pushing this app as if it were my own for the last year and still tons of people don't know about it.
Side note, for the du command to work you have to do "su" first.
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Thanks for the tip. Great program. It shows me there's 14 gig in system data which can't be right. I'm thinking that this is a result of either multiple roms or TWRP. Check attached screen shot.
Where do I go from here?
I am having the same issue
month ago when I am using cwm i entered "partition" in "advance " manu .. and the back buttom disabled so i just resturt the SG-p7510 32G
after installin JB rom am surprised that my internal memory now is 28.1G Of 32G !!!!. actully I don't know what it should be but i tried to partition wit pit file and had many trublles like missing the Kernel so can't flash the rom and the other problem that i wasn't able to flash the rom from the odin and also the rom not in the sd so i had to send it using adb push. yesterday i tried to contact with samsung but the punish me and said that the warranty is violate after hacking the gt... tel now i don't know the solution of this or i don't know what is the maximum space, so i hope u can solve such thing and tell us how to doit
When opening disk usage, choose the "root required" option. Then select your storage device from that menu. Done select the first two because they don't ask for root.
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I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR DEVICE GETS BRICKED
Alright, I have been working on porting Ubuntu Touch to our lovely Evo 3D's. I will be posting my work here and will change the thread once I get it out of alpha. As you can see this is only recommended for devs or people that know how to use Linux just now.
FAQ
Plz halp i am stuk!?
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A: No.
Can I help?
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A: Sure! I have a github where I upload my source code, feel free to fork and submit pull requests.
Requirements
Ubuntu FS - (raring-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip).
Decent knowledge of Linux.
Guide
1. Download the Ubuntu FS & shooteru image
2. Backup your phone.
3. Wipe everything (Wipe data/factory reset + dalvik cache, and your ext4 partition).
4. Format your sdcard to have two partitions - one Fat32 (for android) and one ext4 (for Ubuntu)
4. Turn off your phone, insert the SD-card into your computer.
5. Transfer the shooteru image to your SD-card (Like you would do if you'd flash it normally).
6. Open a terminal, Unzip the Ubuntu FS.
7. Run the following command; sudo tar --numeric-owner -axf blabla.tar.gz
8. Run the following command; sudo mv binary /INSERT-PATH-TO-SDCARD-EXT4-PARTITION/ubuntu/
9. Safely eject the SD-card and insert it into your phone.
10. Boot into recovery.
11. Flash the shooteru image
12. Boot up
13. Change the values in /usr/bin/ubuntu-session (Look for export GRID_UNIT_PX = 18 and change it to 12)
14. Reboot
15. Win.
Download
Shooteru image 0.1 (Dev-Alpha)
Changelog
0.1 - 12/7/13
Initial Release
Bugs
Camera
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Data
3D
3G
Touch Buttons
Volume
Audio
Resolution
Thanks
Evervolv team
Ubuntu Touch team
helicopter88
good job! thanks
thanks! i'm trying to develop on Ubuntu Touch!
slinkyregent said:
thanks! i'm trying to develop on Ubuntu Touch!
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It's awesome isn't it?
I won't be able to update this as much as I would like to for just now due to some important family matters. I am however talking with some Ubuntu Touch developers to help solve some issues
Ubuntuz said:
It's awesome isn't it?
I won't be able to update this as much as I would like to for just now due to some important family matters. I am however talking with some Ubuntu Touch developers to help solve some issues
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I sow the same thread,the same OP like yours on Chinese forum.
dr_jerremy said:
I sow the same thread,the same OP like yours on Chinese forum.
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Hm.... Odd. I used the same style as the old Evervolv ubuntu threads.
EDIT: Updated the thread with newer Ubuntu builds... it now boots! A lot doesn't work just now but as always I am working hard on it.
dr_jerremy said:
I sow the same thread,the same OP like yours on Chinese forum.
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I am very curious about the chinese forum you said. can you tell me the website? thanks in advance
uBuntuz working on uBuntu
epic stuff there
im afraid everytime the chinese forum is mentioned, XDA admin/mods close it
jcsy said:
uBuntuz working on uBuntu
epic stuff there
im afraid everytime the chinese forum is mentioned, XDA admin/mods close it
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haha yeah I'm working on getting the latest Ubuntu Touch images to work and also make it easier to install
I don't know what all this business is about the chinese forums but I'll just stay out of it
Ubuntuz said:
It's awesome isn't it?
I won't be able to update this as much as I would like to for just now due to some important family matters. I am however talking with some Ubuntu Touch developers to help solve some issues
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When I have some time, i download and i try this rom... I've got a really slowly connection (150kb/s ****ing italian ISP). Please take that updated! :good:
PS: If anyone want to help me or work with me for create Ubuntu Apps, send me a PM!
it seems like windows cannot read a sd with 2 partitions.. no problem on SuSe, though... here... be wwarned...
e3d said:
it seems like windows cannot read a sd with 2 partitions.. no problem on SuSe, though... here... be wwarned...
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Having 2 partitions on the SD card shouldn't matter with 0.2.
The file you requested was not found in goo.im,the link is broken.
tzpm said:
The file you requested was not found in goo.im,the link is broken.
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Oops! Fixed it!
loop logo htc ,
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boot up ? what is your mind? how to do /
dqhuy1989 said:
loop logo htc ,
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boot up ? what is your mind? how to do /
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try 0.1 with the 0.1 guide. I'm kinda putting off supporting this since hardly anyone has a) used it and b) commented their results.
I got evervolv boot screen with the first method and second method gave this messege in terminal
"sudo rsync -aP binary /INSERTPATHTOSDCARD/ubuntu/
sending incremental file list
rsync: writefd_unbuffered failed to write 4 bytes to socket [sender]: Broken pipe (32)
rsync: mkdir "/INSERTPATHTOSDCARD/ubuntu" failed: No such file or directory (2)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at main.c(605) [Receiver=3.0.9]
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (9 bytes received so far) [sender]
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(605) [sender=3.0.9]"
Ubuntuz said:
try 0.1 with the 0.1 guide. I'm kinda putting off supporting this since hardly anyone has a) used it and b) commented their results.
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What did you expect when you said this:
Ubuntuz said:
Alright, I have been working on porting Ubuntu Touch to our lovely Evo 3D's. I will be posting my work here and will change the thread once I get it out of alpha. As you can see this is only recommended for devs or people that know how to use Linux just now.
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I don't think such attitude will get you anywhere as a dev. First you need to feel you want to do something for yourself. Then you can start enjoying it... Just my $0.02
zzrzr said:
I got evervolv boot screen with the first method and second method gave this messege in terminal
"sudo rsync -aP binary /INSERTPATHTOSDCARD/ubuntu/
sending incremental file list
rsync: writefd_unbuffered failed to write 4 bytes to socket [sender]: Broken pipe (32)
rsync: mkdir "/INSERTPATHTOSDCARD/ubuntu" failed: No such file or directory (2)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at main.c(605) [Receiver=3.0.9]
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (9 bytes received so far) [sender]
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(605) [sender=3.0.9]"
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See where it says "INSERTPATHTOSDCARD" yeah? Put the path to your SD card there.
decemberhayes said:
What did you expect when you said this:
I don't think such attitude will get you anywhere as a dev. First you need to feel you want to do something for yourself. Then you can start enjoying it... Just my $0.02
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I figured that there was plenty of people on this board that could figure out how to use Linux.
I think if u don't have anything valuable to help Ubuntu, then we should keep quiet
I don't, so I wouldn't criticise anything
For those who do, please help and assist in any way
Testing, drivers, kernel, etc
I believe Ubuntu meant well when he is asking for any form of help from the community to help develop this
Whether he has passion for himself or the project or not , that's not appropriate to condemn or expect
Let's work together when we can, where we can
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