Hello everyone! I want to know if anyone knew how to install ubuntu on xperia active, I've tried to follow some tutoria for other phones, but I did not get results.
jfox22 said:
Hello everyone! I want to know if anyone knew how to install ubuntu on xperia active, I've tried to follow some tutoria for other phones, but I did not get results.
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I'm running GNU/Linux Debian on my Active, but Ubuntu is basically the same.
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It's not that hard to install, but you'll have to chose how to install it depending on the purpose of the Ubuntu installation. Look at the link in my signature for a tutorial. If you don't need the full integration Android/GnuLinux it describes, you can stop when you've reached the step you are running Ubuntu in the chroot environment. It is safer to run Ubuntu in chroot, but more powerful to run the Andorid in chroot. Read my howto, and you'll understand.
thanks i try your tutorial
jfox22 said:
thanks i try your tutorial
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Note that for the simple solution (no integration, GNU/Linux in chroot), you only (almost) have to read the "Creating the Debian root file system" part of the tutorial. This is enough to run GNU/Linux, but without any control over the Android environment using it.
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I have W7 Ultimate 64 bit and Java does not work for me anymore. I did follow the stickied guide which used to work but now that I did a factory reset on my comp, it doesn't work anymore. Java doesn't seem to be running (Not in taskbar nor process list). This is what I have in the control panel
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Is this a PC issue or a Phone issue?
XperiaX10iUser said:
Is this a PC issue or a Phone issue?
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Should be PC cause Java is installed but isn't running...
xGary said:
Should be PC cause Java is installed but isn't running...
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So nothing to do with the guide then . I take it you've tried the usual steps, un and reinstall etc?
XperiaX10iUser said:
So nothing to do with the guide then . I take it you've tried the usual steps, un and reinstall etc?
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Actually, the guide creator just confirmed that it only works for v20 of Java which does not exist anymore... So until he updates his guide or someone finds the older of Java than it probably wont work..
xGary said:
Actually, the guide creator just confirmed that it only works for v20
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God knows then.
I have SDK Manager installed and I know it was working when I rooted. My guess is SDK Manager won't load now because I'm using 2.3.4 software on my phone and need to upgrade SDK Manager to that same version per say. I've gone to the following website: http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3.4.html and it says I need to install SDK again and it prompts me to install Java SE but I don't see my windows version of XP Professional 32 Bit. Bottom line, how can I get my ADB running again.
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My goal is to ADB push these files: htc_pin_asset_rest.png and htc_pin_asset_pressed.png to my phone which are the dialer png's. Any help would be great.
Here's a preview on dialer buttons I'm trying to push.
Isn't Windows x86 the same as a 32-bit Windows operating system? The files listed don't seem to care if its XP, Vista, or 7.
Beastclaw said:
Isn't Windows x86 the same as a 32-bit Windows operating system? The files listed don't seem to care if its XP, Vista, or 7.
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I didn't know that, thank you.
some days ago i start to develop a tool to manage scripts and provide me of a little shell/terminal for play with my phone.
this frankenstein is the resut!
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the tool is fully customizable for the user.download and updates: http://code.google.com/p/gsh-bunny/
Can anyone confirm that this root works with .629?
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Can anyone confirm that this root works with .629?
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This is not a new root method, just a collection of scripts and an interface for organizing them. Based on the posted screenshots, the only root methods it includes are zerg rush and Motofail, both of which are known not to work against firmware version 4.5.629.
The only known method for rooting 4.5.629 is detailed in this thread.
cannot download and try if the link doesn't work :/
DSR! said:
some days ago i start to develop a tool to manage scripts and provide me of a little shell/terminal for play with my phone.
this frankenstein is the resut!
the tool is fully customizable for the user.download and updates: http://code.google.com/p/gsh-bunny/
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Now I'm going to share a tutorial on how to properly install Android x86 to your Hard Disk . :good:
ANDROID x86 4.4-R2 KITKAT [STABLE]
Android-x86 to a USB stick using UNetbootin
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To be continued...
I must say that kitkat 4.4 r2 is working great
Where are the links
rootsuperuser said:
I must say that kitkat 4.4 r2 is working great
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If U need someone for testing, let me know.
rootsuperuser said:
I must say that kitkat 4.4 r2 is working great
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It's working here and I have to say: Wow!!! Blazing fast...1000x better then any android VM I've tried before. ?
BUT: I can't get any video player to work here (with exception of youtube)...even google play is not working for me.
Is there anything I can do to get videos working.
EDIT: G+ is also not working.
Install Android-x86 to USB Drive [Portable]
I install Android-x86 to my 8Gb USB Pen Drive conveted to primary from logical partition using EaseUS Partition Master with FAT32 filesystem
Hi everyone,
I am a Pokemon Go player frustrated by the news that this will stop supporting 32-bit systems soon.
In my case I have a Samsung J7 Neo SM-J701M cell phone that has 64-bit CPU but Android 32 firmware.
Is it possible to update it to make the game work?
I would appreciate comments about it!
Thanks a lot...
lnscapola said:
Hi everyone,
I am a Pokemon Go player frustrated by the news that this will stop supporting 32-bit systems soon.
In my case I have a Samsung J7 Neo SM-J701M cell phone that has 64-bit CPU but Android 32 firmware.
Is it possible to update it to make the game work?
I would appreciate comments about it!
Thanks a lot...
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I see a lot of these request on the forum these days. Going to 64-bit with your device may be really hard, since to develop the 64-bits ROM you need the right drivers for the SoC (system on chip). Samsung has them but they wouldn't earn anything updating any of their actual devices to 64-bits. It's way better for them to make you buy a new device.
Have a good day tho
FYI:
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