Good Afternoon Guys,
I'm Steven Ryan. I life in Indonesian
By the way for Now i have be made Recovery for Android-x86 / Remix OS / Phoenix OS
But the bug is Cannot install zip / flash zip
Can anybody / someone to help me to develop this recoveries?
But i'm sorry. i cannot post outside link like Link of my recoveries and Images attachment. because i'm a new members
Sorry For my bad english
Thanks before
You can post links with spaces before and after the dots, so XDA server does not recognizes it as a link.
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Can you give more details on how it works or how it's implemented?
Hey, I am also thinking about developing a recovery (as written here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/remix/remix-os/project-planning-recovery-remixos-t3336877 ) so if you are interested to collaborate, we can see what we are able to work out
How it works
Regnas said:
Can you give more details on how it works or how it's implemented?
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I already Extracts the Ramdisk of Asus Zenfone 4 T00i (which is this phone ha been x86 processor too) and i repacked it as recovery.tar and put it in /system/xbin/recovery.tar ( i can't put this recovery in ramdisk.img of stock Remix OS because it will kernel panic ) . i launched it by extracting it before to rootfs ( path / ) command is "busybox tar -xf /system/xbin/recovery.tar" and launch the recovery by type " /sbin/recovery " and enter . i must extrack it before using recovery because /sbin path is Temporary file which is deleted when devices turn off . and you can exit on the recovery without reboot by pressing Alt+F1 then Alt+F7 (Android-x86 only without reboot. on Remix you must reboot device)
Thanks before
steven_ryan54 said:
Good Afternoon Guys,
I'm Steven Ryan. I life in Indonesian
By the way for Now i have be made Recovery for Android-x86 / Remix OS / Phoenix OS
But the bug is Cannot install zip / flash zip
Can anybody / someone to help me to develop this recoveries?
But i'm sorry. i cannot post outside link like Link of my recoveries and Images attachment. because i'm a new members
Sorry For my bad english
Thanks before
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Can u give me that recovery.tar file
Install network drivers in pc running android
Hello!
How do you install network drivers for realtech usb wifi adapter on desktop pc that is running android?
The instal disc has drivers for windows, mac and linux, but when I boot the pc on android it does not boot on recevery mode.
There is no Recovery Mode for x86. Well Not as Far as I know
Adromir said:
There is no Recovery Mode for x86. Well Not as Far as I know
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Thanks!
And is there a way to instal the network drivers without accessing recovery mode?
Not really.. Except maybe recompile the Kernel
Related
Hello,
I have prepared a few update.zip's with kernels to boot linux:
There are two different zips.
One to boot linux from a USB Flashdrive and the other from a SD card.
Installation Instructions:
ALWAYS HAVE CHARGER CONNECTED WHEN UPDATING A FIRMWARE.
1. Please follow the instructions here to prepare your SD / USB Drive - start at "== Create a rootfs SD card ==". http://ac100.gudinna.com/README/
2. Extract contents to a folder and follow instructions below.
copy the update.zip to a sdcard, and insert sdcard into folio.
Enter "Recovery menu" when folio is just turned on and press (POWER) once and (VOL up) next.
press (VOL up) Factory reset or system update.
press(VOL down) to continue to system update.
press (VOL up) to confirm system update.
during installation progress bar will show har far it is.
folio will reboot after installation.
insert the usb or flashdrive with the prepared filesystem into the folio and the tablet will boot automaticly from it
This sounds very interesting, might give it a try when im done playing with my new folio, ubuntu on it would be awesome
Does it boot to a full Ubuntu desktop or a bash prompt?
key combination to boot ubuntu
DerArtem said:
Hello,
I have prepared a few update.zip's with kernels to boot linux:
Please follow the instructions here to prepare your SD / USB Drive - start at "== Create a rootfs SD card ==".
Unzip the zip and then use the zip inside to update your kernel.
There are two different zips.
One to boot linux from a USB Flashdrive and the other from a SD card.
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Hi DerArtem,
once the media (SD) is setup, you need special key combo in order to let folio boot from the SD? thanks in advance.
zoken4 said:
Does it boot to a full Ubuntu desktop or a bash prompt?
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It depends on what you have put on your sd / usb flash.
Ivalex said:
Hi DerArtem,
once the media (SD) is setup, you need special key combo in order to let folio boot from the SD? thanks in advance.
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I have updated the 1st post.
DerArtem said:
It depends on what you have put on your sd / usb flash.
I have updated the 1st post.
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gorgeous!
got it, the first step, is exactly the same as uploading a mod. then the SD modified as per gudinna instr. will bring you to linux.
thanks again.
how fast/responsive is this? Can you benchmark it against the AC100 netbook running the same image - that had a noticeable lag at least on SD card access.
How prepare the SD?
Thank you for your work!!!
I did all the process but I can't start linux.
The kernel boots but stop without start the desktop.
You can see when stops in this image:
ifisc.uib-csic.es/~edu/fotos_folio100/1.jpg
(Put the http:..., I can't put links because the system)
I prepared the filesystem in a SD card only decompressing the tar.gz, ¿Is necessary recompile the kernel or something like configure it?
Shark.
Shark17 said:
Thank you for your work!!!
I did all the process but I can't start linux.
The kernel boots but stop without start the desktop.
You can see when stops in this image:
ifisc.uib-csic.es/~edu/fotos_folio100/1.jpg
(Put the http:..., I can't put links because the system)
I prepared the filesystem in a SD card only decompressing the tar.gz, ¿Is necessary recompile the kernel or something like configure it?
Shark.
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I have not tested it using a SD-Card. I will try it out when I have some time...
I met the same problem : stuck at the "no console found" point, and this either with an sd-card or a usb key. I also tried wolfx's method (boot via fastboot), and had the same problem.
To me, it seems that this must come from the system we put on the sdcard/usb key.
DerArtem : could you tell us what distro you put on your usb-key ? (and maybe even with links for download ?)
Regards,
eRaph
USB tried
I tried with the USB and had the same problem.
To me, it seems that this must come from the system we put on the sdcard/usb key.
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I'm agree with your opinion.
I confirm that the method is not agressive for the tablet, restore android works for me.
Actually, I just found what the problem was : on the image I uncompressed on the usb key (tegra-rootfs.tgz), the /dev directory was empty, and lacked a console and a null entry (see h**p://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=28550)
The folowing command solved the problem (to do on your sdcard/usbkey) :
cd dev
mknod -m 660 console c 5 1
mknod -m 660 null c 1 3
Hi,
eraph2 said:
I met the same problem : stuck at the "no console found" point, and this either with an sd-card or a usb key. I also tried wolfx's method (boot via fastboot), and had the same problem.
To me, it seems that this must come from the system we put on the sdcard/usb key.
DerArtem : could you tell us what distro you put on your usb-key ? (and maybe even with links for download ?)
Regards,
eRaph
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I have used gentoo linux on a usb flash:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/tegra2/install.xml
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-arm.xml
eraph2 said:
Actually, I just found what the problem was : on the image I uncompressed on the usb key (tegra-rootfs.tgz), the /dev directory was empty, and lacked a console and a null entry (see h**p://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=28550)
The folowing command solved the problem (to do on your sdcard/usbkey) :
cd dev
mknod -m 660 console c 5 1
mknod -m 660 null c 1 3
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Yes, this files exists in the gentoo in the .tgz ....
I think that ubuntu might require a initrd...
And ubuntu works?
Can you start ubuntu fixing this?
Console
Creating the console in the dev..., ¿are you started ubuntu?
I successfully managed to boot the ac100 ubuntu image (tegra-rootfs.tgz) copied on my sdcard. X started well, and hooking a keyboard, I managed to create a user, edit his password, ...
Nevertheless, I did not manage yet to make both a keyboard and a mouse work at the same time (the usb hub does not seem to work), and unpluggin/replugging the keyboard did not work either.
So, the ac100 ubuntu image works somewhat (in text mode via ALT-F1, i managed to get root access), but seems to lack some hardware support (which is quite normal).
The first problem is probably that the boot.img I used was the one DerArtem provided with his modified sdmmc-update.zip archive, which contains a 2.6.32 kernel, whereas the ubuntu image uses a 2.6.29-ac100 kernel, hence no modules get loaded. I should find how to rebuild a boot.img with the good kernel (or better : add the good modules to the ubuntu image).
DerArtem : may I ask you how you did rebuild the boot.img in your various packages ?
Regards,
eRaph
eraph2 said:
I successfully managed to boot the ac100 ubuntu image (tegra-rootfs.tgz) copied on my sdcard. X started well, and hooking a keyboard, I managed to create a user, edit his password, ...
Nevertheless, I did not manage yet to make both a keyboard and a mouse work at the same time (the usb hub does not seem to work), and unpluggin/replugging the keyboard did not work either.
So, the ac100 ubuntu image works somewhat (in text mode via ALT-F1, i managed to get root access), but seems to lack some hardware support (which is quite normal).
The first problem is probably that the boot.img I used was the one DerArtem provided with his modified sdmmc-update.zip archive, which contains a 2.6.32 kernel, whereas the ubuntu image uses a 2.6.29-ac100 kernel, hence no modules get loaded. I should find how to rebuild a boot.img with the good kernel (or better : add the good modules to the ubuntu image).
DerArtem : may I ask you how you did rebuild the boot.img in your various packages ?
Regards,
eRaph
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Hi,
please search on the web how to rebuild the boot.img. This is not a problem. My zip also contains the config to rebuild the kernel. The sources of the kernel are also documented in the readme inside the zip. The initrd is just empty.
But running ubunu on the folio might be a bad idea. Ubuntu is compiled for NEON instruction set, but the Tegra 2 CPU does not support this, so a lot of applications can crash when they will try to execute more advanced code....
Debian (optimized for ARMv6 without NEON) or Gentoo are better for the Folio.
Then, if I want to install gentoo instead ubuntu, do I have to follow the same steps but changing the distro linux for the gentoo? Or is it necessary to do anything else?
Thanks
I tried to install gentoo in a USB, but it's a long process and it's not usual for me.
I'm very lost!
halu:
If you obtain a opetative distro image, can you upload in any place?
I'm thinking in write a howto with the results.
Bests
(Saludos desde Mallorca!! )
Hi,
I've recently purchased a Huawei Mediapad Tablet running honeycomb 3.2.
I would like to root this tablet but am unable to find any guides on the web.
Any pointers and guides would be much appreciated.
Thanks
bump for you interested to know as well
Yeah, I also bought mediapad last 2 weeks, this honeycomb really unstable, hang/reboot very often. And when I switched to full resolution 1280x800, you can feel lagging. Disappointed with stock ROM.
i want to root huawei mediapad su302,please,thanks
Same here...
Just picked on up tonight, not bad hardware but the os needs a kick in the a$$.
Lets get this going people, time is a wasting!
I have beginner modding skills if anyone wants to help me start this?
Recently, I read some reference from some Chinese Forum..
There are Rooted ROMs... and tutorials about how to root by youself..
If you decide to create a rooted rom by yourself..
You need a Linux environment to do that...
Here's how I did mine...
1. First of All, download the latest ROM from Huawei official site..
http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/technicaIndex.do?method=gotoProductSupport&productId=3779&tb=0
2. Unzip it, you'll have a folder "dload"
3. Extract the file" system.img.ext4" from the Update.zip
4. Copy the "system.img.ext4" into your Linux Environment..
5. mount the image file like these...
#mkdir /mnt/tmp
#mount -o loop system.img.ext4 /mnt/tmp
6. put the "superuser" binary into the path /mnt/tmp/xbin
#cp su /mnt/tmp/xbin
7. Assgin the correct permission to the su binary
#chmod 6755 /mnt/tmp/xbin/su
8. Unmount the path and copy the system.img.ext4 into the original Update.zip
#umount /mnt/tmp
9. Put the "dload" folder into the root directory of a Micro-SD
10. Power Up your mediapad, when it vibrates, press and hold Volume Down until you see the Android icon, and it will try to flash the new ROM.
11. After everything is done, Look for Super User from Market, you'll see.
--
For su binary.. you can find it here http://androidsu.com/superuser/
Here's the product of all the above steps...
http://www.multiupload.com/0WPLQILCGH (114.73MB)
(I was using the official ROM dated 26 November..
and Put the su binary Together the superuser app into the system directory.
nothing else I have done to the ROM..)
You can also flash the system.img.ext4 into your mediapad directly via fastboot
to activate the fastboot mode of mediapad..
1. Connect your mediapad to your Computer with USB cable
2. Power up the mediapad with Volume Up button press and hold until your computer sense it and install the correct driver for it.
3. Direct flash your mediapad like this..
fastboot flash system system.img.ext4
then, reboot your mediapad..
you'll have your apps un-touched, while you have the latest system. enjoy~!
--
Fastboot, extracted from the Android SDK..
Many thanks squide, especially for the system image. I was too lazy to break out ubuntu...
I now have a rooted mediapad.
However the command below did not work for me.
squide said:
3. Direct flash your mediapad like this..
fastboot flash system.img.ext4
.
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I had to use fastboot flash system system.img.ext4
last rom with root + busybox + some app
http://uploading.com/files/53f162e9/dload.rar/
I can now run my favourite titanium backup.
squide said:
Here's the product of all the above steps...
http://www.multiupload.com/0WPLQILCGH (114.73MB)
(I was using the official ROM dated 26 November..
and Put the su binary Together the superuser app into the system directory.
nothing else I have done to the ROM..)
You can also flash the system.img.ext4 into your mediapad directly via fastboot
to activate the fastboot mode of mediapad..
1. Connect your mediapad to your Computer with USB cable
2. Power up the mediapad with Volume Up button press and hold until your computer sense it and install the correct driver for it.
3. Direct flash your mediapad like this..
fastboot flash system.img.ext4
then, reboot your mediapad..
you'll have your apps un-touched, while you have the latest system. enjoy~!
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Fastboot, extracted from the Android SDK..
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Thanks. Manage to root my mediapad without losing the installed apps.
Btw use this link to get the fastboot
http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r13-windows.zip
squide said:
5. mount the image file like these...
#mkdir /mnt/tmp
#mount -o loop system.img.ext4 /mnt/tmp
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Which distro are you using?
I'm having some problems writing to the image after mounting it as a loop back for Ubuntu 10.4
just a question about this device as GSMarena shows GSM support does it mean the you can use it as a phone.
freeko2 said:
just a question about this device as GSMarena shows GSM support does it mean the you can use it as a phone.
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It's been discussed quite a bit in the Hardwarezone forum. I cannot post a link yet, so just google for 'mediapad hardwarezone forum'.
You need to install the HuaweiMediaPadPhone.apk which you can request from those in the forum. You can also find the link for Mediafire on the forum.
Once you install the apk, you will get the standard Phone and Messaging apps which you can use to make phone calls over GSM and also SMS. Working well for me.
venomrat said:
Many thanks squide, especially for the system image. I was too lazy to break out ubuntu...
I now have a rooted mediapad.
However the command below did not work for me.
I had to use fastboot flash system system.img.ext4
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Thanks. I had a lab full of Linux systems, so I tried to put the 'su' in myself. Thanks to this fastboot procedure, I have a rooted system with no apps lost.
venomrat said:
Many thanks squide, especially for the system image. I was too lazy to break out ubuntu...
I now have a rooted mediapad.
However the command below did not work for me.
I had to use fastboot flash system system.img.ext4
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So did you Root it with a PC?
Could you give me some info on how you did this?
I have sdk r13 & fastboot (is 1.img the file I need to flash?)
It's quite easy. just ensure.
1. Your Android SDK is installed correctly
2. Mediapad Fastboot USB driver is detected
3. get the correct system.img.ext4
4. Ensure fastboot works before issuing the flash command
by doing this you would not lose the current installed apps as this would only flash the
updated system plus root binary. After doing so please download superuser from android market
the flash process take less than 10 minutes.
btw i use this command
fastboot flash system system.img.ext4
yup i use a pc to this.
disclaimer:
there's risk of bricking your mediapad. do it at your own risk.
Thanks,
I might try this.
Where can I find system.img.ext4?
DUH!!!! I unzipped the Hauwei firmware folder update.zip and found it - that's the right one right?
---------- Post added at 02:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:55 PM ----------
Also, I don't know if you saw or not, but I lost 4G connection since I originally had a T-Mobile SpringBoard and flashed the Hauwei firmware to it. Do you think rooting it will allow the 4G again? If so, would it be easy for a 'tard like me to do ?
yup that's the right file. I'm using mediapad.
Probably this rom resources file does not have the 4g icon.
Do you still have the same broadband speed?
Can you please verify this using speedtest?
Here's my recent speeds (3G). I wish I would've saved my 4G tests, but didn't realize I was going to loose all of that.
https://skydrive.live.com/redir.asp...372FEF79249B184B!172&authkey=!AHnxi6Q8Yj6srLQ
Also, what do you know about typing ()()2846579()()+ in the calculator. Can anything really be modified here? I've played around with the preferred frequencies and radio bands, but not sure what's really going on. And I think some of it goes back to a default anyway.
I was hoping that something like no 4G icon was the issue, but looking at the speeds (these are test from an area that I know get 4G speeds). I go to:
Settings >Mobile networks>Network operators>Search networks I only see T-Mo and AT&T 2G & 3G
Hi,
This is one of the ways you can try to Dual Boot Remix OS if the others failed for you. Using this method, you can choose to boot either to Windows or to Android each time you restart your computer. This method is safe and won't harm your windows files in any ways. No media inside your computer will get deleted.
Note: No EasyBCD or EasyEFI Softwares used.
Requirements:
The Remix OS Updated Version 2.0 (Released on 25th January)
The Android x86.
Android Installer:
Click this XDA thread for EFI Devices.
Click here for Legacy Devices.
You also need a 7zip software for extracting files etc.
Now, get the full tutorial from here: Dual Boot Remix OS with Windows.
This tutorial also has screenshots to help you in every step.
Note: In the tutorial I have given download link to Remix OS which is the older version, please ignore that and download the newer version of the Remix OS I gave here above.
Thanks.
Perfect to install 2.0 version, but how to upgrade on build 2.0.1. Tks.
Check Official Website
jongzizi said:
Perfect to install 2.0 version, but how to upgrade on build 2.0.1. Tks.
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Hi, Do check the official website for instructions to update. But I will recommend a fresh installation although.
Hi, in step "mountvol B" => "B" is new partition, right ?
tungwoodboi said:
Hi, in step "mountvol B" => "B" is new partition, right ?
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Yes it is actually a virtual partition created.
The mountvol command works for mounting virtual partitions.
hellonirmal said:
Hi,
This is one of the ways you can try to Dual Boot Remix OS if the others failed for you. Using this method, you can choose to boot either to Windows or to Android each time you restart your computer. This method is safe and won't harm your windows files in any ways. No media inside your computer will get deleted.
Note: No EasyBCD or EasyEFI Softwares used.
Requirements:
The Remix OS Updated Version 2.0 (Released on 25th January)
The Android x86.
Android Installer:
Click this XDA thread for EFI Devices.
Click here for Legacy Devices.
You also need a 7zip software for extracting files etc.
Now, get the full tutorial from here: Dual Boot Remix OS with Windows.
This tutorial also has screenshots to help you in every step.
Note: In the tutorial I have given download link to Remix OS which is the older version, please ignore that and download the newer version of the Remix OS I gave here above.
Thanks.
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link not working for android installer
SIMBIOS said:
link not working for android installer
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It's working fine for me. Check again.
hellonirmal said:
It's working fine for me. Check again.
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could you send me that grub.cfg
my email id is [email protected]
SIMBIOS said:
could you send me that grub.cfg
my email id is [email protected]
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Here's the Grub.cfg File: http://pastie.org/pastes/10680721/text
Copy it and save in notepad and choose file name as grub and file extension as cfg.
I'm installed with installer download from oficial site. But after selected Remix OS from booting selection menu, i got two option:
Android
Android( Debug mode)
Them always gave me this message:
--set--root /Android/system.img
Error 15: file not found
When i came back to previous screen, then press E, i have this
--set--root /Android/system.img
/kernel /Android/kernel (many things here)
initrd /android/initrd.img
I replaced Android with RemixOS, it continue and then i stuck at
A N D R O I D [email protected]_x86_64:#
Anyway to fix this issue?
percynguyen92 said:
I'm installed with installer download from oficial site. But after selected Remix OS from booting selection menu, i got two option:
Android
Android( Debug mode)
Them always gave me this message:
--set--root /Android/system.img
Error 15: file not found
When i came back to previous screen, then press E, i have this
--set--root /Android/system.img
/kernel /Android/kernel (many things here)
initrd /android/initrd.img
I replaced Android with RemixOS, it continue and then i stuck at
A N D R O I D [email protected]_x86_64:#
Anyway to fix this issue?
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The official installer doesn't install into an Android folder; so I don't think you installed correctly.
However if you find your grub.cfg [or menu.lst] and change it to --set--root /Android/kernel you should be fine.
If you can't find the grub/menu.lst then add a file called system.img to the Android folder [copying and renaming the initrd.img is probably the simplest way to do it]
@percynguyen92 are you sure u used the official installer? Did you install Remix OS before with unofficial methods?
Sent from mobile
HypoTurtle said:
The official installer doesn't install into....
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I downloaded from jide.com. i have checked md5sum. I searched many files with "Android" word including grub.cfg and menu.lst. Coundn't find any. My remix os use system.sfs, not system.img, what can i do?
@Vioner i have installed alpha version before with easybcd
percynguyen92 said:
I downloaded from jide.com. i have checked md5sum. I searched many files with "Android" word including grub.cfg and menu.lst. Coundn't find any. My remix os use system.sfs, not system.img, what can i do?
@Vioner i have installed alpha version before with easybcd
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Ah with legacy/bios it's menu.lst - not sure how to get to that. I do think you are loading the grub you used previously with easybcd rather than the one instaaled with the jide tool. So ideally boot to your bios and see is there a different boot entry you can launch. Alternatively as said before add a blank/garbage file called system.img into that folder - grub just wants to find it; it will actually use the system.sfs to run Remix [or you can press e on every boot and change system.img to system.sfs]
@percynguyen92 like HypoTurtle said - your PC instead of trying to start current Remix, starts alpha because of the old bootloader files /boot entries. It's probably just the old menu.lst file.
I don't know much about legacy booting, but you should be able to fix this with EasyBCD or by accessing the bootloader files and wiping the alpha version files.
Sent from mobile
i downloaded hacked version and stucking on bootscreen
A N D R O I [email protected]_x86_64
i will try debug mode tomorrow
I also had this issue, once I tried to install Android x86 on my PC and I think it fu*ked something in boot...
Today I fixed it finally....
With this command:
Code:
bootsect /nt60 SYS /mbr
I'm not sure if it will work when Windows is booted, but I've used Windows install disc, booted it, and somewhere in repair PC is also command option....
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Labs
@Ja_som how and where can i use this command? i'm not IT pro
percynguyen92 said:
@Ja_som how and where can i use this command? i'm not IT pro
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I'm also not a IT pro, Google search is my friend
Here is a step by step guide
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/repair-master-boot-record-mbr-windows
But in step 4, do not type those 4 commands (bootrec ....). but type command from my previous post, wait until it is done, close command window and reboot....
Ja_som said:
I also had this issue, once I tried to install Android x86 on my PC and I think it fu*ked something in boot...
Today I fixed it finally....
With this command:
Code:
bootsect /nt60 SYS /mbr
I'm not sure if it will work when Windows is booted, but I've used Windows install disc, booted it, and somewhere in repair PC is also command option....
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Labs
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You should also be able to restore the bcd [like what this does] with EasyBCD itself.
okay, i'm gonna buy a SSD, just money problem now. May be change hard drive and fresh install Windows 10 may fix this issue. Thanks guys!
This version doesn't realese worldwide so i found in chineese remix os forum
Before, 3 things you must know
1-) I'm not creator of this version so if you have hardware or similiar problems don't blame it
2-) If your hardware goes wrong (burn or something) don't blame to me because i'm not creator, i'm just like noobish user
3-) I share on this forum because i believe this is best version for some users
In my case; this version has more performance than other versions.
Brightheness and screen rotate is working
[x86]
Version : 2.0.503
Original post ; https://bbs.jide.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=8005&extra=page=1
Download link ; https://mega.nz/#!z4IWCYxZ!FCneDd5I8c00b93tXGbRmGZPHx77UqrY15z-uDZjBrg
[x86 - Problems]
- You can't install supersu directly from google play
Installation failed
If you root it with RMXTools you can't update the binary too, but it's better than normal root mode. Don't forget to disable 'Apppolicy' 'pm disable com.jıde.apppolicy'
- You SHOULD'NT install with 'read-write' mode on installation setup.
If you install it, your system become unstable. It may not booting after some restarts and you can't read your flash drive
- To mount system as r/w, replace initrd from @imanesaurus post https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67706802&postcount=4
YOU MUST install with system.img, extract system.sfs with RMXTools and move it to installation drive.
[x64]
Version : 2.0.513
Original post ; https://bbs.jide.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=8787&extra=page%3D1
Download link ; https://mega.nz/#!alg10ToJ!BcwH02bI6TI0rwngKpJ-UcIpAF-mfbq5FHm9aXNH3jk
Alternative :
https://yadi.sk/d/YpOcSOPxyKGxs
http://droidx86.gdk.mx/remix-os/remix-os-2-0-502/15/
[x64 - Problems]
- YOU SHOULDN'T INSTALL WITH 'READ-WRITE' MODE
YOUR SYSTEM GOING TO BE UNBOOTABLE AFTER SOME RESTART (%100)
- to install supersu, read carefully (noobish way)
1-) Install it system-write mode
2-) When the system boot up disable 'Apppolicy' on terminal(ALT + F1). 'pm disable com.jide.apppolicy'
3-) Install supersu and update binary
4-) After binary updated DON'T REBOOT YOUR ANDROID SYSTEM, make system.img on linux, linux live cd
http://ubuntuhak.blogspot.com/2012/10/how-to-create-format-and-mount-img-files.html
5-) After making system.img remove orginal 'read-write' system and format your android data
DON'T START YOUR ANDROID SYSTEM BETWEEN STEPS
- Mount system as read-write
If you install read-write mode on installation your system will be 'read-write' but your system will be unbootable after some restart. I don't know why
so i can't figure how to do this
More information is coming If you find any solution about this edition, please share it us. I will add to first page
Sorry for my bad english :crying:
what do you mean by rotate is working????
princehpk said:
what do you mean by rotate is working????
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screen rotate. Jide removed 'screen rotate' and 'brightheness' functions on remix os 2.0.402 and 2.0.403 versions
Bump.
Use the 3.0.207 modified initrd.img found in RMXTools downloads in GDrive.
And convert system.sfs to system.img using RMXTools.
Notice: Remix OS already comes pre-rooted but if you want to install SuperSU just use RMXTools to install SuperSU. (Root-32 and Root-64)
Issue: Reflection doesn't work correctly in Asphalt Nitro with Mesa 11.
And PUBG also doesn't work. (No solution yet.)
Cheers!
Ahmad.
I'm very happy with the system, it's rly a nice addon to W7.
I wouldn't ditch windows for few editing programs etc.
1. Or do You have a way to emulate windows programs in Remix?
2. JPanime app works but I got only sound - can anyone confirm that or help fix it?
3. This Phoenix OS is better? If is why?
4. Is there a way to make look windows like Remix OS? (love the bar, icons etc.)
Bump, again, the original forum links don't work anymore.
As Jide has renewed the site, letting it more focused on Enterprise solutions as they mentioned, BTW, stay tuned for the new Jide OS 4.0. (JOS X 1.0)