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This is a development thread. Do not post "good job", or "great idea", or "cool, i'm trying this now".. I want feedback.
Introduction
This is a precursor to a possible way of running a custom kernel and ROM on the Nook Tablet in a chroot environment. I've been working on an Android app and almost have a usable installer for my AndBuntu project. If we are sucessful, this installer can be converted to a Un-Nook-er app "AndNook" which may be used to install custom kernels and ROMs with additional work.
So, with that said, lets get to it.
You will need:
This is all the software you will need to run this script. If you don't have a Debian Linux based computer, you can dual boot, install Ubuntu within Windows, or run it from a memory stick.
A rooted Nook Tablet
Android Market installed on the Nook Tablet
Busybox Installed on the Nook Tablet
A Terminal Emulator installed on the Nook Tablet
A VNC viewer Installed on the Nook Tablet
A Linux computer, dual boot or run from a memory stick
Getting started
The basic process will go like this.. Generate an image in Ubuntu, put that on your /sdcard/Ubuntu folder and then execute a script
On the Linux computer execute the following code block
Code:
cd ~/Desktop
sudo apt-get install rootstock
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh --fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0 --doswap --swapsize 256M
This will take a while, and it will generate a image file with a bunch of charactors like ***************.img.
rename this file "ubuntu.img" without the quotes
create a folder on the Nook Tablet called "/sdcard/ubuntu". (that's internal storage folder "/ubuntu/")
copy the "ubuntu.img" file to the folder
copy THIS SCRIPT to your sdcard/ubuntu/ folder and name it "uboot".
launch the terminal emulator and execute the following code block
Code:
su
sh /sdcard/ubuntu/uboot
Paste the output of that command here. If it failed stop. If it worked, keep going
in the Ubuntu environment execute the following code block
Code:
/firstRun
tightvncserver
tightvncserver may ask you for a password
Launch your VNC Viewer app
Specify 127.0.0.1 as the connection address. Use your password which you selected in previous code block.
Please note, the script is designed for a Samsung Android device. There is a line in the SH script
Code:
export UbuntuLoopFS=/sdcard/ubuntu/ubuntu.img
This line may require modification.
I'm looking for feedback. If you cannot understand what's going on, please don't post. This is not user friendly.
I take no responsibility or liability for anything which may happen to your device. This may force your device into a boot loop 8 times and your device will be factory restored. If it does, please let me know and I will make changes accordingly.
I am interested in trying this but
How much data will need to be downloaded, I currently only have "borrowed" WiFi and cell phone
And does this give you a fully usable ubuntu with desktop and ability to install linux apps
thanks for info
little8020 said:
I am interested in trying this but
How much data will need to be downloaded, I currently only have "borrowed" WiFi and cell phone
And does this give you a fully usable ubuntu with desktop and ability to install linux apps
thanks for info
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about 2-400 megs
Not sure if it makes a difference, but the NT mounts the sdcard at /mnt/sdcard
Any way, though, I have a Linux Mint (based on Ubuntu) distro installed through VirtualBox, and I'll throw together an Ubuntu installation as well right now. I'm more than willing to help out.
(misinterpreted the meaning of 'feedback'. Apologies.)
EDIT 2: Turning this into a useful post. Hopefully this is the kind of bull**** you want. If not, I'll try again!
Tried the image build on a system running Oneiric. Receive segfaults when attempting to add CA certs to java.
Code:
Setting up ca-certificates-java (20100412) ...
creating /etc/ssl/certs/java/cacerts...
qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped
/var/lib/dpkg/info/ca-certificates-java.postinst: line 40: 16110 Segmentation fault LANG=C LC_ALL=C keytool -importcert -trustcacerts -keystore $KEYSTORE -noprompt -storepass "$storepass" -alias "$alias" -file "$cacertdir/$pem" > $log 2>&1
/var/lib/dpkg/info/ca-certificates-java.postinst: line 40: 16113 Segmentation fault LANG=C LC_ALL=C keytool -importcert
trustcacerts -keystore $KEYSTORE -providerClass sun.security.pkcs11.SunPKCS11 -providerArg '${java.home}/lib/security/nss.cfg' -noprompt -storepass "$storepass" -alias "$alias" -file "$cacertdir/$pem" > $log 2>&1
error adding brasil.gov.br/brasil.gov.br.crt
Many segfaults follow. One for each cert it tried to install. Image build abends shortly after with an error code 1 in sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg.
At first I thought this might be due to my use of OpenJDK. I removed OpenJDK, installed Sun/Oracle JDK and experienced same. This may be Oneiric-specific. For giggles I'm trying oneiric as the dist in a follow-up build on this machine, and also moving to a second Ubuntu box that's running Maverick for another try at the original instructions. Will edit this post with future updates.
AdamOutler said:
[*]On the Linux computer execute the following code block
Code:
cd ~/Desktop
sudo apt-get install rootstock
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh, -fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0 --doswap --swapsize 256M
This will take a while, and it will generate a image file with a bunch of charactors like ***************.img.
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Arg, I let this go for ~an hour on my netbook and got a long way through the process before I got:
Code:
/usr/bin/stat: cannot read file system information for `/home/UserUser': No such file or directory
Segmentation fault
Can this be done on a 64-bit installation of ubuntu? I have that on the more powerful desktop downstairs.
You know that this is already in the market... Ubuntu install guide. An image of 10.10 for Arm is linked in the app along with the script to start it. I have it installed and running. Only issue I have is that the resolution is lower than Blaze as the image is designed for phones.
Sent from my BNTV250 using xda premium
liquidzoo said:
Not sure if it makes a difference, but the NT mounts the sdcard at /mnt/sdcard
Any way, though, I have a Linux Mint (based on Ubuntu) distro installed through VirtualBox, and I'll throw together an Ubuntu installation as well right now. I'm more than willing to help out.
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mint will work.
LouZiffer said:
Personally I'd like the option of a slimmed down version that doesn't include the overhead of X/VNC, though I can understand the advantages of a GUI from a usability standpoint. That's a simple matter of generating an image without those options, but you might want to consider it if you're offering pre-generated images or scripts for download at some point.
Sent from my HTC Evo Design 4G using XDA Premium
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This is the kind of bull**** I don't want in this thread. Congratulations on wasting a post.
jeph36 said:
Arg, I let this go for ~an hour on my netbook and got a long way through the process before I got:
Code:
/usr/bin/stat: cannot read file system information for `/home/UserUser': No such file or directory
Segmentation fault
Can this be done on a 64-bit installation of ubuntu? I have that on the more powerful desktop downstairs.
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you need to log in as a full user. UserUser is not a valid user. Useruser does not have a home folder.
AdamOutler said:
you need to log in as a full user. UserUser is not a valid user. Useruser does not have a home folder.
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It actually was "/home/jeph36/" where 'jeph36' is my normal ubuntu login. When I posted I thought maybe I should change it for some privacy reason, only to later realize that it is my xda user name anyway. I assume by "full user" you just mean the user that I use to login.
Edit: I tried again on the same computer with the same result. I am not sure what is missing. Unfortunately I can not stay up later to try on a different computer or with a new install (new 3-day old baby, work tomorrow, etc). Hopefully someone else has this working by tomorrow afternoon/evening, but if not I will get on it then.
AdamOutler said:
This is a development thread. Do not post "good job", or "great idea", or "cool, i'm trying this now".. I want feedback.
<QUOTE SNIP>
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Saw a few mistakes such as "sh /sdcard/uboot" Shouldnt it be "sh /sdcard/ubunbtu/uboot"? I am currently n the proccess of getting ubuntu up and running in virtualbox and will be trying this out once i get this up and running for you.
Edit: The rootstock command did not work for me on ubuntu 10.04 it just spits out the command usage spill. IT installed rootstock just fine tho. so I am lost at the moment until I get some feedback of my own here. do I need to iunstall anything ontop of my fresh ubuntu install to get this working?
Edit got the command working but its still flawed big time as it keeps kicking out errors at me. You are going to want to take a good look at it and fix it.
Ed ok I managed to create the image file and here is the command i used to do it
Code:
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh, -f localhost --l ubuntu --p ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0
Not sure if it will work correctly or not but I am going to find out soon.
Edit: Ok got it transfered over and ran the "sh /sdcard/ubuntu/uboot" Command and this is the output from it
Code:
: permission denied
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
The command executed failed. please search for this command on Google. IF that fails, try [url]www.ubuntuforums.org[/url].
: permission denied
"
"
"
Setting up environmental variables
test: permission denied
Environmental is:
/sdcard/ubuntu/uboot: 96: Syntax error: "else" unexpected (expecting "then")
Montisaquadeis said:
Saw a few mistakes such as "sh /sdcard/uboot" Shouldnt it be "sh /sdcard/ubunbtu/uboot"? I am currently n the proccess of getting ubuntu up and running in virtualbox and will be trying this out once i get this up and running for you.
Edit: The rootstock command did not work for me on ubuntu 10.04 it just spits out the command usage spill. IT installed rootstock just fine tho. so I am lost at the moment until I get some feedback of my own here. do I need to iunstall anything ontop of my fresh ubuntu install to get this working?
Edit got the command working but its still flawed big time as it keeps kicking out errors at me. You are going to want to take a good look at it and fix it.
Ed ok I managed to create the image file and here is the command i used to do it
Code:
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh, -f localhost --l ubuntu --p ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0
Not sure if it will work correctly or not but I am going to find out soon.
Edit: Ok got it transfered over and ran the "sh /sdcard/ubuntu/uboot" Command and this is the output from it
Code:
: permission denied
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
The command executed failed. please search for this command on Google. IF that fails, try [url]www.ubuntuforums.org[/url].
: permission denied
"
"
"
Setting up environmental variables
test: permission denied
Environmental is:
/sdcard/ubuntu/uboot: 96: Syntax error: "else" unexpected (expecting "then")
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try as superuser.. I'm downloading right now, later I'll tell if work
AdamOutler said:
mint will work.
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Excellent, I will do this tonight and post results.
Montisaquadeis said:
Edit: Ok got it transfered over and ran the "sh /sdcard/ubuntu/uboot" Command and this is the output from it
Code:
: permission denied
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
The command executed failed. please search for this command on Google. IF that fails, try [url]www.ubuntuforums.org[/url].
: permission denied
"
"
"
Setting up environmental variables
test: permission denied
Environmental is:
/sdcard/ubuntu/uboot: 96: Syntax error: "else" unexpected (expecting "then")
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I believe it should be sh /mnt/sdcard/ubuntu/uboot (though it appears that may be what you input), and it should be done as root.
Ok after giving terminal emulator root access all those permisson denied turn into not found. so that script dont work either way. the rest of that output stayed the same.
The script must be edited to the absolute path for the Ubuntu image.
good job, great idea, this is cool, i'm trying this now
AdamOutler said:
The script must be edited to the absolute path for the Ubuntu image.
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I have the image on the sdcard in a folder called ubuntu and the file name is ubuntu.img
I would assume that is where the script is looking for the image and its there on the sdcard in the folder named ubuntu and the file is ubuntu.img
The image parameters were wrong..
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh, -fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0 --doswap --swapsize 256M
should have been
Code:
sudo rootstock --dist maverick --seed lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh -fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu --imagesize 3800M --notarball --fullname "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 --locale en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0 --doswap --swapsize 256M
See that? I didn't either... the comma after "ssh" should not be there.
Not sure if it's going to make a difference, but I am getting an error when running the (corrected) rootstock command:
Unable to open a folder for 4.0 GB Filesystem
No application is registered as handling this file
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It's still running, so maybe it won't matter. This is on a 20GB (total, split 500M /boot, 10G /, 9.5G /home) VirtualBox Mint system.
And they are still wrong it should be -f localhost --l ubuntu --p ubuntu not -fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu
Montisaquadeis said:
And they are still wrong it should be -f localhost --l ubuntu --p ubuntu not -fqdn localhost --login ubuntu --password ubuntu
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-f and --fqdn are interchangeable, but you're right, if you use fqdn it needs another dash, though you're wrong about --l and --p, it's either --login and --password or -l and -p Again, they're interchangeable.
The shorter way would be:
sudo rootstock -d maverick -s lxde,tightvncserver,openoffice.org,gimp,ssh, -f localhost -l ubuntu -p ubuntu -i 3800M --notarball -n "Ubuntu for Android" --kbmodel pc104 -x en_US.UTF-8 --serial ttyS0 --doswap --swapsize 256M
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Though, for some reason, the -s switch doesn't seem to work (on my version) in place of --seed
I already installed "Android SDK" on my windows7 (32 bit) computer. Today i try to install "DroidExplorer.0.8.8.3.x86".
When i try to install it, its installation process request browse correct "SDK Folder". Then i select "Setup android SDK for me". After that i display following error message.
Please help me to install this tool on my PC.
Thanks!
Error message that i receive!
System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path 'adb.exe' is denied.
at System.IO.Directory.DeleteHelper(String fullPath, String userPath, Boolean recursive)
at System.IO.Directory.Delete(String fullPath, String userPath, Boolean recursive)
at DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper.Panels.DownloadPanel.SdkPathCleanup() in d:\Development\projects\csharp\droidexplorer\trunk\DroidExplorer\DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper\Panels\DownloadPanel.cs:line 251
at DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper.Panels.DownloadPanel.RunSetup() in d:\Development\projects\csharp\droidexplorer\trunk\DroidExplorer\DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper\Panels\DownloadPanel.cs:line 181
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Thanks!
After i end, "adb.exe" process using windows task manager, installation process work, and it automatically detect "SDK Folder", but now i receive following error.
System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot start service DroidExplorerService on computer '.'. ---> System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion
--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
at System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController.Start(String[] args)
at System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController.Start()
at DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper.Panels.StartServicePanel.StartService() in d:\Development\projects\csharp\droidexplorer\trunk\DroidExplorer\DroidExplorer.Bootstrapper\Panels\StartServicePanel.cs:line 53
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hhhhh same cases... anyone help us please... -_-"
i have ADB already installed & also have android SDK, but after installing DroidExplorer.0.8.8.3.x86 , when its asks for sdk path ,after i browse & locate, it shows me "droid explorer android sdk invalid" error ... any other way to install it ???
No, this program is pretty much worthless and hasn't been supported for years.
These are the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM Windows Vista 32-bit drivers for those of you who are having trouble installing the drivers. I have only noticed this problem on Windows Vista, and therefore I have created this thread.
I have only tested the below procedure on Windows Vista 32-bit.
Please note that I am not responsible for any damages caused to your windows system as a result of wrongly in putting the codes below.
Also note that following the installation of the drivers by this method may result in Test Mode being displayed on your desktop wallpaper.
Let’s get started:
1) Download, extract and place the Qualcomm folder on your desktop.
Installing the certificate:
2) Double click on “qcusbtest.cer” and open it.
3) Click on “Install Certificate.”
4) Select “Place certificate in the following stores”
5) Place the certificate in “Trusted Root Certification Authorities.”
6) Click Next, then Finish.
7) Follow steps 2 to 4
8) Place the certificate in “Trusted Publishers”
9) Click Next, then Finish.
10) Run Command Prompt as administrator (Start>Type “Command Prompt”>Right-click on command prompt and select “Run as administrator”)
In the below steps replace the red [insert] boxes with the relevant configurations of your system.
Next:
11) On command prompt type:
Code:
cd C:\Users\[COLOR="Red"][Insert Your Windows Username Here][/COLOR]\Desktop\Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM\Drivers
12) Then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a msmdm.inf
13) You should receive a success message.
14) Repeat for the other .inf files type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcmdm.inf
and then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf
15) Reboot your PC
Now you should have the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM drivers installed.
What is it for?
ybregeon said:
What is it for?
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How to install Qualcomm Drivers for people who are having trouble installing the drivers.
Just explain that you mean the PC drivers. Some might get confused and think you mean Qualcomm bootloaders in the phone.
Sent from my Lumia 800 using XDA Windows Phone 7 App
for xp??
ok i am with nokia lumia 710 and i am trying to write new os,but it wants this drivers "qualcomm cdma technologies msm" pls help,i am on xp,my phone have unlocked qualcomm bootloader
info
hi.
I succeeded in no way, unfortunately the third already does not settle. but Windows 7 64 bits of my system yes. May this be the trouble?
PnPUtil -i -a msmdm.inf (installed o.k.)
PnPUtil -i -a qcmdm.inf (installed o.k.)
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf (not installed, platform compatibility problem. )
i very sad! i flashed (my lumia 710 prototype rainbow rom with lumia 710 douwnloader. the rom is okay, but i have no call sound!!!! i want the original firmware . but nss not see the lumia help
Adrammelech said:
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf (not installed, platform compatibility problem. )
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looks like you need x64 drivers...
Worked on x64 Windows 7. Thanks very much for this
hasn't worked for me, still shows up as drivers not installed in Device Manager. When I point towards the files it doesn't accept them or if I do a computer/internet search. Just says driver cannot be found.
Any ideas?
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RHodgett said:
hasn't worked for me, still shows up as drivers not installed in Device Manager. When I point towards the files it doesn't accept them or if I do a computer/internet search. Just says driver cannot be found.
Any ideas?
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I should say I am running Windows 7 64bit.
Confirmed that work on Windows 8 dev preview and customers preview with Vista drivers (x86)
Hey, I've done the commands you gave.. All drivers installed correctly like you said.. But When I plug in my lumia 800 windows says it can't find the drivers
What can I do?
Yours sincereley,
Shabo09 said:
Hey, I've done the commands you gave.. All drivers installed correctly like you said.. But When I plug in my lumia 800 windows says it can't find the drivers
What can I do?
Yours sincereley,
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does your phone come up as a flash disc in restore mode if it doesnt then you dont have a unlocked bootloader regardless if its a qualcomm, there were 2 versions from what i can gather one allows nand access and one doesnt sounds like you have the one that does not
rob:good:
I have problem only with the installation of this....
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf
When i try to install this, receive this message:
Can not install the drivers for any of the devices in the system: exhausted the available data (translated from italian)
I need only of this driver for flash, I have an unlocked NAND
OS Windows 7 x64
bombolo85 said:
I have problem only with the installation of this....
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf
When i try to install this, receive this message:
Can not install the drivers for any of the devices in the system: exhausted the available data (translated from italian)
I need only of this driver for flash, I have an unlocked NAND
OS Windows 7 x64
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you dont need the drivers to flash put the phone into nand mode vol+ and power short vibration then plug usb, either flash in linux or in nss
rob:good:
moaster7 said:
These are the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM Windows Vista 32-bit drivers for those of you who are having trouble installing the drivers. I have only noticed this problem on Windows Vista, and therefore I have created this thread.
I have only tested the below procedure on Windows Vista 32-bit.
Please note that I am not responsible for any damages caused to your windows system as a result of wrongly in putting the codes below.
Also note that following the installation of the drivers by this method may result in Test Mode being displayed on your desktop wallpaper.
Let’s get started:
1) Download, extract and place the Qualcomm folder on your desktop.
Installing the certificate:
2) Double click on “qcusbtest.cer” and open it.
3) Click on “Install Certificate.”
4) Select “Place certificate in the following stores”
5) Place the certificate in “Trusted Root Certification Authorities.”
6) Click Next, then Finish.
7) Follow steps 2 to 4
8) Place the certificate in “Trusted Publishers”
9) Click Next, then Finish.
10) Run Command Prompt as administrator (Start>Type “Command Prompt”>Right-click on command prompt and select “Run as administrator”)
In the below steps replace the red [insert] boxes with the relevant configurations of your system.
Next:
11) On command prompt type:
Code:
cd C:\Users\[COLOR="Red"][Insert Your Windows Username Here][/COLOR]\Desktop\Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM\Drivers
12) Then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a msmdm.inf
13) You should receive a success message.
14) Repeat for the other .inf files type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcmdm.inf
and then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf
15) Reboot your PC
Now you should have the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM drivers installed.
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Hello
Does anyone know why I get the following error?
Processing inf : qcmdm.inf
Adding the driver package failed : Access is denied.
Adding at least one driver package failed!
kian1234 said:
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Hello
Does anyone know why I get the following error?
Processing inf : qcmdm.inf
Adding the driver package failed : Access is denied.
Adding at least one driver package failed!
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Are you the admin or have the administrators rights to install drivers.
check that 1st.
I got the same 800 with Qualcom CDMA technologies MSM ... so can I flash and full unlock my 800????
I still get Certificate issues after installing your certificate.
Start command prompt as admin and type "shutdown -o -r -t 0"
disable driver signatures
Now installed drivers fine, going to restart now hope it works
Using windows 8 x64
After installed this drivers NSS pro didnt recognize my lumia 710
before driver
when i click on "READ INFO" it answer me correct
now
Checking selection...Supported(USB) interface selected.
Init connection...Done.
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Phone details:
-----------------
NCSD Version: N/A
SW Version: N/A
HW Version: N/A
IMEI: N/A
Product Code: N/A
Basic Product Code: N/A
Module Code: N/A
Production SN: N/A
Battery life: N/A
Number of Nams: N/A
Number of Mins: N/A
ESN: N/A
ESN Decoded: N/A
PRL Version: N/A
Battery Charge Capacity: N/A
Battery Full Capacity: N/A
Battery Cycle Count: N/A
Battery Temperature: N/A
Battery Voltage: N/A
Battery State of Charge: N/A
Battery Average Current: N/A
Battery Flags: N/A
Battery Standby Current: N/A
Battery MaxLoad Current: N/A
Battery Health State: N/A
Battery Nominal Capacity: N/A
Battery Remaining Capacity: N/A
any suggestions?
regards
moaster7 said:
These are the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM Windows Vista 32-bit drivers for those of you who are having trouble installing the drivers. I have only noticed this problem on Windows Vista, and therefore I have created this thread.
I have only tested the below procedure on Windows Vista 32-bit.
Please note that I am not responsible for any damages caused to your windows system as a result of wrongly in putting the codes below.
Also note that following the installation of the drivers by this method may result in Test Mode being displayed on your desktop wallpaper.
Let’s get started:
1) Download, extract and place the Qualcomm folder on your desktop.
Installing the certificate:
2) Double click on “qcusbtest.cer” and open it.
3) Click on “Install Certificate.”
4) Select “Place certificate in the following stores”
5) Place the certificate in “Trusted Root Certification Authorities.”
6) Click Next, then Finish.
7) Follow steps 2 to 4
8) Place the certificate in “Trusted Publishers”
9) Click Next, then Finish.
10) Run Command Prompt as administrator (Start>Type “Command Prompt”>Right-click on command prompt and select “Run as administrator”)
In the below steps replace the red [insert] boxes with the relevant configurations of your system.
Next:
11) On command prompt type:
Code:
cd C:\Users\[COLOR="Red"][Insert Your Windows Username Here][/COLOR]\Desktop\Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM\Drivers
12) Then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a msmdm.inf
13) You should receive a success message.
14) Repeat for the other .inf files type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcmdm.inf
and then type:
Code:
PnPUtil -i -a qcser.inf
15) Reboot your PC
Now you should have the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM drivers installed.
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seem to be having a problem while installing those inf files through cmd
getting the following message -
Adding the driver package failed : Invalid INF passed as parameter.
Total attempted: 0
Number successfully imported: 0
I have script that I want to make sure works on Mac OS X.
Could anyone test it for me?
Download here. Thanks.
Run it by:
Code:
chmod +x
./test
It's just a simple user input
Script output should be somewhat like this:
Code:
Enter input: [COLOR="SeaGreen"]XDA[/COLOR]
You typed: [COLOR="SeaGreen"]XDA[/COLOR]
What's the script do? I don't think most people want to just run a random script without knowing what it's purpose is.
SkyBehind said:
What's the script do? I don't think most people want to just run a random script without knowing what it's purpose is.
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Sorry I forgot to explain it. It's just a simple user input
Script output should be somewhat like this:
Enter input: XDA
You typed: XDA
Ew mono
lithid-cm said:
Ew mono
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>_< ... Do you have a Mac? (If you do can you test this?)
I have a Mac. I downloaded the file, there was no file extension. Tried running it with a .sh extension, no dice. Tried running it in terminal with no extension, again, no dice.
SkyBehind said:
I have a Mac. I downloaded the file, there was no file extension. Tried running it with a .sh extension, no dice. Tried running it in terminal with no extension, again, no dice.
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Try issuing the command:
Code:
chmod +x
./test
This is what i get on OS X 10.8.2:
michael$ chmod +x test
michael$ ./test
-bash: ./test: cannot execute binary file
It's Compiled as windows portable executable. basically a windows console. as revealed with the linux "file" command
Code:
test: PE32 executable (console) Intel 80386 (stripped to external PDB), for MS Windows
You need to check your compile settings buddy.
Alright I compiled it on Arch Linux (32bit)
file test:
Code:
test: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=0x1e06a9cf1d352f14daa5d1955a12ed185fd76768, stripped
Download the new one, here. Thanks.
(It's a simple user input. I just wanna test if it works on Mac)
Peteragent5 said:
Alright I compiled it on Arch Linux (32bit)
file test:
Code:
test: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=0x1e06a9cf1d352f14daa5d1955a12ed185fd76768, stripped
Download the new one, here. Thanks.
(It's a simple user input. I just wanna test if it works on Mac)
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You compiled it for linux as well
Code:
ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=0x1e06a9cf1d352f14daa5d1955a12ed185fd76768, stripped
I'm not 100% sure but I'm fairly sure that won't work on OSX ( I could be wrong ) you need to compile for Darwin which is what OSX is.
works great on linux tho
trevd said:
You compiled it for linux as well
Code:
ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=0x1e06a9cf1d352f14daa5d1955a12ed185fd76768, stripped
I'm not 100% sure but I'm fairly sure that won't work on OSX ( I could be wrong ) you need to compile for Darwin which is what OSX is.
works great on linux tho
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We'll see if it works on OSX or not...
I'm waiting for my Mac testers to be online...
Sorry, same as with the other one:
Michaels-MacBook-Proownloads michael$ ./test
-bash: ./test: cannot execute binary file
Michaels-MacBook-Proownloads michael$
You probably need a Mac to compile it for OS X.
Or maybe this helps:
http://devs.openttd.org/~truebrain/compile-farm/apple-darwin9.txt
Alright I think I've got it!
Can you please please test this new one?
file test:
Code:
test: Mach-O fat file with 2 architectures
Download here. Thanks!
Hi, I've tried run your file. This is the output:
-bash: ./test: Permission denied
Something missing?
alfanumerica said:
Hi, I've tried run your file. This is the output:
-bash: ./test: Permission denied
Something missing?
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chmod a+x test
alfanumerica said:
Hi, I've tried run your file. This is the output:
-bash: ./test: Permission denied
Something missing?
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chmod -x test
./test
I get a pop-up error:
Uncaught exception - [email protected]_read
sourcecodepoet said:
I get a pop-up error:
Uncaught exception - [email protected]_read
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Same here. Lion 10.7.4
Sent from Xperia Mini Pro
I can't do that
Sent from my HTC Desire HD using xda premium
Ubuntu 20.04 sees phone with Linux adb v28 using 'adb devices'.
I've installed the usb driver for my Blackview A80 phone in VirtualBox Windows 10 VM. However, VirtualBox Windows 10 VM fails to see my phone with adb (v1.0.32 & 1.0.39). I'd like to download adb.exe v1.0.40 (as that's the requirement to run B4A Windows app under Wine in Ubuntu.). But I can't find that version anywhere. Has anyone got adb.exe v1.0.40?
I've followed the instructions on
http://adbcommand.com/articles/How to build adb(1.0.40) for windows on Ubuntu but I get 'fatal: cannot make .repo directory: Permission denied' on the step
repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest. I know nothing about repo. Anybody have any ideas about this repo problem?
johnaaronrose1 said:
Ubuntu 20.04 sees phone with Linux adb v28 using 'adb devices'.
I've installed the usb driver for my Blackview A80 phone in VirtualBox Windows 10 VM. However, VirtualBox Windows 10 VM fails to see my phone with adb (v1.0.32 & 1.0.39). I'd like to download adb.exe v1.0.40 (as that's the requirement to run B4A Windows app under Wine in Ubuntu.). But I can't find that version anywhere. Has anyone got adb.exe v1.0.40?
I've followed the instructions on
http://adbcommand.com/articles/How to build adb(1.0.40) for windows on Ubuntu but I get 'fatal: cannot make .repo directory: Permission denied' on the step
repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest. I know nothing about repo. Anybody have any ideas about this repo problem?
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have you tried using chocolatey on the windows VM, to see if their adb source works for you?
you would need chocolately preinstalled, this thread would explain better.
How To Use Chocolatey
========================= ============================================ HOW TO USE CHOCOLATEY ============== ============= Hi Friends~! This amazing package manager changed my Windoz life
forum.xda-developers.com
after you have chocolatey installed, you would run this command:
choco install adb
essentially, it will dl the latest adb, and wrap all it's variables with the correct permissions, even in a vm. I'm not sure if this will help you, but just wanted to put it out there~!
Have a good day~!
jenneh said:
have you tried using chocolatey on the windows VM, to see if their adb source works for you?
you would need chocolately preinstalled, this thread would explain better.
How To Use Chocolatey
========================= ============================================ HOW TO USE CHOCOLATEY ============== ============= Hi Friends~! This amazing package manager changed my Windoz life
forum.xda-developers.com
after you have chocolatey installed, you would run this command:
choco install adb
essentially, it will dl the latest adb, and wrap all it's variables with the correct permissions, even in a vm. I'm not sure if this will help you, but just wanted to put it out there~!
Have a good day~!
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The specified link does not AFAIK give instructions on how to install chocolately.
Oh It Does~! As well As a VM demonstration on how to install on an unlisted YT vid. But Okay~! Just trying to help ;-)
The link you supplied with its links to "How to install chocolately" sends me to an advertising site.
johnaaronrose1 said:
Ubuntu 20.04 sees phone with Linux adb v28 using 'adb devices'.
I've installed the usb driver for my Blackview A80 phone in VirtualBox Windows 10 VM. However, VirtualBox Windows 10 VM fails to see my phone with adb (v1.0.32 & 1.0.39). I'd like to download adb.exe v1.0.40 (as that's the requirement to run B4A Windows app under Wine in Ubuntu.). But I can't find that version anywhere. Has anyone got adb.exe v1.0.40?
I've followed the instructions on
http://adbcommand.com/articles/How to build adb(1.0.40) for windows on Ubuntu but I get 'fatal: cannot make .repo directory: Permission denied' on the step
repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest. I know nothing about repo. Anybody have any ideas about this repo problem?
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Would this help?
Android SDK Platform Tools for Windows
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.26 platform-tools_r03-windows.zip (2011-02-23) platform-tools_r04-windows.zip (2011-05-10) platform-to...
cxzstuff.blogspot.com