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Does anybody have the Apk for this?
thanks!
why ?
need to install it on my prime
why do you assume it will work?
dmoney94 said:
Does anybody have the Apk for this?
thanks!
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You can try to install "TB" or "My backup" and do some backups. After that, copy what you want from backup.
Good luck!
For install on another ta let. It is not possible.
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I'm sure it is.
I'm not sure if it will work properly.
dmoney94 said:
need to install it on my prime
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Video player most likely won't work- it seems that there are other files in system it depends on ("native linux" binaries and libs)
For other apps- can't say for sure, I don't know how much they depend on framework
if we can get the Apk,then we can determine if it work or not.....
dmoney94 said:
if we can get the Apk,then we can determine if it work or not.....
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Download official update and unpack it (linux only) or download custom firmware and grab files from ext4 image
gen_scheisskopf said:
Download official update and unpack it (linux only) or download custom firmware and grab files from ext4 image
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thanks!
gen_scheisskopf said:
Download official update and unpack it (linux only) or download custom firmware and grab files from ext4 image
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Do you have procedure on how to unpack the image with linux?
dmoney94 said:
Do you have procedure on how to unpack the image with linux?
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Here it is
One note- ICS firmwares use modified/incompatible squashfs header which unsquashfs can't handle. Just mount unpacked .suqshfs as loop if such problem occurs
I extracted the code for the most Archos apps awhile ago. I can tell you they all rely on Archos frameworks(starting with mediacenter which handles video+music and ending up with a systemmonitor), so you need to get that on your Prime first. And you shouldn't forget you can get some signing problems when compiling them.
P.S. G8 apks are more easy, but they all still use archos frameworks.
hi, people. I'm new to this forum, as you all know, newbie gotta have 10 post in order to reply! lol... so I'm trying!
anyway, I have question about the super nexus rom from faryaab.
1- anyone have an idea how to connect phone to kies? I have try everything I can, just won't connect to kies.
2- I can't find file folder anymore on the phone with super nexus rom
Thank you people!! :good:
Kies works only with stock Samsung FW's.
And I don't understand 2nd question. What do you mean by "file folder"?
no1hustler said:
hi, people. I'm new to this forum, as you all know, newbie gotta have 10 post in order to reply! lol... so I'm trying!
anyway, I have question about the super nexus rom from faryaab.
1- anyone have an idea how to connect phone to kies? I have try everything I can, just won't connect to kies.
2- I can't find file folder anymore on the phone with super nexus rom
Thank you people!! :good:
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1. Kies only work for Stock based ROM
2. My files is not preinstalled in Super nexus Rom. If you want to access your files and folders, you have to download a file manager from Google Playstore (market). I recommend Solid Explorer or Es file explorer. both are free..
Jokesy said:
1. Kies only work for Stock based ROM
2. My files is not preinstalled in Super nexus Rom. If you want to access your files and folders, you have to download a file manager from Google Playstore (market). I recommend Solid Explorer or Es file explorer. both are free..
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problem solved..!! :laugh: thank you so much.. it have something to do the new file manager.., somehow it's locate in different place .. lol
Hi just want to ask how I can access my external memory I'm using super nexus ROM build 3
Yhenzo15 said:
Hi just want to ask how I can access my external memory I'm using super nexus ROM build 3
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install a file manager. when first starting a file manager you are at /sdcard so you probably need to go up to /
Go to /sdcard1/
Hi everyone!
I hope someone here will have an asnwer for my question...
So , the question is, How can I know for sure, which Android version runs on my device, if I don't trust the information
provided in "build.prop" file.
Specifically, how can I be sure I have an ICS and not GB ?
Thank you in advance!
System settings > about phone
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Furthermore if your running ICS for android version it should have a number ranging from 4-4.04.
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Thanks, but both answers don't help in my case, as they do use the contents of "build.prop".
In my case, I don't trust "build.prop" , and hence looking for alternative ways to determine the Android version.
f_mulder said:
Thanks, but both answers don't help in my case, as they do use the contents of "build.prop".
In my case, I don't trust "build.prop" , and hence looking for alternative ways to determine the Android version.
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What's your beef with build.prop? The only other way I know is to download a ROM of your choice, unzip it, Look in META-INF>com>android> and open up the metadata file and you should be able to see it in there. But, I suppose that could be fudged as well. Is someone launching some sort of Android conspiracy against you?
0dBu said:
What's your beef with build.prop? The only other way I know is to download a ROM of your choice, unzip it, Look in META-INF>com>android> and open up the metadata file and you should be able to see it in there. But, I suppose that could be fudged as well. Is someone launching some sort of Android conspiracy against you?
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+1
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If Google Chrome is available to you on the play store, you have ICS. If its not you have GB. Furthermore you could download an ICS only app and if it says there is an error parsing the package then you have GB
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0dBu said:
What's your beef with build.prop? The only other way I know is to download a ROM of your choice, unzip it, Look in META-INF>com>android> and open up the metadata file and you should be able to see it in there. But, I suppose that could be fudged as well. Is someone launching some sort of Android conspiracy against you?
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LOL .
OK I'll explain myself...
I have a chinese phone, which runs Android.
Manufacturer , releases new ROMs from time to time.
Last few ROMs, were "4.0.3", as it was written in "build.prop", but after installation,
I saw there is no Right to Left support, and for me , that is a sign, that the ROM isn't really 4.0.3,
as (AFAIK) 4.0.3 supports RTL out ofthe box...
Now, I still hope they will release real 4.0.X ROM some day, but till then, I don't want
to install every ROM they release. I want to identify whether ROM is 2.3.6 or 4.0.X before I Install it,
and not based on "build.prop".
So, I hope now you have full explanation, and will be able to help.
Thanks!
f_mulder said:
LOL .
OK I'll explain myself...
I have a chinese phone, which runs Android.
Manufacturer , releases new ROMs from time to time.
Last few ROMs, were "4.0.3", as it was written in "build.prop", but after installation,
I saw there is no Right to Left support, and for me , that is a sign, that the ROM isn't really 4.0.3,
as (AFAIK) 4.0.3 supports RTL out ofthe box...
Now, I still hope they will release real 4.0.X ROM some day, but till then, I don't want
to install every ROM they release. I want to identify whether ROM is 2.3.6 or 4.0.X before I Install it,
and not based on "build.prop".
So, I hope now you have full explanation, and will be able to help.
Thanks!
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Yes I figured this
gagdude said:
If Google Chrome is available to you on the play store, you have ICS. If its not you have GB. Furthermore you could download an ICS only app and if it says there is an error parsing the package then you have GB
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and here was my help you didn't notice. More apps include the Google now for ICS project, apex, nova, etc.
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posible soluction
I thing that if you go to Settings/ about phone/ and in android version you do a lot of clicks you will force to saw a picture with the version of android loock this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_PBIw7j4S4
werty100 said:
I thing that if you go to Settings/ about phone/ and in android version you do a lot of clicks you will force to saw a picture with the version of android loock this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_PBIw7j4S4
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But maybe he thinks that's been modified too?!!
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werty100 said:
I thing that if you go to Settings/ about phone/ and in android version you do a lot of clicks you will force to saw a picture with the version of android loock this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_PBIw7j4S4
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Wow, that is really nice trick!
I wasn't aware of it. Thanks!
Though, the problem is to know ROM's Android version , before I install it on the device.
So it is not a solution to my problem...
Ah, and that phone has an iPhone look menus , so there is no way to perform that trick, unfortunately...
gagdude said:
If Google Chrome is available to you on the play store, you have ICS. If its not you have GB. Furthermore you could download an ICS only app and if it says there is an error parsing the package then you have GB
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I did notice your post, thank you.
But the whole point of my question/problem , to identify the Android version on ROM,
without installing it to device.
Thanks!
f_mulder said:
I did notice your post, thank you.
But the whole point of my question/problem , to identify the Android version on ROM,
without installing it to device.
Thanks!
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I can make app that will say if you are running ICS or JB or GB!
I'll send you it tomorrow!
It checks api level of the system.
If its 16=JB , 15= ICS, 11 or 12=GB
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ppero196 said:
I can make app that will say if you are running ICS or JB or GB!
I'll send you it tomorrow!
It checks api level of the system.
If its 16=JB , 15= ICS, 11 or 12=GB
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Can you please explain what should be checked ?
I mean what can I check in ROM (it is CWM installable ZIP file ) , in order to know
which Android version it has?
But again, I don't want to install it! I want to know that from inspecting the ROM itself!
Thanks!
f_mulder said:
Can you please explain what should be checked ?
I mean what can I check in ROM (it is CWM installable ZIP file ) , in order to know
which Android version it has?
But again, I don't want to install it! I want to know that from inspecting the ROM itself!
Thanks!
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You can't check it....only apps can!
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f_mulder said:
Can you please explain what should be checked ?
I mean what can I check in ROM (it is CWM installable ZIP file ) , in order to know
which Android version it has?
But again, I don't want to install it! I want to know that from inspecting the ROM itself!
Thanks!
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Download the rom open it with 7zip and go to system-SW_configuration.xml
Open it with notepad++ and check the firmware.
The same thing you can do it with root explorer in your phone.
I don't believe he changed all the xml's just to make users believe is an ICS rom
To check for ICS:
Look at the file's /system/bin .
If it contains a binary called sh it's Gingerbread .
If it contains a binary called mksh then it's ICS .
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CallMeVentus said:
To check for ICS:
Look at the file's /system/bin .
If it contains a binary called sh it's Gingerbread .
If it contains a binary called mksh then it's ICS .
Sent from a Samsung Galaxy Ace
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On JB its also called mksh
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CallMeVentus said:
To check for ICS:
Look at the file's /system/bin .
If it contains a binary called sh it's Gingerbread .
If it contains a binary called mksh then it's ICS .
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As long as you live you learn
Thanks CallMeVentus!!!
I have Recently obtained and rooted a Double Power (DoPo) TD-1010 Tablet running ICS.
As it is a generic Chinese RK3066 tablet, I have not seen much support for it here.
I would like to know how to extract the necessary files needed to create a stock ROM for this device, in the event that I brick the device.
If all goes well, I plan to release the ROM, as there have been a select few others in need of it as well.
You have to be running on a Linux distro and use a tool called rkflashtool in conjunction with a script that will backup the .img's from your nand.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1286305
The script is called simpledump.sh you will also need to compile a file called mkkrnlimg.c
These have to all be in in your usr/bin folder in Linux, your $Path.
Dillmiester said:
You have to be running on a Linux distro and use a tool called rkflashtool in conjunction with a script that will backup the .img's from your nand.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1286305
The script is called simpledump.sh you will also need to compile a file called mkkrnlimg.c
These have to all be in in your usr/bin folder in Linux, your $Path.
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I'll try that soon, thanks for the reply
Just CWM to backup your current stock rom
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My themes - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36747522#post36747522
ase1590 said:
I have Recently obtained and rooted a Double Power (DoPo) TD-1010 Tablet running ICS.
As it is a generic Chinese RK3066 tablet, I have not seen much support for it here.
I would like to know how to extract the necessary files needed to create a stock ROM for this device, in the event that I brick the device.
If all goes well, I plan to release the ROM, as there have been a select few others in need of it as well.
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how do i root this?
Postal Psycho said:
how do i root this?
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youtube has some guides for this
Dillmiester, i have Rkflashtool up and running, however searching for simpledump and mkkrnlimg.c have yielded me little. Would you mind linking me to these?
for the time being, i've dumped everything from my tablet using
Code:
rkflashtool r 0x00000000 0x01000000 > myflashbackup.bin
ase1590 said:
youtube has some guides for this
Dillmiester, i have Rkflashtool up and running, however searching for simpledump and mkkrnlimg.c have yielded me little. Would you mind linking me to these?
for the time being, i've dumped everything from my tablet using
Code:
rkflashtool r 0x00000000 0x01000000 > myflashbackup.bin
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my PC can't find any drivers for my td1010. Help please?
coolprateek.kumar said:
Just CWM to backup your current stock rom
Using XDA premium through A5
My themes - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36747522#post36747522
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CWM is not supported from the app available on the market. Not interested in manually flashing the Recovery.img, in the event something decides to go terribly wrong.
Postal Psycho said:
my PC can't find any drivers for my td1010. Help please?
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I compiled what is known on this tablet in a thread Here
ase1590 said:
CWM is not supported from the app available on the market. Not interested in manually flashing the Recovery.img, in the event something decides to go terribly wrong.
I compiled what is known on this tablet in a thread Here
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Nothing risky in doing manually....just a minute's work
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How was the CWM-Recovery.img created for the td-1010
Hello, I'd like to find out how the CWM-recovery.img was created for the TD-1010. I have both the TD-1010 and the dopo M7088. I'd like to create one for the M7088. I tried the CWM builder web site but it did not seem to work.
Any info you have may help. Thanks
Hi my friend. I Need the ROM
ase1590 said:
I have Recently obtained and rooted a Double Power (DoPo) TD-1010 Tablet running ICS.
As it is a generic Chinese RK3066 tablet, I have not seen much support for it here.
I would like to know how to extract the necessary files needed to create a stock ROM for this device, in the event that I brick the device.
If all goes well, I plan to release the ROM, as there have been a select few others in need of it as well.
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goodnight friend. I need the ROM of TD-1010 dopo tablet. already have? I can send it. thanks.
I have the rare projector phone Samsung Galaxy Beam GT-I8520 (the first version). It was only released in Singapore, for a limited time, back in 2010.
Unfortunately, Samsung decided not to upgrade the 2.1 Android version of the phone to 2.2 due to the rarity of the device.
Since then, Samsung launched a new, international, version of the concept with the same name in 2012, but with different hardware and the product code GT-I8530. It was launched with Android 2.3 and has gotten upgrades to Jellybean.
I was wondering if I could somehow upgrade (port?) a firmware(ROM?) for my I8520 using a firmware(ROM?) for I8530?
They have the same resolution and both use ARMv7 instruction set.
Thank you!
Maveric-Romeo said:
I have the rare projector phone Samsung Galaxy Beam GT-I8520 (the first version). It was only released in Singapore, for a limited time, back in 2010.
Unfortunately, Samsung decided not to upgrade the 2.1 Android version of the phone to 2.2 due to the rarity of the device.
Since then, Samsung launched a new, international, version of the concept with the same name in 2012, but with different hardware and the product code GT-I8530. It was launched with Android 2.3 and has gotten upgrades to Jellybean.
I was wondering if I could somehow upgrade (port?) a firmware(ROM?) for my I8520 using a firmware(ROM?) for I8530?
They have the same resolution and both use ARMv7 instruction set.
Thank you!
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you can try porting be sure that processors are matching screen size pixel density etc
you can compare with other devices too select the best one that suits your phone and port the rom from that device
sangalaxy said:
you can try porting be sure that processors are matching screen size pixel density etc
you can compare with other devices too select the best one that suits your phone and port the rom from that device
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Thank you for the answer. The processors are different and and screen density is different, but the thing is that I would really like the one for I8530, because I also want to be able to use my built in projector.
Maveric-Romeo said:
Thank you for the answer. The processors are different and and screen density is different, but the thing is that I would really like the one for I8530, because I also want to be able to use my built in projector.
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you can try may be it works as you said it also has a armv7 structure and same screen size
sangalaxy said:
you can try may be it works as you said it also has a armv7 structure and same screen size
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What porting guide should I use and how should I prepare to make sure that I don't brick my phone?
Is this a good newbie walkthrough for porting? http://rk00064.blogspot.se/2012/04/port-gbcm7stock-roms-to-your-device.html
Maveric-Romeo said:
What porting guide should I use and how should I prepare to make sure that I don't brick my phone?
Is this a good newbie walkthrough for porting? http://rk00064.blogspot.se/2012/04/port-gbcm7stock-roms-to-your-device.html
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yea it is a good guide but I think it is copied from xda
for everything you will get answers from xda so why are you searching for another ones
and after building you should debug to find if there any error exists don't know much about that
anyways check here all you need is there
and search in xda and post in rom building section about rom porting questions
you should be debugged and use emulater to find out any error before flashing it into your phone
I have now downloaded a rom for I8520 and one for I8530.
But they do not contain the files I'm supposed to edit. One is called I8520DXJI1.rar and contains a file called SS_DL.dll and a .tar file containing these files:
cache.rfs
modem.bin
ramdisk.img
system.rfs
userdata.rfs
zImage.img
The other, I8530XXLK1_NEELK1_Nordic_Android_2.3.6.zip, also contains a file called SS_DL.dll and a .tar.md5 file.
What should I do with these? Do I need some other kind of roms?
Maveric-Romeo said:
I have now downloaded a rom for I8520 and one for I8530.
But they do not contain the files I'm supposed to edit. One is called I8520DXJI1.rar and contains a file called SS_DL.dll and a .tar file containing these files:
cache.rfs
modem.bin
ramdisk.img
system.rfs
userdata.rfs
zImage.img
The other, I8530XXLK1_NEELK1_Nordic_Android_2.3.6.zip, also contains a file called SS_DL.dll and a .tar.md5 file.
What should I do with these? Do I need some other kind of roms?
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The thing you have edit is in system so extract that system.rfs
The next is tar.md5 extract that also inside that will be a system folder thdn follow the rom portkng guides
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sangalaxy said:
The thing you have edit is in system so extract that system.rfs
The next is tar.md5 extract that also inside that will be a system folder thdn follow the rom portkng guides
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What program can I use to extract .rfs files?
Maveric-Romeo said:
What program can I use to extract .rfs files?
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iam not sure about that I never tried
try google you will find something
sangalaxy said:
iam not sure about that I never tried
try google you will find something
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Should/Could I move this thread to the rom building section to get more help?
Maveric-Romeo said:
Should/Could I move this thread to the rom building section to get more help?
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You cant move this because devolopment sections doesnt allow questions
You can find a tutorial to port and then ask there on the thread of porting or find any similiar thread
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