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Is there any way to run exe file in android with the help of cross platform/layer such as "wine layer" in Linux????
Biswajyoti said:
Is there any way to run exe file in android with the help of cross platform/layer such as "wine layer" in Linux????
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Search before you make a thread - looks quite complicated, probably not worth it.
Xda Thread
Here is a way! According to what I know!
Biswajyoti said:
Is there any way to run exe file in android with the help of cross platform/layer such as "wine layer" in Linux????
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What you can do is this, to run Ubuntu image on your android using any custom ROM kernel as the base i-e Cyanogen Mod! To have this you need to get the required Ubuntu image and also Busy box installed, Go to Google Play and search for ubuntu installer or something like this, there will be a free installed for android by XDA member, Grab that! Install that! Get Busy Box installer too from market! and install busy Box tools using that! After that open ubuntu installer read the instructions and using them you will be able to run ubuntu on your android phone using same base kernel.
Simply after having ubuntu on your screen go back to command application in your android phone Terminal Emulator and install wine using command sudo apt-get install wine amm! I don't remember the name exactly you need wine and wine trick both lol! Well Google this command and try this method it will help you! Best Of luck!
Don't forget to hit thanks after this valuable information! LOL
Great idea.....Thanks a lot....i will try this ...
Did it Worked???
Biswajyoti said:
Great idea.....Thanks a lot....i will try this ...
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Hey could you tell me if that worked.
why do you want to run exe on android????
you have all the required apps in google play
Make sure it doen't ruin your phone/tablet
Biswajyoti said:
Great idea.....Thanks a lot....i will try this ...
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Be careful not to damage ur phone/tablet bcuz running an .exe file on Linux (well in my case I don't wanna say about the others) created some stinky file that corrupted my Linux distribution (ubuntu) so I had to go to recovery everytime to restore it... On the other hand u have everything u need on the market or on google if the market banned it or something. Just be careful.
74274265j said:
Hey could you tell me if that worked.
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illuminatic said:
why do you want to run exe on android????
you have all the required apps in google play
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Do you have to have the custom kernal. Also how do you do this? (Noob).
Jf someone was to just make an app that let you run exe files they could probobly charge so much since its like impossible to do it.
What will this do?This will install CWM recovery on your bootloader unlocked HTC One XL (AT&T, Rogers, Asia, etc.)
DownloadDownload Tool
Who do I thank?
Don't thank me. Thank Paul O'Brien of MoDaCo for creating a usable recovery image.
Ty ;-)
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2
Is this for windows only?
Justjusten said:
Is this for windows only?
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Yes right now. If someone wants to create a Mac/Linux version, that'd be awesome.
You can manually install by doing the following:
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adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-evita-modaco.img
fastboot reboot
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Is this for windows only?
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yes
Thank you! Also thank you for the -5 Points, lol guess i got what i deserved
Installed works wonders! Thanks!
too bad recovery doesnt work yet for flashing roms....
hmm install now or wait until its 100% what are the benefits for installing now? wow file is 7.2mb took over 8 minutes to download on my comcast 50MBPS internet!! servers must be getting bogged! lol
Works perfectly... thank you!
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Question, if you run virtualized windows in your mac, can you run adb commands and scripts just like it were a PC?
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Or the mac users can make a dual boot and use windows lol ....*runs and hides*
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dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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It's no harder than for the linux crowd. If you're familiar with Terminal, then adb commands should be second-nature.
That being said, if you look at the contents of the install.bat, you can see which commands are being run. Use those same commands from Terminal on your Mac, assuming you've already setup the Android SDK tools (adb and fastboot).
Here's where you get the Mac SDK: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
You needn't worry about setting up the Eclipse plugin or anything like that. Once you unpack the zip, you should find an "android" binary, which when run, will launch the SDK Manager. From there you select the Android SDK Tools. That will install adb. Select Android SDK Platform Tools and that should install fastboot.
dscottjr81 said:
We definitely need someone that can do these conversions for mac on board. Hard out here for a mac user. LOL
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Hey stop giving us a bad name, crack that .bat open and show the world your ADB terminal skills.
About to do the same myself.
hey i keep getting remote: signature verify fail. anyone else have this issue, is there a solution for it?
Thanks as usual ! Worked great
thatg said:
hey i keep getting remote: signature verify fail. anyone else have this issue, is there a solution for it?
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Your device is not bootloader unlocked. Please read the instructions.
kennethpenn said:
Your device is not bootloader unlocked. Please read the instructions.
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lol whoops sorry, up and running, need me some CM9!!!
Does this give you the ability to nandroid now?
Hello Xda, i own a ZTE midnight and just a few hours ago rooted it and would like to help port CWM to my device, i was looking at this https://www.facebook.com/ClockworkMod/posts/480999728601013 and wanted to start from there but i dont know how to extract the stock recovery, any help? like i said its already rooted and i think that All ZTE devices have unlocked bootloaders so this is possible. yes i have googled it please dont bark at me.
Hi trozzul,
I too want to port it to cwm but am also not able to extract my stock recovery.
Have you tried flashify? There is an option for backup boot.img and recovery.img . I tried it but doesn't seems to work.
It does create a 0 byte file named recovery.img . Maybe it isn't working on my phone.You try it on yours.
Thankx
Yuvraj
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coder32 said:
Hi trozzul,
I too want to port it to cwm but am also not able to extract my stock recovery.
Have you tried flashify? There is an option for backup boot.img and recovery.img . I tried it but doesn't seems to work.
It does create a 0 byte file named recovery.img . Maybe it isn't working on my phone.You try it on yours.
Thankx
Yuvraj
Sent from my iris 406Q using XDA Free mobile app
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i sorta found out myself with playing around in a terminal emulator. would you happen to know what partition your phone is? BML or MTD? i dont know what todo if your device is BML but if you think its MTD you can try in the terminal emulator app (from play market) type in
Code:
cat /proc/mtd
enter this in and you will see around 20 MTD files. find the MTD file with "Recovery" at the end, type this in for instance (DO NOT use this code, its what my device showed the Recovery MTD for.)
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dd if=/dev/mtd/mtd12 of=/sdcard/recovery.img
and it will push your recovery to your SD card (in .img format), Pretty much say your recovery was MTD9 just put in that code but replace mtd12 with MTD9 mine was about 5MB i didn't know they were that small.
Trozzul said:
Hello Xda, i own a ZTE midnight and just a few hours ago rooted it and would like to help port CWM to my device, i was looking at this https://www.facebook.com/ClockworkMod/posts/480999728601013 and wanted to start from there but i dont know how to extract the stock recovery, any help? like i said its already rooted and i think that All ZTE devices have unlocked bootloaders so this is possible. yes i have googled it please dont bark at me.
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To extract your stock recovery what you can do is the following to determine which partition is the recovery partition. From terminal emulator or adb shell, go to the /cache/recovery directory and look for a file called log or last_log if you cd into the /cache/recovery directory you can read the log file with the cat command: cat last_log. In the log file you will see a list of the partitions on your device. One of these will be your recovery partition, remember which partition block is your recovery partition and then run the command:
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cat /dev/block/yourrecoveryblock > /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img
Let me know if you still have questions.
I had already tried it .it's BML :/
Congrates to you
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shimp208 said:
To extract your stock recovery what you can do is the following to determine which partition is the recovery partition. From terminal emulator or adb shell, go to the /cache/recovery directory and look for a file called log or last_log if you cd into the /cache/recovery directory you can read the log file with the cat command: cat last_log. In the log file you will see a list of the partitions on your device. One of these will be your recovery partition, remember which partition block is your recovery partition and then run the command:
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cat /dev/block/yourrecoveryblock > /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img
Let me know if you still have questions.
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thanks for the info! i got the Recovery.img but would you happen to know if this site is not in use anymore? http://builder.clockworkmod.com/ i get 404s after i have uploaded it and i try to see mine in the que.
Trozzul said:
thanks for the info! i got the Recovery.img but would you happen to know if this site is not in use anymore? http://builder.clockworkmod.com/ i get 404s after i have uploaded it and i try to see mine in the que.
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Clockworkmod recovery builder website has been hit and miss recently. Overall I would strongly recommend taking a look at this guide here that will teach you the basics of porting Clockworkmod Recovery to a new device, you will also learn a lot more doing it this way, as well as it being easier to fix any issues.
shimp208 said:
Clockworkmod recovery builder website has been hit and miss recently. Overall I would strongly recommend taking a look at this guide here that will teach you the basics of porting Clockworkmod Recovery to a new device, you will also learn a lot more doing it this way, as well as it being easier to fix any issues.
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i have to use Ubuntu? could i not use the command prompt since the codes looks like you can use them there. Could i format one of my old computers and setup Ubuntu there?
Trozzul said:
i have to use Ubuntu? could i not use the command prompt since the codes looks like you can use them there. Could i format one of my old computers and setup Ubuntu there?
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You have to use Linux or OSX but Ubuntu is highly recommended. You can't use command prompt as the Windows architecture isn't designed to build and cross compile for the architecture Android is based on. Yes, you could format your old computer and install Ubuntu on that and proceed from there.
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shimp208 said:
You have to use Linux or OSX but Ubuntu is highly recommended. You can't use command prompt as the Windows architecture isn't designed to build and cross compile for the architecture Android is based on. Yes, you could format your old computer and install Ubuntu on that and proceed from there.
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Cool, i will try my best to figure out how to get Ubuntu on this old thing, from looking it up looks like a simple process. could you recommend a good way to learn some basic commands like that guide asks for? i am using codecademy right now for some basic java and html stuff i know you need to know some of that stuff. its a single core 512mb of ram old XP computer, i dont know the system requirements for Ubuntu.
Trozzul said:
Cool, i will try my best to figure out how to get Ubuntu on this old thing, from looking it up looks like a simple process. could you recommend a good way to learn some basic commands like that guide asks for? i am using codecademy right now for some basic java and html stuff i know you need to know some of that stuff. its a single core 512mb of ram old XP computer, i dont know the system requirements for Ubuntu.
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Your machine meets the minimum specs for Ubuntu (Barley) you could also check out Xbuntu or Lubuntu as well, make sure you use a 64-bit version as Android building requires that. Keep in mind with those specs you should be able to build it will just take a while to compile. For learning the basics of the Linux command line, this is a great guide just ignore the parts about Windows Power Shell (Or don't ignore them and learn twice as much!). The system requirements for Ubuntu can be found here as well for your reference. Android building does't really deal with HTML, it does deal with Java but as always the more you know the better because it just makes it easier to learn from there.
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Your machine meets the minimum specs for Ubuntu (Barley) you could also check out Xbuntu or Lubuntu as well, make sure you use a 64-bit version as Android building requires that. Keep in mind with those specs you should be able to build it will just take a while to compile. For learning the basics of the Linux command line, this is a great guide just ignore the parts about Windows Power Shell (Or don't ignore them and learn twice as much!). The system requirements for Ubuntu can be found here as well for your reference. Android building does't really deal with HTML, it does deal with Java but as always the more you know the better because it just makes it easier to learn from there.
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im pretty sure that computer i have is 32bit, so im screwed?
Trozzul said:
im pretty sure that computer i have is 32bit, so im screwed?
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Is the operating system installed 32-bit or is the the CPU itself in your computer a 32-bit processor because if it's just a 32 -bit operating system you can still install the 64-bit version. But if it's a 32-bit processor then I'm afraid your out of luck. What you can do however is setup Ubuntu in a virtual machine on your main computer using Virtualbox.
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Is the operating system installed 32-bit or is the the CPU itself in your computer a 32-bit processor because if it's just a 32 -bit operating system you can still install the 64-bit version. But if it's a 32-bit processor then I'm afraid your out of luck. What you can do however is setup Ubuntu in a virtual machine on your main computer using Virtualbox.
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i was aware of the virtual machine ( still dont know how to do it lol) and i sorta didnt want to use it on my main computer i feel like to me it would be easier to just start linux on another computer. uh how would i tell if the processor on it is 32bit?
Trozzul said:
i was aware of the virtual machine ( still dont know how to do it lol) and i sorta didnt want to use it on my main computer i feel like to me it would be easier to just start linux on another computer. uh how would i tell if the processor on it is 32bit?
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With Virtualbox you can setup Windows and Linux side-by-side and the good thing is if you mess something up in Virtualbox you regular windows installation is unaffected, I would highly recommend checking out this video walk though guide on how to install Ubuntu 14.04 LTS in Virtualbox. You can find out if you have a 32-bit processor or 64-bit processor by going to Accessories -> System Tools -> System Information (Or just search for System Information), then look at the System Type entry if it says x64-based PC you have a 64-bit processor if it says x86-based PC you have a 32-bit processor.
shimp208 said:
With Virtualbox you can setup Windows and Linux side-by-side and the good thing is if you mess something up in Virtualbox you regular windows installation is unaffected, I would highly recommend checking out this video walk though guide on how to install Ubuntu 14.04 LTS in Virtualbox. You can find out if you have a 32-bit processor or 64-bit processor by going to Accessories -> System Tools -> System Information (Or just search for System Information), then look at the System Type entry if it says x64-based PC you have a 64-bit processor if it says x86-based PC you have a 32-bit processor.
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ill try to post back soon, i will try out virtualbox but im going to try to still get ubuntu on another computer i own, the other one ended up being x86 based. im sure the new one is 64-bit but it needs some work on it. thanks for the help so far!
Trozzul said:
ill try to post back soon, i will try out virtualbox but im going to try to still get ubuntu on another computer i own, the other one ended up being x86 based. im sure the new one is 64-bit but it needs some work on it. thanks for the help so far!
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No problem buddy happy to help out, let me know how it goes!
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No problem buddy happy to help out, let me know how it goes!
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alright installed Ubuntu on one of my many computers, gonna try to build a setup a build environment, i have 75 gigs free on my hard drive, i heard the android source needs 100GB? could i put another hard drive in my computer thats 80gigs and would work?
Trozzul said:
alright installed Ubuntu on one of my many computers, gonna try to build a setup a build environment, i have 75 gigs free on my hard drive, i heard the android source needs 100GB? could i put another hard drive in my computer thats 80gigs and would work?
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My apologizes for getting back to you so late @Trozzul I just finished with my finals the other day and didn't get home till much latter then anticipated hence the delay. While you could put in another 80 GB hard drive I would recommend picking up at least a 250 GB Hard Drive (They can be found online for about $30-$40), as that way you can be sure you won't run out of room and can have your main build environment all on one drive. But you can try it with the setup you have now and you can probably get away with it. As always let me know of any questions you have happy to help :highfive:.
Hello Guys,
First time poster!
I've already gone through numerous post suggesting one should not use toolkits for rooting phones. The whole purpose of writing or asking question is I'm rooting my device for the first time and I'm not having computer of high configurations (Still on WIn XP, 512 RAM, 40GB HDD). Can anyone suggest me absolutely minimum requirement(Tools/Software) for rooting phone via PC? I saw few post referring to AndroidSlimKat, but I'm not sure if the links are updated one.
Initially I was thinking of doing it by installing following apps:
> Towelroot
> Boot Unlocker for Nexus Devices
> Rashr - Flash Tool / TWRP Manager / ROM Manager
> SuperSU (Chainfire)
>Root Checker (Joey Krim)
Also, what all are basic knowledge/information/commands requirement in case I do go by above listed tool methods? Is it worth taking chance?
I'm on stock. Android 4.4.4 R2.
Thanks for your help!
Don't use toolkits or apps. Use fastboot commands. Definitely dont use ROM manager.
We cover everything you need to know in the general section
Click the link in my signature to get to the stocky thread. This contains all the important threads. Read "adb and fastboot. What is it?" then read the unlock and root thread.
Job done
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Thanks a lot for your reply!
I want to root but I don't want to mess up. I'm not sure if I can trust my PC (USB Connectivity and low end configuration). I will wait for few more days and hopefully I can build a willpower to go with traditional way!!
P.S: Toolkits/One click apps are so easy to use, but not sure what if you are stuck.
Definitely follow @rootSU 's advice. You'll learn something and see how easy it is once you get the hang of it.
You have a Nexus...kits and apps are completely unnecessary and can cause issues.
You have 2 options: (1) learn and HOPE you've done it right (and probably forget everything you learned later), or (2) use a GOOD toolkit.
For me the choice was easy. I used Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit - http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...olkit-wugs-nexus-root-toolkit-v1-8-3-t2517778
Use it with this vid tutorial to work up the courage - http://youtu.be/KnlUdjUaD3Q
Fantastic tool. Very easy and good to get you out of a bind also.
voidcomp said:
You have 2 options: (1) learn and HOPE you've done it right (and probably forget everything you learned later), or (2) use a GOOD toolkit.
For me the choice was easy. I used Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit - http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...olkit-wugs-nexus-root-toolkit-v1-8-3-t2517778
Use it with this vid tutorial to work up the courage - http://youtu.be/KnlUdjUaD3Q
Fantastic tool. Very easy and good to get you out of a bind also.
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Forget everything you've learnt? Hardly. If you just want your device to look "cool" and not care about using fastboot/adb ever again you probably shouldn't be here.
voidcomp said:
You have 2 options: (1) learn and HOPE you've done it right (and probably forget everything you learned later), or (2) use a GOOD toolkit..
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That is some seriously bad advice. I'm not ant-toolkit but that is shoddy rationalization.
Rule number 1 - don't trust the guy with 27 posts.
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Hahaha you purists crack me up! Reminds me of the linux guys who think Windows sucks and there's no other way to go.
voidcomp said:
Hahaha you purists crack me up! Reminds me of the linux guys who think Windows sucks and there's no other way to go.
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That purely depends on what you do with your PC lol. This is different.
"Don't learn because you might get things wrong and forget stuff." It doesn't take a purist to see right through that argument. You keep on laughing.
Lethargy said:
That purely depends on what you do with your PC lol. This is different.
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You make it run Linux of course. Hardware don't care what you're running.
Wakamatsu said:
"Don't learn because you might get things wrong and forget stuff." It doesn't take a purist to see right through that argument. You keep on laughing.
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Thanks, I am ... and will!
theesotericone said:
You make it run Linux of course. Hardware don't care what you're running.
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I would use Ubuntu over Windows if it wasn't for my sound card having zero Linux support.. Oh well, dual boot lol
Lethargy said:
I would use Ubuntu over Windows if it wasn't for my sound card having zero Linux support.. Oh well, dual boot lol
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Are you sure it doesn't support it? One thing about Linux is almost everything is supported. I had some issues with a cannon wireless printer. Couldn't get it to work with Ubuntu 14. Finally found an old post about cannon hating linux and not updating it's drivers. SO i just followed some links and built my own driver from source. And it worked. Now I print whenever I feel like it.
Not saying it's the same for your sound card but I bet it is.
I had an M-audio sound card I couldn't get linux support for.
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Are you sure it doesn't support it? One thing about Linux is almost everything is supported. I had some issues with a cannon wireless printer. Couldn't get it to work with Ubuntu 14. Finally found an old post about cannon hating linux and not updating it's drivers. SO i just followed some links and built my own driver from source. And it worked. Now I print whenever I feel like it.
Not saying it's the same for your sound card but I bet it is.
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Sound Blaster Recon3D PCIe.. Nope lol.
Speaker output works but headphone and mic jacks don't work at all, I prefer using headphones It's probably just using the onboard sound too
You both have just destroyed my faith in Linux. Back to the rock I go.:crying:
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You both have just destroyed my faith in Linux. Back to the rock I go.:crying:
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Now get me support for my sound card! :silly:
IGNORE THIS, NEWER VERSION(S) ARE HERE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/phone-s-battery-status-computer-screen-t3070549
I have made a program to display the percentage of your phone on your computer. Requirements:
Computer that can run bash
USB-to-phone cable
ADB enabled on phone
Has been tested on the following:
LG P716 Jelly bean stock- One Works the other doesn't
LG P716 KitKat - Works
LG P500 with CM11 and rooted- Works
Samsung S3 stock - Doesn't work
Your help is greatly appreciated to porting it to Windows/Mac and adding new devices.
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I have made a program to display the percentage of your phone on your computer. Requirements:
Computer that can run bash
USB-to-phone cable
ADB enabled on phone
Has been tested on the following:
LG P716 Jelly bean stock- One Works the other doesn't
LG P716 KitKat - Works
LG P500 with CM11 and rooted- Works
Samsung S3 stock - Doesn't work
Your help is greatly appreciated to porting it to Windows/Mac and adding new devices.
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Don't get me wrong but do you really have a use for it or is it just about improving your development skills ?
LS.xD said:
Don't get me wrong but do you really have a use for it or is it just about improving your development skills ?
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I do. If I plug my phone in, and then turn on the display to see how far it has charged, the battery percentage is DROPPING! So, I created this. If you want faster charging than your USB port, use ADB over WiFi. But this did help me hone my skills.
wilk.gr76 said:
I do. If I plug my phone in, and then turn on the display to see how far it has charged, the battery percentage is DROPPING! So, I created this. If you want faster charging than your USB port, use ADB over WiFi. But this did help me hone my skills.
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Pretty cool for that specific purpose I just downloaded the zip and was just about starting my laptop to test it BUT the archive is damaged and i can't extract it May you please check the archive's integrity and upload it again?!
Sure!
LS.xD said:
Pretty cool for that specific purpose I just downloaded the zip and was just about starting my laptop to test it BUT the archive is damaged and i can't extract it May you please check the archive's integrity and upload it again?!
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Did that! Just make sure you can run bash. Your computer'll need linux or mac os x (not sure about mac)
If it helps, please press thanks.
wilk.gr76 said:
Did that! Just make sure you can run bash. Your computer'll need linux or mac os x (not sure about mac)
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BASH?! Never heard about it...
Manjaro Linux should be fine for it
LS.xD said:
Pretty cool for that specific purpose I just downloaded the zip and was just about starting my laptop to test it BUT the archive is damaged and i can't extract it May you please check the archive's integrity and upload it again?!
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It is nice to get feedback so quicly! I expected to have no replies by Sunday, yet I get one in the first 5 mins! "Vielen Dank!" (I saw the german flag by your name...)
LS.xD said:
BASH?! Never heard about it...
Manjaro Linux should be fine for it
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Open the terminal, and its most likely your using bash. Bourne-Again SHell.
Just wondering, what is the orange "OP" rectangle next to "Junior Member", to the left of my post?
wilk.gr76 said:
Open the terminal, and its most likely your using bash. Bourne-Again SHell.
Just wondering, what is the orange "OP" rectangle next to "Junior Member", to the left of my post?
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OP = overpowered or may be "Original Poster"
Is it possible that your tool only runs on 32Bit systems? I use 64Bit OS with multilib and no chance to make it fly / run or whatever you like
LS.xD said:
OP = overpowered or may be "Original Poster"
Is it possible that your tool only runs on 32Bit systems? I use 64Bit OS with multilib and no chance to make it fly / run or whatever you like
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Yes it is built for 32bit systems but you should be able to run it on 64 bit as well. You need to unzip everything of course and make adb and dialog (in the same folder as the script) executable. The command is chmod +x adb && chmod +x dialog
To change it to 64-bit, you'll need to replace the adb and dialog files with the 64-bit versions.
You might need ia32-libs or somthing like that.
Also, OP I think it overpowering. You shall port it to Windows. You shall thank me. LOL, don't have to do it.
wilk.gr76 said:
Yes it is built for 32bit systems but you should be able to run it on 64 bit as well. You need to unzip everything of course and make adb and dialog (in the same folder as the script) executable. The command is chmod +x adb && chmod +x dialog
To change it to 64-bit, you'll need to replace the adb and dialog files with the 64-bit versions.
You might need ia32-libs or somthing like that.
Also, OP I think it overpowering. You shall port it to Windows. You shall thank me. LOL, don't have to do it.
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Im familiar with chmod Commandline version works well (see signature for phone's setups) while the guy version causes a never ending error output:
libgtk-3.so.0 shared libraries can't be found . All files are present in my Linux so I really have no clue, why i can't open it.
LS.xD said:
Im familiar with chmod Commandline version works well (see signature for phone's setups) while the guy version causes a never ending error output:
libgtk-3.so.0 shared libraries can't be found . All files are present in my Linux so I really have no clue, why i can't open it.
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Are you using GNOME? You might need to install libgtk. But, like the readme file says, this is bit is still alpha (it's more beta than beta.. If that makes sense).
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Are you using GNOME? You might need to install libgtk. But, like the readme file says, this is bit is still alpha (it's more beta than beta.. If that makes sense).
But if it helped, please press the " Thanks" button
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Its really weird as the libs "missing" are all installed. I use KDE.
LS.xD said:
Its really weird as the libs "missing" are all installed. I use KDE.
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It's pretty strange that it used "can't" instead of "cannot". Maybe try using gnome. I dunno, it works on mine.
I'm moving this to a DevDB now.
Has been moved to http://forum.xda-developers.com/and...ter-screen-t3070549/post59841376#post59841376