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[GUIDE] :: SuperPad/FlyTouch2/WWE10 Android 2.2 V2.5 #4325 Froyo USB Flashing ::

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This guide is for:
SuperPad / Flytouch2 / WWE10 Tablets
Make sure you've got the right device.
- Infotmic 10.2" Flytouch2 SuperPAD
- It has 256MB RAM
- It has 2GB Internal Storage
- Android OS 2.1
- Have 2 MicroSD Card Slots
- 1024x600 Screen Resolution
- Infotmic X210 Processor
This ROM is NOT for you if your device is SuperPad 2 / Flytouch 3
- Infotmic 10.2" Flytouch2 SuperPAD
- It has 512MB RAM
- It has 4GB Internal Storage
- Android OS 2.2
- Have 1 MicroSD Card Slots
- 1024x600 Screen Resolution
- Infotmic X220 Processor
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Warning: Follow these steps. All of them. If you do, it will work. If you misread or miss a step or skip a step because you are hurrying through the process, it WILL brick your tablet. Flashing is a relatively simple process but it requires patience. If you don't have the time to read all of the directions and follow them, YOU DO NOT HAVE TIME TO FLASH, and stick with your old firmware.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT THIS ROM HAS CAUSED. FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK! SINCE THERE ARE SO MANY CLONES OF THIS TABLET, DON'T EXPECT IT WILL WORK PERFECTLY.
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Note: I'm not so good in English and grammar, so bear with me. The images is not so clear co'z im using webcam for fast capture and focusing.
If I made mistakes, corrections are welcome.
:: Super Improvement ::
- Much Faster response, you will notice playing Angry Birds is smoother.
- New Default Application updates
- New Icons
- New 3D Gallery
- Supports Flash on browser.
- GPS is now working, GPS app required to test the satellite lock.
- Youtube on browser working fine if you have fast connection.
:: Known Issues ::
- "Some" RJ45 (Ethernet) Port sometimes not working
- "Some" WiFi unstable
- "Some" 3G Device not working
- Market is still free, no paid apps.
- Save path not on MicroSD but inside your Tablet (fixed)
- When it sleeps, it sleep to power off.
- Youtube App is not working, you need to download another compatible version.
:: Thanks to the Donors ::
- Austin Pc Fixed .Com
- frank rugolo
- pastorb1
:: Credits ::
- stragulus
- dgcruzing
- isergio
- _barsuk_
- Aries on an Android (android tablet forum)
- rgocal (android tablet forum)
- and others who I forgot to mention
This guide is for Windows XP, I'm windows7 user before but I downgrade because I want to use my other old softwares for flashing. If you get the idea you can do this also on windows7.
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NOTE:
- For windows7 user Run As Administrator the IUW application.
- 64bit Operating System may not work with IUW application.
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NOTE: If your tablet showing version 6.1.5 (559[or higher]) or 0.6.1.2(587) Then you can skip some part of the guide. Scroll down directly to the "Alternative Solution" using MicroSD burning. You still need to download the Android 2.2 Froyo Main Firmware.
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:: Preparing the Male to Male USB Cable :: (if you have one skip this)
Ok let's start, what you need is a male to male USB cable, if you don't have one you can make your own male to male cable.
Tools
- 2 USB Cable
- Scissor or Cutter
- Electrical Tape or anything to cover the exposed wire
- Solder Lead (Optional)
- Soldering Iron (Optional)
1. Cut each USB to the nearest tip of the female, to make your USB cable longer.
2. Cut each end of the USB to expose the wires and copper wires.
3. Now you can connect each end of the USB, and twist each wires, you can solder it if you like.
4. Now you can tape each wires, and tape all the wires.
This is the finish product.
:: Preparation for Files and Flashing Procedures ::
*Note: Please PM me if there are missing links.
Download IUW 1.1 Flashing Tool
Download Firmware V2852
Download Uboot - V 0.6.1.2(587) working camera
Download Main Android 2.2 Froyo ROM with Flash 10.1
Download New Ramdisk image to change the path of save files to SDCard1
Download Extra Tools Apps
Updated ROM: 25.11.2011
Download Firmware Froyo 2.2 v2.5 #4325
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:: Clean up the tablet files ::
- Wipe cache partition
- Wipe data/factory reset
- then reboot.
Remove all microSD so that it will not start burning if you have firmware on your microSD.
Visit this link how to clean the data for your tablet.
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:: Let's Start ::
1. Make a Folder on your desktop for fast track of your files, I named it Froyo 2.2 and save all your downloaded files here.
2. Download IUW Flashing tool, and save it inside the folder of your desktop.
3. After download, unpack it inside the folder.
NOTE: Your tablet should be full charged, and connect the charger while flashing, just to make sure it will not drain much power on your tablet. Don't forget also to remove all your MicroSD cards from the tablet.
4. Since your done making your USB Cable, your tablet should be off and plug the other end USB to the PC and plug the other end on your tablet USB Port between the headphone jack and SDCard Slot 1.
5. Open the IUW application, select Link USB on the left side. And on the Link information the DV (driver) is greyed, because it's not detecting the tablet with driver.
6. Power up the tablet with this combination Power + Menu button for few seconds until you see the message on your tablet "Communicating with PC..."
7. A New Hardware notification will pop up on your PC Screen.
(you have 2 minutes to setup this or the tablet will boot normally)
Select Advance, Next.
Browse the driver from your desktop inside the folder "otg_driver"
Then it will install the driver.
The flasher will turn to green.
:: FLASHING V2852 ::
This rom will only run on tablets which display a version number in the bottom-right "Infotmic" screen when first turned on.. If yours doesn't display a number there, you will need to flash firmware v2852 first.
8. 'Choose a wrapped image' press the "..." button Select the IUS file "WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius"
9. Click 'burn' to flash the tablet.
This picture is flashing the tablet.
10. After burning finishes, plug out the USB cable and press Reset, then restart the device.
:: Flashing UBOOT ::
11. Open UIW application, and connect your tablet USB to PC.
12. Select "Link USB" on "USB Mode:" select "Expert Mode" Uncheck all except "UO".
13. Browse the "u-boot-nand.bin" the one with working camera.
14. After flashing this is the result.
15. Your screen with start to flicker, it will start to initialize.
16. I will take time to load up, until you are in display calibration.
:: Flashing IMAGES ::
17. Power off your tablet, and prepare again the UIW to flash the main android 2.2 firmware.
18. Click Link USB, and select Expert burn.
NOTE: Use the other Ramdisk.img fix you download, not from the flash10.1-android2.2 folder.
19. Power up the tablet with this combination Power + Menu button for few seconds until you see the message on your tablet "Communicating with PC...", if the Dv is green your ready and click the burn button.
20. I will take time to load up, until you are in display calibration and your Done!
:: Alternative Solution ::
If you cant burn the main android image using USB method. You can try the MicroSD card method, but this is only applicable if your tablet will display the version under the InfoTMIC start up logo.
Lets make a bootable MicroSD, to convert the file size to 700~705MB, you need a MicroSD at least 1GB.
Download WinHex with MicroSD Clone Image.
1. Open your WinHex
2. Click Tools->Disk Tools->Clone Disk->
3. On Source Raw Image: click the file button.
locate the "aben.start sector" file, click open.
4. On Destination Medium: click the drive button.
locate the Physical Media of your card reader/MicroSD, ok.
5. Fill in the Start Sector with 0 (zero).
6. Click OK, and WinHex pop up will appear, click OK and it will start cloning the image file to your MicroSD.
7. A notepad will pop up that you are done cloning the image, close and press OK on the pop up message.
8. Close WinHex, and safely remove the card reader/MicroSD.
9. Plug the card reader/MicroSD again, and do a quick format.
10. If you successfully formated the MicroSD to 700~705MB then create an "android" folder, and copy all the main image files on the folder. And your Done! :: If you fail there are some other reason, some card reader is not working properly, try to find another card reader, if your phone has MicroSD Slot and able to communicate and serve as card reader, you can use this also.
- ramdisk (use the other ramdisk you download)
- system
- uImage
- userdata
some optional or skipped file.
- u-boot-nand (android v2.2)
- zSYS (Flytouch Official Image 3245)
This is what's inside the MicroSD on android folder.
12. After copying the files plug the MicroSD at the top most/Slot 1 between the 2 USB port.
13. And Power On your Tablet, and it will start Flashing just like here on the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47kf4-Vbba8#t=3
You can also use this MicroSD to downgrade back to 3245 firmware.
Thank you.
Don't forget to click the Thank You button
joshgabel said:
SmaRkieS whats your Paypal email address? i owe you $ worked like a charm!
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Confirmed that the 3G USB modem Huawei E1752 is working perfectly. Just create an APN and reboot while the Huawei E1752 is in the USB port.. After startup it makes a connection and works fast!
manually created an APN in settings/connections/mobile providers and configured for your local provider. Also enabled data connection, otherwise I won't start searching. After that reboot and it started working. No specials actions required.
:: Google Sync ::
If you want to sync the calendar (basic) and contacts go to:
Contacts-> Menu-> Accounts-> Add Account-> Corporate-> enter data for a google account -> choose the default setting -> set the sync options-> Enter the name
:: z4root USB Debug solution ::
1. Download Launcher Pro.
2. Install Launcher Pro.
3. Tap the Home Button at the upper left, it will let you choose different type of launchers.
4. Select Launcher Pro.
5. Tap Menu Button = or at press the menu button at the top of your tablet.
6. Tap the + add
7. Tap Shortcuts
8. Scroll Down, and Tap the Activities.
9. Wait it will load, scroll down to Settings.
10. Scroll down and look for Development.
11. Press OK without changing the name.
12. On Desktop/Home Tap Development.
13. Check the USB Debugging.
14. Restart if necessary.
15. And your done ready to root.
:: Enabling Live Wallpapers ::
1. After rooting your device, your good to go.
2. Install Busybox Installer.
3. Open Busybox Installer, OK, SuperUser request Allow.
4. If BusyBox is not found, tap Install.
5. Press Back Button on your tablet.
6. Install Terminal Emulator.
7. Open Terminal Emulator.
8. Type this commands.
Code:
su
mount -o remount,rw,codepage=utf8,vfat,xattr,check=no /dev/stl5 /system
cat /sdcard/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk > /system/app/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk
cat /sdcard/libRS.so > /system/lib/libRS.so
cat /sdcard/librs_jni.so > /system/lib/librs_jni.so
sample pic of my terminal emulator, I made a mistake in line 5 but it's ok just retype it.
9. Reboot your tablet.
10. Install your live wallpaper apps.
11. On your home screen, tap the menu button. (near the volume next to back)
11. Tap Wallpaper
12. Tap Live wallpapers
13. Select your live wallpapers, and your done.
sample screen shot.
:: GPS Configuration and Setup ::
Download GPS Test Tool
1. Install that app in your tablet.
2. Go to Settings
3. Go to Location & Security
4. Check Use wireless networks
5. Check GPS Satellites
6. Plug your GPS Antenna.
7. Take your antenna outdoor, if the wire is still long try to place the antenna higher.
8. Connect to your WiFi.
9. Run the GPS Status application.
10. Wait for 5~20 mins for satellite discovering and locking.
11. Wait for 5 satellite lock on and you are done.
12. Run your Google Maps, and your locked to your location.
This is the picture number of satellites and number of locked satellites.
The GPS is very accurate.
:: Dismantle/Dissemble of Superpad/Flytouch2 ::
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/gome-flytouch-ii/14255-inside-my-superpad.html
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This is my screen now.
with new virtual keyboard.
I also try swapper2, they say it can improve the performance. This is my Terminal Emulator.
Other Useful Guides here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1067746
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1048776
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=831178
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Good work
25-12-2012 -updated links
Download IUW 1.1 Flashing Tool iuw1.1-english.rar - 291.98 KB
Download Firmware Froyo 2.2 v2.5 #4325 - 4325.zip - 212.16 MB
Download Uboot - V 0.6.1.2(587) working camera u-boot-nand.zip v0.6.1.2(587).zip - 130.13 KB
Download New Ramdisk image to change the path of save files to SDCard1 Ramdisk_SmaRkieS.zip - 166.06 KB
Barsik recovery for superpad flytouch - recovery_rd.zip - 1.32 MB

Thank you, cause this people are lazy enough to open the pdf/docx file instructions hehehehe.
I made some mistakes on my post, please post some corrections and suggestions are welcome also.

Thank u for your instructions. Its the first time I manually try to flash my pad so I had to flash to 2852 rom first and it does but when i restart and check my version build it is still on build 1561 (flashing with usb cable).
Tried couple of times can u help me out?

kolk11 said:
Thank u for your instructions. Its the first time I manually try to flash my pad so I had to flash to 2852 rom first and it does but when i restart and check my version build it is still on build 1561 (flashing with usb cable).
Tried couple of times can u help me out?
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Can you see the version under the InfoTMIC start up logo?
If you can see it then you are ready to update using MicroSD method.

@smarkies
no there is no version number
first time I connected to pc it said found new hardware but no driver. There I selected the otg driver in the package.
Burntool does connect and goes up from 0 to 100 procent (very quick about 7 secs.) when i burn but when i check im still on my previous build.
After that I tried to update to other firmware using update.zip on winhexed sd card. This did work so now I am on 1623 build.
after that I tried again using burntool but still didnt work out.
In the folder containing the 2852 rom there are also two folders
0.6.1.2_1.4.587_OV2655 and
0.6.1.5_1.4.587_GT2005
both contain uboot and uboot nand files is there something I have to do with them before I can flash?
Any advice?
Other thing I noticed: in recovery menu there is a line saying:
e:can't open / cache / recovery / command
It didnt stop me from update with update zip but could it be the reason burntool isnt working for me?

kolk11 said:
@smarkies
no there is no version number
first time I connected to pc it said found new hardware but no driver. There I selected the otg driver in the package.
Burntool does connect and goes up from 0 to 100 procent (very quick about 7 secs.) when i burn but when i check im still on my previous build.
After that I tried to update to other firmware using update.zip on winhexed sd card. This did work so now I am on 1623 build.
after that I tried again using burntool but still didnt work out.
In the folder containing the 2852 rom there are also two folders
0.6.1.2_1.4.587_OV2655 and
0.6.1.5_1.4.587_GT2005
both contain uboot and uboot nand files is there something I have to do with them before I can flash?
Any advice?
Other thing I noticed: in recovery menu there is a line saying:
e:can't open / cache / recovery / command
It didnt stop me from update with update zip but could it be the reason burntool isnt working for me?
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dont touch any file inside the folder of 0.6.1.2_1.4.587_OV2655 and 0.6.1.5_1.4.587_GT2005.
Try to burn the UO first, u-boot-nand.bin the one with working camera, if not try this another u-boot-nand.
Then burn the Main Image Android Rom.

Thanks for the quick repy to be sure I wont Brick my Pad
for the uo file I use Uboot - V 0.6.1.2(587) or uboot - 0.6.1.5 (587)
and for the ROM files I only use files from the 20110416-v1001 folder?
If so I will burn right away

kolk11 said:
Thanks for the quick repy to be sure I wont Brick my Pad
for the uo file I use Uboot - V 0.6.1.2(587) or uboot - 0.6.1.5 (587)
and for the ROM files I only use files from the 20110416-v1001 folder?
If so I will burn right away
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I abused my pad flashing many times, and still it is alive, It will brick if your USB cable is poorly made, or overpowered that will fry the motherboard of your tablet, just like what happen to other people.
the safest way to flash is microSD, but it is tricky with this froyo update that's why I risk on flashing using USB.
V 0.6.1.2(587) this one has working camera. But you can try both uboot to display the version under the InfoTMIC logo. But I use V 0.6.1.2(587) coz I want the camera to work fine.
Yes the files inside the 20110416-v1001 folder except for the u-boot-nand inside.
If the USB flashing doesnt work you can try the alternative, using the microSD.

Thank u very very much worked like a chime.
camera and wifi are working I used uo V 0.6.1.2(587)
will play with it tonight to see what else it can do now
Greetz

kolk11 said:
Thank u very very much worked like a chime.
camera and wifi are working I used uo V 0.6.1.2(587)
will play with it tonight to see what else it can do now
Greetz
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Glad you made it! Check out the speed and the Gallery is now 3D
So you did the UO burn first then Main Image?
Confirm this and I will revise my post.
Co'z I burn my tablet the other way. Main Image then UO.

Yep U0 first than main Rom
Only thing is market has only free apps
but doesnt matter can get apps all over the internet

kolk11 said:
Yep U0 first than main Rom
Only thing is market has only free apps
but doesnt matter can get apps all over the internet
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Thank you for the confirmation.
Confirm this again.
First: WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius burn
Second: UO burn
Third: Main Image burn
Check my post, applanet can help you with that hehehehe.
This is my screen now.
with new virtual keyboard.
I also try swapper2, they say it can improve the performance. This is my Terminal Emulator.

IUW does not work with 64 bit
Please add in the OP that some on other forum sites have confirmed that IUW does NOT work with any 64 bit operating system.
I will link to reference if I come across it again...
For Development USB debugging options for Z4Root, you may also want to link to my post HERE.

quick tip for windows 7 users, picture 6 will not happen, at least it didn't for me, you need to navigate to devices and printers, find the unknown device, and manually install the otg driver

Works as advertised.
I bricked my tab first, but got it up and running again with your step by step guide. Many thanks!

I followed your instruction for SD card and it worked perfectly. I now have the 3925 version on my Superpad and it seems to be working well. Definite improvement on Angry Birds(which I play way too much) and Home Run Battle 3D. WiFI works fine, don't know about GPS or camera as I don't really use them, but I will check just for curiosity sake Seems to be faster and I have had no random lockups that I had with the v5 I had on previously. I will report back as I use it. Thanks for all the great work!

Jiggity Janx said:
Please add in the OP that some on other forum sites have confirmed that IUW does NOT work with any 64 bit operating system.
I will link to reference if I come across it again...
For Development USB debugging options for Z4Root, you may also want to link to my post HERE.
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Yes, that's why I made it with Windows XP, and we are aware that 64bit OS is so choosy in terms of software compatibility.
About the USB Debugging, I already made a guide after the Flashing/Burning guide.
caravanman said:
quick tip for windows 7 users, picture 6 will not happen, at least it didn't for me, you need to navigate to devices and printers, find the unknown device, and manually install the otg driver
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Yes, It is self understanding, there is a note above I use windows XP, but the idea is still there.
If you like to contribute for a guide in windows 7 is welcomed.
nullandvoid said:
I bricked my tab first, but got it up and running again with your step by step guide. Many thanks!
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You are welcome, enjoy your new faster tablet.
woodeman said:
I followed your instruction for SD card and it worked perfectly. I now have the 3925 version on my Superpad and it seems to be working well. Definite improvement on Angry Birds(which I play way too much) and Home Run Battle 3D. WiFI works fine, don't know about GPS or camera as I don't really use them, but I will check just for curiosity sake Seems to be faster and I have had no random lockups that I had with the v5 I had on previously. I will report back as I use it. Thanks for all the great work!
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Thank you so much, but I would like to suggest to remove the long quote of my post, just to make the thread clean.

SmaRkieS said:
Thank you for the confirmation.
Confirm this again.
First: WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius burn
Second: UO burn
Third: Main Image burn
Check my post, applanet can help you with that hehehehe.
FOr your confirmation I directly made the UO burn and than burned the main image burn never touched WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius
Where can I find your post on applanet to get market running?
Thanks in advance
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kolk11 said:
SmaRkieS said:
Thank you for the confirmation.
Confirm this again.
First: WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius burn
Second: UO burn
Third: Main Image burn
Check my post, applanet can help you with that hehehehe.
FOr your confirmation I directly made the UO burn and than burned the main image burn never touched WWE10B_Android_393477-v9full.ius
Where can I find your post on applanet to get market running?
Thanks in advance
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pmed you.
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Backtrack 5 on LG Optimus 3D

hi,..i just want to share how to run backtrack 5 on our Optimus 3D.
must rooted and have busybox installed, (im currently on V21a v1 accura ROM)
DISCLAIMER : I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE TO ANYTHING THAT HAPPEN TO YOUR PHONE BECAUSE OF THIS, DO THIS ON YOUR OWN RISK
1. Prepare backtrack 5 from here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1079898 (thx to msullivan)
2. Extract and put it on root of sdcard (/sdcard)
3. Install ConnectBot, vnc viewer.
4. open Connectbot, tap box with SSH written and choose LOCAL
5. type : cd /sdcard/bt5, then it will take u to its terminal, then type :
- su
- cd /sdcard/bt5
- sh bt
6. when u see : [email protected], tap back button to go back to connectbot menu.
7. change LOCAL to SSH
8. type : [email protected]
9. it will ask password, type : root
10. when [email protected] prompt, type : stopvnc, then : startvnc.
11. tap home button
12. open vnc viewer (im using android vnc viewer) :
- nickname : BT (or whatever u like)
- password : root
- address : localhost
- port : 5901
- color format : 24-bit color (4bpp)
13. tap connect
14. if u have trouble when typing letter "m" inside BT5, try to remove mail shortcut (beside date on top right screen), by hold the pointer there till the option to remove pop up.
15. enjoy.
i've tested it and its worked, so im sharing it here, please pardon me for my bad english,
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29942511/2011-11-27 22.50.32.png
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29942511/2011-11-27 22.50.44.png
all credits go to :
msullivan : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1079898
The BackTrack 5 Development Team
anantshri on xda-developers (his blog: http://blog.anantshri.info/) for creating the image file to fit FAT32 filesystems
anantshi's original thread where it all began: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1074169
Reamer09 for tricks on using Connectbot

can you tell what works and what not?

crime_of_heart said:
can you tell what works and what not?
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Wifi dont work, but connecting using 3g data plan work. Cant access to o3d memory yet (internal sd nor external sd). Everything else that i tried is working fine, except for the "security testing"(since im new to ubuntu, still trying to figure it out), wondering if any experts can help by build the image file so that it can access, both internal and external sd, as i used to have when using maverick.

danielkaboom said:
Wifi dont work, but connecting using 3g data plan work. Cant access to o3d memory yet (internal sd nor external sd). Everything else that i tried is working fine, except for the "security testing"(since im new to ubuntu, still trying to figure it out), wondering if any experts can help by build the image file so that it can access, both internal and external sd, as i used to have when using maverick.
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Thank you so much for bringing it up. prior to your post, i have no idea whats bt5 and never use ubuntu
until now running bt5 on o3d.
i wonder how do we add scripts to mount internal/external sd recognize on bt and that would be great.

:::::> [FOR PC] Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.4 for PC

Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich for PC​
This tutorial is for installing Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.4 on your PC, in this case create a Live USB Android to run a more portable, fully functional, fast, and handy for using. It works for x64 & x86 computers. (Tested on a computer x64 with an Intel Corei5).
:::>Requirements:
-ISO RC2 Android 4.0.4 ICS ***mod edit
-LiLi (Linux Live USB Creator) ***mod edit
-Pendrive 512mb minimum (USB1)
-Pendrive 2Gb minimum (USB2)
-PC
:::>Instructions:
1- Connect your Pendrive USB1 and apply a quick format to delete all files stored in pendrive.
2- Run LiLi (Linux Live USB Creator) and where it says 'Step 1' select your pendrive USB1.
3- Then select where it says ISO / IMG / ZIP and select the ISO Android 4.0 you downloaded.
4- Click the yellow lightning symbol is at the bottom. when you click LiLi will start the process of creating and recording of Android 4.0 on your USB1. Just wait for it to finish the process (the program will indicate this in the section of the yellow lightning).
5- Conect your pendrive USB2 and reboot your PC.
6- Upon restart, enter bios boot device selection to tell the PC you want to boot from your USB1 (for booting selection, this depends of your pc, in some case is F12, F9, F8, DEL, you will have to investigate it)
7- Boot from your USB1. A window of Android-x86 will appear, select 'Install to harddisk ".
8- Many letters and codes appear for several seconds, do not worry is normal as you start reading all the drives and partitions that are connected to the PC.
9- Then, a list of drives connected, is a list where the right is the name of the connected hardware or drive, here you will recognize the name (brand) of your USB2, example: "sdc1 DTRAVELER KINGSTON G2". When you recognize your USB2's name, select it.
10- Now it asks you, format your USB2?, select 'ntfs' or 'fat32'
11- Now it asks you, want to install the GRUB bootloader?, select 'YES'
12- Asks you if you want to create the DATA partition on Android, select 'YES'. its default value is 512MB, I recommend minimum 1024MB. Then select 'YES'.
13- Then it begins to create Android in USB2, when it ends select 'Reboot'.
14- Your PC will reboot, enter in bios selection boting device and boot from your USB2, then select 'Run Android x86', then Android ICS will start, only set it as you want. And it's everything. It is not necessary make root, it is rooted
:::>Recommendations of essential apps for this rom:
--To turn off the screen and lock:
Download 'Screen Off and Lock' ( Katecca) or 'Turn Off The Lights' (Protoport)
- -To sleep your PC, just press the power button once, and Android will be lock and turn off the screen and sleep your PC. To restore just press any key again and wake up your PC showing the lock screen of Android.
--To exit of android and reboot the PC, just press CTRL + ALT + DEL.
--To exit of android and turn off the PC, just press the power button for several seconds after turning off disconnect your USB.
:::>Screenshots:
Click here to see
Note: This screenshots are resized.
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Sweet. I'll take a look at it. What does the screen resolution go to?
Sent from my Incredible 2 using Tapatalk 2

i think this post should be in 'Android Software and Hacking General' section

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Questions:
Will I be able to use internet via my Ethernet port???And what about a webcam?

I assume the iso is from:
http://www.android-x86.org/
So just go there, you'll find more files and tutorials too.

nelsdzyre said:
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sorry, I did not know about it, did not read
my only intention is to share how I did this.

no boot system found
try'd as usb1 and 2 and burned the iso on cd and installed on usb...

Anyone think it would be possible to compile b43 drivers on android?
sent from my HP Touchpad. Dual-booting Android 4.0.4 and WebOS 3.0.5

pxrave said:
no boot system found
try'd as usb1 and 2 and burned the iso on cd and installed on usb...
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same here

Nice..been waiting for this..thanks

The only thing that sucks is no hardware acceleration, using WiFi or Ethernet drivers, or anything like that.
Sent from my HP Touchpad Dual-booting WebOS 3.0.5 and Android 4.1.2!

Sweeet, tested and it works but I wan't to use more space why is this not possible. Just 2gb memory is not enough
Galaxy Nexus Tapatalk

takeiteasyy said:
Sweeet, tested and it works but I wan't to use more space why is this not possible. Just 2gb memory is not enough
Galaxy Nexus Tapatalk
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Use a bigger USB, and if that's not the issue then modify the boot.img to allow larger storage.
Sent from my HP Touchpad Dual-booting WebOS 3.0.5 and Android 4.1.2!

blmvxer said:
Use a bigger USB, and if that's not the issue then modify the boot.img to allow larger storage.
Sent from my HP Touchpad Dual-booting WebOS 3.0.5 and Android 4.1.2!
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I use 16gb sandisk cruzer, any idea to modify the boot.img?
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no work.. cant boot usb on boot.. any idea...

:::::> [FOR PC] Android 4.0.4 for PC & Live USB
kakho55 said:
no work.. cant boot usb on boot.. any idea...
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use a PLOP floppy, you will find it with Googlr

****...
Is stupid and not your work, is the asus_laptop.iso from Code Google.
Anybody can download for google and create a live usb with unetbootin.
Please go somewhere else to hoodwink users...

Thanks for the links.
I didn't see any paid links????
On an Asus 1215N EEEPC
1. Installed ISO with YUMI multiboot (FRRREEEEE) no link.
2. rebooted Choose Android
3. Choose play without install
4. Watched Detecting Android x86 asus iso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Each DOT was about 10 seconds apart = or 3 min. (+ or -)
Rebooted to W7 and redownloaded ISO and Re-installed with YUMI (FREE)
Rebooted to USB and picked USB
Chose play without install and Watched detecting Android x86 asus iso. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for more than 4 minutes and gave up.
Why?

[HOW-TO] Install Android x86 on any media ! [OPTIMA-TEAM]

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Hi all !
Welcome to the tutorial of how to install Android x86 !
I've written this extensive guide, it is as detailed as possible and it is written as easy and as understandable for new user.
This guide is, however does not put guarantee of any action you've done outside the guide itself. Anything such as partitioning, OS installing or uninstalling is not guaranteed by me or by anyone at XDA. You're doing this at your own will.
Preparations :
1. Any computer / device that supports installation via flash driver / disc (or have enough space for VM)
2. Any media that is mentioned below (either flash drive, CD / DVD, or VM)
3. Android x86 ISO
4. 2 GB of free or clean partition is recommended (you can use more than 2 GB to increase internal storage)
1. Download Android x86 ISO.
You can download it here
If your device isn't listed there, download Generic ICS build here : Click ! [You need to unzip after download]
The newest KitKat build is unified and it's also generic. It supports wider range of hardware, but it does not support LAN device (yet). You can download it here
Follow the guide with your preferred installation method.
If you're using USB stick / Flash Drive :
2. Download UNetbootin
You can download it here : Click !
On Ubuntu (11.04 and higher, or its derivatives) you can type : sudo apt-get install unetbootin
On Arch (or its derivatives) type : pacman -S unetbootin
3. Run UNetbootin, select the Android x86 ISO
4. Select USB drive (make sure you don't select your HDD partition), then click OK
5. The UNetbootin will copy and install Android x86 live image & installer to your flash drive
6. Reboot your device after the process is completed
7. Boot to Boot Device Selection (in BIOS image), after you entered it, select your flash drive
8. There will be a GRUB menu generated by UNetbootin, select Install Android x86 to hard disk
9. Wait until it loads
10. Select partition to install Android x86
11. If you're unsure, don't format the partition
12. There will be a prompt, 'Install GRUB bla-bla-bla', if you use Windows, select yes. Another prompt will appear, select yes again.
If you've installed GRUB, do not select yes.
13. Another prompt, 'make system r/w', select yes (this enables root and read write access to your system partition)
14. If you're using Android x86 4.0.3 and older, you'll be prompted to install virtual sdcard, input 2GB (maximum size)
15. Reboot your device
If you're using CD / DVD
2. Burn the Android x86 ISO
3. Reboot your device, go to Boot Device Selection menu, select the CD / DVD
4. You will see Android x86 GRUB menu, select Install Android x86 to hard disk
5. Wait until it loads
6. Select partition to install Android x86
7. If you're unsure, don't format the partition
8. There will be a prompt, 'Install GRUB bla-bla-bla', if you use Windows, select yes. Another prompt will appear, select yes again.
If you've installed GRUB select no (installing it will break your GRUB configs)
9. Another prompt, 'Make system r/w', select yes (if you like modifying your Android x86)
10. If you're using Android x86 4.0.3 and older, you'll be prompted to install virtual SDCard, input 2 GB (maximum)
11. Reboot your device
If you're using it as virtual machine :
2. Set up the VM (RAM set to min 512 MB), tweak the configuration to match your need
3. Make sure you've loaded the ISO file in the VM menu, load the VM
4. A GRUB menu generated by Android x86 will appear, select the last option (Installation - Install Android x86 to hard disk)
5. Wait until it loads
6. Create a new partition (Navigate to New, , set to maximum size, navigate to write, done, navigate to quit)
7. Install Android x86 to the new partition
8. Format the partition to ext4
9. Answer 'yes' to 'Install bootloader GRUB bla-bla-bla'
10. Answer 'yes' again to 'make system r/w' (enables root and read write access to your partition)
11. If you're asked for sdcard, then input 2GB (the maximum size is 2GB, if your partition is smaller input suitable size for your partition)
12. Reboot when the process is done
How to add Android x86 to GRUB Menu
For GRUB 1.97 - 1.99 / 2.00
1. To make it easy, install GRUB Customizer
Type these into terminal emulator :
Code:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:danielrichter2007/grub-customizer
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install grub-customizer
2. Open GRUB customizer, make a new GRUB entry.
3. Open 'Sources' tab, type these :
Code:
[B]set root='(hd0,4)'[/B]
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set=[B]root e1f9de05-8d18-48aa-8f08-f0377f663de3[/B]
linux [B]androidx86[/B]/kernel root=UUID=[B]e1f9de05-8d18-48aa-8f08-f0377f663de3[/B] quiet [B]androidboot.hardware=generic_x86[/B] SRC=[B]/androidx86[/B] acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode
initrd [B]androidx86[/B]/initrd.img
Pay attention for the bolded part, here's what to change :
1. set root='(hd0,4)' : Change the (hd0,4) to partiton Android x86 is installed.
The hd0 means sda, so if you install it to sdb, it'll be hd1 and so on.
The hd0,4 means the partition number, in my case, hd0,4 means sda4. So if you install it on sda6, it'll be hd0,6.
2. --set=root e1f9de05-8d18-48aa-8f08-f0377f663de3 : The random number here is the UUID of partition Android x86 is installed
You must change it to correct UUID, you can easily got UUID by creating new entry in GRUB Customizer then go to Options tab, then select the 'Linux' option in dropdown. You'll see partition dropdown, select your partition. Open the source tab, you'll see the UUID there.
3. androidx86/ : The root of Android x86
Change it into your Android x86 root. You can see what's your Android x86 root by navigating to Android x86 partition, and you'll see a folder name started with 'android', that's the root of your Android x86
4. androidboot.hardware : Your device, of course.
Note : If you're using Android 2.3 - 4.0.3, change it to androidboot_hardware
Here's the list of hardware :
Code:
- generic_x86 : If your hardware isn't listed, use this
- eeepc : EEEPC laptops
- asus_laptop : ASUS laptops (supported ASUS laptops only)
GRUB 2.0 tutorial is the same like GRUB 1.97-1.99.
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FAQ
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Q : Does this work on my device ?
A : Try it ! There's generic build which supports many device.
Q : Which release should I pick ?
A : Generic is recommended (if your device isn't listed in download list), if your device is supported (like EEEPCs for example), pick one for your device. Do take a note that newer builds uses unified image, which means it supports wide range of hardware.
Q : Will this overwrite my old OS ?
A : As long as you install it in different partition and you did the right setup, you are good to go !
Q : Why does my network / touchscreen / mouse / etc, doesn't work ?
A : Mostly this is a driver problem. Try to use newer / older release. If it doesn't work, try different build for other device (there's a chance this will fix your problem)
Q : Does Android x86 works on USB disk (as a Live Image / as an OS itself) ?
A : It does, I have tested it on Gingerbread and ICS release.
Q : Why deep sleep / suspend doesn't work on my device ?
A : This is one of the issue on Android x86. The developer might be working on a fix.
Q : It doesn't work on a VM setup !
A : Check your configuration and virtual disk, Android needs at least 2GB of free space.
Q : Why does games feel choppy when played ?
A : This is because the game uses ARM libs / libraries which is not optimized for Android x86 (which uses ARM to x86 translator by Intel). On newer build, like unofficial Lollipop release doesn't include ARM to x86 translator, so it can't execute any ARM libraries or binaries.
Q : Android 4.4.2 RC-1 hangs on bootscreen (the flashing Android logo / tty1 terminal) !
A : Check your hardware, if you're using x64 probably the x64 isn't supported yet. Also, try using older release.
Q : There's no Play Store !
A : Sometimes, nighlies build (as Custom ROMs user calls it) is uploaded, this type of build doesn't have GApps. Also, if you're using deprecated release (old release), they have Android Market instead of Playstore.
Q : Can you flash .zips in this ?
A : You can, but it's not recommended.
Q : Play Store only have small amount of app !
A : Because Play Store detects your device as Android with a x86 CPU. This kind of CPU isn't widely used by apps in Play Store (most CPU in Android phone is ARM)

wow awesome guide :good:

Desktop
Does this also work on a desktop?

Rami1997 said:
Does this also work on a desktop?
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Bro, any computer. Be it a desktop, netbook, ultrabook, MacBook, Linux computer, etc

F4uzan said:
Hi All !
I'm going to post a tutorial, how to install Android x86 to your laptop & netbooks (works on Personal Computer too).
So, let's start !
Preparations :
1. A working laptop & netbooks
2. R/W CD / Bootable USB stick (flashdisk)
3. Android x86 ISO
4. Free partition :
- 2 GB for Froyo - ICS
- 8 GB for JellyBean 4.2 - JellyBean 4.3
- 10 GB for KitKat 4.4.2
1. Download Android x86 ISO.
You can download it here : Click !
If your device brand is listed there, download Generic ICS build here : Click ! [You need to unzip after download]
If you're using USB stick :
2. Download UNetbootin
You can download it here : Click !
On Ubuntu (11.04 and higher) you can type : sudo apt-get install unetbootin
3. Run Unetbootin, select the Android x86 ISO
4. Select USB drive (instead of Hard Disk), then click OK
5. The UNetbootin will install Android x86 live image & installer to your USB stick
6. Reboot your device after the installation is completed.
7. Boot to Boot Device Selection (in BIOS image), after you entered it, select USB2.0 / USB4.0 / USB Disk (or something similiar)
8. There will be a GRUB like menu generated by UNetbootin, select Install Android x86 to hard disk
9. Wait until it to load
10. Select partition to install Android x86
11. If you're unsure, don't format the partition
12. There will be a prompt, 'Install GRUB bla-bla-bla', if you use Windows, select yes. Another prompt will appear, select yes again.
If you're using Ubuntu, select no
13. Another prompt, 'Make system r/w', select yes (if you like modifying your Android x86)
14. If you're using Android x86 4.0.3 and older, you'll be prompted to install virtual SDCard, input 1800 MB / 1.8 GB
15. Reboot your device
If you're using CD R/W
2. Burn the Android x86 ISO
3. Reboot your device, go to Boot Device Selection menu, select the CD / DVD
4. You will see Android x86 GRUB menu, select Install Android x86 to hard disk
5. Wait until it to load
6. Select partition to install Android x86
7. If you're unsure, don't format the partition
8. There will be a prompt, 'Install GRUB bla-bla-bla', if you use Windows, select yes. Another prompt will appear, select yes again.
If you're using Ubuntu, select no
9. Another prompt, 'Make system r/w', select yes (if you like modifying your Android x86)
10. If you're using Android x86 4.0.3 and older, you'll be prompted to install virtual SDCard, input 1800 MB / 1.8 GB
11. Reboot your device
I'll add tutorial how to add Android x86 to Ubuntu's GRUB menu. Stay tuned !
There's no screenshot, because the result may vary with your device.
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Sorry if this has already been asked/answered but would this work on a Surface Pro (1st gen) or a Dell Venue 8 pro?

Windows
raghav kapur said:
Bro, any computer. Be it a desktop, netbook, ultrabook, MacBook, Linux computer, etc
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And this doesn't delete windows right?

dodgebizkit said:
Sorry if this has already been asked/answered but would this work on a Surface Pro (1st gen) or a Dell Venue 8 pro?
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Yes, it will work on both. Not sure about the touchscreen and the keyboard covers though
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Rami1997 said:
And this doesn't delete windows right?
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If you overwrite this Android installation over the Windows, then IT WILL DELETE WINDOWS.
But, if you create separate partitions for Windows and Android, then you can dual-boot.
I suggest that you run Android in a virtual machine rather than installing this way

Cool
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Sounds great, can't wait to try it on my old laptops, thanks!

If you want Ubuntu Grub entry, see here : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-x86/GrPdnpa6XBM
Use Li's kernel from here IF YOU ARE USING 4.4 on an UEFI system (<efivar> KP): https://groups.google.com/d/msg/android-x86/GrPdnpa6XBM/dA1ChqU1vu4J
All credits goes to there owners (not to me ).
GOOD LUCK
BTW, I have Vaio S (SVS 2012) and I can get WiFi working of I boot from legacy mode BIOS from an external HD w/ the original kernel, while it doesn't work of I boot it from UEFI w/ the custom kernel (since it can't boot w/out it) and doesn't work w/ either 4.3.X or 4.2.X. Can someone help me? (using Intel Centrino Advanced N 6235)
Thanks

Interesting

Anyone try to run this as a VM using either VMWare or VirtualBox?
sent from my hsvxo out in cbciioebd

Whoop!! Featured on portal!!
Sent from my LG-E430 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

14. If you're using Android x86 4.0.3 and older, you'll be prompted to install virtual SDCard, input 1800 MB / 1.8 GB
Could we set more for more space to install apps?

simon_lefisch said:
Anyone try to run this as a VM using either VMWare or VirtualBox?
sent from my hsvxo out in cbciioebd
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Yep, I did... But when I tried to boot it it shows only attachment and stock on Android logo

Could someone please answer my question please, also can you try the OS before installing it on the hdd, like test it and reboot and then install it

Awesome... wud try it n post screen shots if i can :laugh::good:

i tell you sth.. i was able to make 2gb data partition only... and trying to change data.img in other programs to make it bigger but never succeded.. maybe there is some workaround to make data partition bigger... or to use swap with usb stick or sth..
i had installed android x86 kitkat on usb 8gb drive and works perfectly some apps just had problems with mouse pointer.. (i think those designed for android 2.3) just had this problem with only 2gb data partition...

Bootmgr is missing
unetbootin creates the boot image but my windows laptop doesnt detect it

jarusss said:
Yep, I did... But when I tried to boot it it shows only attachment and stock on Android logo
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Same thing happened to me with Virtualbox. However, I shutdown the VM, unmounted the iso, and rebooted. After that, it worked. I used the 4.4 version.

[Android-x86] All in One - Tips, Tricks, Apps & Etc | Bug & Issues | Q&A

Hi XDA ,Hi Friends And Welcome Guest
Before everything Remember that Please hit Thanks when someone helps you out!
Download Android x86:
There are several versions, but I suggest you Download this version :
Android-x86 4.4-r1 live & installation iso
on Aug 8, 2014, by Chih-Wei Huang
Install Android x86:
There are several methods, but I suggest you follow me
Make the system R/W for root access
[HOW-TO] Install Android x86 on any PCs / Laptops / VM
Manage Ext Partition from Windows:
You need to install ext2fsd
Ext2Fsd is an ext2 file system driver for Windows (2k, XP, Vista and Win7). It’s a free software. Anyone can modify or distribute it under GPL2.
Downloads:
View and download Ext2Fsd packages
Express Installation with Ext2Fsd installer:
Double click on Ext2Fsd-version.exe to execute Ext2Fsd installer and follow the setup wizard to install and configure Ext2Fsd.
To uninstall Ext2Fsd, just click “Uninstall Ext2Fsd” in start menu, or use Add/Remove programs in control panel to uninstall. Need restart your computer to get it finished.
Done
if you wanna add something to sd card just follow this path:
X:\android-4.4-r1\data\media\0
Please hit Thanks when someone helps you out!
Edit Grub Bootloader
Follows this path on windows
X:\grub
And find menu.lst
Then open with Notepad or Notepad++ and edit lines.
The example of menu.lst ( don't use for yourself )
HTML:
default=0
timeout=6
splashimage=/grub/android-x86.xpm.gz
root (hd0,4)
title Android-x86 KitKat
kernel /android-4.4-r1/kernel quiet root=/dev/ram0 androidboot.hardware=android_x86 video=-16 SRC=/android-4.4-r1
initrd /android-4.4-r1/initrd.img
title Windows
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
chainloader +1
Install App on Android x86:
Tap the clock on the taskbar, tap the pop out that appears, and then tap Settings.
Scroll down the list and tap Security, then on the right, scroll down and tap Unknown sources.
Tap OK on the prompt that appears.
1. Install Apps From Google Play Store
2. Installing app Using The Conventional Method
Step 1: Use Windows and Copy .apk file to this path
X:\android-4.4-r1\data\media\0
Step 2: Run File manager from Android and install file from this path:
\data\media\0
3. Installing app using Dropbox
Tweaks:
Android Xposed: tweak your phone's UI
[ROOT] Kernel Tweaker | Original Thread
Clean Master Phone Boost
Check Post #2 & #3. ​

Bug & Issues
Recovery:
CWM - TWRP ???
Flash Gordon????
Not work
If you have any idea pleas help us. :laugh:

Apps - Tools - Utility
Mount internal hard drive:
Automatically mount and dismount USB sticks on various devices like the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10. The Nexus 4 is not supported - this is an issue with the device, not with StickMount !
[APP][01.07.2014] StickMount v3.10 [ROOT]
Change Language on HW Keyboard:
A non visible soft keyboard (Input Method) intended to be used with hardware Bluetooth and USB keyboards. It automaticly detects Bluetooth keyboards (and in some cases also USB keyboards) and brings up the Input Method dialog. It also supports a lot of different keylayouts for non-US external keyboards.
[Android 1.6+] External Keyboard Helper Pro
Turn Ethernet To Wifi:
If you want an app that needs wifi And you want it to run on ethernet Go here
[MOD][Xposed] Fake Wifi Connection [1.6]
Fake GPS or Mock Locations:
Go Here and check it : [APP][OSS] Fake GPS Path
Rotate everything In landscape Mode:
Rotation manager is a tool that lets you choose which application you want to rotate or which one you don't want to rotate. It is a really simple app designed for the least possible power and RAM consumption.
Download From Here

Duel Boot for Windows:
Easy BCD:
EasyBCD Community Edition allows you to create a multiboot environment in order to run multiple operating systems on the same computer.
The application also features BCD (Boot Configuration Data) Backup/Repair utilities that provide users with the possibility to reset the BCD configuration or recreate and repair boot files.
Download Link
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/EasyBCD.shtml
Installing Windows After Android-x86
There are two different approaches:
Recovering GRUB after re-installing Windows
Please refer to the Reinstalling GRUB2 guide.
Master Boot Record backup and re-replacement
This method does not work for computers with UEFI boot. In consequence, it won't work for pre-installed Windows8 and some pre-installed Windows7.
Back-up the existing MBR, install Windows, replace your backup overwriting the Windows boot code:
Create an NTFS partition for Windows (using fdisk, GParted or whatever tool you are familiar with)
Backup the MBR e.g. dd if=/dev/sda of=/mbr.bin bs=446 count=1
Install Windows
Boot into a LiveCD
Mount your root partition in the LiveCD
Restore the MBR e.g. dd if=/media/sda/mbr.bin of=/dev/sda bs=446 count=1
Restart and Ubuntu will boot
Setup GRUB to boot Windows

reserved

The Android-x86 4.4-r2 released (the second stable release of kitkat-x86).
http://www.android-x86.org/releases/releasenote-4-4-r2
Stable - Fast