On 10/11/2014 15:51, Daniel Wacker wrote:
Yes, fastboot is working after holding volume down on reboot.
But what is it good for without having any kernel image (or source) to flash
or boot?
Good point. Though you should be able to flash the system image this way
which might allow you to
Hi Jovan,
It's curious... What're the contents of your
/data/b2g/mozilla/your_profile_name.default/prefs.js file?
Also, can you get the gecko level values?:
You can use this script:
https://gist.github.com/frsela/f1ae610563767684e389
use as:
get.omni.ja.from.phone.sh folder_name
Yes, fastboot is working after holding volume down on reboot.
But what is it good for without having any kernel image (or source) to flash
or boot?
Good point. Though you should be able to flash the system image this way
which might allow you to replace gecko/gaia.
Sounds good, but my
Hello,
We opened bug 1093564 to improve the performance on quad-core (or more) devices,
and currently we're working mainly on application launch time as it is the major
requirement from partner.
But indeed we want to improve the performance of user's daily use, so I am
sending this email to
Yes, fastboot is working after holding volume down on reboot.
But what is it good for without having any kernel image (or source) to flash
or boot?
Good point. Though you should be able to flash the system image this way
which might allow you to replace gecko/gaia.
Sounds good, but my
So Firefox OS is heading to Africa.
Great! I'm really excited!
But thinking of it, I joined a chat on Twitter [0] yesterday.
The topic was whether Firefox OS can bring web literacy/development
to mobiles. You probably have heard about the Firetext project [1].
It's a text processor for Firefox
Am 2014-11-10 15:16, schrieb Daniel Wacker:
This is exactly hat I was trying to do, but sadly I'm coming upon a
closed/locked system:
# mount
...
/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system /system ext4 ...
...
/dev/block/vold/259:1 /storage/sdcard0
On 11/11/2014 12:32, Daniel Wacker wrote:
Sounds good, but my main problem now is that I have two devices one of which
is bricked (since I accidentally did a fastboot flash instead of a
fastboot boot).
So I need a way to get the boot image off the working phone, on which I don't
have any
Is anyone using Windows 7/8 and working with the Spreadtrum devices that were
shipped in India?
I couldn't find an official USB driver, only links to file drop sites.
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Is it for development purposes? I was finding one too but got no luck yet.
But luckily, i found a workaround.
If you have an Android SDK installed in your computer, you can put this in
your adb_usb.ini file at the end of the comments: 0x1782
Then open cmd and type adb devices and that should do
The drivers are needed for the phone to be recognized as a valid device.
Once the drivers are recognized, we can use the adb_usb.ini method in it.
We found unsigned drivers on the internet, for which Windows 8 developers
have to turn off device signing check. However, even using the
modifications
On Thursday, September 11, 2014 12:55:58 AM UTC+2, Jonas Sicking wrote:
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 12:16 PM, Ben Francis bfran...@mozilla.com wrote:
It seems that the W3C proposal is incompatible with arguably the main use
case of packaged apps in Firefox OS, which is the cryptographic signing
Hi Kaustav,
That's weird. Modifying the adb_usb.ini works for me. I'm using Windows 8.1
Enterprise and it can automatically detect my phone on adb devices, and
can push apps using the App Manager and just now i have managed to push
an app using WebIDE. The device name will be a mix of letters
I'm a big fan of what Mozilla stands for!
Open Source, and no closed source code.
its closed source for a reason!
I'm a strong believer of google spying,
since they've already agreed to allow the US Gov to have complete access to
their CLOUD infrastructure:
Hello Dave,
I have copied this rule before from the website. Mine
/etc/udev/rules.d/android.rules looks like this:
SUBSYSTEM==usb, ATTR{idVendor}==05c6, MODE=0666, GROUP=plugdev
But even after reloading the rules with your line below, fastboot does
not work without sudo.
$ fastboot devices
no
Hey Aaron,
I'm not sure about how your driver was installed. But the machines that we
tried it on, did not have Android SDK installed, nor even the
platform-tools.
On 11 November 2014 21:35, Aaron Cajes (Mozilla PHL)
aaronca...@mozillaph.org wrote:
Hi Kaustav,
That's weird. Modifying the
When the device goes into fastboot mode, the vendor id changes to 18d1.
When the phone is in fastboot mode, you should see an entry like this when you
run lsusb:
Bus 003 Device 097: ID 18d1:d00d Google Inc.
The line for the USB id 05c6 covers everything except fastboot mode.
You need the
Hi Dave,
adding the second line with Google helped, thanks. I have missed that
part in the manual. After re-reading it, it seems clear that I should
have added this line before.
Thanks
Dominik
Am 11.11.2014 um 17:46 schrieb Dave Hylands:
When the device goes into fastboot mode, the vendor id
As we star work on the next reference device(s) I wanted to reach out to
y'all and ask you how the Flame *hardware* has worked for you as a daily
driver (dogfooding) device.
What do you like and dislike about the Flame hardware when it comes to
using the phone as a daily driver, and what
Hello,
I have installed Firefox OS 2.0 on Flame a while ago. But didn't receive
any OTA updates.
I have tried to change the update channel with change_channel.sh, but
nothing worked. When setting release channel to nightly I get notification
for update. But update fails to download (0MB is
Hi Nino,
OTA Updates are still not working on 2.0,2.1 and 2.2.
Instead of that if you don't want to lose your data you can apply the
backup_restore_profile.sh Script to save all of your data and then
restore it when you've done the flash...
If you have any question, let me know!
Cheers,
OTA updates are working fine for me on 2.2 and base image v188! I have to
search for them though: Device information, search for updates, search now.
What base image are you using? Maybe an older one causes the issue?
I hope this helps!
Best regards,
Gabriela
On 11 Nov 2014 18:16, Sebastian
On 11/11/14, 1:10 PM, Nino Vranešič wrote:
Hello,
I have installed Firefox OS 2.0 on Flame a while ago. But didn't receive
any OTA updates.
I have tried to change the update channel with change_channel.sh, but
nothing worked. When setting release channel to nightly I get
notification for
Like: Look and feel, build quality etc
Dislike: Lack of 4G/LTE band (as a North American dogfooder this
hurts), Wish audio jack was at bottom, the power jack seems akward and
sometimes I have issues plugging in my micro usb
This is totally side topic but would be nice to have a partner making
Crappy camera has definitely been the biggest issue for me. And what
makes me most eager to stop dogfooding.
And I agree that I like the feel of the device in my hand.
/ Jonas
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Asa Dotzler a...@mozilla.com wrote:
As we star work on the next reference device(s) I
We already have APIs for reading/writing to the SD card or other
internal device storage areas. See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Device_Storage_API
But we were lacking the ability to install an app that has been
written to the SD card. However that was recently added here
I think we need to take out all the
firefox helpers from DESKTOP=1, but keep some things, like the
additional-extensions downloader. We use it currently to install
the screen reader simulator. Looks like that extension doesn't
work out of the box with Mulet, but
On 11/11/14 10:04 PM, Asa Dotzler wrote:
As we star work on the next reference device(s) I wanted to reach out to
y'all and ask you how the Flame *hardware* has worked for you as a daily
driver (dogfooding) device.
What do you like and dislike about the Flame hardware when it comes to
using the
Hi,
I am in touch with Vance Chen, our TAM with contacts for Spreadtrum, and they
have released a driver that possibly works - however, it's not hosted
anywhere, so I have it on my Dropbox for the time being.
Here is my comment on the SUMO forums (including a link to the file), where I
am
Hello Asa,
Like:
* external volume control
* headphone plug-in at the top (at least near the volume control)
* has a good feel in the hand
Dislike:
* Changing volume control works even when no music is playing. This
accidentaly changes the volume when the phone is in my pocket. And often
it gets
Hello,
Nino, which updates are you expecting? Flame just got its first OTA
update with the move from 1.3 to 2.0 yesterday.
I'm not Nino but I would have expected some security updates that fix
security issues that have occured since the base image (in my case v188).
@Nino: Do App updates
The idea of the DESKTOP=1 helpers was that they provide some basic API shims
that were not available on Firefox Nightly before. I am sure that there are
still some shims that we want to mock in the new simulator, we should probably
just go through and check them one by one.
For now though, it
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