It would be sweet to have both of them ('cuz the qwerty keyboard and the large display). With a compiler i could be set on debug mode while i'd be waiting for the bus.
If you need a pascal compiler. Take a look at larazus project.
It's possible to cross compile to ARM
i tried lazarus project but without any progress.
nigh7ang3l said:
i tried lazarus project but without any progress.
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DId you install the cross compiler package?
no, i didn't install anything. could u guide me ?
nigh7ang3l said:
no, i didn't install anything. could u guide me ?
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How can you say that you tried larazus if you did not install it?
well .. wich part of it ? there r a lot of files in it.
For pascal i use pocket dos and old borland pascal for dos. It run great. For c++ i don't know how to do this
i didn't think about that. can you upload the files please?
try this one
(i cant post links....yet)
google it "smorgasbordet" and "Pelles C"
"Pelles C is a complete development kit for Windows and Windows Mobile. It contains among other things an optimizing C compiler, a macro assembler, a linker, a resource compiler, a message compiler, a make utility and install builders for both Windows and Windows Mobile. "
thanks mate, i apreciate. but speaking of pascal compiler?
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Not sure where to post this... but now that the Android OS source is realsed, what is needed to compile a native version for Hermes?
http://source.android.com/download
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Not sure where to post this... but now that the Android OS source is realsed, what is needed to compain a native version for Hermes?
http://source.android.com/download
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Already on kaiser, maybe can be ported:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=396782
Keep in mind this is the official OS which was released today.
Its been noted that its not that easy.
1) the CPU in the Hermes is a older ARM that doesn't support all the needed instructions.
2) We couldnt "port it", it would need to be recompiled for the Hermes's older ARM, and that would be HARD.
3) We would then need Storage/wifi/touchscreen/ect ect drivers, and someone would need to write them, theres not going to be a device with the same chipset as the Hermes to steal the drivers off, like there is for the Kaiser.
So, unless you know a lot about writing drivers/recomplieing linux, tisnt going to happen
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Its been noted that its not that easy.
1) the CPU in the Hermes is a older ARM that doesn't support all the needed instructions.
2) We couldnt "port it", it would need to be recompiled for the Hermes's older ARM, and that would be HARD.
3) We would then need Storage/wifi/touchscreen/ect ect drivers, and someone would need to write them, theres not going to be a device with the same chipset as the Hermes to steal the drivers off, like there is for the Kaiser.
So, unless you know a lot about writing drivers/recomplieing linux, tisnt going to happen
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Thanks for your input!
So, are you planning to fiddle with the idea??
joshkoss said:
Already on kaiser, maybe can be ported:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=396782
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so somebody wrote the drivers for kaiser ??
Originally Posted by veyka
Its been noted that its not that easy.
1) the CPU in the Hermes is a older ARM that doesn't support all the needed instructions.
2) We couldnt "port it", it would need to be recompiled for the Hermes's older ARM, and that would be HARD.
3) We would then need Storage/wifi/touchscreen/ect ect drivers, and someone would need to write them, theres not going to be a device with the same chipset as the Hermes to steal the drivers off, like there is for the Kaiser.
So, unless you know a lot about writing drivers/recomplieing linux, tisnt going to happen
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if somebody did manage to get it working in kaiser, it can be done for hermes ?
don't we already have working linux ports for hermes? can't the drivers be pulled from there ?
what i must know for makin my own roms?
Where to start!!! There is so much to know, i think if you are interested in this you should get googling and searching the forums, here isn't a bad place to start http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=611. You can easily modify the ringtones and apps in a pre-built rom by unzipping the androidinstall.tar and deleting the apks you don't use from /system/app/ and ringtones you don't want from /media/ and re-zipping using 7zip but i get the feeling you want to do more then that. Get searching and hopefully see some of your work on the forums sometime!!!
Nees i linux? or i can do it under Windows?
Michga said:
Nees i linux? or i can do it under Windows?
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Linux is very handy for compiling from git repositories etc... and it is also easy to set up the eclipse IDE for android developing in linux. People also seem to have more sucess with setting up ADB in linux which is very handy when developing. That being said the android kitchens will also run in windows and 7zip is for windows when it comes to creating the final tar installer so it's certainly not impossible. I think you will find most of the developers will have used linux for one thing or another. You can always run it in a virtual machine using virtualbox from within windows.
working ADB on linux (Ubuntu or Suse) with Kaiser?
Must I know Java for developing??
i dont using Virtualbox, but VMWare..
Michga said:
working ADB on linux (Ubuntu or Suse) with Kaiser?
Must I know Java for developing??
i dont using Virtualbox, but VMWare..
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VMWare is fine, Virtualbox is just an opensource alternative. ADB works fine on ubuntu with Kaiser, i'm guessing it works on Suse too but i don't use it. Look here for more information : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=502010. If you want to develop apps then you need to know java, a lot of the source code (i.e. libs and the kernel) are written in C.
so its bad for me.. when im 16 year old and i dont know Java and C i cant developing it.. but thanks for advice
At 16 you have a lot of time to learn, start now, I regret not taking the opportunity to learn coding when I was younger, do it, and do it soon
Hi, is anywhere guide for developing.. i want dev too but i dont know how
What you want to develop? Kernel? System? Both?
on which host (Win/Linux/Mac)?
i want to dev too
i want do dev both kernel and system on windows ... so any advices? and thank you in advance
(EX/OR)
i want to develop both but maybe ony system. because when i wil dev kernel, i will can brake my phone
and im on win exactly win7. but on Notebook i have linux.. so its Win or Lin
And im think it will be better with guide.. Later can be more developers and it is better because updates release frequently
It is possible to put together a build using windows, but for serious development work you will need a Linux system for compiling, building from an already developed base only requires a good text editor, ( not notepad), and 7zip really.
so i need only good text editor? and source data.. its all?
and what sam knowledge of C/+/++/# Java.. nothing?
C for kernel
java for system
linux for both
Develop on windows is quite painful and on mac there are some problem with libs.
The only good system for fast develop is linux. Use a virtual system and setup a simple virtual machine with linux.
Then follow the fresh froyo thread to compile the first time (a lot of time).
Hi Michga,
have you development knowledge in any environment?
Are you for the first time approaching software developing?
Obviously you need programming language knowledge if you want to develop software (every kind of software: applications, utilities, system tools, kernel and so on)
moreafter, if you mind developing operating system's module (kernel, drivers and so on) you need deep understanding of general operating systems mechanisms in addition to specific knowledge about the OS you are developing for.
If this is your first step in software developing, I can suggest you try little application first, then step to system programming...
As a software is made up of simple text, as Zenity said, what you need is AT LEAST a good text editor and this is correct if you plan to write or modify simple pieces of software but if you mind to develop something more, a software developing environment maybe a better choice.
More, have a look at http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html where you can find the SDK toolkit for Android.
Sorry not being more helpful: I'm a software developer but don't develop for Android yet... (Time... Time... Time... )
See you
thanks for answers.. i think it is all i need..thanks
I don't have permission to post thread in the development related forums. Hopes someone can add it to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2092348
I have ported nodejs(0.9.7-pre) to windows RT.
And here are some issues which will affect the performance:
1.Snapshot hasn't been used.
2. V8 uses some assembly code for arm, but it's just for linux and gcc.
So currently simulator is used when executing javascript code.
Awesome - this will come in handy for testing JS code while I'm away from my main machine. I believe someone was requesting Node.js on page 11 of the Desktop apps ported to Windows RT thread, but I cannot yet post their either.
I posted it in there for you.
Very nice! I think it's actually possible to get V8 running on RT - I've been working on it as part of porting Chromium - but it might be easier to just use the interpreter for now anyhow.
Added to the first post.
This actually works better than I ever imagined.
Even the crazy HTTPS-Stuff works pretty well (Client authentication).
No Need for V8 for my 20 lines of code anyway...
How did you get it to work, or how did you install it?
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This actually works better than I ever imagined.
Even the crazy HTTPS-Stuff works pretty well (Client authentication).
No Need for V8 for my 20 lines of code anyway...
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I got a Windows RT 8.1 Surface for a trip I am taking, but in my down time, I would like to run Node.js.
I downloaded the Zip file above, unzipped it in a folder.
doubleClicking on it throws this error:
"Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. A recent hardware or software change might ahve installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source".
When I run node.exe from a command line I get:
"The system cannot execute the specified program."
I have turned off UAC. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Tim
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I got a Windows RT 8.1 Surface
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Tim
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You answered it yourself. You require the jailbreak to run this. RT 8.1 doesnt have a jailbreak.
Could be possible to get latest Node.js release compiled please?
Thanks!
jesuslg123 said:
Could be possible to get latest Node.js release compiled please?
Thanks!
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Posted it in the RT Hacking forum
Windows 10 compiled for the original Surface RT devices has leaked.
Source: BetaWiki
It would be super cool if this community managed to create a working image for the OG RTs (de-bombed & with correct drivers). Anybody here who could share the leaked image with us?
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Windows 10 compiled for the original Surface RT devices has leaked.
Source: BetaWiki
It would be super cool if this community managed to create a working image for the OG RTs (de-bombed & with correct drivers). Anybody here who could share the leaked image with us?
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Well, it hasn't exactly leaked yet. Do you have the actual file? I can add the correct drivers and remove the timebomb if I can get my hands on it
Unfortunately no, I don't have access to BetaArchive's FTP. But I would be shocked if nobody on this forum had... Fingers crossed it gets reuploaded soon.
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Unfortunately no, I don't have access to BetaArchive's FTP. But I would be shocked if nobody on this forum had... Fingers crossed it gets reuploaded soon.
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Another thing we need to find out, does it require configuration to boot? Or is it just a bootable install image?
Well I manage to get the file. Its not iso its a zip. But I have honestly not Idea what to do with it, and I try in all inventive ways, LOL!. I could make a torrent file if any its interested on. With the compromise on do a tutorial later if some one manage to do anything with it.
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Well, it hasn't exactly leaked yet. Do you have the actual file? I can add the correct drivers and remove the timebomb if I can get my hands on it
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To benefit the community and have more people working on this, Did you think you could do some quick howto on doing this. Or point us on the right learning path! Im so eager to learn this stuff!
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To benefit the community and have more people working on this, Did you think you could do some quick howto on doing this. Or point us on the right learning path! Im so eager to learn this stuff!
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In the end, I won't know how exactly to fix the timebomb unless I can see the file itself. Replacing the drivers are just as easy as copy paste into the wim file.
Qiangong2 said:
In the end, I won't know how exactly to fix the timebomb unless I can see the file itself. Replacing the drivers are just as easy as copy paste into the wim file.
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PM you in a moment!
I've been trying to get this running on Surface 2, the way I've been trying with this is a dual boot with RT 8.1 and I've partitioned my device to allow roughly 12GB for the Windows 10 installation.
Unfortunately there is an issue with nvpep causing a BSOD that is beyond my abilities to solve, without nvpep nothing else will work. I don't have a Surface RT to test with but I read that this issue does not manifest on those devices, however it still won't work out of the box.
I've pieced together some information that might be of help if your trying to install that applies to RT and 2.
Make sure secureboot debug policy is applied and don't forget to enable testsigning and nointegritychecks. If you have Jailbreak killing updates installed its probably faster to factory reset your device.
You will need to replace sdbus.sys and ststor.sys in \Windows\system32\drivers\ with versions from RT 8.1.
You will need to edit the registry on build 15035 to disable UAC - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System - EnableLUA set value to 0.
Before booting 15035 you will need to create new directory on EFIESP in \EFI\Microsoft\Recovery and then create an empty BCD Store in that location.
If you don't add the Surface 2 drivers it will actually boot to the desktop but no devices will work (Pretty much every device requires nvpep up and running first), you can play around with it using a USB keyboard and mouse but its a little pointless at the moment.
Would it be possible to share the build with wider community, so more people can have a shot at getting it up and running? I know I would love to play around with it.
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Would it be possible to share the build with wider community, so more people can have a shot at getting it up and running? I know I would love to play around with it.
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Please make no mistake on the significance of said leak. There is no other known more-recent ARM 32bit Windows 10 build available on the Internet. The driver hacking community could appreciate a more open leak very much (just look at what it did to the Lumia 950/XL hacking scene around gus33000).. Sites like uup dot rg-adguard dot net fail to list this build.
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Would it be possible to share the build with wider community, so more people can have a shot at getting it up and running? I know I would love to play around with it.
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Found this on MDL (Mega.nz Download - I can't seem to post full URL's so remove the "_")
Code:
h_t_t_p_s:/_/mega.nz/#!mJ8BSABD!kgdXbJUTKDehFlAMJ9EXswgZs1gYvijeMEZjDNeBfqU
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Found this on MDL (Mega.nz Download - I can't seem to post full URL's so remove the "_")
Code:
h_t_t_p_s:/_/mega.nz/#!mJ8BSABD!kgdXbJUTKDehFlAMJ9EXswgZs1gYvijeMEZjDNeBfqU
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I might try it.
Well, what about compatibility with the Lumia 2520? Do you think it would be possible to install Win10 or at least 10S on that one too? It runs 8.1RT, like the old surface RT...
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Well, what about compatibility with the Lumia 2520? Do you think it would be possible to install Win10 or at least 10S on that one too? It runs 8.1RT, like the old surface RT...
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h-t-t-p-s-:-/-/-betawiki.net/wiki/Windows_10_build_15035
lxy3427 said:
h-t-t-p-s-:-/-/-betawiki.net/wiki/Windows_10_build_15035
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Thank you very much for the link.
Sadly, it says that it doesn't support Lumia 2520... It requires a driver...
I think I won't even ask for unreleased protos, like the Lumia 2020 ("Illusionist") etc
Here's a guide how to install this build on Lumia 1520: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https://www.ithome.com/0/468/534.htm
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Here's a guide how to install this build on Lumia 1520: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https://www.ithome.com/0/468/534.htm
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Wow! Soo Nice! This makes me want to buy this phone... :good:
Can someone upload these files somewhere else from baidu?
Hello!
This is a guide to install Windows 10 ARM on Surface RT 1/2. https:_/_/_m_.ithome.com/html/469731.htm (remove all _ signs)
What do you think about this?