HONEYCOMBE-- 07-July-2011-- With GPS fix

daiuton · May 7, 2011

If you like that I'm doing this, then a thanks is cool, PLEASE DONATE, TIME OR MONEY BUT GIVE SOMETHING TO THESE DEVS!
http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthread.php?356-Honeycomb-on-the-Adam-(Updated)

New - No more partition editing required!
HC16JUN2011

HD Video
-Changelog

Like with any rom, YOU MUST WIPE CACHE, SYSTEM AND DATA, this rom especially, the is a pre alpha and has issues with cache, if you don't clear your info every time you will run into problems. I also clear Dalvik Cache and Battery Stats.

Old info on how to partition

STEP 1 – You need the new NVFlash click here for the unpartitioned onces(may need these)

NVflash edit- pretty simple you need to change the android fastboot full, you'll find that file towards the top of the nvflash folder or you can download my premade ones: (BUT I DIDN'T FORCE YOU TO DOWNLOAD THESE, IF YOU BRICK YOUR DEVICE BY USING THESE THEN YOU BRICKED IT NOT ME, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED)

Sorry about the mega upload, working on getting my server up, also CWM is untested, it had some problems but I believe that was due to file size.
Clockwork Mod folder

Stock Recovery Folder

The section your looking for looks like this
[partition]
name=APP
id=9
type=data
allocation_policy=sequential
filesystem_type=yaffs2
size=209715200 <---(here is the money)
file_system_attribute=0
partition_attribute=0
allocation_attribute=0x10
percent_reserved=0
filename=system.img

minus the arrow and the here is the money you'll find the size listed as 209715200, you need to change that to 536870912, once you save go to here to setup your APX drivers and prepare to flash according to the link

STEP 1.1 – THIS IS FOR CLOCKWORK MOD RECOVERY ONLY Download Here
Make a copy of your nvflash folder, I name it PIXEL QI CW Mod

STEP 1.2 – THIS IS FOR CLOCKWORK MOD RECOVERY ONLY
Thank you darknao
Quick & Dirty method :
Extract the recovery.img from the clockwork.zip, and copy it to the nvflash folder(replace the original one).

Step 2
You need then to put your device into force recovery mode, so turn off your device, then power it on while holding the power + the volume down button till a orange and a yellow lite light up.

Step 3
Run the download.bat file described in the nvflash or unbrick your adam thread - now you can change the file name of the rom to update.zip and flash freely!

daiuton · May 7, 2011

Reserved for other usage

Amon Darthir · May 9, 2011

Any idea when we'll get gapps working? Or you just linking to what they have done? Thanks for working to spread the word.

daiuton · May 9, 2011

Amon Darthir said:
Any idea when we'll get gapps working? Or you just linking to what they have done? Thanks for working to spread the word.

Gapps are included however this build didn't have them, they had alot of problems with the sync feature, but in theory you should be able to use the latest gingerbread gapps, I will test that right now.

-OK I tested it out, the google setup frooze up on me, after restarting I was able to get into the initial setup, but I have the wifi only model, so I'm going to look into the gapp issue, see if I can find a way around.

-Tried a couple more copies of gapps including a HC edit for the nook sdk HC-- I would press more into this but with the rate of the updates I think its kinda pointless, for now Im going to adb push the market and see what I can get working, hopefully not in-vain since MrGuy and DJSteve move so fast with the updates.

no6969el · May 9, 2011

after you use nvflash it will start to boot.. (this would be before flashing update zip) so should I power it down while its booting that first time in order to reboot to recovery and flash the zip?

daiuton · May 9, 2011

I do but you don't have to if you use clockwork mod, it doesn't really matter, since you will be building your Dalvik cache once you install your rom.

jakobdroid · May 9, 2011

$ ./download.sh
./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

can anyone help me with this error i am getting when trying to run the downlaod script

daiuton · May 9, 2011

jakobdroid said:
$ ./download.sh
./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

can anyone help me with this error i am getting when trying to run the downlaod script

what operating system do you have? Is your adam in apx mode, and did you edit the android fastboot already? is it still a .bat file

jakobdroid · May 9, 2011

osx, i already changed the file. what is apx mode? my adam has CWM on it, i understand that i am not supposed to have it for this HC rom. can i use the recovery image in the nvflash folder?

daiuton · May 9, 2011

jakobdroid said:
osx, i already changed the file. what is apx mode? my adam has CWM on it, i understand that i am not supposed to have it for this HC rom. can i use the recovery image in the nvflash folder?

APX is the force recovery, the drivers are included with the NVflash, you must put your device into force recovery, with your device off you press volume down + power till you get your two lights to light up by the power cord, it'll be red and yellow, this is force recovery mode, I am using CW with it and I have listed above how to flash the CW with the increased partition. If you can't figure it out I will be adding the NVflash files with CW mode and non CW mode with the partition edits tonight. I will be turning the change log into a FAQ as well.

somesayinice · May 9, 2011

Just flashed the ROM and it is awesome. I was just wondering how to get a file managers working. I can't see my sd card. But otherwise, its amazing that honeycomb is up so fast.

jakobdroid · May 9, 2011

okay my adam is in apx mode, i did your steps for using CWM, but im still getting the error:

./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

i used chmod on the download.sh file, as well as nvflash. any idea whats going wrong?

daiuton · May 9, 2011

jakobdroid said:
okay my adam is in apx mode, i did your steps for using CWM, but im still getting the error:

./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

i used chmod on the download.sh file, as well as nvflash. any idea whats going wrong?

I'm downloading the file now, working on military lines so its slow to download but that way I can get a better idea of whats going on, also whats your operating system.

somesayinice · May 9, 2011

jakobdroid said:
okay my adam is in apx mode, i did your steps for using CWM, but im still getting the error:

./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

i used chmod on the download.sh file, as well as nvflash. any idea whats going wrong?

Sounds like you're using linux like me. Are you on ubuntu. Cause I tried and tried and even with chmod and sudo and still got the same error. Consider this post though from: http://notioninkhacks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=1651&start=30

Hey gibson, thanks heaps for that! Actually, yourncomment before asking which folder I was in did it. Very strange, I had to run the commands from 2 folders above the extracted one, then symlink all the other files into the folder I was running from. Will post more later for people who run into similar issues, likely over at the unbricking thread. For now I've got a dualboot setup, and am running a minimal natty rootstock. I tried using the full omap4 image (ubuntu's default arm), but could only get it booting with lots of errors and no gui. Will be aiming to install the netbook desktop (unity 2d) in the next few days.

Re the post above, rayman's boot image already includes the kernel, so it's not needed in the rootstock command. Re the other options, probably will work, but remember rootstock is limited in what you can build... I.e., unless you have heaps of physical ram, you will probably only be able to build a few packages. Head over to xda, and the ubuntu on adam thread there for more info. We have experimented a lot with rootstock builds, and some of that might be useful.

Has anyone tried raymans boot.img with a natty rootstock? Did it work, and has anyone gotten a 2d unity gui up and running? My minimal natty rootstock boots fine, though I notice a few errors. Not sure if they are problematic or not. In any case, the build I made seems to be missing some important wireless tools, so I will likely rebuild it again with them in it soon. Am I likely to run into any problems using rayman's boot image, and steveh's kernel, with a natty build? Happy to post up my work if I get anything decent. Cheers.

jakobdroid · May 9, 2011

osx 10.6.6, thank you!

somesayinice · May 9, 2011

jakobdroid said:
okay my adam is in apx mode, i did your steps for using CWM, but im still getting the error:

./nvflash: ./nvflash: cannot execute binary file

i used chmod on the download.sh file, as well as nvflash. any idea whats going wrong?

Also consider this: http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-895388.html

daiuton · May 9, 2011

Saved me some time thank you...

somesayinice · May 9, 2011

daiuton said:
Saved me some time thank you...

Don't know if the problem is solved yet but that doesn't take away from this honeycomb coolness. So happy to have so much use out of this Adam. Thanks.

jakobdroid · May 9, 2011

that really didnt help, thanks though. i guess i will instal ubuntu in parallels and give it a shot...

L3st · May 9, 2011

Two problems here:

-How can i mount the adam with the computer? To move next updates and update in the next releases
-There is any gapps working (market,etc...)?

HONEYCOMBE-- 07-July-2011-- With GPS fix

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