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The new use after free exploit should work on the Moto Z Verizon version. There's a proof of concept posted, it would be worth the while to check.

So I did get this pretty well working, though I haven't touched it in a while. The work is continuing over at PostmarketOS, and their support is shaping up quite nicely as Dmitry's Tegra video driver matures. The eMMC issues were resolved, and now with the embedded memory controller driver...

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Release notice. Alpha 0.10 release notification. https://forum.xda-developers.com/ouya/development/kernel-linux-ouya-console-release-alpha-t3797996

This is the first release of the Linux-next kernel for the Ouya. **** DANGER! DRAGONS AHEAD! **** This has been tested on one device only (mine). It may cause your device to melt or become sentient. I hold no warranty or liability should you decide to use this! It supports the Kickstarter...

Update # 2 posted.

Short Answer: Yes and No. Long Answer: The Switch is light years ahead of the Ouya in terms of the SOC, but there are similarities. Any development on the Linux kernel for Tegra devices helps. Unfortunately we likely won't be able to break into the Ouya the same way, since so few of the IO pins...

THIS WILL LIKELY KILL YOUR OUYA We provide no warranty to the work here, it will likely cause your OUYA to die if you attempt it. So myself and another fellow are working on bringing the latest and greatest Linux Kernel to the OUYA. The good news: It boots to command line. The bad news: That's...

Verizon Droid Turbo As this is posted under the Verizon Droid Turbo (I believe XT1254) are the 12.1 nightlies safe to flash on top of the most current Verizon 4.4.4 firmware?

Class 10 32 Gig Lexar http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004AM610M Only 95 bucks.

Source: http://www.nvidia.com/object/tegra-2.html The Tegra 2 supports the following hardware decoding codecs, H.264 VC-1 AP MPEG2 MPEG-4 DivX 4/5 XviD HT H.263 Theora VP8 WMV Sorenson Spark Real Video VP6 Any codecs not listed here can not be hardware decoded by the Tegra 2 and would have...

Semi-functional Tried using it to connect to my Windows 7 machine: -Using WPA2, Xoom sees the pc, but doesn't even connect. -Using No encryption, Xoom sees the pc, and tries to connect, but immediately disconnects and tries again, after five attempts it disables connecting.

Video Decoding I tested a video file with the audio stripped out, 640x480 768kbps bitrate H264. Plays smooth as butter, attempted the same video using different audio formats, all have the choppy framerate. Will continue trying different formats.

Verified this as well, Video is smooth as butter as long as the Nook is pushing audio over Bluetooth. As I moved the Nook away from my Computer, the audio became choppy and the framerate dropped to exactly the same speed as the choppy audio. Looks like audio sync could be the cause of our...

Bluetooth Testing I have conducted range testing with my Nexus One Paired to the Nook. Pairing - Required range < 12 inches. Transfer Files from Nexus to Nook > 4 Feet. Transfer Files from Nook to Nexus < 12 inches. Seems to me either power output from the nook is very poor, or the Antenna is...

The other 7Gb is your internal storage mounted at EMMC.

No, the Power Button Debounce, it causes my power button to take two or three taps before it responds, sometimes it doesn't respond for a few seconds.

Is there a way to disable debounce, I have issues where it makes my power button fail to register occasionally. Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App

Love you man! Had a bluetooth issue but once I re-paired with my computer it started working again.

intersectRaven just released a pair of CM6 compatable kernels today, I just tested it and the WIFI, Bluetooth, and Camera all work perfectly. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=653598 Thread.

JRE for Android would be awesome!

WINE works by simply placing the Windows API on top of the Linux API, the processor still handles all the code natively. Since your phone uses an ARM rather then a x86 based processor, it wouldn't have a clue how to handle x86 code. You need something like dosbox that emulates the whole...

There is no FM Radio for Non-Sense roms yet, there are several projects working to port FM Radio Apps over from Sense, located http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=724749 and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=707404.

You sure can, pull the boot.img and reflash it, but I would suggest you just Nandroid backup, that way if you do not like the kernel you can just change back. I have had great success using different kernels fixing the wifi issue with the new driver.

Definitely glad this has turned out 1000 times better then I had hoped. Much congrats to you RM9!

Indeed, I use the first time stamped version, I see no reason to update yet as all of the updates were for increasing support on different phones, but I do keep track of the thread and I believe I promised five bucks for the person who developed this.

I am running CM6 on the Nexus One and it is current_now. Most likely it is based on the phone which file is used.

I have the same problem on CM6 - RC2 in dmesg I get (w1_iw_iscan_set_scan: Scan from SIOCGIWSCAN not supported), as well as "AVS setting V to -22428 mV @0MHz" every .06 seconds or so.

Under most circumstances yes, but I have a power supply capable of providing 1.5 amps to the phone, if the widget doesn't take that into account it would give some seriously wacked out usage readings.

I just noticed mine updates every 50 seconds on CM 6.0 - RC2 with the default kernel.

I'll continue to peek through the OS for a way to add that in.

Haha yeah that wont work with the vanilla roms, sorry.

What phone are you using, I do not have batt_current on my file system.

Done. I have added links to the file and rm9's original post.

It would appear current_now updates from dmesg, and it wouldn't make sense for the file to update every second, as that would pull a lot of extra cpu cycles, a 30 second to one minute update time is good for both accuracy and battery life.

current_now shows the current going in or out of the battery, if it is plugged in, current_now will show a positive value as long as your phone isnt pulling more power then your power supply can provide. When it isn't plugged in it will show a negative number because the phone is pulling power...

Brilliant, one minute refresh and a little prettier and it will be perfect, are you parsing current_now or dmesg?

Much excellence, Ill put down five bucks for it.

The LED would not provide a very accurate representation of current draw, A widget could provide Current, Voltage, Temperature.

Parsing messages from dmesg about the battery would allow the widget to provide A LOT more information about your battery state, sweet!

It displays total current to/from the battery, - means it is discharging the battery, + means it is charging the battery, so if you have a - while charging it means you are pulling more power then your power supply can provide.

Microamps, Probably would be best for the widget to display in Milliamps.

I have never done programming before, but this might be enough for me to look into and see if I can learn enough to put something together.

Could someone build a widget to loop the "cat sys/class/power_supply/battery/current_now" script every 30 seconds or so and display the results in the widget? This could give you an accurate idea of how much power your phone is using regularly. UPDATE rm9 has made a widget off this idea, he...