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[android@sam]

OK thanks!!

[the_crevis]

I've stopped development for the time being as I don't have enough time atm due to exams.  I'll try work on it a bit during the easter break though.

[weeo]

the_crevis, on 27 March 2012 - 04:33 PM, said:

I've stopped development for the time being as I don't have enough time atm due to exams.  I'll try work on it a bit during the easter break though.

I'm on the same boat here. Anyone else care to lead temporarily?

Edited by weeo, 27 March 2012 - 05:07 PM.

[Sulthekk]

I got some time, although I still have no idea how could libsurfaceflinger cause those errors.  

Look like I gotta take a closer look at arm reverse engineering.

[brookergray]

Sulthekk, on 27 March 2012 - 06:02 PM, said:

I got some time, although I still have no idea how could libsurfaceflinger cause those errors.  

Look like I gotta take a closer look at arm reverse engineering.

You mentioned earlier that you can't find a decompiler for arm machine code. It pooped in today that on warez forums they distribute games that were modified to work with v6. That mean's that they have a working decompiler.

[Sulthekk]

brookergray, on 27 March 2012 - 06:50 PM, said:

You mentioned earlier that you can't find a decompiler for arm machine code. It pooped in today that on warez forums they distribute games that were modified to work with v6. That mean's that they have a working decompiler.

Or they can read the binary
Actually even I do know some instructions on x86 without a disassembler, for ex. 0x90 is NOP, which stands for No OPeration, because I used it a lot. I guess if they do it all day they learn it over time too. Now I'm looking at HTE, which as I can see is commonly used for iPhone reverse-engineering (=it can disassemble arm), but when I run it, it just don't recognize any input, neither mouse or keyboard. Still looking for a good reverse engineering tool. All I found is setting up GDB remotely over ADB, but that's a no go for me, as I have got one single usb port, and I'm using a usb wifi adapter.

[John Enter]

Maybe if you can get adb over wi-fi to work?

[Sulthekk]

John Enter, on 27 March 2012 - 09:53 PM, said:

Maybe if you can get adb over wi-fi to work?

That may work, although I don't like to make things like debugging available over the whole network. Will try to set up wifi via pcmcia adapter, then I should be able to get a backtrace of the crash that causes the reboot, without losing connectivity.

[android@sam]

Sulthekk, on 27 March 2012 - 07:28 PM, said:

Or they can read the binary
Actually even I do know some instructions on x86 without a disassembler, for ex. 0x90 is NOP, which stands for No OPeration, because I used it a lot. I guess if they do it all day they learn it over time too. Now I'm looking at HTE, which as I can see is commonly used for iPhone reverse-engineering (=it can disassemble arm), but when I run it, it just don't recognize any input, neither mouse or keyboard. Still looking for a good reverse engineering tool. All I found is setting up GDB remotely over ADB, but that's a no go for me, as I have got one single usb port, and I'm using a usb wifi adapter.

you can use IDA decompiler!!!

[brookergray]

android@sam, on 28 March 2012 - 08:11 AM, said:

you can use IDA decompiler!!!

It's $539.

[Sulthekk]

android@sam, on 28 March 2012 - 08:11 AM, said:

you can use IDA decompiler!!!

If you pay me a full license, then OK.

Edited by Sulthekk, 28 March 2012 - 09:31 AM.

[android@sam]

Sulthekk, on 28 March 2012 - 09:31 AM, said:

If you pay me a full license, then OK.

you can decompile the native libs with the demo version.

[Sulthekk]

android@sam, on 28 March 2012 - 10:52 AM, said:

you can decompile the native libs with the demo version.

I already got the free version, it came preinstalled with backtrack. Free is X86 only.

[razzmataz1478]

I'm not a dev, but from which phone is this sense port from?

[Sulthekk]

razzmataz1478, on 28 March 2012 - 06:03 PM, said:

I'm not a dev, but from which phone is this sense port from?

Original rom from salsa, framework from desire.

[DrPaua]

I can imagine that it is a bit harder to create, but a friend of mine tried a ICS/Sense4-ROM on his Desire HD and it was the smoothest experience on his phone ever because of less 3D-Animations than on Sense3.x.
It could mean that it would be advantageous on our Blade, too.
Would that be possible to port?
Up to this thread I thought, Sense would be impossible for non-HTC-devices but since now...

[brookergray]

^ I wouldn't say no, but a highly unlikely. Sense 4 will be only available on phones with ARMv7 CPUs so as I said highly unlikely.

Edited by brookergray, 29 March 2012 - 09:36 AM.

[Sulthekk]

brookergray, on 29 March 2012 - 08:16 AM, said:

^ I wouldn't say no, but a highly unlikely. Sense 4 will be only available on phones with ARMv6 CPUs so as I said highly unlikely.

Did you mean armv7?

[brookergray]

Sulthekk, on 29 March 2012 - 09:25 AM, said:

Did you mean armv7?

Yes, but I accidentally wrote 6. Corrected.

[weeo]

Correct. Sense 4 will only work on powerful devices with ARM7 architecture. We can probably get Sense 3.0 from the WildfireS...