[TUTORIAL]How to emulate KitKat 4.4 in a virtual machine | Absolutely Noob friendly! - Android Software Development

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Hey Guys, in this Tutorial I'll gonna show you how to emulate Android KitKat in a virtual machine.
Preparation: Download this modified ISO Image: http://goo.gl/5iP47I
Download Virtual Box for your operating System.
Open VirtualBox. Click "New" & select the same attributes like them on the screenshot.
Select about 1600 Megabyte of RAM. (Or try to stay in the green mark.)
Klick "Create".
Choose "Dynamically allocated"
Select the Hard Disk size of your Virtual Machine. I took 8 GB and I recommend that value as minimum.
Choose "Create a virtual hard disk drive now "and klick "Create". Then Start your machine.
Now the emulated BIOS should start and you should be able to choose your downloaded .iso by clicking on the little folder icon with the green arrow.
When you see this screen, choose "Installation"
Now select "Create/Modify partitions"
Now you see your virtual hard disk as "free space", select "New", then "Primary" and then enter again.
Now you should see you created partition called "sda1" with the Size you made your virtual hard disk. Now navigate at the bottom to "Write" and klick enter. Confirm all questions and then klick "Quit".
Now choose your "sda1".
Format "sda1" as a ext3 filesystem.
Now reboot.
Now, before booting Android, choose under Devices>CD/DVD Devices>Host Drive, so that your iso is not selected anymore.
Power off your machine.
Start again and choose the first boot method.
Now your Android should start and be patient, it's the first start.
Huraaaaaaay! Now you have a great Android virtual Machine with Android KitKat.
Note: For VMWare Player it's exactly the same, just ignore the first three steps and select from beginning the .iso file.
- Shialie
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Nice tuto Thanks

I can't get it working..
whenever I choose Installation this happens..

Then tell me every step you did and how you did it
Tippie di Tap from my S3

rv0000s said:
I can't get it working..
whenever I choose Installation this happens..
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You may didn't set up your VM right?

Android-xp said:
You may didn't set up your VM right?
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off-course I set it ..
Shialie said:
Then tell me every step you did and how you did it
Tippie di Tap from my S3
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I did every step you have written. But when I select installation it should show me the disk partitioning screen but instead of it just show 'restarting in 60 secs'
searched google but didn't find the solution..
BTW nice tut..

Did you set your sda1 as "write" partition? (12th Pic)

If you don't find a solution I can export my already created VM, upload it to my Mega-account and then you can import it..
Tippie di Tap from my S3

Magyarul: http://gidano.hu/sd-kartya-irhatosaga-android-4-4-kitkat-alatt/

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this is to EVERYONE that is having an issue using Paragon to partition their card to ext2/ext3. simple solution and it will NEVER fail. are you ready for this???
USE LINUX
now that that's out of the way you can go
here to download the .iso
or
here to order a live CD of the latest ubuntu distribution you will have to register an account but it's free and free to get the CD shipped to your home(AND YOU GET STICKERS!!!!)
this is the EASIEST way to partition your card. before starting backup everything on your card
1. after downloading the .iso burn it to a cd/dvd
2. reboot your computer with the disk still in the cd drive
3. boot to the CD(your computer may or may not be set up to try the cd first so f10 or f12 will usually get you the boot menu)
4. choose your language
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5. choose the first option "try ubuntu without any changes to your computer"(or something like that)
6. wait for the computer to start up which might take a while as it is loading the OS from your cd drive
7. plug your phone into your computer and mount it
8. click System>Administration>Partition Editor
9. in the top right there is a little box that will let you choose what drive you want to edit(PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU CHOOSE THE CORRECT ONE)
10. after you have chosen your sd card it will appear in the main window with a horizontal graph above it showing your usage
11. right-click on the card in the main window and unmount it
12. go to the top and click Device>Create New Partition Table
13. you now have a totally blank sd card that is unformatted and not recognisable by windows or your phone
14. right-click on the unallocated space and create a new partition and format it as a primary partition and FAT 32, resize to the size you want to be FAT 32
15. right-click on the unallocated space and create a new partition and format as primary partition and make sure it is ext2/ext3 pending the ROM. this is the size of your apps partition
16. at the top click apply and it will go through the steps of partitioning your card.
if you get any errors for any reason at all you probably did something wrong, but check the details and post the error message here and i will answer it as soon as i can.
most times an error will occur because you forgot to unmount the drive from the partition editor. i know it seems stupid but you have to mount the card so the computer sees it, then unmount it so it can be edited.
screen shots will be up tomorrow when i wake up. please post here if you cannot figure this out
Just did this and I can confirm it worked flawlessly. Directions are clear and to the T.
Thanks a lot for this man, once my business starts making some money I'll float you a little present via PayPal, cuz this was just brilliant.
DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT USING PARAGON - USE THIS GUIDE INSTEAD
Also, Ubuntu looks cool as hell!
glad this helped someone out
after my new 8g card arrived yesterday, i tried to format it and make the partitions via the rom manager app, which failed. dunno why, but it didn't do the trick. so i stumbled across this guide and it's idiot-proof so thx alot. did the trick and everything works nicely

Command to delete a file via the run dialog

I am trying to delete a file in windows mobile 5.0 via the "run dialog". I was expecting that "del <filename>" would do the trick but that generates an errormessage saying that the file "del" could not be found. Can anybody advise me what syntax I need to use to delete files via the run dialog ?
WM5 / WM6 Classic and Professional RUN Dialog
(A little late reaction, but..)...
The 'RUN Dialog' does what is says!
Both in WM PocketPC / Windows OS PC we can run executables like;
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FieldTest.exe (idem) .
*more shortcuts to nice *.exes which R 'missing' ah well...
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DEL
-=[ WM5 / WM6 Classic and Professional 'RUN Dialog' ]=-
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!!! The ‘Action’ key is usually the center of the D-Pad or CTRL if you are using the former SIP emulator;
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(It's just a picture, I don't have this 'skin', I am still looking for it though ).
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[Guide] Control PC through HTC Touch Elf(in)

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Open regedit from Start/Run, then browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB\
Search for "ZuneDriver"
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Code:
Exclusive = 0
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Code:
UseWpdPrivateInterface = 0
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Code:
ShowInShell = 1
PortableDeviceNameSpaceExcludeFromShell = 0
EnableLegacySupport = 1
Icons = %ProgramFiles%\Zune\i917.ico (or your own path to the custom icon)
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CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local
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What files can be transferred?
In addition to the files supported by ZUNE, what other file types can be transferred from PC to WP7 device?
JamesAllen said:
In addition to the files supported by ZUNE, what other file types can be transferred from PC to WP7 device?
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None because those files are not exposed (other partition?)
Error creating New Folder
I keep getting:
The device has either stopped responding or has been disconnected.
Zune is closed.
Cables are tight.
Lemontongs said:
I keep getting:
The device has either stopped responding or has been disconnected.
Zune is closed.
Cables are tight.
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OK, I am not sure if you can create folders everywhere. I am not in my PC now, but I will try tonight. Where are you creating your folder?
having this done .. can one access the files and things stored on the phone . like maybe a new way to unlock the device ?
d0ugi3 said:
having this done .. can one access the files and things stored on the phone . like maybe a new way to unlock the device ?
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No, only things exposed by the phone like photos and videos.

Bricked Help Me

i tried to flash drivers i get this errer
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i was on android l v12 , my device is note 3g
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and wiped data,system etc...
so i am not able to enter recovery and even into rom what to do??
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It seems a problem with Windows rather than with your phone.
First of all don't worry, there are very high chances that you will recover the phone in working state. I worked for over a year with MTK devices, they brick very easily but it's also easy to unbrick.
It's a signature error, not a driver error. I remember Windows has somewhere the option to disable signature checking for drivers. Disable it, then after installing this driver you can re-enable it if you want.
I assume you are able to proceed from this step on, once phone is recognized by PC. If I'm wrong, feel free to ask
To Install Driver without Signature error.
This will Help u to install driver without signature.
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2.Click More PC Settings.
3. Click General.
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6. Click Advanced Options.
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8. Click Restart.
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