Related
I understand there are some builds available on github ( https://github.com/omnirom/android_device_oppo_n1 ). Please could anyone guide on how to build it so we can test it on our devices. Thanks.
That would be a pretty in-depth guide.
Omnirom has their own wiki page that can teach you how to compile and port to your device.
http://docs.omnirom.org/Main_Page
:good:
Thank you Harfainx for sharing the guide, I'll try following it and post my finding(s) for everyone.
Omni rom has been posted on the official oppo forums already: http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/4-4-omni.7475
nospam said:
Omni rom has been posted on the official oppo forums already: http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/4-4-omni.7475
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Sure wish he would post them here instead, or as well. I do check both forums but like to treat XDA as the "ultimate" resource.
I'm sure there will be an official Omni thread with the links here as well.
Sent from my N1 using Tapatalk
Harfainx said:
I'm sure there will be an official Omni thread with the links here as well.
Sent from my N1 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah, plodey and I will eventually get around to it... we've just been incredibly busy with getting the device running and other general omni things.
Anyone who knows me from the i777 days knows that I suck at thread maintenance.
Entropy512 said:
Yeah, plodey and I will eventually get around to it... we've just been incredibly busy with getting the device running and other general omni things.
Anyone who knows me from the i777 days knows that I suck at thread maintenance.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Glad to hear an official response. Thanks for the update. :highfive:
viperdream26 said:
Sure wish he would post them here instead, or as well. I do check both forums but like to treat XDA as the "ultimate" resource.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Maintaining a thread is more work then you would ever think
At the moment I am more then full doing that at oppoforums
I'm going to take a crack at compiling the Cyanogen Source code to take a peek at the o-click issues.
I'm fairly knowledgeable in C, but haven't done any android/bluetooth coding before, so I think I have a snowball's chance in hell.
But it'll be an interesting exercise anyway.
So I'm following random links in:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Development
Mainly using this:
https://skydrive.live.com/view.aspx?cid=B3BFF0D42AE1E534&resid=B3BFF0D42AE1E534!107&app=OneNote
To set up virtualBox/Ubuntu/android SDK.
Although I am a bit confused about required JDK versions.
Is there a list of prefered JDK versions for different CM versions?
I also just noticed the page for the Find 5: aka
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_find5
So I guess I'll use that as the instructions until the actual source code pull?
- Frank
You might want to look at maxwen's github - I think he had source for a sample app for the O-Click.
https://github.com/maxwen/OClick
Entropy512 said:
You might want to look at maxwen's github - I think he had source for a sample app for the O-Click.
https://github.com/maxwen/OClick
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This is based on the Google BLE sample. It allows pairing with the o-click and will recognise single and double clicks on the remote
Sent from my N1 using Tapatalk
I'm slowly making some progress.
I have some questions:
1) Where can I find information about how updater-script is generated?
I'd like to automatically remove that first line which is causing TWRP to complain.
2) I got a zip file but it failed to install, and just hung after reboot.
I've compared the good "signed" zip to my zip file and I seem to be missing all the vendor specific stuff.
I extracted everything and it all exists in ~/android/system/vendor/oppo/n1/proprietary .
But it's not ending up in the final zip file.
I think the problem is that ~//android/system/vendor/cm/vendorsetup.sh is choking because
there isn't an official N1 build listed on: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/hudson/blob/master/cm-build-targets
Do I have to hack my way around that?
Any help would be much appreciated.
I'm trying to research myself but it seems like information is scattered all over the place.
ChodTheWacko said:
I'm slowly making some progress.
I have some questions:
1) Where can I find information about how updater-script is generated?
I'd like to automatically remove that first line which is causing TWRP to complain.
2) I got a zip file but it failed to install, and just hung after reboot.
I've compared the good "signed" zip to my zip file and I seem to be missing all the vendor specific stuff.
I extracted everything and it all exists in ~/android/system/vendor/oppo/n1/proprietary .
But it's not ending up in the final zip file.
I think the problem is that ~//android/system/vendor/cm/vendorsetup.sh is choking because
there isn't an official N1 build listed on: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/hudson/blob/master/cm-build-targets
Do I have to hack my way around that?
Any help would be much appreciated.
I'm trying to research myself but it seems like information is scattered all over the place.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm in no way an expert and am currently in the process of setting up my first build environment now. In regards to #2, I noticed that in the vendorsetup.sh on the N1's github page - https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_oppo_n1 - it sets up the lunch combos for you.
add_lunch_combo cm_n1-user
add_lunch_combo cm_n1-userdebug
add_lunch_combo cm_n1-eng
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Could you just be using the wrong vendorsetup script or should that one run first? Like I said, I'm still very new to this but wanted to at least point this out.
mybrotherischad said:
I'm in no way an expert and am currently in the process of setting up my first build environment now. In regards to #2, I noticed that in the vendorsetup.sh on the N1's github page - https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_oppo_n1 - it sets up the lunch combos for you.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You're right, the n1 directory's vendor explicitly lists them.
I was looking at the wrong one I guess. Or it's not being used for some reason.
My Brunch n1 is also complaining with:
The present kernel configuration has modules disabled.
Type 'make config' and enable loadable module support.
Then build a kernel with module support enabled.
which doesn't look right, but I'm taking stuff one step at a time.
- Frank
Hello everybody,
I'm back on the forums after being away for some time.
In the meantime I got myself my own LG Optimus G to be able to get to effective developing for this device.
My opinion is that this device is a powerfull device with a lot of "still to be unlocked" potential.
Before I bought the LG Optimus G I used the Samsung Galaxy S Plus, which had a very active and good developers which even today still perfectly support this old device.
When that phone launched it contained Android 2.3.6, but today it supports even the Android 4.4.4 builds (unoffical).
One of the most important steps in achieving this goal was to move from the Samsung provided kernel source to the CAF (Code Aurora Forum) based kernel source.
Because I wish the LG Optimus G the same future as my old device, I would like to get busy with bringing up the CAF kernel codebase on the LG Optimus G.
This will be a big project which is why I request fellow developers which are interested in this project to please join and form a development team with a common goal.
What needs to be done is:
- Obtain official LG Optimus G (Android 4.4) kernel sourcecode from: LGE975_G_Kitkat_Android_V20a_Kernel.zip
- Obtain latest CAF Kernel codebase (chipset apq8064) from: msm-5bfc8718998bedfeea1997d83838ffd1981cbf12.tar.gz (Last modification date: 30-06-2014)
- Extract added LGE Specific code and drivers from the official LG kernel source.
- Set-up a team Github with the clean CAF codebase, which all the driver and LG specific code will be added to.
If you're interested in helping with this project please contact me or leave a message over here.
Please no spamming etc.
Greetings PsychoGame
Hello everybody,
A little status update:
At this moment a 2-man team has been formed.
We have a team Github set-up for the development process this team will have.
The github link is: https://github.com/OptimusG-Dev-Team
If you are interested in giving us a helping hand with this project you're more than welcome.
Leave a message in this forum thread or contact me through a PM.
Experience with linux and also with the kernel is of course important.
Greetings PsychoGame
Bravo. Im hopeless in terms of what ever you code ninjas do, just wanted to let you know that i and most likely all in LGOG community greatly value this project. If you haven't already, perhaps PM some kernel devs as this would help in project gaining momentum and improved outcomes.
Happy to see that you're back psycho. Very brilliant idea. I hereby tag some devs to attract their attention. @faust93 @Loller79 , @jollaman999 , @Kevinjoa , @ThatKawaiiGuy , @xboxfanj , @JustinXu , @houstonn
Hey, I don't know much about kernel stuff, I'm learning Java atm so might be able to give tips. Not a lot though.
I don't have the Optimus G anymore (haven't since March), so I won't be able to do a ton, but I can help solve issues if/when needed.
akahroba said:
Happy to see that you're back psycho. Very brilliant idea. I hereby tag some devs to attract their attention. @Loller79 , @jollaman999 , @Kevinjoa , @ThatKawaiiGuy , @xboxfanj
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I don't have kernel knowledge that much... I just referenced other dev's kernel sources and fix it to my style.
But thanks for mention to me.
It'll take some time, but I'm sure we get there.
Thank you for tagging some other devs inside this thread so it raises more awareness.
Everybody is welcome to join this project, for example clone the repositories, making changes and contribute.
That's exactly what opensource is all about.
And of course if you're interested in joining the team just send me a PM and I'll bring you up to speed on the progress/process and give you the needed information.
At this moment I'm also in contact with a official LG Developer which hopefully can provide me with some information that will help this porting process as well.
Greetings PsychoGame
jollaman999 said:
I don't have kernel knowledge that much... I just referenced other dev's kernel sources and fix it to my style.
But thanks for mention to me.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What about @houstonn ? Also I don't have any knowledge about this sort of thing really but I'll ask some other debs around to see if they want to join.
Sent from my LG-E975 using XDA Free mobile app
Generally, if you look at the branch of the libEGL_adreno file (using strings or hexedit), you can figure out what tag the OEM used (or branch) and then plop their source over that, then git pull the latest branch on top and fix any conflicts.
xboxfanj said:
Generally, if you look at the branch of the libEGL_adreno file (using strings or hexedit), you can figure out what tag the OEM used (or branch) and then plop their source over that, then git pull the latest branch on top and fix any conflicts.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for the information xboxfanj . I never noticed the branch information inside the LibEGL_adreno files.
This also helps a lot with the extraction of the LGE added code as the branch is now as close to the LG used sources.
This keeps the extracted LGE patches as clean as possble to almost only include the LGE added stuff.
PsychoGame said:
Thanks for the information xboxfanj . I never noticed the branch information inside the LibEGL_adreno files.
This also helps a lot with the extraction of the LGE added code as the branch is now as close to the LG used sources.
This keeps the extracted LGE patches as clean as possble to almost only include the LGE added stuff.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No problem. Let me know if you need help. Obviously, I can't test anything, but I should be able to help you get things building.
Oh, i noticed this thread just now.
I can help but i don't have much free time these months.
The idea is interesting from what i've seen, if you want another hand contact me via pm
Loller79 said:
Oh, i noticed this thread just now.
I can help but i don't have much free time these months.
The idea is interesting from what i've seen, if you want another hand contact me via pm
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Sent a PM to you xda account
Today we've updated the proj-kernel repository with fully patched kernel sourcecode.
With a few small 'hacks' we are able to build the j1vd-perf_defconfig to the end.
What remains is getting the updated kernel to boot on the Optimus G boards.
At least the project is moving forward.
Just wanted to give everybody a update on the progress we're making.
Greetings PsychoGame
Here I'm back with some great news for everybody.
Today the kernel which was built using our sourcecode has succesfully booted on stock KK rom from LG.
The next steps we'll be taking will be getting the kernel to work with CM11 as well.
This way I hope we will have a perfectly stable and up-to-date kernel for the Optimus G which will work for Stock as well as CM based roms.
Greetings PsychoGame
PsychoGame said:
Here I'm back with some great news for everybody.
Today the kernel which was built using our sourcecode has succesfully booted on stock KK rom from LG.
The next steps we'll be taking will be getting the kernel to work with CM11 as well.
This way I hope we will have a perfectly stable and up-to-date kernel for the Optimus G which will work for Stock as well as CM based roms.
Greetings PsychoGame
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
very nice job mate. I think in this step @faust93 can help a lot.
Is this kernel work specific to E975, or will it be compatible with for example Sprint variant LS970?
dwielunski said:
Is this kernel work specific to E975, or will it be compatible with for example Sprint variant LS970?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
At the moment it is based off E975 sources so it won't work on ls970 and similar.
Running it on my phone now and it works flawlessly.
Please thank a lot the team that made this possible and xboxfanj who helped with the project.
What's up guys? Is there anything we can help with? any test version or something?
I am trying to build OMNI 4.4.4 for H60-L02. Right now I have managed to see the bootanimation of omni and then I have a bootloop. These are the logs for anyone who are willing to help
Logcat : http://pastebin.com/RT5x5EjJ
Dmesg : http://pastebin.com/PSzj9XJR
So, let's try to build roms for honor 6 !!! Any help is welcome ....
I don't have the skills but I'm willing to support the initiative as far as I can!
Sounds like the same issue i had, check google-cert folder that you have it and also build the files so that you edit default storage path. It was a few months ago i tried to build my own and i ended up with similair problem and it was related to missing cert and wrong storage path.
Im no expert, its just a hobby of mine so i might be wrong
Is Cyanogenmod avialable to Honor 6
Is Cm 11 available to Honor 6
Kanth's said:
Is Cm 11 available to Honor 6
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No Cyanogenmod available yet, we all wait for.
HTC HD2 has CM12 already ^^
spanorg said:
I am trying to build OMNI 4.4.4 for H60-L02. Right now I have managed to see the bootanimation of omni and then I have a bootloop. These are the logs for anyone who are willing to help
Logcat : http://pastebin.com/RT5x5EjJ
Dmesg : http://pastebin.com/PSzj9XJR
So, let's try to build roms for honor 6 !!! Any help is welcome ....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
@spanorg, what do you think of the information of codeworkx?
Daniel Hillenbrand a.k.a. codeworkx is a member of Team CM and TeamHacksung, is a legend
panamera2011 said:
@spanorg, what do you think of the information of codeworkx?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Go! go! go!
panamera2011 said:
@spanorg, what do you think of the information of codeworkx?
Daniel Hillenbrand a.k.a. codeworkx is a member of Team CM and TeamHacksung, is a legend
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have in my hands this info from the first hour I took the phone. I have built a whole device tree not only the partitions. Anyway, I appreciate any help. The big problem is that some sources of Huawei are not given. Especially for the kirin920 soc. That's why development is very difficult. Anyway, I am still trying for building... For any news, I will immediately tell you.
spanorg said:
I have in my hands this info from the first hour I took the phone. I have built a whole device tree not only the partitions. Anyway, I appreciate any help. The big problem is that some sources of Huawei are not given. Especially for the kirin920 soc. That's why development is very difficult. Anyway, I am still trying for building... For any news, I will immediately tell you.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok, thanks for try to build a CM :good:
Let's hope so!
spanorg said:
I have in my hands this info from the first hour I took the phone. I have built a whole device tree not only the partitions. Anyway, I appreciate any help. The big problem is that some sources of Huawei are not given. Especially for the kirin920 soc. That's why development is very difficult. Anyway, I am still trying for building... For any news, I will immediately tell you.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I've no doubt about this. @spanorg please help codeworkx (this IP the thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=58283578).
He's searching for a tester whit competences. I think your help could be more precious now, you are a recognized developer and you can do more than a tester. you can collaborate whit him, and finally became our leader.
(we can ask for donations or other, if possible, to support your works)
Thanks.
spanorg said:
I have in my hands this info from the first hour I took the phone. I have built a whole device tree not only the partitions. Anyway, I appreciate any help. The big problem is that some sources of Huawei are not given. Especially for the kirin920 soc. That's why development is very difficult. Anyway, I am still trying for building... For any news, I will immediately tell you.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What do you need?
Here's a kernel for inline building:
https://github.com/codeworkx/android_kernel_huawei_h60
In original sources, have at look at drivers/vendor/hisi.
There are some "acore" folders with android userspace stuff. Doesn't belong there, but it's there.
I've seen some kirin stuff for bionic.
For everything else you have to use their libraries and make them working with aosp.
I assume this requires a ****load of bad hacks.
codeworkx said:
What do you need?
Here's a kernel for inline building:
https://github.com/codeworkx/android_kernel_huawei_h60
In original sources, have at look at drivers/vendor/hisi.
There are some "acore" folders with android userspace stuff. Doesn't belong there, but it's there.
I've seen some kirin stuff for bionic.
For everything else you have to use their libraries and make them working with aosp.
I assume this requires a ****load of bad hacks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hi codeworkx, I tried to compile cyanogenmod11 with your reposity, but I haven't not file local_manifests.xml .. you can send me right local_manifests.xml ?
Steve Giordano said:
Hi codeworkx, I tried to compile cyanogenmod11 with your reposity, but I haven't not file local_manifests.xml .. you can send me right local_manifests.xml ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
http://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6/orig-development/cyanogenmod-dev-thread-t3008138
please don't build if you don't know what you're doing.
This will not boot into android and requires a ton of work.
codeworkx said:
What do you need?
Here's a kernel for inline building:
https://github.com/codeworkx/android_kernel_huawei_h60
In original sources, have at look at drivers/vendor/hisi.
There are some "acore" folders with android userspace stuff. Doesn't belong there, but it's there.
I've seen some kirin stuff for bionic.
For everything else you have to use their libraries and make them working with aosp.
I assume this requires a ****load of bad hacks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Do you have a link for the kirin stuff for bionic?
spanorg said:
Do you have a link for the kirin stuff for bionic?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
sorry, my fault.
just stuff for the bootloader.
vendor/hisi/modem/drv/acore/bootable/bootloader/legacy/arch_balongv7r2
Is this project still active? Just curious.
I am follower of xda !!
i learn so many thing.
now i want to create AOSp or any rom based on source code.
There is all where Guide who teach how to create custom rom till ------ brunch mako or luch mako ----
they just teach :-
How to set up environment and
How to set up repo
And how to download source code by repo **** and second last REPO SYNC
And final step brunch or lunch make or **** .
HEy guys is there any such guide who teach basic things :-
1. how to solve logcats (( i have seen some guide abt this but they are very limited and dont cover many things ))
2.how to create device tree (( pls dont tell search on github for my device tree,.,.,.,.,..))--- i want to learn how to create device tree if i am first one from that device.
3.Any such documentation who teach abt --- RIL
4.where should do changes in SOURCE CODE.
is there such a big guide who teach really things instead of downloadig source code and setuo environment ???
i have seen some things in chinese sites but they are akward in google translate.
XDA DONT CONTAIN SUch THINGS GUYS ????
I'm not really sure what this has to do with paranoid android, but there are plenty of tutorials on xda on how to cherry pick and resolve issues
#stayparanoid
Pirateghost said:
I'm not really sure what this has to do with paranoid android, but there are plenty of tutorials on xda on how to cherry pick and resolve issues
#stayparanoid
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
can you pls give gud links for this beginer.
and also some big guide in LOGCAT solution.i have seen some thread but they dont give proper details.
No.
Find your own guides
#stayparanoid
Hey people!
I was trying to learn how to build AOSP ROMs for my E8 (also called the M8 Ace and basically a plastic shell version of the M8). I tried that sub as well but people aren't much into development there as of now. But as I understand the sources are in more or less the same format and I really needed to understand where what goes. As you may know, the HTC Dev source zip has two zips inside it - the kernel and the platform archive. I read many guides on how people do this in Sony Xperia devices but I found no help on HTC.
I feel kind of lost right now.. I have uploaded the kernel source for the device on to GitHub: [LINK]
Now, I'm sync-ing the AOSP source (from HERE) to my Ubuntu VM (which is a huge download). What do I do next? Will this be enough to build the ROM or will I need other help as well?
Sorry, I've never really done this before. So, I have some really noobish questions.
Thanks!
Just checking, but you've had a peek at this wealth of knowledge?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android
?