Hi all,
I want to install a kernel module on Galaxy S. My kernel version is 2.6.35.7-I9000XXJVP. Am not sure if this is a stock kernel/ rom. Is it a stock?
I think the problem is module loading/ unloading is not enabled in the default kernel, how to enable this option? will puling the current .config, enabling module support option and pushing back will work? can this harm the device?
what is the best(easiest) way to achieve kernel module installing support?
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Hi everyone, I use CM7 roms (keep switching between various flavours, just about to flash CM7 RC3 by kali http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=957336
My question is this. How do I get 'TUN' module support in a CM7 ROM. The reason I (think) I need it is because OpenVPN asks for it. I want to use OpenVPN to connect to my work. I've seen at least 3 kernels which support TUN, but they all work with Sense ROMs.
So, at present stage, would it not be possible for me to get TUN support in a CM7 ROM?
TIA.
Bump...
Anybody? Any other solution to connect to an openvpn server?
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Tun Support for Gingerbread on Galaxy Tab
Hi everybody,
i have installed Gingerbread with CF-Root from Chainfire and everything is fine. But i need TUN support in the Kernel or by Module. So it is possible to make this running on that CF-Root-Kernel ?
I have start to build my own Kernel but when i load the zImage the Tab always restart with no funktion... When i load only the Build tun.ko module in then CF-Root-Kernel i got the message from insmod:
insmod: can't insert 'tun.ko': invalid module format
dmesg:
tun: exports duplicate symbol tun_get_socket (owned by kernel)
TAB-DATA:
Mod= GT-P1000
Firmware= 2.3.3
Basisbandversion=P1000XXJPZ
Kernel=2..3.7 [email protected] #2
Buildnumber=Gingerbread.XXJQ1
Hope anybody can help me.
Thanks
If I'm not mistaken, the only way to do this will depend on having kernel sources, is that right?
There probably isn't a way to use some sort of generic module to enable support.
Is not having S-OFF and issue? Or not?
I understand it's not possible to use unsigned kernels unless you've got S-OFF, right?
However I guess it should be possible to use source to compile modules which match the given stock kernel.
Any guesses on HTC releasing kernel source?
Hello!
Has anyone succesfully compiled ROM with kernel module for the rt2800usb driver? Can't find anyone who have done it for the SM-N9005.
I saw this one for the Galaxy Note 2, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1915386
I haven't compiled any ROM for Android before, is it difficult? Or can I use compile a kernel module for my device and then use insmod?
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OK guys, Im not a linux-n00b, but am an android n00b. I flashed the cyanogenmod ROM onto my nexus 7 2013, built some kernel modules for it, but insmod'ing it says that function isnt implemented. lsmod says /proc/modules is non-existent. What gives? I thought these custom ROMs came with kernel module support. I downloaded the CM kernel source and their default config has a bunch of features and modules that I don't have after flashing the ROM onto my tablet.
Do I need to re-build the kernel to get all these features? Or did I miss a step and forget to flash on the rest of the stuff.... Thanks...
mikecc said:
OK guys, Im not a linux-n00b, but am an android n00b. I flashed the cyanogenmod ROM onto my nexus 7 2013, built some kernel modules for it, but insmod'ing it says that function isnt implemented. lsmod says /proc/modules is non-existent. What gives? I thought these custom ROMs came with kernel module support. I downloaded the CM kernel source and their default config has a bunch of features and modules that I don't have after flashing the ROM onto my tablet.
Do I need to re-build the kernel to get all these features? Or did I miss a step and forget to flash on the rest of the stuff.... Thanks...
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What are you trying to add?
And yes you are going to have to rebuild the kernel with the modules you want to add/implement.
Depending on what you are trying to add, my bet is that there is already a kernel out there that has what you are looking for. Start looking at other kernels. I would definitely look into the ElementalX kernel.
-droidshadow
Hi everyone,
I use a Wireguard always-on VPN on my OnePlus 7T.
I'm rooted with magisk.
I would like to get better performance and less battery drain with my VPN, so I heard it could run using a kernel module, instead of a user-land code.
When I go in Wireguard app, I get the error "No modules are available for your device".
I would like to know what is necessary to get such module ? Who is in charge of making it ? (Wireguard developers ? OnePlus developers ? Magisk developers ?) And how can we help to get this module done ?
Thank you.
Florent
Yeah you'd need to bake it into the kernel. Find a kernel for a snapdragon 855 device that has wireguard support and ask them. I'm sure someone has made a guide.
Why do we need a *new* kernel ? We can't build kernel modules on Android ?
OnePlus has published 7T kernel sources : https://github.com/OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8150/tree/oneplus/SM8150_Q_10.0
Use Blu spark kernel it says wireguard support