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[DEV/ROM][I957]Compiled ICS For i957[3/24/12]

Please keep in mind this is a work in progress and is currently intended for devs only. Do not flash if you don't know what you're doing.
Ok, after making some progress towards getting this thing ready for user-space, I've decided to finally start a thread on it just to see if I can get anyone interested or willing to help... This ROM is currently in below Alpha status (if there is such a thing) and does not boot, but I believe I can get it booting in about a week barring a system crash or a zombie apocalypse. Again, this is only meant for a jumping off point towards getting AOSP ICS on our I957s, so don't blame me if you flash this and your tab becomes bricked...
Source
Link to source ------> Here
Github
Link to Github ------> Here
Want to Help?
Code:
Downloading and Building from Source
Edit
Follow the Repo instructions to download and install Repo.
Download the Android source tree by specifying the branch and manifest for a specific Code Aurora release. In this example the download the carrot.cupcake branch using manifest ''M7201JSDCBALYA6380.xml''
$ repo init -u git://codeaurora.org/platform/manifest.git -b ics -m M8260AAABQNLZA30120.xml --repo-url=git://codeaurora.org/tools/repo.git
$ repo sync
Build the source tree
$ source build/envsetup.sh
$ choosecombo 1 1 msm8660_surf eng
$ make -j4
Running choosecombo with no arguments will prompt for Android build options and target.
Downloads
Link to ROM------> Here
Thanks to Da_g for the kernel base, and thanks to the people at Code Aurora for the msm8660 source.

Great stuff jo
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Sweet, Thank you for start a build for i957 and Finally about time!

great start, thank you!!!!
MaX

Great news, keep up the good work.

Yes thank you very much for this start!

ICS for i957?
I'm ready to test when you have a bootable ROM! Where are you getting ICS-compatible hardware drivers for the i957?
Thanks

phil_white99 said:
I'm ready to test when you have a bootable ROM! Where are you getting ICS-compatible hardware drivers for the i957?
Thanks
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Base drivers can be used from the msm8660 ics source code provided by Code Aurora, and proprietary can be used from the stock Honeycomb firmware. Hopefully.

1. THANKS JO!
2. In order to boot, what is needed?
I'm assuming this is a CWM zip, not an odin package, right>

With ics for the skyrocket leak hopefully things will get easier
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Thank You. Hell yeah! You guys rock. I'll help out if I can.

I'm willing to test too.

hey Jo there are some ICS CWM roms starting to come out for the skyrocket (ICSMOD5 is what I was looking at). Do you think with some script edits this could be flashed to the i957?

thanks to OP for attempting this. there are enough of us i957 users out there I think !

orlandoxpolice said:
hey Jo there are some ICS CWM roms starting to come out for the skyrocket (ICSMOD5 is what I was looking at). Do you think with some script edits this could be flashed to the i957?
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Yes, but the problem is we would probably need our own ICS kernel to get most of the stuff working. I'll try my hand at ICSMOD5, but I'm not sure if anything will work without a dedicated kernel.

jomeister15 said:
Yes, but the problem is we would probably need our own ICS kernel to get most of the stuff working. I'll try my hand at ICSMOD5, but I'm not sure if anything will work without a dedicated kernel.
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yes you are right about that, but i think the tmobile guys got ics running with the skyrocket kernel but they are having issues with data.

orlandoxpolice said:
yes you are right about that, but i think the tmobile guys got ics running with the skyrocket kernel but they are having issues with data.
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Ok, I'm not really going to be able to use my tab for dev purposes this weekends, but if you want to try a port here's what you need to do.
1) Setup a build enviornment in dsixda's kitchen with ICSMOD5.
2) You'll need to look at the updater-script and change the partition blocks according to the Tab (e.g system needs to be 25 instead of 24).
3) Two ways to do 3. One: grab the kernel from this thread and put it in ICSMOD, or Two: You could just leave the kernel as is. I'm wary of option Two.
4) Flash it. If it doesn't boot, try to get a logcat and send it my way. If it does, then yay ICS.

jomeister15 said:
Ok, I'm not really going to be able to use my tab for dev purposes this weekends, but if you want to try a port here's what you need to do.
1) Setup a build enviornment in dsixda's kitchen with ICSMOD5.
2) You'll need to look at the updater-script and change the partition blocks according to the Tab (e.g system needs to be 25 instead of 24).
3) Two ways to do 3. One: grab the kernel from this thread and put it in ICSMOD, or Two: You could just leave the kernel as is. I'm wary of option Two.
4) Flash it. If it doesn't boot, try to get a logcat and send it my way. If it does, then yay ICS.
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OK I have followed these instructions; downloaded ICSMOD5, set up the kitchen, grabbed the kernel (assuming that's boot.img) from your zipfile in the first post of this thread and copied it to the working folder, overwriting the Skyrocket kernel.
Then I looked at the updater script to see if partitions need changing. Per this post the layout looks OK. Example: /system is p24 and /boot is p08 already.
So far so good? Planning a test for later today.

Exciting let me know how it goes
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Also don't use the default generated kitchen updater script
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[ROM][XS] Xperia S AOSP rom development discussion

Hey,
I think you guys know me from my Xperia SSpeed rom and kernel, but from now on I'll be starting with a new project
I'm going to try to compile an AOSP rom for Xperia S. I'd like to create this thread as a discussion thread about features, bugs, etc.
I'll also try to create a sort of "FAQ post" here
Everything you want to discuss about an AOSP is welcome here
Regards,
Krabappel2548

== To Do ==​- Clone the right Google Source code and compile again.
== Progress ==​
== Compile again using the right google source code [19/12] ==
- Going to start again, I compiled from the wrong Google source code
== Made a flashable zip [19/12] ==
- Made the rom as flashable zip
- kernel is included
- Symlinks and permissions should be ok now
== Fixed boot.img not flashing problem [18/12] ==
- Boot flashed, this is the kernel: download the kernel
- Rom still not booting
==First compiled version as system.img [18/12] ==
- Boot, not fashable
- Rom not booting with FXP kernel
- System.img is not editable with a linux disk reader

Hello, I had KA ROM since 01 in GB to 19 in ICS.
I'll try your new ROM when you'll release it.
Good luck for this project

Great. AOSP on XS will be cool. :good:

You will work with The Three Musketers team (that one on Facebook)?

The long awaited AOSP rom??? WOW thanx Krabappel!!

Felimenta97 said:
You will work with The Three Musketers team (that one on Facebook)?
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yes, but no one succeeded in getting it to boot, so now I'm compiling my first version, just to see if it boots first

Cool ! Will test it once u release it and report back
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krabappel2548 said:
yes, but no one succeeded in getting it to boot, so now I'm compiling my first version, just to see if it boots first
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Ok. Hope to see you all working together, so you can find it faster, and avoid multiple AOSP ROMS.
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I made the second post one to post my progress in. I think I have fixed the flashing issue with boot.img, but I'm going to add a kernel logo to really see if it the compiled kernel works
The rom doesn't boot when compiled a system.img, so I'm going to try to compile it as an flashable zip to test again today

Would you mind posting link to boot.img to see if we can get it to work with the img files I've compiled Because rather than use the device files from sonydev github, I've used the ones from Google just to see if that would make a difference, but our testers couldn't flash the boot.img

[vertigo] said:
Would you mind posting link to boot.img to see if we can get it to work with the img files I've compiled Because rather than use the device files from sonydev github, I've used the ones from Google just to see if that would make a difference, but our testers couldn't flash the boot.img
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ok didn't knew you were working on this?
I'm alone for this project now
I'll add the link to the second post

Yeah I've been having a go, but not having the device makes it really hard lol ... Also tried the fruits and veggies rom from Galaxy Nexus forum but I'm having the same problems with that as its also based on AOSP.
Edit: thanks for the kernel

Come on Krab
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Ill even unlock my bootloader if this is a winner.

did you find a way to edit system.img?
Xperia S Tapatalk

system.img is simg, just do simg2img system.img system.ext4 then you can mount it.

Apology11 said:
did you find a way to edit system.img?
Xperia S Tapatalk
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letama said:
system.img is simg, just do simg2img system.img system.ext4 then you can mount it.
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Got that in the meantime
I made a flashable zip with the right permissions and symlinks now
Only thing left to do for now:
- Test it out and see if it boots!

Hi Krabappel2548,
Out of curiosity, are you following the instruction on their README to build a bootable image?
I agree that all the efforts from XDA devs should be concentrated on a single project.
I am no developer but it would be amazing if devs from XDA would collaborate with Sony devs to make this project develop into a working ROM.
Their code is all hosted on a public github where code can be contributed, forked and merged!
Good luck, keep up the good work and work together with Sony and other XDA devs! :victory: :fingers-crossed:
EDIT: Also, should this thread be in the development section maybe?

rent0n said:
Hi Krabappel2548,
Out of curiosity, are you following the instruction on their README to build a bootable image?
I agree that all the efforts from XDA devs should be concentrated on a single project.
I am no developer but it would be amazing if devs from XDA would collaborate with Sony devs to make this project develop into a working ROM.
Their code is all hosted on a public github where code can be contributed, forked and merged!
Good luck, keep up the good work and work together with Sony and other XDA devs! :victory: :fingers-crossed:
EDIT: Also, should this thread be in the development section maybe?
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Yes I followed the instructions from Sony, but there is more then those instructions that needs to be done You need to setup ubuntu first
I know about the Sony github, I can't compile the AOSP rom without those files
The thread belongs here for now, as soon as the rom boots, I'll make a new thread in development section
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[ROM] [JSS15J] aosp 4.3 - July-30

This is the first build, its as stock as it gets. Will be adding custom features in my next builds though.
To install:
1) I suggest a clean wipe coming from any 4.2.x or stock ROM.
2) Flash ROM, Gapps, Root (in this order)
3) When pressing reboot in twrp swipe to restore root (only if you flashed root)
4) Set everything up. (Start up might take awhile so give it time)
5) Enjoy
Links:
Rom:
29-07:
http://mbqonxda.net/sandyachar/maguro - 4.3/full_maguro-ota-eng.darkstar.zip
30-07:
http://mbqonxda.net/sandyachar/maguro - 4.3/sandy_full_maguro-ota-2013-07-30.zip
Gapps:https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3-o...FycmxTbXc/edit
or
Banks' gapps: http://goo.im/devs/BaNkS/Gapps 4.3 Alpha Testing
Root: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
Bugs:
None for now so please report.
Credit:
Google
CyanogenMod
Chainfire
DroidTheory
Banks
Rascarlo
jarjar124

Change logs:
July 29:
Initial build without changing anything
july 30:
-volume rocker wake
-removed electron bean crt animation
-orientation tile in quick settings
-clear all button

Mine

Will try it! :thumbup::thumbup:
sEnT fROm mY tOilEt..

@sandy-achar,better if u link to supersu tread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 ( now version 1.50 )

zams85 said:
Will try it! :thumbup::thumbup:
sEnT fROm mY tOilEt..
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please try and tell me how it works.
thenemis said:
@sandy-achar,better if u link to supersu tread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 ( now version 1.50 )
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Thanks. OP updated.

What are your build times for this? I was halfway through downloding cm10.2 source then decided to scrap it and download only the aosp source to compile it daily. I hope to finish it by tonight, internet at the apartment is super slow today!
$: repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest -b android-4.3_r2.1
$: repo sync -j8
:good:

USMC0341 said:
What are your build times for this? I was halfway through downloding cm10.2 source then decided to scrap it and download only the aosp source to compile it daily. I hope to finish it by tonight, internet at the apartment is super slow today!
$: repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest -b android-4.3_r2.1
$: repo sync -j8
:good:
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It took about 4-5 to build a clean build. I dont have a fancy pc :/

sandy-achar said:
It took about 4-5 to build a clean build. I dont have a fancy pc :/
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Brother, I have a POS Asus X53U amd 1ghz dual core with 3gb ram haha. It took 8 hours to compile CM10.1 hopefully AOSP is a little faster lol.

sandy-achar said:
It took about 4-5 to build a clean build. I dont have a fancy pc :/
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How much space building it is required ?
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USMC0341 said:
Brother, I have a POS Asus X53U amd 1ghz dual core with 3gb ram haha. It took 8 hours to compile CM10.1 hopefully AOSP is a little faster lol.
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I am feeling much better now
capychimp said:
How much space building it is required ?
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About 30gb for a build i suppose.

sandy-achar said:
I am feeling much better now
About 30gb for a build i suppose.
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Thx man then I will need a real Linux install nice to know
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flashed this with 4.3 gapps core + fancy kernel 4.3 pre3... and now I'm stuck at the google logo. Any ideas? I'm trying to get into recovery mode from Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit but it's not working.
EDIT: how dumb of me, didn't flash the root fix...but still need help getting back into recovery mode. My volume down button is broken -_-

Hands-on with Android 4.3 on the Galaxy Nexus

Hi, i've got a little problem with the download link . . .
The gapps's link give me an error . . . where i can found another gapps link ????
Thanks

nice Rom!!! Please Give your rom a nice name!!!! :good:
---------- Post added at 04:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:13 PM ----------
download Gapps http://goo.im/devs/BaNkS/Gapps%204.3%20Alpha%20Testing

lolitsjae said:
flashed this with 4.3 gapps core + fancy kernel 4.3 pre3... and now I'm stuck at the google logo. Any ideas? I'm trying to get into recovery mode from Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit but it's not working.
EDIT: how dumb of me, didn't flash the root fix...but still need help getting back into recovery mode. My volume down button is broken -_-
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Did you try to reboot to recovery through adb?

I'm trying it but camera crashes... what could that be?

mebrad36711 said:
Did you try to reboot to recovery through adb?
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yea :\ no luck though, the cmd when I ask for list of adb devices returns me with nothing. :\ I installed adb & sdk platform tools and still does this :\
also I don't understand; many adb guides tell me to enable usb debugging " before you can actually use the adb utility with your Android device, you'll need to turn on USB debugging on your Android device" but how can I do that on my device if i can't even get past the google logo? that logic..

lolitsjae said:
yea :\ no luck though, the cmd when I ask for list of adb devices returns me with nothing. :\ I installed adb & sdk platform tools and still does this :\
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You do not have the adb drivers for your phone installed is why adb devices does not return anything. Get the Universal Naked Driver here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1998650

Ls970-zvc kernal tar

Here ya go some goodies for u ....
Kernal tar text :
1. Android Build
- Download original android source code ( jelly bean 4.1.2 ) from http://source.android.com
- Unzip opensource packages of LS970_OptimusG_Android_JB_LS970ZVC_Android.tar.gz into downloaded android source directory
- And, merge the source into the android source code
- Run following scripts to build android
a) source build/envsetup.sh
b) choosecombo 1 geehrc4g_spr_us 1
c) m -j4
- When you compile the android source code, you have to add google original prebuilt source(toolchain)
into the android folder
- After build, you can find output at out-geehrc4g_spr_us/target/product/geehrc4g
2. Kernel Build
- Untar using following command at the android folder
tar zxvf LS970_OptimusG_Android_JB_LS970ZVC_kernel.tar.gz
- When you compile the kernel source code, you have to add google original prebuilt source(toolchain)
into the android folder.
- cd kernel
- make j1sp-perf_defconfig ARCH=arm
- make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=../prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.3/bin/arm-eabi-
3. After build, you can find the build image(zImage) at arch/arm/boot/
New upload of Kernal zvc :
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1DGsUzId7AHdXl1RWNNYXFGcHc/edit?usp=docslist_api
Lg ls970_zvc license link : https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1DGsUzId7AHN2NuUXBnd3c1SnM/edit?usp=docslist_api
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Built date submit * Fri Jul 13 2013 Crutcher Dunnavant * - changed to provide snprintf and vsnprintf functions
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bigfdaddy2 said:
Built date submit * Fri Jul 13 2013 Crutcher Dunnavant * - changed to provide snprintf and vsnprintf functions
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Is this what the guy was talking about in the post about the Optimus G software update?
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This is the kernal for that software update coming ...
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bigfdaddy2 said:
This is the kernal for that software update coming ...
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Ok. That's what I thought, I was just too lazy to read.
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_dannyboy said:
Ok. That's what I thought, I was just too lazy to read.
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Lol it all good
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Phone appman is set at test server and so is the bau server .... hopefully lets me get a lil sooner ... unsure whether appman and bau needs to be test server or staging server ....
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bigfdaddy2 said:
Here ya go some goodies for u ....
Kernal tar text :
1. Android Build
- Download original android source code ( jelly bean 4.1.2 ) from http://source.android.com
- Unzip opensource packages of LS970_OptimusG_Android_JB_LS970ZVC_Android.tar.gz into downloaded android source directory
- And, merge the source into the android source code
- Run following scripts to build android
a) source build/envsetup.sh
b) choosecombo 1 geehrc4g_spr_us 1
c) m -j4
- When you compile the android source code, you have to add google original prebuilt source(toolchain)
into the android folder
- After build, you can find output at out-geehrc4g_spr_us/target/product/geehrc4g
2. Kernel Build
- Untar using following command at the android folder
tar zxvf LS970_OptimusG_Android_JB_LS970ZVC_kernel.tar.gz
- When you compile the kernel source code, you have to add google original prebuilt source(toolchain)
into the android folder.
- cd kernel
- make j1sp-perf_defconfig ARCH=arm
- make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=../prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.3/bin/arm-eabi-
3. After build, you can find the build image(zImage) at arch/arm/boot/
Kernal DL : https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1DGsUzId7AHVXlVN2tBWXRYUE0/edit?usp=docslist_api
Lg ls970_zvc license link : https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1DGsUzId7AHN2NuUXBnd3c1SnM/edit?usp=docslist_api
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Nicely done, did you see anything new building the kernel from source.
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I haven't done any building with it to test ....I just was able to pull the kernal from the new update heading our way .... I know evoloutionmods,neighborhood hacker have put it into some builds and are testing it out ....
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bigfdaddy2 said:
I haven't done any building with it to test ....I just was able to pull the kernal from the new update heading our way .... I know evoloutionmods,neighborhood hacker have put it into some builds and are testing it out ....
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Nice, Hopefully this will fix the bug issues, I think they are doing this too prepare the phone at the end of year for android 4.3

tommyjoesanders said:
Nice, Hopefully this will fix the bug issues, I think they are doing this too prepare the phone at the end of year for android 4.3
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I don't believe we will receive 4.3 I know we will get 4.2 but they say it will be by end of year .... Lg seems to usually do 4-5 updates to their top tier phones .. We have had two major updates and know this minor update thats coming and the first minor update for ICS equals our 4 updates lol...
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Posted new upload of zvc kernal ... I messed up last night while uploading ....
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bigfdaddy2 said:
I don't believe we will receive 4.3 I know we will get 4.2 but they say it will be by end of year .... Lg seems to usually do 4-5 updates to their top tier phones .. We have had two major updates and know this minor update thats coming and the first minor update for ICS equals our 4 updates lol...
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We've had one major update. 4.1.2. We started with zv7, zv8 and 9 were bug fixes. ZVB is the only major one I can think of. Zvc seems fairly minor.
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Sorry to resurrect a dead thread but this is the only one that I saw that talks about compiling from LG kernel source.
I think I did everything like your instructions say but the output folder for my kernel doesn't have a zImage file. The closest name is Image but it's 14.4MB (way bigger than viper kernel, for instance) and it doesn't boot via fastboot boot Image. I'd appreciate it if anyone could give me some pointers.
EDIT: looks like I hadn't installed lzop, never mind.

VoluntaryMan said:
Sorry to resurrect a dead thread but this is the only one that I saw that talks about compiling from LG kernel source.
I think I did everything like your instructions say but the output folder for my kernel doesn't have a zImage file. The closest name is Image but it's 14.4MB (way bigger than viper kernel, for instance) and it doesn't boot via fastboot boot Image. I'd appreciate it if anyone could give me some pointers.
EDIT: looks like I hadn't installed lzop, never mind.
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I tried it using toolchain 4.6.3, among many others, and at best, the error was with the tsp.drv. When I removed it it compiled fine. But no boot.
How did you get past that error? Also, I have issues getting the modules to compile. How'd you fix that?
I'm trying to learn in my spare time so that's probably my problem. TIA
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engine95 said:
I tried it using toolchain 4.6.3, among many others, and at best, the error was with the tsp.drv. When I removed it it compiled fine. But no boot.
How did you get past that error? Also, I have issues getting the modules to compile. How'd you fix that?
I'm trying to learn in my spare time so that's probably my problem. TIA
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I just started with the source of Viper Kernel, it's ZVC based and already have some good fixes.
You can also see the source I'm working on at bmos/JB_LS970ZVC_Adder, although mine isn't booting right now (although I'm about to try toolchain 4.7 which it says it is optimised for)

[MOD] SuperUser MOD [19.1.C.0.116]

Introduction
BDFreak said:
[What is this? Let me explain you. It will Bypass the signature checking of sony. Sometimes when we mod any system app and put it back in to system with correct permission but the app doesn't work or doesn't install or force closes. Most of the time these problems are happening because of signature checking.
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I saw some themes in cross dev section which needed this mod to run so I made it for our devices. Thanks to BDFreak for the TUT.
Installation
- Download the modded services.jar from here.
- Push it to /system/frameworks
Code:
adb push services.jar /system/framework/
- Give correct permissions(644)
Code:
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/framework/services.jar
- Reboot
Code:
adb reboot
Now let the OS be adapted to new services.jar. Once it ready use it and enjoy.

it is great to see you abhinav sir:victory:
hope very soon we will see roms kernel and mods from your master side
thanks a lot for joining t2 ultra forum

chauhanjayc said:
it is great to see you abhinav sir:victory:
hope very soon we will see roms kernel and mods from your master side
thanks a lot for joining t2 ultra forum
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Will build ROMs for the device Currently CyanogenMod for our device is way toooo smooth but still most things aren't working and major issue of it is audio. I spent 5-6 hours yesterday on it trying to figure our problem, taking logs and using some vendor from stock to see if I can get it to work but I got nothing. I'll try to debug it tonight also and its my assumption that if I can get audio to work, I can fixup most stuff Also waiting for sony to release kernel sources for latest firmware which I can merge and then try to fix with it
Cheers,
AJ

Abhinav2 said:
Will build ROMs for the device Currently CyanogenMod for our device is way toooo smooth but still most things aren't working and major issue of it is audio. I spent 5-6 hours yesterday on it trying to figure our problem, taking logs and using some vendor from stock to see if I can get it to work but I got nothing. I'll try to debug it tonight also and its my assumption that if I can get audio to work, I can fixup most stuff Also waiting for sony to release kernel sources for latest firmware which I can merge and then try to fix with it
Cheers,
AJ
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no words to say thank you very very very much dear DEV:good:
my bad that i cant get you a bear personally

Can you make this mod for 4.4.3 ( 19.1.1.C.56 ) ?

lungtung123 said:
Can you make this mod for 4.4.3 ( 19.1.1.C.56 ) ?
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Send me services.jar from deodexed firmware.
AJ