Hello guys. I don't want to talk much.
Here is CM10.2 device tree for HTC Desire 300: https://github.com/DroidTwe4kz/android_device_htc_desire_300
I don't know how stable is it. I don't have device, so I can't test it.
DroidTwe4kz said:
Hello guys. I don't want to talk much.
Here is CM10.2 device tree for HTC Desire 300: https://github.com/DroidTwe4kz/android_device_htc_desire_300
I don't know how stable is it. I don't have device, so I can't test it.
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i've had a look at that branch, and it looks like it's semi-ported from the desire x (protou)
https://github.com/bangdes/android_device_htc_g3u/
^^ that's a branch i found that has more files in it and it seems like it was made for the desire 300
qwerty123443 said:
i've had a look at that branch, and it looks like it's semi-ported from the desire x (protou)
https://github.com/bangdes/android_device_htc_g3u/
^^ that's a branch i found that has more files in it and it seems like it was made for the desire 300
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Yes I saw bangdes repo too and it is better.
qwerty123443 said:
i've had a look at that branch, and it looks like it's semi-ported from the desire x (protou)
https://github.com/bangdes/android_device_htc_g3u/
^^ that's a branch i found that has more files in it and it seems like it was made for the desire 300
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yes I was try to ported from protou but not boot... @DroidTwe4kz : I think your source is still miss-merge :
BoardConfig.mk says
# Arch related defines and optimizations
TARGET_BOARD_PLATFORM := msm7x27a
TARGET_BOARD_PLATFORM_GPU := qcom-adreno200
TARGET_ARCH := arm
TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT := armv7-a-neon
TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT_CPU := cortex-a5 <----------------------- here is true
TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT_FPU := neon
TARGET_CPU_ABI := armeabi-v7a
TARGET_CPU_ABI2 := armeabi
TARGET_CPU_SMP := true
TARGET_CPU_VARIANT := cortex-a9 <------------- -and here ?? (how could be there's dual cortex on one cpu?)
ARCH_ARM_HIGH_OPTIMIZATION := true
ARCH_ARM_HAVE_NEON := true
TARGET_BOOTLOADER_BOARD_NAME := desire_300
*But I'll try to build this tonight
Btw, it's not my source. I've just forked it.
DroidTwe4kz said:
Btw, it's not my source. I've just forked it.
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It's alright, it could be in priority consideration. Thanks anyway :good:
Goddamn, I've tried a thousand time but still no boots...
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bangdes said:
Goddamn, I've tried a thousand time but still no boots...
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Damn..
Related
I was just poking around on opensource.samsung.com and saw this file for download, hopefully it will be useful to devs in the future. :good:
The file is 196MB and has md5 ed891a2f357cd825c1dce114fc59640f. To download, go to http://opensource.samsung.com and search for "SGH-T889"
Wow Mr. Sung wasnt playing any games. Fastest source code release I ever seen.
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Woot
They have added the T889v (Canadian AWS Variant)
Seems to be source for Platform and Kernel.
kodabmx said:
They have added the T889v (Canadian AWS Variant)
Seems to be source for Platform and Kernel.
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Yep AFAIK this is just the GPL part of the code - aka the part they are required to release.
vinas1 said:
Yep AFAIK this is just the GPL part of the code - aka the part they are required to release.
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It is kernel source (+ platform) have already started building but as always they throw a bug or two at you to make you work for it.
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Excuse the noobish question, but does kernel + platform mean that everything needed to compile a functional android system for the device is present or does it mean everything sans precious drivers.
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Excuse the noobish question, but does kernel + platform mean that everything needed to compile a functional android system for the device is present or does it mean everything sans precious drivers.
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It is mostly kernel source. Far from enought to compile an entire os
from my Galaxy Note 2!!!
》Jedi Roms 《
ptmr3 said:
It is mostly kernel source. Far from enought to compile an entire os
from my Galaxy Note 2!!!
》Jedi Roms 《
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Gotchya. Thanks for the quick response.
I guess the core of my question is if this is useful for building newer versions of Android as they come out (IE 4.2). If not, what else do i need? Where do i find it? Where does this fit into the puzzle
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Wow Mr. Sung wasnt playing any games. Fastest source code release I ever seen.
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It's been out for like three weeks
OK Simplify life....
Follow one of these guides to get your environment setup and your CM Repo Initialized
Here
Here
<<<Credits to whoever originally wrote it up>>>
# Grab my Manifest
https://github.com/chillybean/Manifests
Save CM_local_manifest.xml to (workingdir)/.repo
Rename to local_manifest.xml
Note: It may be Necessary to remove "Duplicate Entries" From default.xml IE frameworks/native and framewoks/av
CCACHE if you use it
export USE_CCACHE=1
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#BUILD
Prebuits for cm10
$ cd (working dir)
$ cd vendor/cm
$ ./get-prebuilts
$ cd -
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$ . build/envsetup.sh
$ lunch
$ cm_vivow-userdebug
$ make -j4 bacon
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RESERVED :laugh:
This is my attempt to revive the Inc2 Community.. Even though the phone is alil old it is still a great device. Its not too big or too small, and it can handle anything...its also a great device to start learning developement on. Other devices are cake walk but this little guy is a pain in the butt..its ok though...it opens an opportunity to dive in and do some dirty work...
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Me likey
Edit: you sneaky devil got that reserve by 10 seconds
Now that I'm partitioning my Linux partition to ~100gb maybe I can build cm7 and cm10! Maybe even cm10.1!
nice
HOPING ITS ALL THERE lol im glad yallz dig it
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Very nice. I have a netbook set up for building. Awesome tutorial chilly.
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Very nice. I have a netbook set up for building. Awesome tutorial chilly.
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What are your netbooks specs? Because most netbooks I know of are Intel atom based and are not powerful enough to build.
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Just got a new quad core i7 with 8gb ram I can't wait to see the build time ..... maybe a dumb question but where do we get the required device, hardware and kernel tree etc. that's in the requirements? Is that the part that is further down where u say u will make it easy for us?
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Exactly
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Can it not be built on 12.10?
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Omg thank you. I tried using aerospace old cm9 guide but it was outdated. This might make me give cm10.1 a shot
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phillibl said:
Omg thank you. I tried using aerospace old cm9 guide but it was outdated. This might make me give cm10.1 a shot
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Aerospace...hehehe
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nitsua98 said:
Aerospace...hehehe
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Haha I meant to just say aero's but apparently I need to fix my space bar on SwiftKey
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Can it not be built on 12.10?
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It's possible... Check the XDA-U forums, follow the build guide there to get everything set up, then use this one for the vivow specific files.
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nitsua98 said:
What are your netbooks specs? Because most netbooks I know of are Intel atom based and are not powerful enough to build.
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I've used in it the passed to build cm9 for my vivow but aeroevan would never get back to me about some questions I had for him but my specs are 1.6ghz Intel Atom, 2gb ram, 160 HDD, Ubuntu 12.10 with Gnome Desktop. I originally set this up again to build for my Nexus 7 but I'm not getting any feedback about adding a kernel I want baked into my rom so I might just set it up for Vivow.
So I think I'm stuck. Followed all the steps, when I get to the lunch command, the option for cm_vivow-userdebug isn't on the list. Not sure what to do from here.
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So I think I'm stuck. Followed all the steps, when I get to the lunch command, the option for cm_vivow-userdebug isn't on the list. Not sure what to do from here.
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what are you trying to build? cm10.1?
the guide is mostly for 4.1.2 buut....you need to add cm_vivow-userdebug to vendor/cm/vendorsetup.sh that should do it
...with that said...building 10.1 your going to run into problems
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I'm away from my comp now but I am pretty sure I'm syncing with the repo lol.
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chillybean said:
what are you trying to build? cm10.1?
the guide is mostly for 4.1.2 buut....you need to add cm_vivow-userdebug to vendor/cm/vendorsetup.sh that should do it
...with that said...building 10.1 your going to run into problems
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Was trying to build 4.1.2. I'll add cm_vivow-userdebug to that vendor. I'm wondering why it didn't do that when I followed the steps.
i added aokp vendor to my repo but if your doin 4.2.1 you will have problems
repo is set for 4.1.2
so.. i was reading this out of the blue http://mygalaxywonder.blogspot.com/2012/09/cyanogenmod-10-cm10-alpha-1-for-samsung.html is the part about the 2.6 kernel not having vsync true??? does that mean we dont have project butter????
That's true...... We can never have project butter on our WFS...... Vsync is disabled to make it smooth as it is now
csoulr666 said:
That's true...... We can never have project butter on our WFS...... Vsync is disabled to make it smooth as it is now
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Are you sure?
Why can't we make (in future) kernel 3.0 for our WFS???
If yes, It will be a very very very very very bad news :crying:
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Are you sure?
Why can't we make (in future) kernel 3.0 for our WFS???
If yes, It will be a very very very very very bad news :crying:
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Becouse its work for months, afaik there were people who tried, but they gave up due to amount of work that had to be done.
Damn.... lol
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Sounds good for our HOX!!!!
http://www.androidcentral.com/google-working-experimental-38-linux-kernel-android
Will we get the latest kernel in the next update?
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noim said:
Will we get the latest kernel in the next update?
sent from my Device.
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Haha NO!
This is HTC....
Wilks3y said:
Haha NO!
This is HTC....
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Yip its HTC, but we have tripnraver and kholk.
Both normally try and port latest Kernel
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Yip its HTC, but we have tripnraver and kholk.
Both normally try and port latest Kernel
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yep they both are great
It might be the sources of key lime pie who knows unless we see the init file of the kernel source code
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AW: New Android 3.8 kernel with Tegra support!!!
Everytime I see a thread about future update speculation I automatically remember...everytime my little three year old sister see's an ad, she say's: OMG I want to have it!...NOW!! She doesn't care about the product that's being advertised...
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Well, they didn't say WHICH Tegra version, did they my negative side says it's probably meant as Tegra 4> but the optimistic side says Tegra 3>
nearly every phone except Endeavor got the new kernel source (including evita). is that means that they stopped developing on the one x?
ereneren564 said:
nearly every phone except Endeavor got the new kernel source (including evita). is that means that they stopped developing on the one x?
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i think with new big update frmo htc we will get newer kernel
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i think with new big update frmo htc we will get newer kernel
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you see since that they released it for one s too i cant be really sure
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you see since that they released it for one s too i cant be really sure
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It also depends on nvidia...we have a tegra inside and the one s snapdragon...and with every big update a newer kernel came out...lol
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ereneren564 said:
nearly every phone except Endeavor got the new kernel source (including evita). is that means that they stopped developing on the one x?
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from the first day they sell one x, one x's kernel version is older than other devices
One-X-master is right.
It was related to nVidia and Qualcomm.
Qualcomm is faster than others, not really wanted to write much regarding this.
I believed someone here on xda can write essays on the topic.
One-X-master said:
It also depends on nvidia...we have a tegra inside and the one s snapdragon...and with every big update a newer kernel came out...lol
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well linus Torvalds said **** you nVidia read here http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/linus-torvalds-says-f-k-you-to-nvidia/ having said that it also depends on phone manufacturer Nexus 4 has most latest kernel.
smokin901 said:
well linus Torvalds said **** you nVidia read here http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/linus-torvalds-says-f-k-you-to-nvidia/ having said that it also depends on phone manufacturer Nexus 4 has most latest kernel.
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Nexus 4 has a qualcomm/snapdragon processor....therefore it also has More newer kernel releases then one x...and it shouldn't be a problem...theywill release if its really necessary ....
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Nexus 4 has a qualcomm/snapdragon processor....therefore it also has More newer kernel releases then one x...and it shouldn't be a problem...theywill release if its really necessary ....
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No i meant more newer version than even qualcomm based HTC devices
smokin901 said:
No i meant more newer version than even qualcomm based HTC devices
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Ah okay yes...hm ah I don't care about that ...
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smokin901 said:
No i meant more newer version than even qualcomm based HTC devices
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Uh, HTC One uses 3.4.10, Nexus 4 uses 3.4.0. I don't see how Nexus 4 has a newer kernel
pandaball said:
Uh, HTC One uses 3.4.10, Nexus 4 uses 3.4.0. I don't see how Nexus 4 has a newer kernel
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I my memory serves me correctly one of my colleague's N4 had 3.6 kernel
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I my memory serves me correctly one of my colleague's N4 had 3.6 kernel
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That's probably a custom kernel. I know the stock N4 kernel is 3.4.0 for 4.2.2
Anyway, we've digressed from the topic at hand (not that there was much to discuss about to begin with )
Nvidia is the problem. The Nexus 7 with Tegra 3 is also still @ 3.1.x :/
theliquid said:
Nvidia is the problem. The Nexus 7 with Tegra 3 is also still @ 3.1.x :/
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Nah. Google never updates the kernel after a device has been released. It has always been like that for Nexus devices.
pandaball said:
Nah. Google never updates the kernel after a device has been released. It has always been like that for Nexus devices.
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Lol
Look at Third party Linux OS
They have 3.8 now lol
Its all Google's and OEM reluctantacy
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razer1224 said:
Lol
Look at Third party Linux OS
They have 3.8 now lol
Its all Google's and OEM reluctantacy
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Your point being...?
As far as the Linux kernel goes, while they merged some patches to allow for Android to run on the mainline Linux branch, the Android kernel is more or less a fork of the Linux kernel to enable full compatibility with Android and ARM. Its not exactly the easiest thing to do, so of course the Android kernel is behind the mainline Linux kernel. Besides, whatever kernel 4.3 runs on will be the kernel that OEMs use, since the kernel base is already there and it saves OEMs time. Mainline Linux moves forward much faster than Android's yearly releases so you can't expect the Android kernel to keep up with the mainline kernel.
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Your point being...?
As far as the Linux kernel goes, while they merged some patches to allow for Android to run on the mainline Linux branch, the Android kernel is more or less a fork of the Linux kernel to enable full compatibility with Android and ARM. Its not exactly the easiest thing to do, so of course the Android kernel is behind the mainline Linux kernel. Besides, whatever kernel 4.3 runs on will be the kernel that OEMs use, since the kernel base is already there and it saves OEMs time. Mainline Linux moves forward much faster than Android's yearly releases so you can't expect the Android kernel to keep up with the mainline kernel.
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i know but still
atleast 3.6 should be suffice on 2013
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i know but still
atleast 3.6 should be suffice on 2013
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Given that there hasn't been any Android update out this year, no one will move beyond 3.4 until Google does so. What features are there in 3.6 that are absolutely necessary anyway? It seems to me like you want an update to 3.6 because it has a larger number
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Given that there hasn't been any Android update out this year, no one will move beyond 3.4 until Google does so. What features are there in 3.6 that are absolutely necessary anyway? It seems to me like you want an update to 3.6 because it has a larger number
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Yep I also don't get it why always newer if its not always better
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