Hey,
I"ve been looking for the source code of the kernel of Moto 360 (2nd gen).
I saw the github repository by Motorola (MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm)
and also the README for the builds: (also on github, MotorolaMobilityLLC/readme).
however I couldn't find Moto 360 (both 1st and 2nd generation) explanation for how to obtain & compile the source code.
In addition, would it be possible to just flash my own custom kernel on that watch? (never had a Moto 360 watch before, so I have no idea whether it's similar to smartphones or not).
Sincerely,
Adam.
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Wow I really need to add the rest of my videos here.
Motorola has shared some specs and teasers on their Moto India twitter account for the upcoming phone. The company promised earlier that it will be releasing Moto X 2016 (Moto X3), Moto G 2016 (Moto G4) and Moto E 2016 (Moto E3) sometime this year. But it did not reveal the name of the device which will release on 17th of May.
Under the hashtag #missing, Motorola has uploaded photos of several missing people. In one such teaser, an 18-year-old girl Stacy looks upset because the autofocus feature in her current smartphone ruined her birthday party photos. Motorola says “Stop #missing on milestones with a better camera. Coming soon!”
Here are the teaser tweets
http://twitter.com/Moto_IND/status/727437044880936960/
https://twitter.com/Moto_IND/status/725636670670917632
https://twitter.com/Moto_IND/status/726039664868610048
https://twitter.com/Moto_IND/status/726690147874426880
https://twitter.com/Moto_IND/status/726357958603345922
The teasers suggest that the next Moto G would feature a better CPU, camera, and battery. The latest teaser hints for Quick Charge technology. Recent rumors also suggest a Snapdragon 650 chipset in Moto G4 plus and 3 GB of Ram, which was also suggested by known leaker EVleaks.
Source moto g 4
and Moto India
Motorola has just confirmed that Moto G5 Plus will be updated to Android 8.0 (Oreo).
So, just relax. And wait. Good things come to those who wait
Motorola announces Oreo updates: Moto Z and Moto G5 lines, starting this fall [Android Central]
Dahenjo said:
Motorola announces Oreo updates: Moto Z and Moto G5 lines, starting this fall [Android Central]
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Might as well just link the official source... https://blog.motorola.com/2017/09/14/say-hello-android-oreo/
So does this mean moto will release the sources for 8.0 maybe? Not sure of their track record
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So does this mean moto will release the sources for 8.0 maybe? Not sure of their track record
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Yes, they are required to release the kernel source (only) per license for using the Linux kernel. Moto has a really good history of releasing the relatively quickly after an update.
Now this is awesome news
Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk
I have used LOS 14.1 on both a Moto G (2015) and a Moto X (2014) and am a big fan of this ROM (also used CM 12 on a Nook back in the day.) I recently acquired a used Moto G4 (not plus) for use as my daily driver. I have decided to stick with stock Nougat until LOS 15 is stable. Having not really followed development threads much, I'm curious if there's a typical amount of time from an initial build to a stable ROM. I know there's no exact answer but I wonder if there's a range that often applies. E.g., 3-6 months or 6-12 months or ??
If this is a stupid question, don't call me an idiot, just don't respond!
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I have used LOS 14.1 on both a Moto G (2015) and a Moto X (2014) and am a big fan of this ROM (also used CM 12 on a Nook back in the day.) I recently acquired a used Moto G4 (not plus) for use as my daily driver. I have decided to stick with stock Nougat until LOS 15 is stable. Having not really followed development threads much, I'm curious if there's a typical amount of time from an initial build to a stable ROM. I know there's no exact answer but I wonder if there's a range that often applies. E.g., 3-6 months or 6-12 months or ??
If this is a stupid question, don't call me an idiot, just don't respond!
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Thread Closed :- https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70322680&postcount=1
News!
Device Status – June, 2018
Hello all and welcome to the June aquaris-dev team update of 2018,
Another 2 months has passed, with not too much excitement publicly (apart from that April Fools drama) - big news this month arrives. We missed a May update, but we were hard at work regardless. We won’t cover the stats this time, but you can see the stats of how popular our BQ devices are by checking on the LineageOS stats site.
Our BQ device news now
This month, we only really have news about the BQ Aquaris X/X Pro (bardock/bardockpro) device (it’s our first 64bit device) as we haven’t had a whole bunch of time to work on our projects.
We want to share our appreciation to BQ as they released the Aquaris X/X-Pro Oreo kernel source code before the shipping public OTA (as the their final BETA build was the same as the shipping GMS build) which is a great step for any OEM.
We’ll look into at supporting our older devices (msm8937 based as they MAY receive Oreo from BQ at some point) first with Android Oreo (Lineage 15.1) but as always, we are not promising support for these devices - if you have contributions to make, please get in contact to help speed up this project..
If the community is interested, we might do a blog post in the future explaining some of the challenges of porting LineageOS to devices so our readers can learn about why things take so long.
Aquaris X / Aquaris X Pro - Status (bardock/bardockpro)
We’ll work on getting final things tuned for a official LineageOS 15.1 release in the very near future. We don’t recommend using unofficial builds that are floating around on the internet for the device as we’ll be working on supporting official builds later .
Full article: https://aquaris-dev.org/blog/2018/06/01/device-status.html
Any news about the Lineage OS version for the BQ Aquaris X Pro? I'm trying to find a rom that looks similar to the stock one, and dotOS looks pretty strange to me, sorry for my english, take it easy
Same here, really would appreciate it! You guys rock