The EVO 4G Source is listed on http://developer.htc.com
http://member.america.htc.com/download/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/evo_4g-2.6.29-e1cabff5.tar.gz
Mirrors are here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=718136
maejrep said:
Other tips:
copy the built wifi and wimax modules over to /system/lib/mobules. "make" builds them automatically:
Code:
./drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329_204/bcm4329.ko
./drivers/net/wimax/SQN/sequans_sdio.ko
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Steps I used to build and deploy a kernel built from this source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7066759&postcount=91
You will need a development environment, steps I used to build a Ubuntu development environment in VirtualBox (stop at step 7): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6826894&postcount=100
I haven't tested this, but instead of copying over the default supersonic config (supersonic_defconfig), you can try this
netarchy said:
Alternatively you could cd supersonic-2.6.29-e1cabff5, adb pull /proc/config.gz && zcat config.gz > .config (with your phone hooked up via usb to snag the config it's currently using in case it's different from the default), and then do your make.
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Vinny75 said:
The EVO 4G Source is listed on http://developer.htc.com
http://member.america.htc.com/download/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/evo_4g-2.6.29-e1cabff5.tar.gz
Getting 500 server error right now, anyone able to pull it down
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WOOOT !!!!
Wow, I honestly didn't expect it this soon after how long the Hero took . I can't download it yet either, must have JUST popped up.
OMG it's true I thought for sure this was a misleading title
it wont download >/..neither will the hero one
FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is great news. Now the devs can actually try all their fix as well as get custom kernel uv/oc without breaking anything. Can't wait for all those.
Same here hopefully up by tomorrow finally can get some proper ROMs going.
Awesome! Maybe the FroYo rumors are true as well...
No way! I just checked earlier today. Haha.
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Oh my god, please someone compile Froyo w/ these drivers and make a Senseless UI!
mcjx said:
Oh my god, please someone compile Froyo w/ these drivers and make a Senseless UI!
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+100000000
Is it alright for me to say 'F*CK YES'!?
Very exciting times.
wow... downloading now
Yep...download works now!
yep its working now
this is so sweet
It's downloading! I feel all tingly inside.
extracting now...........
Related
oh my god!
http://developer.htc.com/
ps: sorry if it is already posted!
pps: it's kernel source of htc brand phone or not?
So, what now?
So what's the real benefit of that. Sorry for the noob-ish question...
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oh my god!
http://developer.htc.com/
ps: sorry if it is already posted!
pps: it's kernel source of htc brand phone or not?
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WTF! Man this is fantastic, thanks!
You could always cook it your self!
This is only the binaries for the device. As cc said, the kernel you make yourself. What we need is the source for the proprietary parts to make things like bluetooth work on hero among other things
Quick, someone alert cyanogen!
*edit* **** ^
jubeh said:
This is only the binaries for the device. As cc said, the kernel you make yourself. What we need is the source for the proprietary parts to make things like bluetooth work on hero among other things
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Damn I spoke before I checked the link. Ya it's just the plain old HTC kernel source and useless proprietary binaries. I thought it was going to be their entire source for their Android build. Crap, move along people. Nothing to see here
You can extract all of the proprietary binaries from Hero using the extract script included in dream-open when you repo sync!
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Damn I spoke before I checked the link. Ya it's just the plain old HTC kernel source and useless proprietary binaries. I thought it was going to be their entire source for their Android build. Crap, move along people. Nothing to see here
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On the contrary, it has the source for their previously-proprietary kernel bits required for the canadian dream and magic devices, which means it should now be possible to build custom kernels for those devices for true and proper root/customization without the need for the death-spl. This is something that we've been fighting them for.
Just gave the source a quick look through. All of the default kernel settings/commits you would pull down from git are absent, that is, nothing is really set. I'm gonna cook it really quick without any fussing around with it to see what happens.
Man to bad they dont have the hero source as well but thats great.
The kernel is in the oven right now. I literally only changed two things for better performance, other than that this thing is stock.
Implemented CFQ and SLUB.
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On the contrary, it has the source for their previously-proprietary kernel bits required for the canadian dream and magic devices, which means it should now be possible to build custom kernels for those devices for true and proper root/customization without the need for the death-spl. This is something that we've been fighting them for.
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As CC stated previously, these can be extracted using the htc script from those devices. I didn't see anything that we couldn't already grab (IE libhtc_ril.so)
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The kernel is in the oven right now. I literally only changed two things for better performance, other than that this thing is stock.
Implemented CFQ and SLUB.
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Hmmm should be interesting to see what results you find.
I cooked the kernel, wlan.ko, and modules. Those are all the files you should need. I'm at work right now, but when I'm home ill throw in a ramdisk to make the boot.img.
Does anyone here know how to mkbootimg boot.img so I don't have to make a million of them for every ROM out there? Or at least I'll make one for a cupcake ROM and one for a HERO ROM
Sorry for the total noobness but does this mean we can have .odex in builds now?
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As CC stated previously, these can be extracted using the htc script from those devices. I didn't see anything that we couldn't already grab (IE libhtc_ril.so)
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You might want to read some of the retardedly long root-rogers-dream threads. There is indeed a bunch of kernel code that we can't extract/reverse engineer without a huge effort. Those files pulled by the extract scripts are NOT RELATED. The difference is in the actual kernel.
I TAKE ABSOLUTELY NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHAT THIS DOES TO YOU PHONE.
I HAVE NOT TESTED IT.
I WHIPED IT UP ASAP SO YALL COULD FUX WITH IT.
I imagine you'll get partially through the boot process then it will loop. The again, maybe it will work. Who knows. Please provide me with a logcat if you try this.
You cannot flash the zip file. You cannot fastboot flash the boot.img-kernel. You must mkbootimg boot.img-kernel and ramdisk.cpio.gz to make boot.img.
wlan.ko is for wifi and goes in /system/lib/modules
modules.sqf go in /system/modules
Enjoy.
http://demarcatedmedia.com/rom/stockkernel.zip
no brave souls eh?
I'd test it if I knew what you were talking about Don't have ubuntu up and running, creating a VM right now using virtualbox. I have no idea how to compile mkbootimg though.
Hey guys lithid here again with another helper script, and how-to. As some of you may know I have recently decided to start building kernels. While I still work on roms, I found kernels to be strange, and sometimes difficult. So instead of taking that knowledge and holding it to myself, I figured I would release it here and hopefully it could open the doors for more people working on kernels.
Basically I created a script, that would do the entire build process for a kernel, it would copy the config you want from arch/arm/configs, assigned the compiler, then compile the kernel. Now after the first time I compiled this I did a copy and paste to Koush's AnyKernel updater, while that was fine and only took a min or two, I found it really annoying to do it everytime, specially when I am testing changes to the compiled kernel. So I added in a any-kernel folder to my built environment. I also added the tool-chain compiler I would be using as well into my repo.
AnyKernel folder
Cross Compiler
Now this was great. I didn't have to build anything manually, all's I needed to do was sign the zip and then push it to my phone.
Then I thought (being so lazy) why not just have this script auto-sign the zips for me and place them in my home folder? So I did. I also added in my own keys so the signature is mine! =P
Auto-Sign
Now for the fun stuff, recently there have been some roms out there that use a slightly different flashing method. Well I solved that as well. Now the script not only builds one update.zip for the compiled kernel. It creates 3 one for each rom type.
Synergy Nightly
Synergy Godmode
Universal (All other sense roms)
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So everything is basically done. Devs would be able to implement my script into their kernel environment to build kernels for all roms that are supported here on XDA.
How to:
NOTE: You will need to get a list of applications installed and be running linux for this to work. I used Ubuntu 11.04 for all my building needs. If you want a quick list of packages you will need to install first click here there you can install corresponding packages to compile this.
Code:
git clone https://[email protected]/lithid/Htc-Sense-Freedom-Kernel.git
cd Htc-Sense-Freedom-Kernel
./build-it.sh {version #}
That's it!
Here is an example:
Error:
Code:
[email protected]:~/Development/Htc-Sense-Freedom-Kernel$ ./build-it.sh
Written by Lithid
[Error]: Expected 1 parameter, got 0.
Usage: bash build-it.sh v# [BUILD VERSION]
Good:
Code:
[email protected]:~/Development/Htc-Sense-Freedom-Kernel$ ./build-it.sh v0.3
Here is a link to the script if you are interested in seeing what I wrote. Of course it will be updated over and over again. Just figured this would be something Devs and/or users who are inspired to be devs to build a kernel without no knowledge really.
This is nice, very nice. I think I would start with building the AOSP source first. But by the time I've done that, this'll probably be finished! So thanks for the information!
This looks pretty nice thanks for the right up and links I'll definitely be checking this out some more when I get to my PC.
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Love it bro. Good stuff
Oh, is mdpi still an issue with this tutorial? =P
barnacles10 said:
Love it bro. Good stuff
Oh, is mdpi still an issue with this tutorial? =P
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Yes, how did you know?
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You are the android king
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Lol'ed so hard at this line in the script.
"function just_sign_the_fucking_zip()"
RileyGrant said:
Lol'ed so hard at this line in the script.
"function just_sign_the_fucking_zip()"
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Gotta have some fun sometimes huh? It gets lonely writing scripts sometimes, I like to add a little bit of personality to my stuff. lol
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Gotta have some fun sometimes huh? It gets lonely writing scripts sometimes, I like to add a little bit of personality to my stuff. lol
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thanks to that.
post 700 lol.
Holy crap!! Ran the script and right out of the box it compiled and everything is there! This is great! Now I can start poking around!
lithid-cm said:
Gotta have some fun sometimes huh? It gets lonely writing scripts sometimes, I like to add a little bit of personality to my stuff. lol
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Exactly and gnomelook might be somthing 4 you if you like to change ubuntus look ^^
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I really been wanting to learn to make kernels but AOSP searched round some think you could steer me in the right direction?
Dozenboy0012 said:
I really been wanting to learn to make kernels but AOSP searched round some think you could steer me in the right direction?
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I would look into the cyanogenmod kernel. It's on cyanogenmods github.
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Is smartass better to run or performance better? Alot of people been talking about smartass
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smartboy36 said:
Is smartass better to run or performance better? Alot of people been talking about smartass
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It depends on what your looking for, try them each out and see which works better. Every phone is different.
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smartboy36 said:
Is smartass better to run or performance better? Alot of people been talking about smartass
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I tend to stick with smartass, oh wait we are talking about the kernel...
They both are working so perfectly but performance is my favorite
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Hey lithid, is there a way to do this without Linux? I don't have an extra pc? Thx man
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gotshores said:
Hey lithid, is there a way to do this without Linux? I don't have an extra pc? Thx man
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Not unless your computer is a mac. Building on windows is currently not supported.
This is a noble effort but what happens when a user wants to add/subtract to/from a kernel and they are not familiar with c/c++? Copy/paste will go so far especially if they can't tell the difference between a newer version of source code on someones git and the original.
Actually understanding the source is a better way of learning to build kernels instead of having an auto script do everything.
I just finally got a stable gingersense evo kernel built because certain edits (which worked on froyo kernels) would cause the kernel to lag and wifi to throw errors. If the user doesn't know how to troubleshoot, this script becomes almost moot.
I only use two scripts when I compile kernels; one to set the cc, clean the build dir, and open the dir in nautilus and the other to boot my phone into recovery to push the modules then boot into fastboot and flash the zImage.
Again it's a noble effort but things like this (and dsixdas kitchen) make it too easy for novice users to make/build these items and we end up with dozens of threads of base build items that either don't present anything marginally better than the last or unstable items due to the lack of knowledge needed to provide extended support. Dsixdas kitchen is a great tool for saving time (I use it too but learned how to root a rom by hand) but it makes it too easy for novices to build roms.
Sorry for the longwinded post and I'm not bashing the effort...just trying to point out that some things should not be made so easy for specific reasons.
NOTE: THIS ROM IS NOT CURRENTLY USABLE! DO NOT FLASH IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
Ladies and gentlemen of XDA, I present to you ICS on the TF101! This ROM is currently very much still in development, and is not usable in it's current state, but it boots! This is more or less a proof of concept at the moment.
What's not working:
Display has a green overlay most of the time
Touchscreen
Wifi
Camera
HW Acceleration
Pretty much everything else
What does work:
adb
Boots to launcher
Touchpad on the dock (currently only method of input)
To install:
Download the system blob from http://mirror.mostoftheinternet.com/android/ROM/tf101/system-AOSP-20111230.blob.bz2
Boot into recovery
Do factory reset
Mount /sdcard using the menu
Use adb to transfer the blob to the device
Code:
adb push system-AOSP-20111230.blob.bz2 /sdcard/blob.bz2
Enter device shell
Code:
adb shell
Decompress blob and apply
Code:
bzcat /sdcard/blob.bz2 | dd of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
Reboot and wait for it to install
Done!
If you are able to contribute at all, please let me know. The Git repo for this is at https://github.com/Deathisfatal/android_device_asus_tf101/tree/cm9.
Dev notes:
Most of the random crashes (and the green colour) seem to be caused by an issue with the graphics
Eventually, I plan to move to CM9 once they move closer to release
Screenshot! (yay, green...)
http://mirror.mostoftheinternet.com/images/ics.png
this
is
sex
Congrats
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Are you going to setup a repository for this? I was actually planning on starting a port of my own but I would love the opportunity to jump in and work with you.
Already have, forgot to add it to the post
Thanks for the support, guys.
Nice to finally see even an early build as this, well done i`ll be keeping an eye on this thread
Deathisfatal said:
Eventually, I plan to move to CM9 once they move closer to release
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This would make my day! If we manage to get CM9 to start working, I would love to help try or try to be the main man behind porting MIUI (English Site). I've helped a decent bit with porting it to my phone (Samsung Epic 4G). From everything i've seen so far the kernels of CM7 and MIUI are pretty much interchangeable, so it should be a fairly easy transition if CM9 functions. I don't know squat about kernels, so i wouldn't be of any help there though.
UH i had this like 3 weeks ago, but didn't post cuz it sucked so much.
Here's mine, no green stuff either.
I also didn't post it because it's a straight up kang of the Iconia guys' but whatever.
LOL
Thanks to OP for your hard work...
www.scienceprousa.com/jcarrz1/icstest.zip just flash in clockwork but don't expect much...........
Mind sharing your vendor files, jcarrz1?
Deathisfatal said:
Mind sharing your vendor files, jcarrz1?
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Nope cause it's a straight-up kang of the iconia guys'. And they took their source down because n00bs b crazy.
I really admire that you actually have a device tree and stuff, I'm too inexperienced to do that.
Nice!
jcarrz1
Maybe this may help? https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_asus_tf101
Was going to start an ICS port today as well so I'll be forking your branch and hopefully helping out. Glad we are going to get some progress on this!
arayray said:
Maybe this may help? https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_asus_tf101
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My original code is a fork of that. Their repo is pretty incomplete.
Was going to start an ICS port today as well so I'll be forking your branch and hopefully helping out. Glad we are going to get some progress on this!
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Excellent!
Deathisfatal said:
My original code is a fork of that. Their repo is pretty incomplete.
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Yeah its pretty outdated... Lets get a community effort here..
Good to see a start on this, a bit later than expected!
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For the graphics drivers, as the tf101 uses the same SOC as the xoom, it might be possible to pull the tegra2 drivers from google's wingray aosp sources (found here)
First of all for your work
You know what i dont get is this
http://phandroid.com/2011/11/27/asus-transformer-not-prime-gets-early-ics-port/
where is bumbledroids work?(this was november still)
i am a total retard when it comest od developing but if you ever need any beta tester i have loads of experience on rooting/romming devices an am in possesion of a SBK1 asus transformer with keyboard.
looking forward to giving it a go
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Are you compiling against AOSP or CM9?
telsk said:
First of all for your work
You know what i dont get is this
http://phandroid.com/2011/11/27/asus-transformer-not-prime-gets-early-ics-port/
where is bumbledroids work?(this was november still)
i am a total retard when it comest od developing but if you ever need any beta tester i have loads of experience on rooting/romming devices an am in possesion of a SBK1 asus transformer with keyboard.
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Right, and if the cyanogenMod device tree for tf101 is by bumbledroid then why doesn't touch work yet?
jcarrz1
See page 19 for the seventh build.
Good job! Nice and clean in a new topic. KUTGW!
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Freaging sweet!
(sorry for spam but this is exciting)
Excellent stuff.
So will that mean close to full HWA?
If we're running any of the ICS builds which have the hardware hacks, this applies, right?
texasice said:
@ those who flashed Chaosz-X new kernel you need to remove this line from build.prop
Code:
ro.config.disable_hw_accel=true
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@rootSU: I think it does, because it scores almost the same as GB Sense ROMs, and it gets pretty decent FPS at Quadrant (certainly smooth enough), so I think it works fine.
@pnw: haven't tested that, but you can give it a try, it seems pretty logical that it would help
Can't wait for the 3.0 kernel
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I flashed this on the p2 build, but my wifi would not turn on... I reverted back to my nandroid right before the flash...
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mattmanwrx said:
I flashed this on the p2 build, but my wifi would not turn on... I reverted back to my nandroid right before the flash...
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chaoz tried including the wifi module you use in the kernel in the system/lib folder? can't find it there on the newest kernel. This messed things up for tristan earlier
Oh crap, forgot to supply the bcr4329.ko indeed.
I'm going to try to get a running 3.0 by tonight, if I don't have it finished this evening, I'll upload the WiFi module from the build (using 2 different OS's to work on, Linux for compiling, and Windows for everything else, and working in Win is much easier for me ;p)
Edit: beginning with the really lame methods of getting 3.0 to run, first attempt is done I think, just copied over files, and modified some of them, nothing really special, starting compiling in 5 minutes.
I flashed over p2 with the camera fix and the camera no longer works. Should I reapply the camera fix?
*child said:
I flashed over p2 with the camera fix and the camera no longer works. Should I reapply the camera fix?
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But does your wifi work? It didn't work for me...
Not too sure about the camera... it should work... as the added is just libs... the kernel does look at the libs, but doubt it would make a difference... just my guess...
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Wifi did not for me. Camera worked but I didn't test it extensively.
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Camera and wifi doesnt work But HW ac. is fine more speed
Wi-Fi also does not work
Chaosz-X first of all, thanks for the work you've done so far. I believe i can port it over to the n1 using the zip you uploaded. Second, please learn git so you can push your changes to github. (i know you said you hate git but, youre developing a kernel; in comparison git is way easier to understand) It will be much easier for other devs to follow your progress, and port your changes to other qsd8k devices badly in need of hwa.
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Chaosz-X first of all, thanks for the work you've done so far. I believe i can port it over to the n1 using the zip you uploaded. Second, please learn git so you can push your changes to github. (i know you said you hate git but, youre developing a kernel; in comparison git is way easier to understand) It will be much easier for other devs to follow your progress, and port your changes to other qsd8k devices badly in need of hwa.
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cant wait 3.0 kernel for n1
texasice said:
Chaosz-X first of all, thanks for the work you've done so far. I believe i can port it over to the n1 using the zip you uploaded. Second, please learn git so you can push your changes to github. (i know you said you hate git but, youre developing a kernel; in comparison git is way easier to understand) It will be much easier for other devs to follow your progress, and port your changes to other qsd8k devices badly in need of hwa.
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How could he even develop a linux kernel if he is better in using windows? Dont you have to be a kernel dev to do those things?
Some devs are crossing strange lines - 4 sure . Hope you get it done for our Nexus ONE my friend
cheers
sweet..kernel 3.0!!
waiting ..waiting..
bunnahabhain said:
How could he even develop a linux kernel if he is better in using windows? Dont you have to be a kernel dev to do those things?
Some devs are crossing strange lines - 4 sure . Hope you get it done for our Nexus ONE my friend
cheers
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People start with windows at a young age
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This thread is no longer active. Jomeister plans to continue work on Evervolv. He will open a new thread for that purpose.
Introduction
The purpose of this thread is to coordinate work on the AOSP-based Evervolv 2.2 ROM for Skyrocket (and its sister, T989).
Skyrocket is not an officially supported ROM by Evervolv, but we have fully integrated device and vendor directories in their tree. Therefore we get fixes from the main tree and also have the ability to push fixes to Evervolv's tree. This is something we could never do when we worked directly off the Code Aurora source.
Our desire is to give the dev community a single codebase to coalesce around. Hopefully, with more devs working on the same project, we can progress faster towards AOSP.
To build, follow the instructions here (choose ev_skyrocket-eng at the lunch menu):
https://github.com/Evervolv/android
Or, the short, short version:
Run "repo status" and make sure you have no local mods.
Run "repo sync" and make sure it completes without error.
Run "rm -rf out" to remove any old compiled stuff
Run ". build/envsetup.sh" to set up your environment
Run "lunch ev_skyrocket-eng" to select the target
Run "make -j4 otapackage" (adjust -j option to match your # of processors)
What works:
2D/3D graphics, hw accel of gui, bluetooth, gps, nfc, wifi, sdcard (int+ext), MTP/PTP over USB
What doesn't work:
audio, calls, camera, cell data, sms, anything else you can think of
Issues are being managed on Github:
https://github.com/Evervolv/android_device_samsung_skyrocket/issues
Want a ROM link?
Then follow the instructions to build a ROM! The point, at this time, is to get devs involved in the process. The ROM is not ready for anyone to try out or use at this point. There are many problems left to solve.
Want to help?
Are you a dev with a Skyrocket and a burning desire to get AOSP for your phone? Please, check out Evervolv and start debugging! The Github Issues link above is a great starting point.
Jomeister and RaverX3X graciously agreed to join forces here. We hope other devs join too!
Current Dev Contributors:
jomeister15
RaverX3X
topprospect
Credit and Thanks:
Xboarder56 for the original Evervolv Skyrocket device tree
romracer for the unsecure mods to the ICS kernel
Changes Log:
04/11/12: Posted succint build instructions
04/11/12: Fixed unstable-ness of GUI (link)
04/06/12: Build now boots on its own boot.img (link)
this is on 4.0.4 now?
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BaconStep said:
this is on 4.0.4 now?
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yes because google has released 4.0.4 sources and ota updates to nexus.
wali01x said:
yes because google has released 4.0.4 sources and ota updates to nexus.
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Sweet!
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Looks great, will try building/debugging when I get my Ubuntu box up again!
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I'll be helping out as well, just got me a T989. I was working on cm9, but I'll switch to this. Hope I can help.
This is obviously a stupid question, and probably not the place to be asking it, but it is going to be asked anyway so.. I understand what the device tree is, but why is it not possible to pull one from the existing ICS leak?
giant420 said:
This is obviously a stupid question, and probably not the place to be asking it, but it is going to be asked anyway so.. I understand what the device tree is, but why is it not possible to pull one from the existing ICS leak?
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No stupid questions here. A fully compiled ROM like the ICS leak obscures a lot of the details about how to build the ROM from scratch. You have to reverse engineer a lot of what Samsung did to compile AOSP, plus how to avoid pulling in too much Samsung bloat code. Hope that helps.
more or less were going to keep as much samsung out of it as we possibly can . Yes u can kang in stuff from the leak but then that actually causes more issues in the long run then doing it right the first time ;P.
bsbachert said:
I'll be helping out as well, just got me a T989. I was working on cm9, but I'll switch to this. Hope I can help.
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I think we as a community should still continue working on things such as CM9 and AOKP in addition to Evervolv, just to give people as many options as possible. The good thing that Evervolv device trees are very similar to those required by CM9 and AOKP, so with a few hacks here and there I'm sure we can get those building as well. I don't know about the other devs, but I definitely have enough time to collaborate on multiple projects, as long as I'm not the sole carrier.
ur killing me. I finally managed to get media server to stay up for msm8660 audio pulled from the leak with jos isotope a4 with some other libs and bins. acdb pulling audio policy was still a problem though.
This is definitely for the better though. I was uncomfortable with all those Samsung libs bins and blobs, especially after staring at them under IDA. like raver said it woulda been a nightmare later on.
This is great though, everyone on the same pile should make this go a lot faster.
im very excited for this.
What's IDA?
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Wow. This build is going to b epic! Can't wait guys. Nice work so far
LawStud3nt said:
What's IDA?
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interactive_Disassembler
crazy what u can find in those blobs. helps a lot for debugging though
all I know is I love evervolv on my nexus one its super baller... Thanks to all 3 of you guys
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Any updates? Got ants in my pants waiting for this one!
softballjunkee13 said:
Any updates? Got ants in my pants waiting for this one!
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Thanks for the interest.
We will post updates as they happen. Right now we are just trying to organize and get everyone on the same page.
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topprospect said:
Thanks for the interest.
We will post updates as they happen. Right now we are just trying to organize and get everyone on the same page.
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OK...enjoy the holiday as well!