I'm posting a developmental rom for the purpose of anyone and everyone that want's to cook an AOSP rom but is having troubles or doesn't want to go through the hassle of compiling from source. This Rom is completely compiled from AOSP source with the help of the CM team for the HTC Device tree and kernel.
There are many non-working item's. For anyone that uses this rom and tries to fix the issues, if you could please post on this forum for everyone else to do the fixes that would be awesome. I've included the link to the Rom and a link to the Google Apps flashable zip from CM's Wiki.
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Once again this rom is a Dev-Rom and is completely compiled from AOSP source, this has no sense at all and will never have sense. I will not be maintaining the rom per se, I will however be helping with some of the fixes.
Evo Android 2.2.1 AOSP ROM
Google Apps
Thanks to: Bcnice20, l33tlinuxh4x0r, tjohnsonjr & the CM team.
These are insturctions for making a clean AOSP Rom. There will be issues with the Rom once you finish. These instructions are for Linux(I used Ubuntu). You will have to have adb installed already. Your computer has to be 64bit or you not be able to compile the source.
Please Note. 4G and HDMI will not work. This is not a stripped down Sense Rom. There is no SENSE AT ALL!!! The Camera will work but not the Camcorder. Fixes will come but we are hoping to get contributions from other devs to help build up the AOSP support for the EVO. As great as CM6 is, we need choices. Now let the fun begin!!!
Open the Terminal:
The following needs to be ran as Root
Code:
cd /usr/bin/
curl http://android.git.kernel.org/repo > repo
chmod a+x /usr/bin/repo
Exit root and return back to your home folder. This will create a generic build. This is going to take a couple of hours depending on your internet connection
Code:
mkdir ~/android
cd ~/andoid
repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git
repo sync
This will download the EVO specific files:
Code:
cd ~/android/device/htc
git clone http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_htc_supersonic.git supersonic
Now the BoardConfig.mk needs to edited
Go to /android/device/htc/supersonic/BoardConfig.mk
Locate
Code:
TARGET_RECOVERY_UI_LIB := librecovery_ui_supersonic librecovery_ui_htc
TARGET_RECOVERY_UPDATER_LIBS += librecovery_updater_htc
Now add a “#” in front of each line
Code:
#TARGET_RECOVERY_UI_LIB := librecovery_ui_supersonic librecovery_ui_htc
#TARGET_RECOVERY_UPDATER_LIBS += librecovery_updater_htc
Save and exit. Then in the terminal type
Code:
cd ~/android
cp ~/android/device/htc/supersonic/supersonic.mk ./buildspec.mk
Now Go to /android/frameworks/base/core/res/res/values and locate the Config.xml file. Open with the text editor and look for this line
Code:
<string name="default_wallpaper_component">@null</string>
Right below this line add. Reference this website to use as an example as to what its supposed to look like http://pastebin.com/mpmpEaKq
Code:
<!-- Handle notifications differently if device only uses an amber/green
LED. This also needs a liblights module that enables them accordingly. -->
<bool name="config_amber_green_light">true</bool>
Save and exit
Now load Cyanogenmod6 onto your phone. Once its loaded, connect your phone to the computer and in the terminal type
Code:
cd /device/htc/supersonic
chmod a+x extract-files.sh
./extract-files.sh
This will download files from the phone. You will get errors at the end. Get a stock Sense Rom and locate the files that came up in error and Copy the files into /android/vendor/htc/supersonic/propietary folder
Now in the Terminal
Code:
cd ~/android
. build/envsetup
lunch
Select option for the supersonic(6th or 7th)
Now type(This will take awile depending on the speed of your computer)
Code:
make
Once it finishes, type
Code:
make otapackage
Lastly, to get the phone to boot, get the libmedia.so file from CM6 and place it in your /system/lib folder before flashing.
This will create your ROM is a zip file. DO NOT FLASH THIS TO YOUR PHONE. IT IS NOT ROOTED AND IF YOU FLASH IT WITHOUT ADDING ROOT PERMISSIONS, YOU WILL LOSE ROOT. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
ENJOY
Might as well grab me a spot n case I come across nething
I like this idea. So this is AOSP compiled for the EVO with no changes at all?
Nice work buddy
illogic6 said:
I like this idea. So this is AOSP compiled for the EVO with no changes at all?
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Yes. This is completely stock with no modifications
Im no dev but I'd like to learn... would this be a good Rom to start with?
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This looks very promising, AOSP choices are a limited in the evo department
I've seen the aosp rom in the heroc forum, that thing is a beast even compared to cm. So much potential on the evo, thank you so much!
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I've seen the aosp rom in the heroc forum, that thing is a beast even compared to cm. So much potential on the evo, thank you so much!
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Can you post the link for this?
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Nevermind I read OP again.
jm5503 said:
Can you post the link for this?
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See my signature
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I assume no 4g?
Am I the only one who can't get titanium backup to work??
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Am I the only one who can't get titanium backup to work??
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I believe titanium backup requires Busybox and that rom base does not have it installed. You should be able to install the busybox installer from the market.
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I assume no 4g?
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no 4g, no hdmi
I'm having a hard time getting busybox installed and superuser permissions working properly....can someone help me or upload a version with these working?
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jm5503 said:
I'm having a hard time getting busybox installed and superuser permissions working properly....can someone help me or upload a version with these working?
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Same Thing Here
Surprised we haven't seen this before.
I thought about trying to strip CM down to AOSP basics, since I've been too lazy to get something running from scratch.
I'm looking forward to messing around with it. At work right now and can't grab it yet, have most/all of the CM Evo specific fixes been added, like notification LED support (I assume the AOSP tree is made for the N1) and camera support?
Kinda separate question, but what is the difference (if any) in the official Nexus One builds that get pushed out to the phones OTA and doing a build from AOSP and flashing the Google Apps?
does hdmi and or 4g work with this
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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
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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...........
So the crackflashers have done it again - Gingerbread is now on the Desire / Bravo
Based on CM 7 Source
Thanks to Cyanogen, #teamdouche and @gridlock32404 (Thatguy32404) - These are unoffical builds based on their code as such..
Code:
These builds have nothing extra added, they are just like the usual
"nightly" builds. There is no support provided, this is just a hobby and
I thought I would share. If you don't know how to flash a unofficial build,
don't want possible bugs or don't like living on the edge, go away!
Do a nandroid backup first!
OK so here is how to get it up and running:
Step 1 - Download the latest build from http://www.crackflashers.com look in the builds folder for the latest file - The build will increment by 1 each time there is a new build so if there is one there greater than b#29 download it << In case I don't get the thread updated at the same time
Step 2 - Download the Gingerbread apps from NEEDS UPDATED TO POINT TO DESIRE / BRAVO. crackflashers.com/ace/[/URL] look in the google-apps folder for the file gingerbread-gapps-12302010.zip
Step 3 - Place all these files onto your sd card reboot into recovery
Step 4 - Flash the files using the install zip from sdcard option (do the rom first then the gapps)
Step 5 - Reboot phone and enjoy the Gingerbread goodness
Current Issues
Current Issues
#17 - APN list may be empty and you will need to manually enter this - a complete list can be found at http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmo...orum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=271 for resolution
does it can be use with n1 table hboot?so, you will update nightly?
anyway, nice work!
nice work, will surely give it a try
any benchmarks?
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does it can be use with n1 table hboot?so, you will update nightly?
anyway, nice work!
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Check out the N1 thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883605
I only tested it and maintain the thread - the guys above deserve the kudos
gilmorenator said:
Check out the N1 thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883605
I only tested it and maintain the thread - the guys above deserve the kudos
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how bout a2sd+?does it work with dark tremor or firerat?
edit : confirm can't use with firerat.
najar360 said:
how bout a2sd+?does it work with dark tremor or firerat?
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This is the first build that I actually made for the desire so to say we don't exactly know what other additions made outside the source/gingerbread will or won't work. The only way to try is to make a nandroid backup after you flash this in and try it
Ps. The new recovery image is not supported in rom manager so everything will need to be done in the recovery manually even thought the code of the recovery is made by koush it is not an official release by him at all, just built from it. it is the only recovery currently that can handle ext 4 /system partion that cm7 source is based on.
You will not be able to restore a pre-cm7 source build on this recovery or flash a pre cm7 rom on it either (hence the backup recovery.img if you decide to go back) you can backup and restore any cm7 source rom on this recovery
Yes the new recovery is needed to flash gapps and newer updates as they become availible.
This is on the list of many devices I am compiling for. Currently g2, mt4g, evo4g, droid, desire hd, desire and sometimes the n1. If you can't seem to find an answer to something there is a good chance you will find it in one of those sections. Just look for posts from me
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Thatguy32404 said:
This is the first build that I actually made for the desire so to say we don't exactly know what other additions made outside the source/gingerbread will or won't work. The only way to try is to make a nandroid backup after you flash this in and try it
Ps. The new recovery image is not supported in rom manager so everything will need to be done in the recovery manually even thought the code of the recovery is made by koush it is not an official release by him at all, just built from it. it is the only recovery currently that can handle ext 4 /system partion that cm7 source is based on.
You will not be able to restore a pre-cm7 source build on this recovery or flash a pre cm7 rom on it either (hence the backup recovery.img if you decide to go back) you can backup and restore any cm7 source rom on this recovery
Yes the new recovery is needed to flash gapps and newer updates as they become availible.
This is on the list of many devices I am compiling for. Currently g2, mt4g, evo4g, droid, desire hd, desire and sometimes the n1. If you can't seem to find an answer to something there is a good chance you will find it in one of those sections. Just look for posts from me
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thanks for explanation. anyway i try firerat and it failed. not yet try with dark tremor.
question, if i use current recovery such amon ra or previous clockworld, is it give diff outcome?
najar360 said:
question, if i use current recovery such amon ra or previous clockworld, is it give diff outcome?
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You may flash the ROM with your current recovery but you won't be able to flash GAPPS - making it a bare rom
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Sorry to get your hopes up guys, the code for the cm parts is there in the source and was all good to be added in but what the main code (not just the app but the framework parts of it) were removed till implemented. Still a build 13 coming shorty. It is compiling but will be missing the cm parts
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Build 13 is up, has gps fixes and other things. Too tired to list all changes check @cmsrc on twitter or github for what's been added
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woa.. just another cyanogen copy
For those having problems with Gapps on newer htc phones like g2, mt4g and desire hd try the new gapps I have posted up at http://gridlock.euroskank.com and grab the EMMC ones
Everyone else can grab the MTD gapps
This should remove having to mount /system in recovery but run fix permissions in the advanced section of the recovery just in case
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Midian666 said:
woa.. just another cyanogen copy
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It isn't one bit at all a copy, just doing the service of basicly compiling the cm7 source just like a nightly untill buildbot is back building them (should be after a official rc1 release) and sharing
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Build #14 will be up on http://gridlock.euroskank.com within minutes. This should have a fix for data, if so thanks to phunkycow for the fix
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nice... auto-nightly builds of cm7... how i missed that
whats cwm3 originate from? is there also a changing codebase, or is this a static build, which wont change at all?
mad-murdock said:
nice... auto-nightly builds of cm7... how i missed that
whats cwm3 originate from? is there also a changing codebase, or is this a static build, which wont change at all?
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There isn't any nightlies that I know of! Cwm3 is the recovery that is in the cm7 source code and it builds a recovery for the device that you compile for. Only when someone changes something in the recovery does it change
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Why are we unable to flash G-Apps with older recoveries?
Thanks for the effort, it's great to see some progress on this front!
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Why are we unable to flash G-Apps with older recoveries?
Thanks for the effort, it's great to see some progress on this front!
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Once you flash a cm7 source based rom the system becomes ext4, other roms/cm6 are only ext 4 so in order for the /system to mount in recovery for making nandroid backups or to flash anything it needs to have a recovery that can support ext4, which currently is the recovery posted with these builds which is based on clockworkmod recovery because koush hasn't released a official recovery yet (also since it is unofficial rom manager does not support it, so everything has to be done manually in the recovery)
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Hey Guys.
I need some logs from Nexus S for our SGSport project.
Someone with a Nexus S has to build a kernel with following options enabled:
CONFIG_FB_S3C_DEBUG=y
CONFIG_VIDEO_FIMC_DEBUG=y
CONFIG_VIDEO_MFC50_DEBUG=y
CONFIG_VIDEO_JPEG_DEBUG=y
After flashing open Youtube and watch a video.
While watching the Video:
adb shell
dmesg
^^ copy the whole output to http://www.pastebin.com
logcat
^^ copy the whole output to http://www.pastebin.com
Would be very nice if someone can do it.
Same for Camera please.
Thank u guys.
Pl0x nexus S people??
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I can compile a stock kernel with these options selected later and post it up if someone wants to flash it and get the info.
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Here's a stock kernel with the debug options selected as requested above. I'm not running a stock rom or I'd flash it and grab the results (stock rom breaks the CM camera if I recall correctly). Anyone who wants to grab the data just nandroid, flash the kernel, push the wifi module and go to town.
can anyone post exactly which battery model or battery driver is used for the nexus s? can either look in the config file when compiling your own source ROM. or perhaps find the battery driver folder using root explorer etc.
just curious to see if similar changes could be made like we did with the nexus one battery driver (the app link in my sig).
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!
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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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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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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.
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?
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@ 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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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?
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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.
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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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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