Database Info

CDMA Hero Kernel Source Code available!

http://developer.htc.com/
ITS THERE!

nice!!!!!
hopefully a bunch of new roms will be on the way!!

Can anybody please explain what exactly we can be done now that we have the kernel source??

jerrygon said:
Can anybody please explain what exactly we can be done now that we have the kernel source??
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ANYTHING!!!
EDIT:
Ok, so my enthusiasm is jumping the gun abit.
With the kernel source we can now make VERY custom roms, before we were primarily just playing with APK's and resource files, no real dramatic changes to the phone.
Now with the kernel source we can actually go in to the OS and fix issues, like that dang'd location bug. Also, there are debugging features that were left turned on in the code when the phone shipped, this slows the phone down, hopefulyl when we get a good soild rom we can turn them off and see a performance gain. We will also be able to get a fully functional 2.1 update, loads of other things as well. Way to much for me to sit here and hammer out on the keyboard. Possibilities are now almost limit less...other than stuff that our hardware is limtited to....

jerrygon said:
Can anybody please explain what exactly we can be done now that we have the kernel source??
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Once you have the kernel source, you can do anything you wish: optimize the kernel, add new support for filesystems, add new modules, completely add a newer build of linux...and that's just what I can think of off the top of my head.

YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
Let the fun begin!

Kcarpenter said:
ANYTHING!!!
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it is for the Developers to Complete function ability of the newer roms IE 1.6 ,2.0 2.1

LeftonJackman said:
YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
Let the fun begin!
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Source is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy - KCarpenter

LOLOLOLOL.... Sweet can't wait for the new wave of ROMS then!!!
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Source is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy - KCarpenter
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If anyone is still having issues downloading the source, I'm posting it to my website and to my two file hosts:
http://www.darktremor.com/files/heroc_ef05d31a.tar.bz2
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=7mz6nt92h8c
http://www.turboupload.com/wwuvp9rk31ta/heroc_ef05d31a.tar.bz2.html

Kcarpenter said:
Source is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy - KCarpenter
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you are too funny I really need to subscribe to your posts

wtphoto said:
you are too funny I really need to subscribe to your posts
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HAHA, I try.
My weekend is officially ruined. My wife will divorce me over this. If not, I'm just won't be getting anything for the next month.

Kcarpenter said:
HAHA, I try.
My weekend is officially ruined. My wife will divorce me over this. If not, I'm just won't be getting anything for the next month.
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lol you have heard of hunters widows, we are going to have kernel widows.

athlet1c said:
it is for the Developers to Complete function ability of the newer roms IE 1.6 ,2.0 2.1
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Yes...that's one aspect of it. But it is really for the developers to build custom ROMs similar to what the developers do with the GSM Hero.

tkirton said:
Yes...that's one aspect of it. But it is really for the developers to build custom ROMs similar to what the developers do with the GSM Hero.
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Exactly what i meant i just left out the custom portion as i figured most knew what it was

Kcarpenter said:
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This.
message too short

Anyone notice the user name in the tarball? Rexlin Maybe we can contact him and see what changed.

FINALLY! Can't wait to get a fully functional/customized 2.1 ROM eventually

not sure if anybody else noticed but ...
The files in
include/config/mach/ and below are all zero size not sure if this is an issue yet but....
edit -
just checked, there are 505 files that have a size of zero, those of you with Linux (or linux tools) can type
Code:
find . -size 0c
or
find . -size 0c | more
to see which files have a zero length. The following "hero" files are zero length
Code:
./include/config/mach/heroc.h
./include/config/mach/hero.h
./include/config/mach/heroct.h
./include/config/mach/hero/espresso.h
-TL

doesn't this mean that a rom can be released with a modified kernel that allows changing the clock speed beyond 528mhz?

[DEV] Tiamat Kernel

Anyone have an idea how hard it would be to port this tiamat kernel over to Transformer? built for XOOM and others, and the XOOM hardware is near identical right? Just a thought, this thread has the info and link to the github of the sources.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013

I posted in the thread if he could develop for us and everyone yelled me. I thought it'd be easy too. But I agree. I hope someone could port this because this kernel seems amazing.
Thunderbolt Rooted!

andrew53517 said:
I posted in the thread if he could develop for us and everyone yelled me. I thought it'd be easy too. But I agree. I hope someone could port this because this kernel seems amazing.
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Yeah, I was going to PM him, but he has PMs disabled, and I wasn't going to post in the thread because people hate that, me included. There is nothing more annoying in a thread when someone else comes in asking to do this all to their device. While this is a situation where at least the device internals are pretty similar, still not a polite thing to do. The github of his work should be enough for any dev here to port the work over pretty easily I'd think. We'll see though.

crater said:
Anyone have an idea how hard it would be to port this tiamat kernel over to Transformer? built for XOOM and others, and the XOOM hardware is near identical right? Just a thought, this thread has the info and link to the github of the sources.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013
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The hardware is fairly similar but they are based on two completely different OEM boards. Transformer=Ventana, Xoom=Stingray.
The Tiamat kernel modificationc could possibly be ported to the transformer kernel, but it isn't as straight forward and simple as you might think.

definitely would be sweet.. dual 1.6GHZ sounds pretty good
Hopefully we get some support soon.. I wish I knew how to do this stuff.

I'm not sure what it is but the forum for the Eee pad seem a bit dead tbh, is it just because of limited stock?

bigmo7 said:
I'm not sure what it is but the forum for the Eee pad seem a bit dead tbh, is it just because of limited stock?
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I sure hope so. I know R2doesinc is ordering one, he is a great developer. So we have another one on board soon. But I think it is a combination between that and that there are so many choices out there. I hope it picks up soon..

I talk to brd all the time. He also hangs out in the asus-transformer irc channel. I spoke to him briefly about of a few weeks ago and he was going to look into it but got busy with tiamat
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I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...

egzthunder1 said:
I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...
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Yeah, he hangs out in the irc channel too. Most of the devs do
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Now this all sounds sooo exciting!! I bet once the ball starts rolling there will be no stopping it!
Sent from my TF101

funnycreature said:
Now this all sounds sooo exciting!! I bet once the ball starts rolling there will be no stopping it!
Sent from my TF101
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I actually think there are a few dev's working on kernel projects

egzthunder1 said:
I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...
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Now THIS is refreshing to hear!
Sent from my HTC Eva 4G using Tapatalk

I just got this today.. rooted it.. and now I'm flashing a test OC kernel with modded ramdisk (took that stupid ntfs module out of /sbin/ and the insmod in the init.ventana script).... among other things...
so far so good.. yay.. I'm in!
yes!! that was f***n easy.. 1.2ghz... now for more speed..

Blades said:
I just got this today.. rooted it.. and now I'm flashing a test OC kernel with modded ramdisk (took that stupid ntfs module out of /sbin/ and the insmod in the init.ventana script).... among other things...
so far so good.. yay.. I'm in!
yes!! that was ****in easy.. 1.2ghz... now for more speed..
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Thanks for sharing the kernel.

psicrest said:
Thanks for sharing the kernel.
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there is some hardcore douchery going on with sku checks.. I'm chasing variables all over the place.. I give up for the night.. this is like the xoom source, but again fuse data screws us.. I never should've opened this god damn box.. i knew i'd hate it. I haven't used it all.. I prefer my gtab.. argh.. sorry its late.. late late. still want to frisbee it..

Can't wait for the ability to OC

I miss IRC.
And I hope we get some development on this soon. It'd be a shame to see people sticking to products like the xoom, just because the TF is so limited in its availability. We need availability to pick up for this product.

silenceforus said:
I miss IRC.
And I hope we get some development on this soon. It'd be a shame to see people sticking to products like the xoom, just because the TF is so limited in its availability. We need availability to pick up for this product.
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Its not limited in just availability, its limited in 'mod-ability'.. It could just be the product maker following the guidelines for that particular board and making use of 'security' features specific to that board, but its still a pain in the ass. Work was put in to make the end user work harder to be able to customize.
I have the gtab (harmony), Xoom (stingray) , and eeepad (ventana). The gtab is the fastest, the easiest to mod, the hardest to brick.. and the heaviest with the worst screen. The eeepad is the slowest, the worst to mod and the lightest.. guess what .. best screen.
I am typing this on the gtab tho.. and I just got the eeepad today. It'll probably collect dust. Tried to play south park (originally avi/xvid/mp3) converted/muxed to mp4/xvid/aac and the Asus would play it... but volume control was not working it was full blast or mute. My gtab plays xvid avi/mp3 without a hiccup. Any other format I can throw at it too (sans multichannel audio and high profile h264). Its really surprising how far this has come. Since its oc'd every which way, it makes everything else seem very very slow. Only thing I haven't been able to get oc'd yet is emc.
Getting the ability and the clocks setup for the Asus was a breeze. Configuring/adjusting /making sense of all the bits and pieces of dvfs was not. speedo_id is a new one to me, and that seems to be the value that is read from fuse data and locks down max clocks

You guys got Blades and Netarchy on the case. You don't need me lol. I would LOVE to have Netarchy working on stingray.

What is invovled in making a custom ROM? just wondering, like how hard is it?

Could I just modify stock rom, create it into nvflashable version or zip for cwm and say it's a custom rom?for e.g overclock, UI changes etc

if it was easy everyone would do it lol
It takes a lot of knowledge and skill, it may not be difficult in the way that roofing a house is difficult, more like difficult in the way that doing a millionaire's taxes is difficult (i suspect, only just now starting to learn c++) more brain work, very little physical labor (besides extended times in hunched position with cramping hands behind a screen with your eyes crossing and head aching lol)

Sustantivo said:
Could I just modify stock rom, create it into nvflashable version or zip for cwm and say it's a custom rom?for e.g overclock, UI changes etc
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Technically yes but no one would download it. If all you do is UI then its a theme not a rom and the OC is done in the kernel which is very difficult to edit. Custom roms are about making something new. One has to have different features than another for it to be successful. You need to invent new things and add personal tweaks for it truly to be "Your" Custom rom

I would say it ranges from easy-peasy, lemon-breezy to extremely difficult that only rocket scientists and jedi knights should attempt it.
For what most people want to do, it's pretty easy. I think the hard part for the average person is having the mindset to take things apart to see how it works. If you just want to put your name on a rom, it will be extremely difficult because the goal will get in the way of your curiosity. If you get freaky with the command line, your curiosity and imagination will lead you down the rabbit hole. Of course, the path to the bottom of the rabbit hole is lined with bootloops and bricks, but you can gloss over that detail until after you set the bridge on fire and jump off the middle.
Regarding what makes a rom, a custom rom, I would think that you would need to have source code somewhere. If you are taking someone else's rom and adding someone else's kernel and adding someone else's themes, then that is just a modification. You didn't make (-j16) anything, but instead just added some things together that were all ready made. If you patch the kernel or compile the rom from your own source, then that's a custom rom.

stevedebi said:
Perhaps you can move all of the stuff to the storage ( not the card) and then put a shortcut from main memory to the storage card directory?
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great explaination
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium

pierrekid said:
great explaination
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium
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You sure you are posting in the right thread???

Hah, silly question...
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He's just asking for opinion and overall thoughts. I don't see anything wrong with that.

haha i just wanna do something like paul burton with his ics early port from the source code, i'm not that good, but a fast learner hahah,

You need a working knowledge of java (in my java textbook it says android is based on java and a skilled java programmer has little trouble programming for android), you need the various sdk's, for java, android, you need an android virtual environment on your pc to test your android apps and roms out..you want to start with theming, making simple apps..also need to know how to compile kernels which probably means you need a working knowledge of linux programming..starting from ground up, you are many months of study away from having the knowledge to build a rom imo. That's what im doing too...

If you want to jump start your journey- purge yourself of anything Microsoft, Windows, or closed source. Then you will truly be open.
Install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server edition. Use the force, let go of the mouse.

gee one said:
If you want to jump start your journey- purge yourself of anything Microsoft, Windows, or closed source. Then you will truly be open.
Install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server edition. Use the force, let go of the mouse.
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Lol windows sucks but for some reason when i install ubuntu it never detects my laptop's broadband card and i cannot get online to get it from the ubuntu getting place lol
Sooooo im stuck trying to learn java and linux on a windows os..i need to study linux more, but that would keep me from studying java and other languages (c++, c#, for example)

[ROM][7/26/12][UNITED] Project Lizard | Boot2Gecko | Firefox OS Port

All work moved here.

Build Process
All work moved here.

Builds & Logcats
All work moved here.

Repositories
All work moved here.

This is...well, I'm speechless. Thank you, for keeping my G1 alive and I hope that you'll have alot of success with porting!

SlashSpeed said:
This is...well, I'm speechless. Thank you, for keeping my G1 alive and I hope that you'll have alot of success with porting!
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Haha thanks, I've been spending many sleepless nights stuffing my brain with information and trying to get this thing working and the only real thing left is for others to test it and to get past a few errors. Hopefully the G1 community can help me get this thing running.
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Infinimint dude u rock. Thank you for endless trying to get the best from our old bug gold G1

The best part of this thread are the flies with the troll face.
This was meant as a compliment. Good luck w/ this and I hope you can build it with debug information enabled, so we can try understand what's wrong when a crash happens.

You are absolutely brilliant!!!!!!!
Would you be willing to build firefox OS for the HTC hero gsm, we would very much appreciate your work
I would hit thanks, but im limited to 8 a day

jordfaz said:
You are absolutely brilliant!!!!!!!
Would you be willing to build firefox OS for the HTC hero gsm, we would very much appreciate your work
I would hit thanks, but im limited to 8 a day
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Would definitely love to see this

jordfaz said:
You are absolutely brilliant!!!!!!!
Would you be willing to build firefox OS for the HTC hero gsm, we would very much appreciate your work
I would hit thanks, but im limited to 8 a day
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Haha thanks . Sure, I could try to get it to build, just don't be upset if it doesn't boot all the way like the current state of this rom
I'm going to need someone to test it though since I don't have that device. I have a HTC Hero CDMA for Sprint, but the charging port is no good, and since I'm not a soldering-boss I would need a whole new motherboard (http://goo.gl/LcOJM). Not to mention that I don't know if they're even somewhat compatible with each other.

hrk said:
The best part of this thread are the flies with the troll face.
This was meant as a compliment. Good luck w/ this and I hope you can build it with debug information enabled, so we can try understand what's wrong when a crash happens.
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Lol, I did the whole thread at like 3 in the morning xD, but I'm glad you like it. Thanks for the help and I'm hoping that we can somehow figure out how to get it fully booting

Neo2SHYAlien said:
Infinimint dude u rock. Thank you for endless trying to get the best from our old bug gold G1
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Haha thanks, the G1 deserves it, it's the original Android . But it's definitely not just me, all the guys at @ United, ezterry, and many more, have all been doing great contributions

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Haha thanks . Sure, I could try to get it to build, just don't be upset if it doesn't boot all the way like the current state of this rom
I'm going to need someone to test it though since I don't have that device. I have a HTC Hero CDMA for Sprint, but the charging port is no good, and since I'm not a soldering-boss I would need a whole new motherboard (http://goo.gl/LcOJM). Not to mention that I don't know if they're even somewhat compatible with each other.
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Id be willing to test, i have 3 htc hero gsm's and a lot of time on my hands

jordfaz said:
Id be willing to test, i have 3 htc hero gsm's and a lot of time on my hands
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Wow, perfect! I'm looking for an updated manifest to work with, do you happen to have yours posted anywhere (GitHub, Gitorious, etc.), or do you not build from source?

Btw, if anyone is bored and has nothing to do, add me on Battle.net and hit me up with some Starcraft II
Username: Infinimint
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Infinimint said:
Wow, perfect! I'm looking for an updated manifest to work with, do you happen to have yours posted anywhere (GitHub, Gitorious, etc.), or do you not build from source?
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sorry i only port, never from source

I have actually been wanting to port B2G to the g1 for a while now (I've been building the source for the emulator since it was very early on at andreasgal's github).
I'm building it now and will try to see why it's not booting, if I have a little extra free time, after I finish my next LMCFroyo release.
There's really no reason to try polishing anything before now and the actual release; there will probably be many large changes over the course of the year. However, there's no reason to not toy around with this right now in order to see what changes will need to be made in the gecko/gaia source.

ryree0 said:
I have actually been wanting to port B2G to the g1 for a while now (I've been building the source for the emulator since it was very early on at andreasgal's github).
I'm building it now and will try to see why it's not booting, if I have a little extra free time, after I finish my next LMCFroyo release.
There's really no reason to try polishing anything before now and the actual release; there will probably be many large changes over the course of the year. However, there's no reason to not toy around with this right now in order to see what changes will need to be made in the gecko/gaia source.
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Thanks, I got adreasgal's repo yesterday and have been messing with it a little bit, how does it differ from mozilla's official repo?

Ok, I'm syncing for the HTC Hero right now.
EDIT: Downloading the latest CM7 nightly for vendor files...

[Nook HD/HD+] Ubuntu Touch 13.10 "Saucy" [Project Abandoned]

PROJECT ABANDONED AS OF 11/27/2016
I have little knowledge on how to get this rom working. If someone would like to take over then start a new thread. On top of this, it's currently unclear the state of the Ubuntu Touch project as a whole.
Welcome to Ubuntu Touch for Nook HD
Ubuntu Touch is a project from Canonical that aims to create a mobile, touch friendly, unique operating system.
DISCLAIMER
I DO NOT claim to know what I'm doing, half the time I do not, lol.
Installing/flashing anything discussed in this thread is at your own risk. Things break, code is never 100% perfect, I'm not responsible if your device is bricked.
INSTALLATION
Thanks to user ShotSkydiver we have a Hummingbird build! I will post install details later once I get this up on my device.​

Changelog
10/28
Hummingbird
ShotSkydiver said:
The touch axis is no longer flipped, but the touch zones are still messed up, so tapping is off by about half an inch.
If you run into the same problem I did with not being able to get past the intro screen, reboot into CWM, adb pull /data/ubuntu/usr/share/dbus-1/interfaces/com.canonical.unity.AccountsService.xml, find the line that says
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<property name="demo-edges" type="b" access="readwrite">
<annotation name="org.freedesktop.Accounts.DefaultValue" value="true"/>
</property>
and change the value to "false", push the file back to the same location, and reboot.
I'm still working on getting touch fixed properly, also accelerometer as that doesn't work either.
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Ovation

Also reserved

good luck sir. I am also eager to try this out

Currently stuck on a error, anyone who knows please help out.
Code:
make: *** No rule to make target `/home/lance/Nook-HD-Ubuntu-Touch/out/target/product/hummingbird/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libwpa_client_intermediates/export_includes', needed by `/home/lance/Nook-HD-Ubuntu-Touch/out/target/product/hummingbird/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libhardware_legacy_intermediates/import_includes'. Stop.
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

Wow! Cool. I almost got excited, then realized that it said "HD" not "HD+". Oh well. Sorry, I don't actually have anything valuable to add. Just that it's exciting to see some more ROMS popping up for this (these) device(s). Good luck, I hope you get it running, and that it inspires somebody to do the same for HD+.

you need wpa_supplicant_8_ti

bpaulien said:
Wow! Cool. I almost got excited, then realized that it said "HD" not "HD+". Oh well. Sorry, I don't actually have anything valuable to add. Just that it's exciting to see some more ROMS popping up for this (these) device(s). Good luck, I hope you get it running, and that it inspires somebody to do the same for HD+.
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I too have nothing valuable to contribute but would like to see continued progress on this and hopefully also a build for the HD+. :victory:

My system began crashing today, I'm not sure why. Something to do with xorg but it locks up before I can fully figure out the issue. I'll try cleaning the dust from the fan inside my laptop to see if it could be a overheating issue.

waflsk8s said:
I too have nothing valuable to contribute but would like to see continued progress on this and hopefully also a build for the HD+. :victory:
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Should be straightforward once I get a build up for the HD. Maybe a while because my current laptop decided to act up on me at the worse possible time.

ShapeShifter499 said:
Should be straightforward once I get a build up for the HD. Maybe a while because my current laptop decided to act up on me at the worse possible time.
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You're in good company, at least. (FWIW)... KillerSloth has horrible troubles with his laptop too. The laptops are possibly rebelling against compiling OS's for different platforms? Who knows what's going on?

I can't wait to try this!
From my experience, most laptops cooling systems are not designed to cool the cpu adequately when doing things that stress the cpu as severely as compiling roms. But my suggestion would be to clean out your fan and heatsink as best you can. If your technically inclined and can find a good tutorial on taking your laptop apart I'd do it to really clean it out. You'll be amazed by how much dust can get up in there. You could also clean wipe the laptop and reinstall Linux fresh which could solve your xorg problems.
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Those xorg issues are incompatible driver issues I believe.
Reinstall clean and setup build environment. Try to refrain from recommended updates after you get everything working right lol
Not sure if I ever sent the PM, but you can add that wpa supplicant tree to your manifest for simplicity.
Any other build errors/issues I can probably walk you through too, I've seen them all lol especially with these nooks now
Sent from my Nook HD+ using xda premium

If you can get this booting I'd be happy to know what you did. All of my build attempts since they did the flip have been unsuccessful and I do not apparently have the know-how to get it working (it boot loops on my HD+ and Nook Tablet, both of which seem to actually turn off briefly so I can't pull any logs). Good luck and hopefully your computer gets going again

I really wish there was more work on this, would be fantastic to check out Ubuntu on a tablet without having to make another purchase.

I need help
Amirusownsu said:
I really wish there was more work on this, would be fantastic to check out Ubuntu on a tablet without having to make another purchase.
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I am working on porting Ubuntu touch to the Nook HD, and it's going rather well, but the guide says i need to write UCM mixer files, and I have no idea what to do. Can anybody help?

2390 said:
I am working on porting Ubuntu touch to the Nook HD, and it's going rather well, but the guide says i need to write UCM mixer files, and I have no idea what to do. Can anybody help?
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Maybe in other threads who speaks about porting to UT maybe healp you if you ask them
I have one Nook HD, I could be your tester if you want :laugh:

2390 said:
I am working on porting Ubuntu touch to the Nook HD, and it's going rather well, but the guide says i need to write UCM mixer files, and I have no idea what to do. Can anybody help?
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Yeah, I couldn't help with it since I only really know simple web development stuff (have a few certs, still in school)...but if there is anything we could do to help I'm sure alot of interest would be found.

Amirusownsu said:
Yeah, I couldn't help with it since I only really know simple web development stuff (have a few certs, still in school)...but if there is anything we could do to help I'm sure alot of interest would be found.
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I honestly had never even heard of UCM mixer files, and I still don't fully understand them. I have my own Nook HD to test on, and when I get it booted, I'll post it. Where should I look?

2390 said:
I am working on porting Ubuntu touch to the Nook HD, and it's going rather well, but the guide says i need to write UCM mixer files, and I have no idea what to do. Can anybody help?
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Unless you already figured out how to get it to boot I would focus on that issue first - that of booting - though I suppose you could build for the non-flipped old builds of touch but that won't do much good really. The audio fix is minor compared.
When the ubuntu images were flipped the ability to get a working bootable build became more difficult. It should be rather easy for someone who knows what they are doing with ubuntu touch and possibly a rom dev or similiar but otherwise its quite confusing. The guide says they will update it to explain the needed info and some stuff is explained somewhat at the top.
I've made a lot of boot.img tests which did nothing and then looked into lxc (found inside the touch zip) is very important to booting but haven't felt like doing anything else. Lxc and boot.img need to be repackaged with additional device specific code at this point in time from what I understand... in order to get it to boot.