I have Samsung Galaxy S and CM7 is running on it pretty stable. Now if I wanna make a stock AOSP build based on CM7, how would i do that? Or when Google releases a next version of Android (Ice Cream Sandwich) and i wanna port it to my SGS, how would i do that? The process of building is covered on source.android.com, but i don't know how to "merge" it with CM7 kernel, radio, etc...
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After the release of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich source code developers and normal users rejoiced, with hopes that their device would soon run the new software or that their applications would become more feature-rich with new APIs. However, often overlooked are the details. For those still waiting for ICS on their device I've ported the latest iteration of the stock Calculator2 app to work on Android 2.1 Eclair up to 2.3 Gingerbread.
Check out the screen shots below or give it a try yourself, the APK is available here and the source code is freely available on GitHub.
Hi!
Is it possible to install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on HTC Legend?
If not, wich is the latest android that is possible to install on to HTC Legend?
Thank´s
HTC Legend Android development page -
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=610
There is a 4.0.3 ICS ROM but it's in an alpha stage. It's just for testing purposes and not meant to be used as a daily driver. Since it exists, yes, it's possible to run ICS on the Legend, and it will most probably be released for it when CyanogenMod 9 comes out.
The other stable ROMs are based on the latest version of Gingerbread (2.3.7), i.e. non-official CyanogenMod 7.2.0.
Also, official CyanogenMod 7.1.0 for HTC Legend exists, and is the same version (2.3.7) but has a few less features than 7.2.0, obviously.
That is the latest stable version of Android that you can get at the moment.
CyanogenMod HTC Legend page -
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=stable&device=legend
Since you're new here, no problem, but next time search before posting. You could have got all the info I've given you by yourself if you had just googled 'htc legend development' or 'htc legend roms'. Beats posting a question and waiting for an answer!
Click thanks if I've helped you.
yes,ics 4.0.3 was existed.website link:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1505017
I have updated my the ROM recently (Stock 2.3.4 to Android Revolution HD 6.6.5).
I would like to know if it's related to this ROM or know if it related to a Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
The phone resets when I select one of the Google Inc. sensor (1.5mA), tested on google play application Elixir 2.
If someone could test with Stock ICS for HTC Sensation I would really appreciate it.
Thankyou.
Is it possible to upgrade a no name tablet from gingerbread to ice cream sandwich or honeycomb?
Its a tablet: Processor: Cortex A8 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM
It can be possible.
If it is working on Gingerbread, then should work on ICS.
You can try it, but first make sure that you backup your data in case that something went wrong.
Give us more information about "no name" tablet, like version, framework, kernel...
Its called Myria DC-0162
The android version is 2.3.4
Baseband version: 2.05
Kernel: [email protected] #23
And the build number is 97F2-T0-H1-H01-1659.20120314
I hope you could help me with some instructions for flashing the tablet and a suitable ice cream sandwich rom
Has anybody succeded in flashing a chinese tablet with a ICS rom?
Some help would be much appreciated please
C'mon guys, some help please.
Nobody who could aid me?
deepside_dj said:
Its called Myria DC-0162
The android version is 2.3.4
Baseband version: 2.05
Kernel: [email protected] #23
And the build number is 97F2-T0-H1-H01-1659.20120314
I hope you could help me with some instructions for flashing the tablet and a suitable ice cream sandwich rom
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You would have to port your own rom since its not popular enough.it would require a lot of research though especially if u have never made a rom
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That would be great.
Not only need to port the ICS rom....kernel also need to recompile for ICS compatibility
some one help to solve problem
deepside_dj said:
Is it possible to upgrade a no name tablet from gingerbread to ice cream sandwich or honeycomb?
Its a tablet: Processor: Cortex A8 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM
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yes, of course it's possible....
just find similar devices spec with u'r have, then try to find the software & firmware
many devices from china especially that they have similar hardware & software but different name in brands.
Yes
yes it is possible.
ICS rom for Myria dc0162
Try to find firmware for Yarvik Tab 220. It s the same tablet like myria dc 0162. You will find the ics update onto the yarvik.com website.