Hey guys,
I wanted to get a look into how you guys build kernels for new devices and phones, as I want to eventually build my own. Do you have a guide or series of pages I can read that gives me the basics?
Side Question: I am running cyanogen mod on my tbolt, what kernel out there do you recommend for speed and that functions well with cyanogen mod.
Sent from my ADR6400L using xda premium
Related
Hey there, i rooted my NS, and was looking for some suggestions as to what the best roms are to flash? I am running stock 2.3 and rooted. Thanks, wester
I swear by the MIUI Roms
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App
Same as above for SuperAosp.
This is the thread you want, although it has not been updated with the newer ROMs.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=955719
You're using Nexus S. The freedom is in your hand.
I'd just try any ROM out there. If one of them seems to be good, make a backup with CWM, then try the rest -- this way you can always switch back and forth. Once you have tried them all, you'll know which ROM suits you most
CM7 is my daily use rom. but i plan on trying out infinity today, have high hopes.
Hase anyone find any kernel that works with cm7. Please link the link
Sent from my myTouch_4G_Slide using xda premium
What do you mean? The cm7 build already has a kernel
Sent from my Doubleshot using XDA App
I know but another one. if ther is another one. Cuz I ve seen alot kernel out there like the og kernel. titan. Incrediblekernel. But those don't work with this rom
Sent from my myTouch_4G_Slide using xda premium
Alright, let me explain what a kernal does, so you'll understand why exactly they don't work.
The kernals main and only feature is to maintain the hardware and how the phone works, entirely. It's not actually Android User Interface (AUI), but what makes the AUI work and give the usability of the phone to the user.
Each phone has a different base kernal, making it impossible to used on a phone with different hardware. The only kernal available for AOSP/CM is the one that it comes with. If you choose to use the Sense ROM's, some of them work with the OC/UV kernal RomanBB posted linked here.
is anyone going to port this to our skyrocket? well i know we have a released for our phone but it has alot of problems will this release fix the problem?http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-7-2-0-rc1-is-upon-us
Simply put... nope
We don't even have a fully working kernel yet.
no. The day we get a decent enough cm7 kernel is the day MIUI and cm7 start to work
Sent from my GT-P7510 using xda premium
Since we lose intX and his kernel, anyone can take over his kernel and continue to update? Lets take a look the dev forum, except mohans rom and kernels , almost all thread is cm ,aokp roms.
Don't think you're gonna find help this way. Since the only incentive is interest, you'll just have to wait.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2
I've been thinking about building a custom kernel.. there are some extra modules I'd like to include anyway.
I've built the Linux kernel thousands of times, including cross compile for arm and custom patch sets etc.
But for some reason when i tried building an Android kernel a few months ago it just wouldn't boot no matter what. So don't get your hopes up.
I'll give it a shot though when i get a chance. You mainly want some extra governors? Under volt?
I'd rather start with a fresh cm base and merge in specific things as i go.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda app-developers app
everyone need custom kernel for different purpose. for me , i need only badass and the newest interactiveX governor, i think that is all i need. you can PM InstigatorX, he is move to a new phone , so may you can take over his thread. thanks anyway , it is a good thing to have hopes , and wait patiently ......
christianxin said:
Since we lose intX and his kernel, anyone can take over his kernel and continue to update? Lets take a look the dev forum, except mohans rom and kernels , almost all thread is cm ,aokp roms.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ill be doing kernel builds and theming soon. I can do rom builds but we have enough devs for that at the moment with the rookie thread bringing in quite a few new devs. I have done things going on with my 4 daughters but as soon as I get that worked out ill be moving to kernels. Will be about a month before I have my first custom kernel released.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda app-developers app
Request fulfilled, check out the development section.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda app-developers app
bps119 said:
Request fulfilled, check out the development section.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda app-developers app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you are lazy http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949828
hi guys,im junior member on XDA Developer,im using samsung galaxy Y GT-S5360 and using hyperion 8 ROM,how about you guys?,what is your device and custom rom?,what is your custom rom's future?why you using custom rom?
im just asking for introduce myself,this post is not a great and hepful post,but please give thanks to me on left side of this post,thanks for giving thanks guys ! :angel:
Well this post should not be to increase ur post count...
(As i read in ur another post)
My device is running on inspiration rom as this is good
Why-Custom roms make phone faster with mods and scripts but it depends from choice
Sent from my GT-S7500 using xda
As long as this doesn't turn into a my ROM is better than your ROM or a playground for people trying to get 10 posts.....it can stay open.
I'm running beanstown build 20 on my Note 2 and i love it!
I wanted stock android with some of the features that touchwiz offer. Very well put together ROM.
thanks for all answer ,im using stock rom right now :laugh: please give thanks to my post please :victory:
Jellybam
If you have one of it's many supported devices, I highly reccomend Jellybam. Jellybam has many features from many ROMs, and is not disimiliar to PAC-Rom, but I find many more options to customize, like custom notification background, and even custom halo color etc.
Overall, for my P3110, the ROM is quite fast, even without over clock, and the Deva update it quite frequently, plus these updates are stable and most of the time quite major and useful
kelvinvalencio said:
thanks for all answer ,im using stock rom right now :laugh: please give thanks to my post please :victory:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Please do not fish for thanks
If somebody finds your post usefull the person will press the thanks button anyway...and I don't really see in the information that you run stock is anybody helping
Yet on topic:
I like the CROM for the SGS 1 by aways but as flashoholic I hardly stay on one ROM for longer than a week...except I have stress studying I just switch to a stable and plain ROM to keep my phone just working till I got time to flash and play again
Also I am a very big fan of MIUI ROMs
Greets Vauvenal7
Sent from my SGS i9000
GT-I9100 running NeatROM 4.8 Lite XXLSW 4.1.2 with latest PhilZ kernel, based on stock ROM, fully customizable, stable, battery life is good even with hard running, phone calls, sms, wifi, etc. In the futuru expecting NeatROM with Android 4.3...
Sent from GT-I9100 NeatROM 4.8 using xda-developers app
Just recently picked up the Carbon rom and loving it! I use them for the customization and the fact that they boost performance and battery life
The phone I own is a first gen LG Optimus V. The ROM I use now is MiRaGe CM7.2 ROM. The reasons I rooted and flashed was to get better performance, over clocking, USB Tethering, removel of all bloat ware and useless apps, and to be able to make Nandroid backups of my installed ROM, apps, and settings. Before I did all this, I ran stock Froyo 2.2.1 and was plagued with all sorts of problems the LG Optimus phones were known for. And I was 100% o.k. with voiding my warranty too.:good::laugh:
my device is alcatel currently using experia by shinjarey, long battery life and smooth.
I use original rom
Sent from my R8113 using xda premium
My old HTC Desire used Cyanogen Mod, my current HTC One X and S3 are using Stock Roms still.
My tablet at the moment using Ubuntu Touch, might go for another rom as the Ubuntu Touch is missing some key features I want in the tablet right now as it is a Dev release. Will hopefully go back to Ubuntu Touch in a later release when those features are there.
Cyanogen Mod 10.1 on my galaxy s4
Sent from my SCH-I545 using xda app-developers app