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[PORT][WIP][ROM] Honeycomb 5/8/11

This is a little port I made that came from this thread on the HTC Desire: Here
Most of the work goes to coolexe for the Desire ROM I ported this from and bypass23 for the original Honeycomb ROM on the Nexus One. Also credit goes to s0be for his AP4 kernel I am using with this ROM and arodey for his Honeycomb Boot Animation. In this port I also KANGED modules and various other files for our little Hero from CM Nightly #62 by Cyanogen and the CyanogenMod team. I've taken this as far as I could for personally I have no dev skills as well as that the Honeycomb source code has yet to be released. Once it is, much more will be able to be completed.
What Works:
-Honeycomb UI when I changed lcd density to half of original
-Touchscreen (If you seem to lose press search button then back button)
-USB Connection
-LED's
-Settings
-Rotation (Have to enter camera app in landscape and exit to go to landscape [Stuck in Landscape until reboot])
What Doesn't Work:
-Audio
-Wifi
-Camera
-SD Mounting
-Data Connection
-SMS
-Calls
-Gallery (FC's when selecting)
-And many more.
Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?e8etyxuein8vme2

whoa! No kidding! I'm down to test.
AND FIRST!

etstanger said:
whoa! No kidding! I'm down to test.
AND FIRST!
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This ROM is NOWHERE near being used as a daily because so much doesn't work, more of a proof of concept.

etstanger said:
whoa! No kidding! I'm down to test.
AND FIRST!
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I JUST ASKED ABOUT THIS LITERALLY LIKE 10 SECONDS AGO AND YET HERE IT IS!!!!!
I am truly in love with xda now because the response to questions and wishes are so fast....THANK YOU! Downloading now.....its a race to the first tester boot hehehe

dastin1015 said:
This ROM is NOWHERE near being used as a daily because so much doesn't work, more of a proof of concept.
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Yeah I know, but i wanna see it on my hero.

etstanger said:
Yeah I know, but i wanna see it on my hero.
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Same here....i don't care what doesn't work...i just want it to boot so i can jump for joy
edit: booting it now although 2 minutes have passes already.....

htckid07 said:
Same here....i don't care what doesn't work...i just want it to boot so i can jump for joy
edit: booting it now although 2 minutes have passes already.....
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Yeah it takes a bit to boot up the very first time. After that it gets faster. I'm going to reflash to see the boot time for first boot.

dastin1015 said:
Yeah it takes a bit to boot up the very first time. After that it gets faster. I'm going to reflash to see the boot time for first boot.
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timed it on stock hero phone hardware (i just got it today)...its 2 minute 23 seconds for me
and yes it is slow.....but hey i just p!ssed in my pants thanks to this rom
....now i'll be going to change my pamper again so i can reboot and do it all over again

htckid07 said:
timed it on stock hero phone hardware (i just got it today)...its 2 minute 23 seconds for me
and yes it is slow.....but hey i just p!ssed in my pants thanks to this rom
....now i'll be going to change my pamper again so i can reboot and do it all over again
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I have 1 min 10 sec to boot animation and 2 min 37 sec to lockscreen. I've had my Hero since October of 2009. Results may vary.

i was just asking about this today but what could i do to help the development of this? i know what porting a rom is but what could i do to help you out? and what is kanging?

htckid07 said:
i was just asking about this today but what could i do to help the development of this? i know what porting a rom is but what could i do to help you out? and what is kanging?
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Development wise we would need to get the apps to work on here and various other changes and get files specifically build for Honeycomb rather than the Gingerbread Cyanogen files. Also get things like Calls, SMS, MMS, Data working.
KANGED - To have one's developer code and work taken, manipulated, rebranded, and re-released by someone else with no credit.
But here I gave credit to the author of those files which is Cyanogen and the CyanogenMod Team and I got those files from the heroc CM Nightly #62.

dastin1015 said:
Development wise we would need to get the apps to work on here and various other changes and get files specifically build for Honeycomb rather than the Gingerbread Cyanogen files. Also get things like Calls, SMS, MMS, Data working.
KANGED - To have one's developer code and work taken, manipulated, rebranded, and re-released by someone else with no credit.
But here I gave credit to the author of those files which is Cyanogen and I got those files from the heroc CM Nightly #62.
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im still new to this a bit and after a bit of googling "port rom android" it seems to me that .so files for the lib folder are somehow involved in this....so i guess i could around town on the forums and gather a lot of .so files, take names for who they came from, and just play the guess and check game....would that work for fixing something? or is porting much more complicated?
i don't know if i said this but thanks

htckid07 said:
im still new to this a bit and after a bit of googling "port rom android" it seems to me that .so files for the lib folder are somehow involved in this....so i guess i could around town on the forums and gather a lot of .so files, take names for who they came from, and just play the guess and check game....would that work for fixing something? or is porting much more complicated?
i don't know if i said this but thanks
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We would actually have to build files for our phone. Copying and pasting lib files is not going to get things working on our Hero. Much more complicated process. As I have no dev skills, I wouldn't know the process do such work. Various .so files work for the version they were built/complied for and are not specifically going to work for another.
Edit: Also much of this cannot be fixed until the source code is released. This is more of a tease before source code comes out.

dastin1015 said:
We would actually have to build files for our phone. Copying and pasting lib files is not going to get things working on our Hero. Much more complicated process. As I have no dev skills, I wouldn't know the process do such work. Various .so files work for the version they were built/complied for and are not specifically going to work for another.
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hmm so this is beyond what i've read up as far as porting a rom then....okay i guess i'll just be a tester for this rom and i can confirm that your first post is correct as to what is and isn't working. now back to google search and xda search to figure out how are all the people on xda doing this rom/theme/mod stuff. i'm going back to aosp now but i had to try this and i'll test if you need a tester

OMG
*.* this is unbelieveable
;; Not Booting.

First a GingerSense port then a AOSP OMGB port and now a Honeycomb port?! Man im definitely have to test this!

cant wait to try this

This weekend freakin rocks!!!!! So many ROMs to try out. I feel like a kid in a candy shop.

Ohmyfudgelickngod :O I'm so down to test
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this is awesome! What a way to end a perfect weekend can't wait to flash this
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[ROM] [WIP] AOSP Ice Cream Sandwich for HTC Sensation (EARLY ALPHA)

This is AOSP-4.0.1-R1, compiled and built for the HTC Sensation 4G (should work on the regular HTC Sensation too).
You can follow progress on Twitter.
Update (11/30/2011): We're not dead! New builds incoming soonish. For now look to the latest pages and grab stoneyjonez' build.
This is a REALLY early build - almost nothing works properly yet.
Huge props and thanks to stoneyjonez for providing and modifying the device configuration for pyramid. Also for continued help/assistance - we're basically working on this together.
This is the *development thread* - please go here for discussion and help flashing it. If you are about to tell us "X device has ICS, you should use their ROM!", put it in the god damn discussion thread. DO NOT post it here.
Credits:
- CM7.1-SELFKANG-Alphafied 10 for HTC Sensation, for providing some libs, device configuration and a clean AOSP-ish ROM
- AOSP, obviously
- stoneyjonez for device config
- Practically everyone in this thread (the SDK port for the Sensation)
- dsixda's kitchen, for making the packaging easier.
Working:
- Boots
- Displays some graphics (though they are torn diagonally and basically unusable)
- Hardware controls (volume up/down)
- TOUCHSCREEN, as of this post (Touches won't release yet, though)
Not working:
- Almost everything else
DO NOT FLASH THE RECOVERY IMAGE. We don't know what it does just yet.
Proper downloads:
test1 (AOSP, booting!): http://www.mediafire.com/?my054essk6g0le6
test3 (AOSP): http://www.mediafire.com/?8ynyror6mnkk5x1
test3.1 (AOSP kernel, rooted + busybox): http://www.mediafire.com/?e86zfv4avaxlo26
TEST3 won't boot or output to adb... cookies to anyone who can figure out why. I'm going to try and fix the touchscreen in test1, uploadable zip of test1 coming soon.
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Pastebin from boot (test2): http://pastebin.com/HMQsNnNw

Oh yeah, lets get this started!

I would have hit thanks but I am limited to 5 per day lol. Can't wait for a stable release

System image with the changes is just about to finish - stay tuned for an updated build + flashable zip.

Very nice. How many Devs do you have working on this?

Knucklessg1 said:
Very nice. How many Devs do you have working on this?
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So far two directly working on it, though probably like 8 if you count everyone in the SDK port thread.
Just got the stats for how long a full build takes for me:
real 72m53.054s
user 224m22.581s
sys 11m14.934s
This is with 8GB of RAM, though I probably have to downgrade to 6GB of RAM soon (someone else needs one of my 4GB sticks )

Nice job, its good to see more development happening here, it may be worth keeping an eye on the touchpad devs progress too due to their similar chipset

Jack E said:
Nice job, its good to see more development happening here, it may be worth keeping an eye on the touchpad devs progress too due to their similar chipset
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I have a TouchPad, I might make a build for it once I'm happy here

Congrats Zorlin & team
Hopefully Nobody asks ETAs
Hopefully Nobody asks How to Install
Hopefully Nobody asks why their phone doesn't work after installing recovery

Thanks for the works, at-least we can start playing with it...
\Regards,

Nice to see a quick start on this, looking forward to observing development.

I know someone got the touchscreen working on the nexus one using this post Idk if its any help here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18711543&postcount=55
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zorlin said:
I have a TouchPad, I might make a build for it once I'm happy here
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Oh, I love the sound of that offer.
My TouchPad w/ GB is still good but ICS could be even better.

Here's test3.
http://www.mediafire.com/?e86zfv4avaxlo26
It won't boot or output to adb... cookies to anyone who can figure out why. I'm going to try and fix the touchscreen in test1, uploadable zip of test1 coming soon.
If you flash the CM7.1-SKA10 kernel it will output to adb but still not boot.

zorlin said:
Here's test3.
http://www.mediafire.com/?e86zfv4avaxlo26
It won't boot or output to adb... cookies to anyone who can figure out why. I'm going to try and fix the touchscreen in test1, uploadable zip of test1 coming soon.
If you flash the CM7.1-SKA10 kernel it will output to adb but still not boot.
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I have logcat working.
http://code.google.com/p/ics-sdk-port-sensation/downloads/list
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xm0is3sx said:
I know someone got the touchscreen working on the nexus one using this post Idk if its any help here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18711543&postcount=55
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Won´t work. HTC makes it really hard with all the changes they make for Sense, so most things will take more work than the Nexus line.

jassycliq said:
I have logcat working.
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Neat, how?

this is making me excited! Can't wait til more features are working so I can test it out!

Its in the update script. Sorry I think you´ll notice though, but right now I feel like crap :´( all of a sudden Im sick now :/

Great work zorlin.. Any way we can get the device config for pyramid... Would love to compile and give it a try.
Thanks !

So i can use this as daily driver?
I'm kidding

[KERNEL][3.0.8] Dirty Kernel for Bravo - Build on last page! [7TH BUILD - PAGE 19]

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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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.

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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ICS Binary for Tegra2 released

Hi,
Nvidia has just release binary and tools to build ICS ROM for Tegar2 plateforme...
http://developer.nvidia.com/tegra-resources
Bye

looks like (a lot of) the stuff needed to get our own built AOSP image running properly on the TF101.
Who knows, we might see a proper ICS rom before Asus releases their own .

I cant wait to see a ics-rom on my TF101!
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Ohhhh... Nice.... I'm new around here does the transformer have a dev that build aosp roms from source (not kanged)

That page has been around forever and doesn't have what is necessary to get AOSP on pretty much anything.
There's been a few accounts posting that all around the same time frame the last few days all over the Tegra based device forums.....hmmmmmm.

thanks for this!reading ics 3ad it seems that it isn't so usefull...(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21768082&postcount=361)what are you think about that?

They posted an ICS device image for ventana. We can pull the required binaries from there as a starting point rather than trying to get ICS to work with the binaries pulled from honeycomb.
I'm downloading it now.
Thanks for the post!

daoist said:
They posted an ICS device image for ventana. We can pull the required binaries from there as a starting point rather than trying to get ICS to work with the binaries pulled from honeycomb.
I'm downloading it now.
Thanks for the post!
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...we already have binaries that work with ICS, I've had builds in the public with working (and very smooth) graphics for weeks. If these ones are comparable then it'll be a nice source to pull them from, build a ROM without having to pull from a device etc. but they don't make anything any easier as you suggest.

paulburton said:
...we already have binaries that work with ICS, I've had builds in the public with working (and very smooth) graphics for weeks. If these ones are comparable then it'll be a nice source to pull them from, build a ROM without having to pull from a device etc. but they don't make anything any easier as you suggest.
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But isn't there a new kernel in there or something to help with the (deep) sleep problems? Or is the reference board too diferent from our TF101 board?

It's all quite helpful. Cribbing stuff from a working compile is going to be easier than doing it from scratch.

dipje said:
But isn't there a new kernel in there or something to help with the (deep) sleep problems? Or is the reference board too diferent from our TF101 board?
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There's a kernel binary, sure. It won't run on the TF101 though because as you mention it's not the same board. Ok, maybe it would run, but if it does then it'll have all the wrong peripheral setup etc. The source for the kernel is (presumably) the same nvidia source that's been available for a while and is the basis of the TF101 kernel I've been working on, so it shouldn't be significantly different.
daoist said:
It's all quite helpful. Cribbing stuff from a working compile is going to be easier than doing it from scratch.
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'Cribbing' what exactly? I'm not sure what you think you can usefully take from this.

paulburton said:
There's a kernel binary, sure. It won't run on the TF101 though because as you mention it's not the same board. Ok, maybe it would run, but if it does then it'll have all the wrong peripheral setup etc. The source for the kernel is (presumably) the same nvidia source that's been available for a while and is the basis of the TF101 kernel I've been working on, so it shouldn't be significantly different.
'Cribbing' what exactly? I'm not sure what you think you can usefully take from this.
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All the proprietary binaries/configs/etc. The sort of stuff we'd pull via extract-files.sh. Right now you've done an excellent job building it up from what we had in honeycomb. Now we have known-good files from ICS.

daoist said:
All the proprietary binaries/configs/etc. The sort of stuff we'd pull via extract-files.sh. Right now you've done an excellent job building it up from what we had in honeycomb. Now we have known-good files from ICS.
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Well, no. The _only_ things that I intend to use binaries for are the graphics drivers and bluetooth firmware. Bluetooth firmware doesn't care at all which version of android you're running, so we can ignore that. Which just leaves graphics drivers, which are already taken from an ICS ROM (fortunately the TF101 isn't the only tegra 2 tablet!).

[CLOSED]||Evervolv 2.2]

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!