Hi everyone!
I tried to find information or if someone have just write before...but i think i can't find the way..
My problem is: i have the sourcecode of my Lg device and i have sync the cyanogenmod repo...how can i merge the code?
My device is LgC550, unfortunately is not supported yet but i want to develop custom rom..can someone help me?
Sorry for my bad english!
I don't think that that's as easy as you think. As far as I know Cyanogenmod isn't build from the norman android OS and so you can't just mix them and have a new rom But Maybe I'm not right.
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Hello all
i am desperately seeking to know how to merge manufacturer kernel code with latest AOSP.
i have the code (LG is the manufacturer)and AOSP but am not sure how to proceed. Thanks for the help. I have browsed at many plces but could not find step bu step instruction to do so. I am a noob, novice, newbie.
Please help me.
Cyanogenmode documentation did not help me much.
DSanju
Hello,
I recently downloaded the official AOSP source code into my machine and I want to compile it for my GT-I9300,
but before that where do I get the device blobs and properitary drivers from? Can I use CM's device tree? Are there any other device trees?
And in an addition to that how do I get the Kernel to work properly? Do I need to use the CM kernel?
A hint / tip or a link to a guide would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
I can suggest you to go to xda university
I'm sure that you will find all you need for cooking your own build
Good luck
Hi guys, I'm a total noob to android custom roms, so please don't abuse me if I've just asked something very obvious to devs...
Please don't reply giving links to the aosp project, I've already seen them.
Assume I have the system needed to build from the source code.
How do I exactly configure the toolchain for a particular device(say moto g xt1032)?
Do I get configurations with the 9gb download, or do I have to download it separately? And will I be able to successfully compile a working ROM for that device?
I just wanted to know more before diving into my new project.
It is so hard for MT6589 devices to use KK.But I have successfully got kernel sources from ZTE.I think it impossible for me to make a KK kernel alone,I need help.I know I may not get full sources,but I just want to have a try.
Can who help me?
I am in China,so it is difficult for me to upload sources to github
You can download sources from here.
http://opensource.ztedevice.com/
my phone's model is ZTE U956.
Many Chinese are using the same phone as mine,all of us are looking forward to use KK.
Thanks very much.
Sorry for my bad English.
Regards.
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to port B2G to my moto g3. I was referring to this doc (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Archive/B2G_OS/Porting_B2G_OS/basics). However some of the things mentioned in this doc are not clear to me. Could you please help me with the below issue.
I'd like to build the AndroidKernel from source. So where should I include the below lines? Is it in this file?
https://github.com/LineageOS/android_device_motorola_osprey/blob/cm-14.1/rootdir/etc/init.target.rc
HTML:
on early-init
start ueventd
import /init.b2g.rc
Also if I understood correctly. building the kernel from source doesn't require to unpack , edit the init.rc file and repack the kernel from the device. Could you please confirm this?
Thanks,
Arun
Hi Arun,
I totally understand your frustration with this. You'd like to contribute to the Servonk project but first you need to port B2G to your phone or buy a new phone. Since the only other supported phones are the Z3 compact and Nexus 5, both of which are still relatively expensive secondhand, you want to use your Moto G3 which means first porting B2G to it.
So, I think there are two options you have:
1. Port direct from the AOSP code
2. Port from the CM12 code.
As Gerard said in telegram, porting from CM to B2G was never finalised so may actually require more work. However there may actually be more people here who can help you since people seem more familiar with CM than AOSP (in general, I know some people are very knowledgeable in both).
I see you've posted in the AOSP 7.1.1 kernel thread. Unfortunately, for the Servonk project you currently need a Lollipop based build, so 5.x AOSP kernel or CM12.x.
It might be worth asking a mod to move this thread into one of the development sub-forums.
As you know, this is the limit of my knowledge, but I really hope you find some success, if would be great if you could contribute to the Servonk project.
Your last option is to use the desktop build of Servonk, based on Glutin instead of Gonk, but I understand that you really want to get Servonk working on your phone.
Best of luck