What are the laws/rules of posting on git proprietary binaries? Can anyone explain this to me? They are not decompiled or source code or anything like that. They are just ".so" etc files.
I want to post some stuff to my git that will help people develop but I don't want to get anyone in trouble.
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Hi all, I've been googling around but didn't find any useful information, so I'm asking just in case. Is there any guide to compile the full Android sources (kernel+userspace) for the Sapphire?
I found information for the Dream, and I guess it will be similar, but android's kernel source doesn't even have the sapphire files (though I have a copy elsewhere), but I don't know which libraries I might need to add by myself to the destination images, or something else I need to have in consideration...
Thanks in advance!
I am new to android development and started messing around and building the example source in Eclipse Helios. When I do new project > existing source and open up the Mms.apk source (stock, from android's git hub, it says the source has errors and they need to be fixed before I can build.
I tried this on my Ubuntu 10.10 machine and used repo to get the entire android source, thinking maybe having the entire platform source would help. I'm still unable to build the source so any edits I do are useless.
Can someone tell me what I'm missing? I know I'm doing something wrong or skipping something, but I can't figure it out.
Thanks
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sorry to double post but i'm not sure why it says "Resolved", i think the app made me add it in or something. anyways the status is still currently unresolved. any help much appreciated.
bump??? i hate that it says resolved there...
Hey guys,
After two weeks of research and trying myself, I have decided I need someone to help this linux noobie out.
What I am looking for is to change 1 value which is in 1 file in the kernel source.
I've found which file it is. The problem is that with all the tutorials I've read and kernels I tried to compile,
they don't seem to be working with the source code I need to compile.
Details:
Source code I need to compile is for Samsung Tablet 2 10.1 - GT-P5110
Source code can be found @ samsung's open source site (can't post link here ) ... search for "GT-P5110_ICS_Opensource.zip"
Value I need to change is in the company layer of kernel.
I have been able to compile this kernel and get a zImage and some modules.
But I fear this isn't enough, I think I need a system.img?!
In any case, is there anyone who can help me out?
Do I need something else, patch/boot.img? Maybe I'm overlooking another easy solution?
I'll give you $30 on your Paypal account, same day!!
***Please note that $30 is only for the first working solution/person who can help, not for every solution :angel:***
Hi, i'm sort of starting in Android Developement and I found a proof of concept that looked interesting because it might exploit a vulnerability that's present on my future application. I'd like to build it but I can't manage to... I have joined the source code that you can get from github as an attached file (and zipped it)
I hope somebody will be able to help me and explain how to do it,
Thanks,
Hey Guys I need to compile source code of a app and it is in java so apktool will not work and also don't advice eclipse if you can provide how to convert .java to smali that will also help
Hi, please don't make multiple post of the same question, http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-assist/compile-java-to-apk-t3118858. It gets confusing and is against XDA rules. I'll close this post and try to get to your other post.