Most people don't browse XDA so I figured I'd share. If you ever wanted an "easier" way of compiling CM from source on Ubuntu, check out Lithid's post with his new compiler that builds using a GUI.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20772042#post20772042
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So recently i have gotten seriously interested in the behind the scenes work that our great devs do here. I want to become a dev. I searched Google for how to compile cm7 for my phone and i got to the wiki. But why? They have a cm7 build for my phone already. What's the point of compiling vs flashing atinm's? What can i do to make it better? Or more personal. I couldn't find any threads on xda about this. Also any guides you would recommend for a wanna be dev ?
Thanks guys
Braiden Haas
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source.android.com
Here you can find everything you want know...
The point is to sync the source and snoop around and see how things work.
From there try and bring improvements and submit upstream.
Syncing/building is the first step.
For something like this, unless you want to hack CM or AOSP, you should just use the official CM builds that are published.
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I was wondering if we already have a repo for kernels for the GT-P51XX series tablets. I have been using an E4GT for a while now and with the level of customizations available to us, the community has benefitted greatly by having a central location to get all kernels, modems (for phones), stock/leaked roms, and its super convenient when you are looking for kernels that you might be needing at any time..
If there is such a repo already, please advise where, and if there isn't yet, how much of a demand is there for one? I can easily set one up for us, but I would need someone to let me know where to get them so I could "centralize" them
sj
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DownLoad the beta version for Tablets v4.0.0.61
By "repo" do you mean a place where we can download the source or repo, a tool used to download & sync the Android source code and its associated git repository?
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MultipleMonomials said:
By "repo" do you mean a place where we can download the source or repo, a tool used to download & sync the Android source code and its associated git repository?
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I'm talking about something like a kernel repository so its a centralized location..
Like this: rwilco's kernel repo XDA thread
rwilco's AFH site
sj
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No, we don't really have anything like that. I can't really say how much demand there is for one, though.
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MultipleMonomials said:
No, we don't really have anything like that. I can't really say how much demand there is for one, though.
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Yea, i think you're right, I haven't found many kernels for the GT-P5113.. but if there are at least say 5-7 kernels, I would be able to centralize them so they all could be found in one spot, and keep latest updates handy
sj
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There are 3 non-stock kernels for the 10.1:
CM10OC Kernel
BlameSamsung Kernel
Cmenard's AOKP OC kernel.
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I've taken more of an interest in paranoid android after using it on my nexus 7. It's a really well done rom and I would love to see a good, working version with Halo . I need help from other devs though to make this happen, particularly from Team Fah-Q since you guys have been doing most of the rom releases as of late.
To prove that I'm serious about porting the rom, I have a working copy of the 4.2.2 Paranoid Android sources that can successfully build a rom for the T-Mobile Galaxy S III.
Code:
Package complete: /home/fb/android/pa/work/out/target/product/d2tmo/pa_d2tmo-3.50-27MAY2013-224604.zip
4faabcb158018e30585c7cbc8f58e527 pa_d2tmo-3.50-27MAY2013-224604.zip
real 27m29.268s
user 53m1.703s
sys 2m55.455s
With a good kernel and device tree we can have a mostly bug free rom. Erik has been making great strides in getting rid of the 4.2.2 bugs for CM10.1. Other roms can benefit from those fixes.
Thanks in advance Team Fah-Q and other devs who are willing to help.
What r ur current PA bugs? I have a pa 4.2.2 build but unstable as it was a quicj build lol
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I haven't tried adding your device and kernel trees yet, I've only built for the d2tmo. It was kind of a hassle downloading a good PA repo that didn't have failing repos.
I'll try adding the device and kernel trees you have on your github and give an sgs4g build a shot, though it might not happen until Thursday when I'll have more time.
Hi *
I've just run trough all the setps to be able to build aosp on ubuntu. Currently I'm running a build, looks like it will take a while.
My goal is to build an aosp rom for the samsung galaxy chat, samsung provides downloads for 'platform' and kernel.
My question is, what should I do with the sources of the kernel and the platform, do I need to integrate them into the aosp source?
cheers
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Hi *
I've just run trough all the setps to be able to build aosp on ubuntu. Currently I'm running a build, looks like it will take a while.
My goal is to build an aosp rom for the samsung galaxy chat, samsung provides downloads for 'platform' and kernel.
My question is, what should I do with the sources of the kernel and the platform, do I need to integrate them into the aosp source?
cheers
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It would be easier for you to use the cyanogenmod source instead. I found this easier for me than trying to use aosp source.
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I have the repo setup for CM10 as well, I even added the skeleton files for the b5330 using the mkvendor script and the boot.img I pulled off the device. Still though, what am I to do with the platform and kernel files provided by samsung?
where to find kernel source code?
Can you please give me the link to kernel source code??
I recently learned how to build my own version of cm10.1 from source. Now I want to add halo to it. How do I go about doing that? Do I also need to download the entire PA repository? And whats the process to cherry-picking from different ROMs?
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