Hi.
I'm new to Android Open Source Project.
I downloaded "GT-I9100G_ICS_Opensource_Update1.zip" from Samsung Open Source website.
Now, using that I want to build/compile my own ICS Rom for Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100G.
I have the Android Open Source ICS 4.0.4_r2.1 completely downloaded.
Ubuntu (32-bit) system
All the basic tools mentioned on Android Open Source (Initialization) webpage.
Please, help.
Thank you.
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I want to build my own ROM for Samsung Galaxy Note SHV-E160S
I've downloaded Samsung open source for SHV-E160S and Android 4.1.2
After extracted Samsung open source zip file, I got 2 folders: Kernel and Platform, and 2 README text files: README_Kernel.txt and README_Platform.txt
I've followed README_Kernel.txt to compile the Kernel. What I need to do next?
Did you ever find the answer? I honestly would love to know.
Any update on the same...? I would like it too....
You need to visit source.android.com and follow the instructions there to get your Android working directory. After you have all that set up, you should be able to compile the kernel in that working directory and then package it all together.
what is your devices codename?
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Hi:
I am trying to compile the AOSP source code for a Verizon Galaxy S3 (d2vzw). What I am trying to achieve is a ROM that has the latest android (4.4.2 at this moment or if that is not possible the 4.3) with some of Samsung's apps like the calender and contacts. I was able to successfully download and build the AOSP based on the instruction that is found on (source {.} android {.} com {/} source {/} building-running {.} html) and I have downloaded the Samsung code from Samsung's open source (opensource {.} samsung {.} com {/} reception {/} receptionSub {.} do?method=search&searchValue=i535) web site. My thinking is, since Samsung is distributing the code as open source, there has to be a way able to compile it, otherwise, it would be useless. But I am not sure how I can combine the two together. I am not looking for a pre-build ROM because I want to learn more about ROM's and customizing them. Any pointer about what to do would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Sam
Can I install ubuntu touch in samsung galaxy gt s7562
You can find a list of compatible phones here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices
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Can I install ubuntu touch in samsung galaxy gt s7562
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nikwen said:
You can find a list of compatible phones here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices
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Long story:
Most of those linked by nikwen are deprecated and abandoned.
Currently Ubuntu for Devices supports Nexus 4, Nexus 7 2013 WiFi only and Nexus 10. Anything else is subpar on a testing level platform that most won't use as a daily driver. You could build an image yourself if there is a CyanogenMod 10.x for your device and you understand how to build an OS Image. By using github to pull from Ubuntu feeds, CyanogenMod feeds, libhybris, etc.; and you have a dedicated build environment that you can turn over to cranking out some nightlies for yourself...
Short story: No.
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Long story:
Most of those linked by nikwen are deprecated and abandoned.
Currently Ubuntu for Devices supports Nexus 4, Nexus 7 2013 WiFi only and Nexus 10. Anything else is subpar on a testing level platform that most won't use as a daily driver. You could build an image yourself if there is a CyanogenMod 10.x for your device and you understand how to build an OS Image. By using github to pull from Ubuntu feeds, CyanogenMod feeds, libhybris, etc.; and you have a dedicated build environment that you can turn over to cranking out some nightlies for yourself...
Short story: No.
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Sir can you help me or tell path way to build a custom gnu linux os for this device i want to learn it
This is very primary and stupid question but I still need your helping hand.
I am trying on collecting volatile memory form Samsung Galaxy Duos - GT-I8262 running Android version 4.1.2 build version: JZO54K.I8262XXAMG2.
In this link I found kernel source codes for the device, but I am not clear on what to use. There are several source code zip files. For example: GT-I8262_SEA what does stands for?
I think version is build version, none of the match with mine. So using incompatible build version to make loadable kernal module of LiME: Will if destroy my device.
Please help
Hi,
I recently rooted my Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus GT-I9105 (JB 4.2.2) with CWM and now i'm planning to install a ROM compatible with my phone which has Android version 4.4 or 5.0.
I stumbled upon the following articles here on XDA:
[ROM][4.4.2][UNOFFICIAL]Cyanogenmod 11 - Pg. 178 | Samsung Galaxy S II Plus | XDA Forums
[ROM][4.4.4][UNOFFICIAL][M12]Cyanogenmod 11.… | Samsung Galaxy S II Plus | XDA Forums
[ROM][UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 12.0 [20150207… | Samsung Galaxy S II Plus | XDA Forums
Can somebody tell me:
How is it's interface? Is it Stock Android interface or some other?
The installation method on the pages mentioned above say "Optionally install the Google Apps Addon". What is this Google Apps Addon?
If I install CM, which version would you prefer? CM11 with Android 4.4.2? CM11 with Android 4.4.4? CM12 with Android 5.0.2?
If I don't get the Stock Android interface, how do I get it on the ROMs provided on the above mentioned links? (if I install one of them)
Can I get back to the Stock ROM through Odin?
Are there any risks?
Please give me any information about this because I am new to rooting.
Once I have enough information, I will install CM and I will reply the results here.
Hey ahmedbatty !
Basically CyanogenMod is built upon the source code of the open source release of Google’s Android,
which is also known as Android Open Source Project or AOSP. CyanogenMod provide users with better or extra features, which are not found in the original or stock versions of Android.
CyanogenMod comes with numerous built-in features which are not found in Google’s version of Android or in stock versions created by various mobile phone manufacturers and carriers.
Specially its clean from unnecessary bloatware you are stuck with in stock versions.
You can Customize everything in CyanogenMod as Per Your Choice......
[ROM][4.4.2][UNOFFICIAL]Cyanogenmod 11 is Based on Android Kitkat 4.4.2(Older Version).
[ROM][4.4.4][UNOFFICIAL]Cyanogenmod 11[M12] is Based on Android KITKAT 4.4.4 (Newer than Kitkat 4.4.2) based on Dalvik Run-time.
[ROM][UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 12.0 is Based On Current Android OS Called Android Lollipop 5.0(based on ART Run-time).
[ROM][UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 12.0 is Stable & best Android Lollipop ROM for Samsung Galaxy S-II Plus GT-I9105/I9105P.
Your Queries :
How is it's interface? Is it Stock Android interface or some other?
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If you look & Read Carefully Than POST # 2 of that Thread tell the Story & See below Attachments For CM12 Interface .
The installation method on the pages mentioned above say "Optionally install the Google Apps Addon". What is this Google Apps Addon?
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It means Google Stock Apps like "Google Chrome, Google Docs, Google Earth, Google Drive, Google Keep, Google Keyboard,Google Maps, Google Play Services or vice Versa.
If you don't want All Google Apps than by Choice You Can Install Google-Apps Addon.
Here is Link to OFFICIAL Up-to-Date PA-GOOGLE APPS /Addons
If I install CM, which version would you prefer? CM11 with Android 4.4.2? CM11 with Android 4.4.4? CM12 with Android 5.0.2?
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I'll Prefer [ROM][UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 12.0 .
If I don't get the Stock Android interface, how do I get it on the ROMs provided on the above mentioned links? (if I install one of them)
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It's Nearly Stock Interface but if you are not Satisfied than You Can Easily Install Themes VIA CynogenMod 12.0 Theme Engine Included in that ROM.Search Out Play Store You Can Also Retain the Original & Current Galaxy Touchwiz Interface without compromising the Performance by Theme like TouchWiz Style CM12 Theme:victory:
Can I get back to the Stock ROM through Odin?
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:good:Yes If you Do Backup of Previous ROM or Sammobile have Official Samsung's Firmwares.
Are there any risks?
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Sorry I don't get it...
I hope it'll solve your problem,Goodluck