With all the custom hacks offered here, how do I figure out which kernel works with my device? Are all "Android" kernels running on ARM with the x86 instruction set?
Even if that were true, there must be more details involved with full compatibility.
The one thread which names my device is pretty much dead for months now.
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392593)
Which kernels could run on a Craig clp281?
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Hello, I have an LG Optimus pad running honeycomb 3.0.1. There is very limited development for the optimus/g-slate right now, but there are a couple of custom kernels available. Unfortunately, the kernel I am interested in trying out is OC'ed to 1.5ghz by default and my tablet becomes unstable at anything beyond 1.2 so I can't get it to boot. I assume that the source code could be modified somehow to lower the default clock speed, but I'm not a dev and I have very little linux experience so I have no idea how to go about changing it. I have read a couple of guides regarding recompiling a kernel from source and I think I could handle the recompile if someone could just point me to the files/values I would need to modify. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
hi,
as the title suggests, i would like to make a custom rom for this device... either modify the current 2.1 rom and make it app2sd compatible or make a 2.2 or higher rom that natively supports it...
i just need some info... firstly, which would be the easier thing to do?
if modifying the stock rom, what would i need to do 2 make it app2sd compatible?
if making a custom rom, how would i go about doing that?
i would imagine its possibly like getting a windows os and adding drivers for a specific machine before instalation... except in this case i think its a custom build.prop right? any help is much aprieciated...
oh and a final thought, if i make a mirror of the stock rom which bits can ibuse from it 2 aid me in the making of a new rom? id ideally like a 2.3.7 cyanogenmod7 rom just coz my current device (hd2) has a cyanogenmod7 rom and it works flawlessly... i do have a few hd2 android builds, can i disect these and modify them from what i have on the cyberjam?
basically i have a lot of apps and would like 2 have hardly any limitation on how many i can have as opposed to having 4-5 n gettin the memory getting full warning...
again, thanks in advance...
better still, add a forum for this device and have a big long list of compatible roms lol...
and finally, (another p.s)
there is a device which is very simmilar called a bsense 383.
now this does have a 2.2 rom available, only difference i can see is the cpu in the bsense is dual core aparently... the other hardware appears to be the same (haven't seen a list of every part inside both but the few parts i have seen are the same minus the aforementioned cpu)
so i look forward to your reply and hope that this is possible and plausable...
thanks, luke
31 views and noone can help me? come on xda community... surely someone can help me out...
Just read up on dsixda kitchen and once you get it installed in the right environment you can run pretty much any Rom through it and add that feature along with many other things. As long as you don't redistribute someone else's work, its ok.
Hi all. I know the CM11 ROM is relatively new and all, but according to what I could find and my knowledge of over clock kernals on the HTC ONE X (AT&T-Evita), there is only two recent ones....? I tried both, seems one is for Sense based ROM's only and the other is JB (4.3). I loved the ElementalX, but recently stepped up to this KitKat build (which isn't supported by ElementalX Kernal) and am spoiled now. Not wanting to back up in version ROM's to achieve CPU/GPU OC, but the reason I even began getting into customizing these Androids was for overclocking purposes to see the max potential of these!! Just wanting to know if there are any OC Kernels in progress. Please and thank you!
I think you're a bit confused. If you're looking in our Android Development section for 4.4 kernels you're looking in the wrong place, you'll only find Sense kernels (like Elemental) there. Have you searched our Original Android Development section? That's where you'll find aosp ROMs, and of course the kernels that are compatible with them. There are already 4.4 kernels available.
Sent from my Evita
All I've found is basic custom kernels for options and different software configurations. I've done so much searching my hairs turning gray!! Lol. I do have Root, S-Off, SuperCID, and now TWRP SeLinux for these 4.4 ROMs all thanks to you guys!
Anyway you could possibly send a link to a specific thread where I can find these kernels you speak of? Preferably the most popular and stable one...
BTW...awesome site! 5.4 million members for a reason!
Just read your signature and seen the "Torched KK Kernel" Trying it now. Thank you!!
I've been rooting phones for a few years and it always seems to amaze me how much different a device driver can be depending on what ROM is installed even with the same kernel. In most of my years as a sysadmin, many drivers are compiled into the kernel, but there are many that can be added during the init process.
My question is, how does the android kernel/ROM function in respect to drivers such as Bluetooth? Do most of the developers add them into the Kernel or as some piece of the ROM?
Thanks.
J
denalijb said:
I've been rooting phones for a few years and it always seems to amaze me how much different a device driver can be depending on what ROM is installed even with the same kernel. In most of my years as a sysadmin, many drivers are compiled into the kernel, but there are many that can be added during the init process.
My question is, how does the android kernel/ROM function in respect to drivers such as Bluetooth? Do most of the developers add them into the Kernel or as some piece of the ROM?
Thanks.
J
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Appears I've answered my own question. I did some research and a few tests and this appears to be 90% in the kernel. On to my specific issue is that every new ROM or kernel I try for my SGS3 never seems to work correctly with bluetooth. I had heard samsung's driver is closed source, but I also remember it working perfectly in 4.2.2 ROMs.
I think it may be time to compile some source on my own.
Hello everyone, this is my first topic on XDA after lurking for a while!
Anyways, today my topic is going to be concerning an Android Mini Tablet called the PlayMG. It's a WiFi tablet by a startup that's now gone bankrupt. The actual name of the device (development-wise) was the ACTScom A930. It was supposed to be a small 4 inch tablet like an iPod Touch with Android. You can find various info by googleing the name.
The specs go as stated:
ARM TCC8920 @ 960 MHz
1 GB RAM
4 GB DDR3 Storage
Android 4.0.4 ICS
Geekbench test:
http : //browser.primatelabs . com/geekbench3/356000
(sorry, I'm new so I can't post links until 10 posts)
The device was pretty cheap (around 90 dollars) and since then I've rooted it. I had to use SafeRoot because there is virtually no support anywhere for this device. As you can tell from the specs above, the device is fairly weak. My goal is to overclock the device to run at around 1.10-1.25 Ghz, however I'm stuck on the stock ROM and kernel. And as you can probably guess, there is no one to develop and overclockable Kernel for it. I have a few questions that I would like answered:
I was wondering are there any methods to overclock the stock kernel? Is that pretty much impossible?
Are there any ICS (or any) kernels that might work on this device?
Could I build the Kernel myself?
^Questions regarding this:
-Since the company went bankrupt, I can't really obtain a stock kernel, Could I somehow extract it from the device itself?
-If I were able to get the kernel, where can I go on XDA to guide me to building an overclockable kernel?
Does anyone have any ideas on how to overclock this device? I'm accepting all ideas, good or bad!
Thank you everyone in advance. All responses/knowledge is welcome!
Im also looking forward to this... Have a samsung galaxy star pro... Have compiled stock kernel from source successfully... It works... Nw i need to add oc nd everythung... How shuld i do it??? It is a spreadtrum device...
Anyone?
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