Device Source: Device Source
Vendor Source: Vendor
Kernal Source: Kernal
Android System Source: Android
If anyone wants to use them, feel free to click away and download, thats what they're here for :L
No need for these anymore. removing them from my sig.
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Hello XDA Developers
I Wanted To Ask about something confusing
Now To Build An AOSP ROM You Need The Source Code OF The Phone
What I Wanted To Know What's The Difference Between Device Tree And Vendor
And Last Thing If My Phone Running Kernel 3.4.67 Can I Change It To Be Like 3.10.72 (If There's A Source Available )
Sorry For Asking But I Haven't Seen How The Source Looks Like And Thanks In Advance :good::laugh:
Anyone here can u tell me how to create source code of a new device as my device is INFOCUS M680, kernel source.
I have used another device as same board to create source of my device but the kernel source is different. So anyone can tell me how to create kernel source and device tree.
My kernel version is 3.18.19+
U can't "create" kernel sources... If the manufacturer provides the sources, then u can use that and make modifications to it to boot AOSP based roms
I got the source code form opensource.samsung.com and I compiled the kernel successfully.
I want to know that how do I use the kernel to build AOSP for my phone?
And the samsung kernel is based on Android 6.0.1, can I port the latest Android version to my phone?
Hello,
I'm just here because I'm very happy to announce that less than 2 hours ago, Samsung complied with a request that I made for the source codes of the Samsung Galaxy A20e (SM-A202F).
These sources can be found here.
I've also compiled two GitHub repositories with the kernel/platform sources, just in case anybody needs it:
Kernel sources
Platform
NOTE: The platform sources also include the vendor tree.
AlwaysLivid said:
Hello,
I'm just here because I'm very happy to announce that less than 2 hours ago, Samsung complied with a request that I made for the source codes of the Samsung Galaxy A20e (SM-A202F).
These sources can be found here.
I've also compiled two GitHub repositories with the kernel/platform sources, just in case anybody needs it:
Kernel sources
Platform
NOTE: The platform sources also include the vendor tree.
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Pls Build a twrp or custom Recovery
As title is saying, nothing less, not much more.
Samsungs official source can be optained on github
https://github.com/ASKSAP/android_platform_samsung_a32x.git
https://github.com/ASKSAP/android_kernel_samsung_a32x.git
I've created partially working dev tree using https://github.com/SebaUbuntu/TWRP-device-tree-generator
Available at
https://github.com/netbospl/android_device_samsung_a32x.git
Lookng forward to read what You think about this.
Unpackbootimg that I've used and is/was working was compiled from
https://github.com/osm0sis/mkbootimg
Source was release for A326U variant by Samsung, so I've uploaded it to github.
A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 - SM-A326U_NA_RR_Opensource
GitHub - netbospl/android_kernel_samsung_a32xu: A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided kernel Source SM-A326U_NA_RR_Opensource.zip
A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided kernel Source SM-A326U_NA_RR_Opensource.zip - GitHub - netbospl/android_kernel_samsung_a32xu: A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided kernel Source...
github.com
GitHub - netbospl/android_platform_samsung_a32xu: A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided platform source SM-A326U_NA_RR_Opensource.zip
A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided platform source SM-A326U_NA_RR_Opensource.zip - GitHub - netbospl/android_platform_samsung_a32xu: A326USQU1AUCF/A326USQU1AUD4 Samsung provided platform ...
github.com
Is anyone here knowlage-able in Andorid building process that's willing to walk through my out images for PitchBlack Recovery and AOSP R/11 images??
If there is no red flags, I should be able to do same for A32XU/A32XU1
Edit: also please note that device tree on my repo is not up to date/that I've used to successfully build AOSP, master should be fine for PitchBlack CWM A326B, and that's where I'll intentionally leave it for now
You got that AOSP ROM ready yet?
Good