I'd like to build my own kernel with cm10 and if possible i'd try to avoid the ramdisk building with CM10 sources which give a prebuilt and "no splittable" zImage+ramdisk.
Thanks
Pesach85 said:
I'd like to build my own kernel with cm10 and if possible i'd try to avoid the ramdisk building with CM10 sources which give a prebuilt and "no splittable" zImage+ramdisk.
Thanks
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Found thanking samno, the topic can be closed please.
The solution is to use the perl script shared by samno how to compile kernel guide.
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For everyone who has knowledge in building kernels
we try to build kernel version 3.6.11 for our device using this source
we need to setup repo on github
can anyone download this source then push it to github so we can all work on it
thanks
Already tried it. The problem are the proprietary LinuStoreIII drivers.
MarcoToo said:
Already tried it. The problem are the proprietary LinuStoreIII drivers.
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But Maroc-OS did it , Workaround ?
Might have modded the module API or sth. On a 'normal' compilation Linux ver and toolchain have to match
via XDApp
Is this kernel for something like jb or ics???
rather try to compile 2.6.35.14
Mohamed.Anwar said:
For everyone who has knowledge in building kernels
we try to build kernel version 3.6.11 for our device using this source
we need to setup repo on github
can anyone download this source then push it to github so we can all work on it
thanks
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i downloaded it i am creating now a repo to upload it i think it will be uploaded in like 10-20 mins
GB is specified working with v2.6 kernel. I wonder if you'll succed. compared to v3.2 our kernel structure is a lot different. someone have tried to use v2.7 source code in the past but it didn't boot on GB rom.
You all don't understand
I can't do it my self as I'm a noob
I created this thread to make you build this kernel
I mean I'm 100% sure it's possible
i start uploading the files to my github
https://github.com/cosminx13/sgy_3.6.11_kernel_source
it will take some yime to add all the files because github client crash if there are over 15000 files in a sync
hi guys !
its is really hard ..
a lot of devs exp on world try and no sucess...
btw source of rasperry no is good for start on my opnion !
for port 3.x kernel will need know alls drivers useds on gy and need for backports a lot .... lol
would be more useful to try porting 2.6 kernel more current!
btw I updated in 1.3.3 kernel 2.6.35.14 the source for about 30%
but after that I completely corrupted the source! hehe
sorry my bad english !
finished uploading source to github please pm me your names to add you to the callaborators
Only little fix to patch from 2.6.35.7 to 2.6.35.14 but for 3.x.x its change lot kernel structur so goodluck guys..
Ps. Thanks whiteXP for.. u know..
ok i want to add my own kernel source into my aokp source, how would i edit the manifest.xml file to stop getting the kernel source form CM's kernel tree, and instead use my source like so: https://github.com/azoller1/android_kernel_asus_grouper
would i have to create a local_manifest?
azoller1 said:
ok i want to add my own kernel source into my aokp source, how would i edit the manifest.xml file to stop getting the kernel source form CM's kernel tree, and instead use my source like so: https://github.com/azoller1/android_kernel_asus_grouper
would i have to create a local_manifest?
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You will have to create a local manifest and then remove the project.. And add your own. I don't think this question belongs here. I think you can post either in the Q and As / some help thread or try and check out this thread. Hope this helps.
i just clone mine manually into kernel/asus/, calling it somn different and edit the device/asus/grouper/BoardConfigCommon.mk to
`...
TARGET_KERNEL_CONFIG := oxydo_defconfig
TARGET_KERNEL_SOURCE := kernel/asus/oxydo
...`
ofc some kernels require different toolchains, but that's a different question
Sent from my Nexus 7
Hi all,
Following advices from the site I successfully compiled a custom kernel from sources, rebuilt boot.img and the ramdisk and flashed it on my S3: it works.
Now I want incrementally upgrade the Linux part using git and the sources at kernel.org, let say to patch the kernel on the disk with the linux online versions 3.0.50, 3.0.51 and so on up to the latest 3.0.100. Never used git before unfortunately
Can someone please point me to an example of the correct command-line to do that? From then on I'll sort the rest by myself, I promise, that would save me a lot of time and unnecessary troubles. Thank you very much.
PU
Look up "git-cherry-pick".
reS28raM said:
Hi all,
Following advices from the site I successfully compiled a custom kernel from sources, rebuilt boot.img and the ramdisk and flashed it on my S3: it works.
Now I want incrementally upgrade the Linux part using git and the sources at kernel.org, let say to patch the kernel on the disk with the linux online versions 3.0.50, 3.0.51 and so on up to the latest 3.0.100. Never used git before unfortunately
Can someone please point me to an example of the correct command-line to do that? From then on I'll sort the rest by myself, I promise, that would save me a lot of time and unnecessary troubles. Thank you very much.
PU
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Look up "git merge". Also you have to add the tree from kernel.org.
Mine looks like such.
git merge linux/linux-3.4.y
CNexus said:
Look up "git-cherry-pick".
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Hi mate, I am using your tools to build the images, thanks for that. I'll do
PwnCakes193 said:
Look up "git merge". Also you have to add the tree from kernel.org.
Mine looks like such.
git merge linux/linux-3.4.y
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Thanks, I'll investigate both of your suggestions! Today it'll be a busy day.
reS28raM said:
Hi mate, I am using your tools to build the images, thanks for that. I'll do that
Thanks, I'll investigate both of your suggestions! Today it'll be a busy day.
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No problem
You'll probably go with the suggestion after mine, git-cherry-pick is more to add one or a couple commits, rather than a whole mass of commits
Git-merge is for adding larger chunks of commits/merging branches, etc
almost compiled but one error????
make[1]: Nothing to be done for 'dtbs'
any solution...
and
zImage is not there. only "Image" and "Image.gz" present there
is "Image" is zImage? how to check that??
Thank you..
kernel source - Xiaomi mi4i official source
toolchain- NDK version 4.9
Ubuntu 64 bit?
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OP
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Change module to be y at defconfig
Also image it's the kernel
Image vs zImage ... You can google it
Also ,micode source code it's full of bugs
faizauthar12 said:
Change module to be y at defconfig
Also image it's the kernel
Image vs zImage ... You can google it
Also ,micode source code it's full of bugs
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Yeah what he said. Checkout these repos if you need to compile a kernel:
http://gitlab.com/webhaikal/SenseiFerrari
http://github.com/Ferrari-Dev-Team/android_kernel_xiaomi_ferrari
haikalizz said:
Yeah what he said. Checkout these repos if you need to compile a kernel:
[url]http://gitlab.com/webhaikal/SenseiFerrari[/URL]
[url]http://github.com/Ferrari-Dev-Team/android_kernel_xiaomi_ferrari[/URL]
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yeah i gone through your sensie kernel repo and found that i have to use dtbToolCM to make boot.img so i did it and stuck here...
DTB combiner:
Input directory: '/home/rushabh/KernelDevelopment/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource-ferrari-l-oss/arch/arm64/boot/dts/'
Output file: '/home/rushabh/KernelDevelopment/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource-ferrari-l-oss/arch/arm64/boot/dt.img'
Searching subdir: /home/rushabh/KernelDevelopment/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource-ferrari-l-oss/arch/arm64/boot/dts/include/ ...
=> Found 0 unique DTB(s)
as i have read various threads but can not able to fix this. i have used dtbToolCm and dtbtool (version -3 and -2) also same result..
Really i should had not start making my first kernel with MI...
or it will make me learn more and more..
hahahaha:silly:
the easy steps to make a new kernel
use the entirely CM source code
then just type "make bootimage"
Coconut Kernel for HAVOC OS - With Nethunter Support
Code:
***I'm not responsible for any problems that might occur flashing this kernel or what you do with the kernel support***
This kernel is tested on HAVOC OS 2.2 - 2.4 PIE. This is built from HolyDragon Source with added nethunter support/USB Wifi Adapter Drivers and monitor mode/packet injection
The kernel should also work on every ROM that Holydragon kernel supports.
Requirements
Oxygen OS 5.0.8 firmware is required. The wifi adapter wont work on older firmwares. Those who are using Havoc OS would most probably be on 5.0.8 firmware so this is just a remainder for others and/or anyone who have trouble making this work.
How to install
Make sure that you are rooted with magisk/supersu/any superuser
Download kernel from attachment and flash in TWRP Recovery
Reboot and download any terminal app like Termux
Plugin the USB Wifi card and open Termux
Type the command su
Then type ifconfig wlan1 up
This is how you can test whether it works or not
The kernel works fine with Nethunter as well as other chroot applications like Linux Deploy.
Note:- This kernel does not need any module to be inserted as all wifi drivers are compiled inline. So no need to insmod/modprobe
Credits
@HolyAngel for HolyDragon Kernel Source
Source
https://gitlab.com/HolyAngel/OP3
Thanks sir, this weekend, I test and i say you if I have a problem, but surely not, at this moment it is the kernel that I have but without the controller. I want to learn to compile the kernel on my own so that, in case HolyAngel updates the kernel, it dosn't depend on your work.
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Thanks sir, this weekend, I test and i say you if I have a problem, but surely not, at this moment it is the kernel that I have but without the controller. I want to learn to compile the kernel on my own so that, in case HolyAngel updates the kernel, it dosn't depend on your work.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...erence-how-to-compile-android-kernel-t3627297
Follow the tutorial above for kernel building.
@fredrickz
Any future build for stock oos pie like your Oreo one, it was perfect man thank you for your efforts regard to the community.?
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@fredrickz
Any future build for stock oos pie like your Oreo one, it was perfect man thank you for your efforts regard to the community.
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Stock oos pie source isn't available yet man. I can build pie version from holydragon sources. I'll compile one when stock sources arw available too.
fredrickz said:
Stock oos pie source isn't available yet man. I can build pie version from holydragon sources. I'll compile one when stock sources arw available too.
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Fair enough, thank YOU:laugh::good:
You explicitly mention this:
This is built from HolyDragon Source with added nethunter support/USB Wifi Adapter Drivers and monitor mode/packet injection
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And the kernel source points to:
https://gitlab.com/HolyAngel/OP3
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This can only mean 2 things:
1) you've merely taken holydragon kernel source and renamed it as your own or
2) you're actually breaking the GPL here by not releasing your changes
So which one is it?
And this leaves me no doubt that the second is very likely the case:
Note:- This kernel does not need any module to be inserted as all wifi drivers are compiled inline. So no need to insmod/modprobe
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@Fredricks
It would be more than appreciated if you could add support for HID brother. Thanks:crying:
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You explicitly mention this:
And the kernel source points to:
This can only mean 2 things:
1) you've merely taken holydragon kernel source and renamed it as your own or
2) you're actually breaking the GPL here by not releasing your changes
So which one is it?
And this leaves me no doubt that the second is very likely the case:
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I dont want to break any gpl.. the thing is that all my changes are local. Im not used to github. This kernel and all others i posted werr just for my own use. I have been using @ZaneZam kernel for oneplus3. But the Oreo kernel wasnt working fine. Thats the reason i tried to compile one my own. I shared it with a friend of mine some time ago and he insisted that i should post it so that others may also benefit. The kernel i posted doesn't have tonnes of feature list because i mostly stick to stock. I just added the wifi drivers and was using them. My friend asked me to add support for DriveDroid and i just did that. I don't know much about git and didnt have time to learn.
If this is against the rules then maybe ill post the source later. Im currently out of town.
for now if you want to know what changes i did,
1. Prepare the kernel for standalone build (except holydragon kernel)
2. Added just the wifi drivers mentioned in the nethunter wiki. I didnt add support for usb Bluetooth or sdr.
3. Added support for DriveDroid from official post in xda making changes to adapt the code to 3.18 kernel.
4. Added a fancy name to the kernel.
5. Published it.
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@Fredricks
It would be more than appreciated if you could add support for HID brother. Thanks:crying:
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Im out of town bro. Ill add it when i reach home.
fredrickz said:
Im out of town bro. Ill add it when i reach home.
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Very thankful, have a good time..:good: