I need to build Android for a device that does not have any hardware for telephony. What are the things that I need to do so that custom ROM built from AOSP does not have any software that is related to telephony.
Take aosp from tablet, maybe?
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I was just wondering that now that we have a custom kernel( a few actually)? is cyanogenmod possible for our device?
No It Stucks On Boot Already Tried By Devs And Triers
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We have kernel sources but we need android sources so i think its difficult to get cm im not sure about it.
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No it is impossible for now to get CM.
Because android framwork sources are missing. And the most important one is RIL if someone manages to boot cm it will be of no use.
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How to test the android kernel which is builded by myself?
Use it on you're device
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Is there a way I can dig into a custom ROM to try to fix some bugs my hisense sero7 pro device has no audio and maybe I can customize my own version of a Rom
Source code
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Why CAF kernel is important for cm???
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RootLord said:
Why CAF kernel is important for cm???
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Cause it just is lol
Think about this way, can you run IOS on Ubuntu just like that? no Ubuntu uses a different Kernel. Just like that cm uses caf Kernel.
Joel16 said:
Cause it just is lol
Think about this way, can you run IOS on Ubuntu just like that? no Ubuntu uses a different Kernel. Just like that cm uses caf Kernel.
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But some of you guys are using phantom kernel???
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But some of you guys are using phantom kernel???
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this is not that simple
CAF kernel is heavily customised kernel for some qualcomm cpu's, and this have nothing to do with phantom kernel, for official support from FXP team we need CAF kernel, and after this is done we'll get official CM11
https://www.codeaurora.org/projects/all-active-projects/linux-msm
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But some of you guys are using phantom kernel???
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Flashing_Expert said:
this is not that simple
CAF kernel is heavily customised kernel for some qualcomm cpu's, and this have nothing to do with phantom kernel, for official support from FXP team we need CAF kernel, and after this is done we'll get official CM11
https://www.codeaurora.org/projects/all-active-projects/linux-msm
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A CAF kernel is furture proof, there's no need to develop a new kernel when a new version of android released. Only small changes need to be made.
all stock firmwares for qualcomm devices also based on CAF
for example latest stock kernels for XL are based on CAF tag M8930AAAAANLYA25040401