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Caution: This is just the raw source code! Please do no flash it using ODIN, CWM or any other method! This is solely for development purposes! You may not use it on your device unless a developer provides a compiled version ready to be flashed!
Hi I've just viewd that samsung has released the source code for i9103 at:
http://opensource.samsung.com/
with the name: GT-I9103_ICS_Opensource_Update2.zip
Very Good news, maybe we can expect some CM9-CM10 love
oriolj said:
Hi I've just viewd that samsung has released the source code for i9103 at:
http://opensource.samsung.com/
with the name: GT-I9103_ICS_Opensource_Update2.zip
Very Good news, maybe we can expect some CM9-CM10 love
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Yea not to mention that the default makefile doesn't even work, made me to waste an hour just to fix it.
UnknownzD said:
Yea not to mention that the default makefile doesn't even work, made me to waste an hour just to fix it.
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Please upload the relevant changes
"Friends forever." - Ventus
So we can expect a new kernel from dedicated developers!!!
amitjoel said:
So we can expect a new kernel from dedicated developers!!!
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Yes, Our Dev's have started working on it....
is it flashable?
Is it possible to flash this to my device? via cwm or odin?
Can it possibly do any harm?
prabhunakul said:
Is it possible to flash this to my device? via cwm or odin?
Can it possibly do any harm?
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Noooooooo! Don't even try! This is just the source code not the compiled executable code! That you will get with the official OTA release!
goubjec answer
prabhunakul said:
Is it possible to flash this to my device? via cwm or odin?
Can it possibly do any harm?
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You can't flash it, it's the source code, you have to wait that any developer compiles IT.
UnknownzD said:
Yea not to mention that the default makefile doesn't even work, made me to waste an hour just to fix it.
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What makefile are you talking about here?
The-Droidster said:
Noooooooo! Don't even try! This is just the source code not the compiled executable code! That you will get with the official OTA release!
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thank you Droidster! I'm such a Noob...
prabhunakul said:
thank you Droidster! I'm such a Noob...
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Keep visiting u'll learn!
oriolj said:
Hi I've just viewd that samsung has released the source code for i9103 at:
http://opensource.samsung.com/
with the name: GT-I9103_ICS_Opensource_Update2.zip
Very Good news, maybe we can expect some CM9-CM10 love
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Russian Mirror: http://narod.ru/disk/59806511001.08...a39a/GT-I9103_ICS_Opensource_Update2.zip.html high speed
:good:
Kudos to our developer ardadat . He is already on the way releasing the new kernal for ICS
For those interested:
http://nv-tegra.nvidia.com/gitweb/?p=linux-2.6.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/rel-roth-ota-1
You'll also find a lot of other useful repos in there related to SHIELD (aka roth)
rel = Release (as opposed to dev)
roth = Jumble of the word THOR
mp = Original shipping image on the device
ota-1 = Day 0 OTA
agrabren said:
For those interested:
http://nv-tegra.nvidia.com/gitweb/?p=linux-2.6.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/rel-roth-ota-1
You'll also find a lot of other useful repos in there related to SHIELD (aka roth)
rel = Release (as opposed to dev)
roth = Jumble of the word THOR
mp = Original shipping image on the device
ota-1 = Day 0 OTA
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im pretty sure that at the rate things are going we will see something good coming out in the next few weeks...:good:
any update on android 4.3 build for shield? =)
1wayjonny said:
any update on android 4.3 build for shield? =)
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Did you just say 4.3?
1wayjonny said:
any update on android 4.3 build for shield? =)
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I'm not able to talk about that. That would be internal schedule details.
agrabren said:
I'm not able to talk about that. That would be internal schedule details.
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Ah NP I completely understand!
wwjoshdew said:
Did you just say 4.3?
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He did, as did google. The 2nd gen nexus 7 is shipping with 4.3 and several high end devices are getting 4.3 updates too. Kinda logical that the shield would get it eventually.
One review I read said the target was 4-6 weeks after the google update. Is that still the goal or could it be faster?
agrabren said:
For those interested:
http://nv-tegra.nvidia.com/gitweb/?p=linux-2.6.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/rel-roth-ota-1
You'll also find a lot of other useful repos in there related to SHIELD (aka roth)
rel = Release (as opposed to dev)
roth = Jumble of the word THOR
mp = Original shipping image on the device
ota-1 = Day 0 OTA
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How do you git clone from there? I want to see those repos.
edit nvm found this if anyone wants to help get a rom working chat with me on gmail [email protected]
https://github.com/linux-shield/kernel/commits/roth
Unjustified Dev said:
How do you git clone from there? I want to see those repos.
edit nvm found this if anyone wants to help get a rom working chat with me on gmail [email protected]
https://github.com/linux-shield/kernel/commits/roth
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Just follow the directions here: https://developer.nvidia.com/develop4shield#OSR
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Just follow the directions here: https://developer.nvidia.com/develop4shield#OSR
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thanks synced the source its pretty weird but thanks
Could you please run the extract blob script and upload them so I can take a look ?
Unjustified Dev said:
thanks synced the source its pretty weird but thanks
Could you please run the extract blob script and upload them so I can take a look ?
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You can run the extract blob script. It contains a license which I haven't bothered to read. I'm hoping to have a github up this weekend with all the required blobs.
agrabren said:
You can run the extract blob script. It contains a license which I haven't bothered to read. I'm hoping to have a github up this weekend with all the required blobs.
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I don't have it yet , yes it does have license but it's open source https://github.com/Project-Sheild/android_device_nvidia_roth
I will upload the rest
I didnt respond on the other thread I got tired of going back and forth lol
One more question ( I have the blobs) what is vendor/nvidia/build for its making cm-10.1 fail?
just wanted to ask, before cloning the whole repo, what wlan driver does the shield use or where to get the defconfig for the shield kernel (couldnt find it in the kernel directory on git provided here)
thanks
crnkoj said:
just wanted to ask, before cloning the whole repo, what wlan driver does the shield use or where to get the defconfig for the shield kernel (couldnt find it in the kernel directory on git provided here)
thanks
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No idea on wifi, but the config is available on the device in /proc/config.gz
agrabren said:
No idea on wifi, but the config is available on the device in /proc/config.gz
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Don't have the device yet, was just wondering about the wifi driver used. Could you perhaps fetch the config.gz for me please? Thanks for the info.
Wifi driver is bcmdhd (drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd) on Android kernel.
Gnurou said:
Wifi driver is bcmdhd (drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd) on Android kernel.
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so its a broadcomm chipset?
Thank u
I have Ubuntu installed on my TF701, and I'd like to attempt to compile android kernels on the device itself. I would think/hope that this would eliminate the need for a cross-compiling setup.
I'm also interested in compiling general linux kernels for use with ubuntu/debian on the device.
Has anyone done this before? Any pitfalls? Any suggested reading?
This should be possible, but it will be much slower than on a PC. Do you really want to wait hours for a compiled kernel?
If you are able to install the Android SDK on a PC, you are about one command line away from cross-compiling a kernel.
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This should be possible, but it will be much slower than on a PC. Do you really want to wait hours for a compiled kernel?
If you are able to install the Android SDK on a PC, you are about one command line away from cross-compiling a kernel.
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PC is a lot faster...:good:
@_that
Have you try O3 flag on cortex a9 compiling on your kernel?
LetMeKnow said:
@_that
Have you try O3 flag on cortex a9 compiling on your kernel?
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No - the general consensus seems to be that optimizing the kernel for speed is worse than optimizing for size, so I didn't try.
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No - the general consensus seems to be that optimizing the kernel for speed is worse than optimizing for size, so I didn't try.
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Thanks...
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No - the general consensus seems to be that optimizing the kernel for speed is worse than optimizing for size, so I didn't try.
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Since you are talking about size, have you looked into the bionic patch? It is supposed to reduce the kernel's binary size quite a bit by removing and optimizing c headers in the source code...
LetMeKnow said:
Since you are talking about size, have you looked into the bionic patch? It is supposed to reduce the kernel's binary size quite a bit by removing and optimizing c headers in the source code...
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Bionic is Android's C runtime library - what does it have to do with the kernel?
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Bionic is Android's C runtime library - what does it have to do with the kernel?
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I don't know much about it and it is the reason that I am asking, haha... All I know is that it will find the unused c headers and compiling the source and create a smaller binary. For some reason, it also speed up your device. Nexus forum is discussing a lot between devs. It is just over my head atm and trying to understand it as much as I can... I may not understand it correctly and thanks for your time with a noob's question like this, haha...:laugh:
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All I know is that it will find the unused c headers and compiling the source and create a smaller binary. For some reason, it also speed up your device.
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LetMeKnow said:
Nexus forum is discussing a lot between devs.
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Why don't you post links?
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Why don't you post links?
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I would love to but I ran across this topic when I built my toolchain for tegra 3 t33 about 3 wks ago... I brought it up now since we are talking about size of the binary. If I remember correctly, the bionic patch is searching for working c headers and makes a new list before you compiles your source code... So that you are only compiling the usable source and remove the unused one.. The tool is find_your_cheaders.py. I have not used it and want to know if any dev on this forum using it with some experiences with this patch.. I will finish what I am doing and do more research on this topic and will bring you in with links and more information.. Thanks again for your opinions...
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This should be possible, but it will be much slower than on a PC.
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I'm not so sure about that--I'm not a gamer-- my "PC" is a single-core Pentium-IV linux box.
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If you are able to install the Android SDK on a PC, you are about one command line away from cross-compiling a kernel.
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On the other hand, if someone were to post a link to instructions about how to install a Android build toolkit on a Linux box...
Is there a Android 8.0 Oreo ROM yet for the Tab 2?
secretwolf98 said:
Is there a Android 8.0 Oreo ROM yet for the Tab 2?
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not yet. maybe never.
smart-t78 said:
not yet. maybe never.
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RIP. Is there a reason why?
secretwolf98 said:
RIP. Is there a reason why?
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Because people keep asking for it
Android-Andi said:
Because people keep asking for it
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Oh ok. I thought maybe the device structure just can't handle it with it kind of RAM.
secretwolf98 said:
Oh ok. I thought maybe the device structure just can't handle it with it kind of RAM.
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OEMs would say that, yes.
Android-Andi said:
OEMs would say that, yes.
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ahh ok
there is actually an oreo rom for our device here is the link
github(dot)com/Unlegacy-Android/android_device_samsung_espresso3g
github(dot)com/Unlegacy-Android/android_device_samsung_espresso
but it was not compiled and surely there is a lot of bugs
thanks to unlegacy android for making this
my internet was slow so i could not verify if this would work on our device (yet!)
ps. could not post url links yet srry
@ezrexl you are really funny, it's device source not a rom.
There's nothing changed for oreo on the source, we automatically created 8.0 branches for all our repos independent of Oreo support for the devices.
Android-Andi said:
@ezrexl you are really funny, it's device source not a rom.
There's nothing changed for oreo on the source, we automatically created 8.0 branches for all our repos independent of Oreo support for the devices.
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So you are saying, if someone tries to compile it... It won't be real Oreo or what?
Android-Andi said:
@ezrexl you are really funny, it's device source not a rom.
There's nothing changed for oreo on the source, we automatically created 8.0 branches for all our repos independent of Oreo support for the devices.
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Im sorry, I assumed it was a source ready to be compiled as a rom because Im really new to learning with these things, but I hope someone would make an oreo rom for galaxy tab 2 considering the fact that nougat was being patched right now.
secretwolf98 said:
So you are saying, if someone tries to compile it... It won't be real Oreo or what?
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It can't compile, it has nothing changed to work on O and you will need a lot to change (and don't forget a massive kernel update you'll also need).
Have fun working on it, I am not and I won't in future
Android-Andi said:
It can't compile, it has nothing changed to work on O and you will need a lot to change (and don't forget a massive kernel update you'll also need).
Have fun working on it, I am not and I won't in future
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I don't work on trees anymore. I got frustrated to try to change my GitHub LineageOS 15 for SM-T230NU degaswifi. From it saying HTML to Makefile. So I gave up.
I still love marshmallow rom it's enough for our tab 2 (stable rom ever)
anybody??
No oreo?
Thread closed at OP request.
Kernel Sources for the Nokia 3 has been release. :fingers-crossed:
https://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_3_kernel_source_code_released-news-31109.php
Download Here:
https://www.nokia.com/en_int/phones/opensource
Oh yes I'm so happy now
Downloading...
WHAT A SURPRISE TRULY!!
Thanks Nokia aka HMD Global aka FIH way to go guys
Now we need to upload it on GitHub.
SkaboXD said:
Now we need to upload it on GitHub.
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Already done.
Just trying to put together the Oreo device and vendor tree's before i push them to github too.
https://github.com/bigrammy/android_kernel_nokia_ne1
bigrammy said:
Already done.
Just trying to put together the Oreo device and vendor tree's before i push them to github too.
https://github.com/bigrammy/android_kernel_nokia_ne1
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nice, it will be the best to upload 7.1.1 and eventually 7.0 kernel source too.
I'd love to do it but i never uploaded on github.
So I just need to upload, no modifing or changing settings?
SkaboXD said:
nice, it will be the best to upload 7.1.1 and eventually 7.0 kernel source too.
I'd love to do it but i never uploaded on github.
So I just need to upload, no modifing or changing settings?
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I could push them later but don't really see much point as most people will want to go forward rather than backwards 8.0 > 8.1 > 9.0 etc etc
Even with the Kernel source It will still require a lot of work to get a fully working device and will likely require some assistance from one of the more experienced MediaTek Dev's who are used to working with source code
I agree, but some people don't like Oreo and want to use Nougat. We can make another thread asking people for help.
please compile an overclocked kernel ...
Riadh300 said:
please compile an overclocked kernel ...
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we can overclock it from 1250mhz to 1300mhz, just a little difference. GPU can't be overclocked though.
@varun.chitre15 maybe your interested on this device?
Compiler Errors
Did anyone manage to successfully manage to compile the kernel using the Oreo Kernel source??
I keep getting compile errors but not sure if it's my set up (Arch Linux) or if the source is broken
did anyone have a working kernel ?
Riadh300 said:
did anyone have a working kernel ?
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I think the Oreo Kernel source is broken/missing bits which is kind of annoying when you spend hours fixing one thing then something else further down the build fails to compile and it quits. :crying:
It could be me just not knowing what I am doing :silly: as I am new to actually compiling kernels so still lots to learn for me but I would like to know if ANYONE has had a successful build or not especially someone who is experienced.?? :fingers-crossed:
Which version of kernel that you have ?
SkaboXD said:
nice, it will be the best to upload 7.1.1 and eventually 7.0 kernel source too.
I'd love to do it but i never uploaded on github.
So I just need to upload, no modifing or changing settings?
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Hey Here! Is the Nougat Kernel Source
https://github.com/ChalapathiRevanth/kernel_nokia_NE1
This Compiles Out Succesfully!Both Nougat and Oreo Kernel Compiled For Me Succesfully
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bigrammy said:
Did anyone manage to successfully manage to compile the kernel using the Oreo Kernel source??
I keep getting compile errors but not sure if it's my set up (Arch Linux) or if the source is broken
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Hey Here! Is the Nougat Kernel Source
https://github.com/ChalapathiRevanth/kernel_nokia_NE1
This Compiles Out Succesfully!Both Nougat and Oreo Kernel Compiled For Me Succesfully
Now we need to build device tree, I never did that so i will look for guides on xda, youtube etc.
Is anybody compile the kernel ?
Checked that the Nokia 3 V5.180 Kernel Source can be complied successfully,
But Nokia 3 V5.220 kernel source is failed with file missing...
natsupeng said:
Checked that the Nokia 3 V5.180 Kernel Source can be complied successfully
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How did you compile it? which toolchain and config files you used? I always get compile time errors, tried different toolchains and config files.