Hi, I am trying to add the Asix AX88772 driver to my note 10.1 but i always get errors. Can someone create usbnet.ko and axis.ko with the driver on it to be used in the stock rom 4.4.2 N8010XXUDNE4 with stock kernel?
Or a stock kernel but with the drivers installed?
Thank you so much
markelsa said:
Hi, I am trying to add the Asix AX88772 driver to my note 10.1 but i always get errors. Can someone create usbnet.ko and axis.ko with the driver on it to be used in the stock rom 4.4.2 N8010XXUDNE4 with stock kernel?
Or a stock kernel but with the drivers installed?
Thank you so much
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Hi, for a request like this, you should also provide links to sources to be more helpful
to any who wish to help you. Also, posting the relevant portion of your compile log with respect to the "error"
as well as what steps you took to add that support would be good.
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moonbutt74 said:
Hi, for a request like this, you should also provide links to sources to be more helpful
to any who wish to help you. Also, posting the relevant portion of your compile log with respect to the "error"
as well as what steps you took to add that support would be good.
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Hi, ok sorry for the poor info.
I used this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2131825 to make the files.
The error i get it on the tablet (exec format error) while i am trying to load usbnet.ko
The kernel source is here http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=8010.
This one "N8010XXUDNE4 GT-N8010_EUR_KK_Opensource.zip"
I used all the toolchains of the tutorial and some others of 2010 but they always say the same "exec format error". The kernel source says to use a 2010q1/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc. I only find the codesourcery one but it says the same.
Thank you for the help and sorry if i write someting wrong, english is not my first language.
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Till now, I still haven't find the isofs.ko and udf.ko for Kernel 2.6.36.4.
I want to mount ISO image files in Android 3.1.
Can anyone compile them for me? Thanks a lot!
My tablet is Samsung P7500
Follow is a detail descriptions of my system kernel.
htt p ://droidbasement.com/db-blog/?p=2395
10.1 3G, Touchwiz UX (HC 3.1 (stock); GT-P7500):
boot-cm_2636.4_p4_ux-oc-xtra-vfpv3-d16_fp-112011.zip
No one can help me
I will try to learn uburtn，....
Johnyea said:
No one can help me
I will try to learn uburtn，....
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Ubuntu is not that hard to learn, and there are many tutorials for how to compile the Linux kernel, let alone the Android kernel, I would suggest however starting with tutorials to compile a normal linux kernel for your Ubuntu system first, then when you have a good understanding of how to compile it, go ahead and then build an Android kernel with the modules your requesting. Now I'm not sure if the Android kernel configuration supports these modules since Android itself really doesn't use any CD/DVD file systems but nothing is impossible I suppose.
Yes, I got it.
I compiled the modules what I need.
And thery are working fine for my Tablet.
Johnyea said:
Yes, I got it.
I compiled the modules what I need.
And thery are working fine for my Tablet.
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I'm glad you got it working, congrats
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hi i wanna build jellybean for my phone and i need help
please consider me a complete NOOB cause i barely got the kitchen running but it doesnt work with this phone so...
got it rooted with No Problem though
thanx to everyones work that got me this far
ps im running rooted stock rom willing to help as much as i can to get help just tell me what to do maybe we can help each other
...you can build your own rom, but maybe is better leave it on Skrilax_CZ
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159708
then how will i learn?
CornholioGSM said:
...you can build your own rom, but maybe is better leave it on Skrilax_CZ
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159708
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ok so i went as far as downloading the JB source from AOSP
i have everything installed needed for the build
whats next? cause when i try to issue:
lunch full_asanti_c-userdebug
i get the following error:
build/core/product_config.mk:205: *** No matches for product "full_asanti_c". Stop.
** Don't have a product spec for: 'full_asanti_c'
** Do you have the right repo manifest?
It has to be properly ported to Photon Q first.
how?
Skrilax_CZ said:
It has to be properly ported to Photon Q first.
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what are the steps to do that?
That's very specific for each platform - by simply making each feature working. You can use my CM10 device / vendor repos as a base.
I believe Cyanogenmod has an article in their wiki explaining how to build for a "new" device.. Even for a device that is already in the "lunch combo" you will still run into make errors without the right GCC compiler, kernel source, and proprietary files....
EDIT: Then once you get it to compile you also gotta create a "signed zip" with some more vodo... :/
Sent from my XT897 using Tapatalk 2
First post in the Dev section but this seemed to be the place to talk about kernel compilation and module development.
I have twice now, and am working on my third kernel compilation for the purposes of custom module building for the TF700 and the TF201.
The question I have has to do with the compilation process. Every time I have gone through this with the downloadable Asus Kernel zip I run in to several issues. Either missing references in code or portions that won't compile at all. Is this normal for kernel compilations? I would have thought that it would be fully compilable out of the box ( so to speak). Is it ASUS or just android/Linux in general that works out this way?
Is there a better way to do it? Should I use some generic source with the same version numbers? The current source is just not working at all. I am using an Ubuntu distro. Have the cross compile tools etc... but it just fails. I have already resolved two missing definition references and it just keeps on failing in new places
Hopefully this question doesn't offend developers. I have moved from WinPhone to here and want to better my understanding of how this should all work but need to start with some basics before I can make a meaningful contribution.
Thanks.
P.S... I looked and didn't find a "Compiling android kernels for dummies" book
hx4700 Killer said:
I looked and didn't find a "Compiling android kernels for dummies" book
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"Dummies" doesn't write a book on kernel dev. Too wrapped up in telling people how to download iTunes.....
Use your "Google". And when you find it, Google XDA University.
There, you will find steps for setting a build environment and kernel and cross arm.
Understand, all kernels are different, but a good place to start. Plus, you learn how to use Google. An added bonus.
Oh... and... as an extra bonus, I will move this to Q & A, as this post has no development work attached. :silly:
MD
My question wasn't HOW to cross compile. I have done it.
My question is WHY are there so many errors that need correcting when compiling the ASUS downloadable kernels and if this is typical of the source from any device or just ASUS?
hx4700 Killer said:
The question I have has to do with the compilation process. Every time I have gone through this with the downloadable Asus Kernel zip I run in to several issues. Either missing references in code or portions that won't compile at all.
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I had to fix exactly one pair of quotes vs. angle brackets somewhere in the RIL - get the patch pack from my kernel and apply the ril include fix. Then it should compile. If not, you are doing something wrong.
Can you post any links or names of everything ill need to get started on cross compiling a kernel for my tf700t I download the source and get my config.gz and am running a ubuntu distribution but if you could post a link to a tutorial that has detailed instructions that will work for the infinity that would be greatly appreciated thankyou
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Can you post any links or names of everything ill need to get started on cross compiling a kernel for my tf700t I download the source and get my config.gz and am running a ubuntu distribution but if you could post a link to a tutorial that has detailed instructions that will work for the infinity that would be greatly appreciated thankyou
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Step 1: Get a suitable ARM toolchain. I can't help you here with Ubuntu because I'm using Gentoo and their crossdev tool (http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/embedded/handbook/?part=1).
Step 2: Cross-compiling the kernel works just as for native kernels (make menuconfig, make), but you have to pass parameters to each make, e.g. make ARCH="arm" CROSS_COMPILE="arm-gentoo-linux-gnueabi-" (or whatever your toolchain is called)
Step 3: For the TF700-specific blob stuff I have written a detailed tutorial here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36925180&postcount=4
Hey there,
I tried to compile a CM12.1 based ROM but ended up having a Sustem UI FC on bootup.I did try to compile the ROM with adb enabled but my device was not getting detected in the adb.So a random guy told me to add this (PRODUCT PREBUILT WEBVIEWCHROMIUM := yes ) to my device BoardConfig.mk file.Now the question is - will adding this line help me out with the SystemUI error? Also,should I use the prebuilt libwebchromium.so file or build it from source? What are the benefits if I build it from source? Do reply.
Thanks
Regards,
Aniket Lamba
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. The purpose of XDA Assist is not to supply technical support but to point you in the right direction to get that support. I see you've posted a similar question here, http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/build-freezes-building-t2996934/page2 That is the best place to ask your question. So I'm going to close this post.
My device is Nokia 3 TA 1032 running Android Pie rooted using Magisk and with TWRP custom recovery with kernel version 3.18.119+ ....
Is there a custom Kernel available for this device which is 3.19 or above.?.?.
If so ...can anyone provide me the link please.?.?.
And if not...does anyone know about porting/compiling kernel for this device.?.?.
please...i need some help....
https://ibb.*co/ MCBrDtC
mechano59 said:
My device is Nokia 3 TA 1032 running Android Pie rooted using Magisk and with TWRP custom recovery with kernel version 3.18.119+ ....
Is there a custom Kernel available for this device which is 3.19 or above.?.?.
If so ...can anyone provide me the link please.?.?.
And if not...does anyone know about porting/compiling kernel for this device.?.?.
please...i need some help....
https://ibb.*co/ MCBrDtC
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I dont' know if there's a custom kernel for this device. But you can download the source code form here https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_int/opensource to compile it and add features by yourself.
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I dont' know if there's a custom kernel for this device. But you can download the source code form here https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_int/opensource to compile it and add features by yourself.
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https://ibb. co/WWFxSsb
sir there seems to be multiple files...which one should i download.?.?. I am really new to this...
and I will be very grateful if you can point to any tutorials or blog posts on how to modify kernels coz i cant seem to find any...
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https://ibb. co/WWFxSsb
sir there seems to be multiple files...which one should i download.?.?. I am really new to this...
and I will be very grateful if you can point to any tutorials or blog posts on how to modify kernels coz i cant seem to find any...
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To compile a kernel from source you can follow this tutorial.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/ultimate-guide-compile-android-kernel-t2871276
There are more threads, this is an example.
The build number in your screenshot (5_180) tells the number of the kernel version you need to download (i want think so ), in this case is the Nokia3_V5.180.tar.bz2 file.
Isrks said:
To compile a kernel from source you can follow this tutorial.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/ultimate-guide-compile-android-kernel-t2871276
There are more threads, this is an example.
The build number in your screenshot (5_180) tells the number of the kernel version you need to download (i want think so ), in this case is the Nokia3_V5.180.tar.bz2 file.
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Thank you very much sir....will see if i can do anything with it...
(very sorry for the late reply... )
mechano59 said:
Thank you very much sir....will see if i can do anything with it...
(very sorry for the late reply... )
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With having a linux environment you can build a kernel from source reading the guides. Adding features is more difficult because the main reason: this device has mediatek SoC.