I'm newbie and I've successfully compiled the default cyanogenmod kernel. My next step is to upgrade the kernel from version 3.4.67 to 3.4.106. I read about linux kernel patching but all my attempts to patch the kernel failed.
Can someone please let me know how can I patch the kernel from version 67 all the way to 106?
Thanks in advance.
Related
Hi everyone!
I wasn't successful to port a BFS kernel patch for the android 2.6.29-donut kernel. Now my question is: Could someone share a bfs patch?
BTW, I compiled the experimental android BFS kernel source with the config from my running device. But if I fastboot the experimental BFS kernel. The device will not start. Does someone know why?
Hi Friends,
I am having Micromax A75, which is MT6573 having Armv6 running on 2.3.6 Android.
As this handset is not supported by Cyanogen, but i want to create a custom ROM for this handset.
I have downloded around 26GB of cyanigen source code repo and 600MB of kernel source.
I have build the kernel successfully. but i dont know what to do next.
1. From where to get running ramdisk? and to pack it with my zImage
2. After Step above, How to port cyanogenmod on my handset.
Please help me.
Thanks in Advance.
Hi guys I want to try marshmallow but my device is using lollipop and it doesnt support to update marshmalow
Someone please give a guide for build custom kernel mediatek on linux
I am very grateful for this assistance
Sorry I'm a noob , so if something goes wrong skip pls
hi! does anyone here using android 10 with 4.14 kernel here? i'm stuck on 4.9. i really want to try out 4.14 because 4.9 kernel is problematic on aosp 10. i tried to follow sony's guidelines to build aosp 10 kernel 4.14 based but i got errors at the end.
thanks
hi! does anyone here using android 10 with 4.14 kernel here? i'm stuck on 4.9. i really want to try out 4.14 because 4.9 kernel is problematic on aosp 10. i tried to follow sony's guidelines to build aosp 10 kernel 4.14 based but i got errors at the end.
thanks
What were the errors? Post a log or output file; <compiler> 2> the_errors.txt