Maybe I am missing something. I know we have been waiting for Samsung to release the source for the OH1 kernal files. I stumbled across this on Samsungs website. I am not a developer but it looks (to me at least) like what we have been waiting for. Could some one that knows what they are doing, check it out. The file on the bottom appears to be the OH1 open source file. Thanks.
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=SM-G925P
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As per my request Samsung updated the source code to the version we have currently on our phones.
h ttp://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=downLoad&attach_id=1036
What else do we need now to get cyanogen on here? lol
Get CWM working!
Sorry for being the outdated, uneducated, tool but what exactly does this mean?
I'll be honest I'm not sure... I'm not a programmer for android but I do know someone mentioned that we don't have it. So I went ahead and emailed Samsung and they actually responded. So thought I would throw it out there.
it's for devs and builders. the kernel tar is labeled kb7, actually. krylon probably had this already but still.... good lookin' out man.
So does the source code include the kernel? I want to help get the ball rolling but I need to know whats missing...
Galaxy S 4G
soundwave123 said:
So does the source code include the kernel? I want to help get the ball rolling but I need to know whats missing...
Galaxy S 4G
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kernal is included yes
So are we trying to figure out how to "unfreeze" it?
Galaxy S 4G
Warning -- as Krylon points out, this appears to contain KB7 source and the device appears to be running KB5
Thanks!
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=downLoad&attach_id=1036
$ cat readme.txt
HOW TO BUILD KERNEL
1. Visit http://www.codesourcery.com/, download and install Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q3-68 toolchain for ARM EABI.
2. Extract kernel source and move into the top directory.
3. Execute 'make vibrantplus_rev00_defconfig'.
4. Execute 'make' or 'make -j<n>' where '<n>' is the number of multiple jobs to be invoked simultaneously.
http://www.codesourcery.com/sgpp/lite_edition.html
http://www.codesourcery.com/sgpp/lite/arm/portal/release1600
Thanks again -- just what I was looking for -- Kernel_T959V_KB7/drivers/net/tun.c
Apparently an update to the Gingerbread Samsung source code has been released:
GT-I9000_OpenSource_GB_Update.zip
Anyone have any idea what version this is?
(Downloading now to find out myself)
Haven't found any change log's for this release. Hopefully, the dev's are looking into it.
Well this is exciting. Maybe the devs can make this more stable than other GB ROMs?
can someone explain to me if you were to find the android 3.0-3.2 firmware and or source code files that are used on a tablet (obviously itd be a honeycomb os), with the source code file could work on porting a honeycomb rom be attempted ? or is the firmware/source code im speaking of incorrect of whats needed in rom development. I found an article and have downloaded what was both labeled source code (there were versions used by manufacturer for android 3.0 -3.2) i downloaded the 3.0 version of the "source code" and i also downloaded a matching version of the firmware for android 3.0 used by manufacturer. just looking for more insight before i start posting links or anything, want to make sure I'm giving accurate information .
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can someone explain to me if you were to find the android 3.0-3.2 firmware and or source code files that are used on a tablet (obviously itd be a honeycomb os), with the source code file could work on porting a honeycomb rom be attempted ? or is the firmware/source code im speaking of incorrect of whats needed in rom development. I found an article and have downloaded what was both labeled source code (there were versions used by manufacturer for android 3.0 -3.2) i downloaded the 3.0 version of the "source code" and i also downloaded a matching version of the firmware for android 3.0 used by manufacturer. just looking for more insight before i start posting links or anything, want to make sure I'm giving accurate information .
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Given that Google has not officially released the source code, you'd be posting warez which is against forum rules. Once Google officially releases source, devs could try to port it to the G2x but with ICS so close to being released/announced, I bet most people would wait for that since it officially supports smaller and lower resolution screens like the ones in phones.
Your correct google has not but other manufactures of tablets using honeycomb have. Following the general public license released the source code which has been made aware of to google by said manufacture. The source code as well as firm ware is readily available without by passing anytype of payment or "pirating" . So how would this be considered warez?
I was under the impression that they only released their specific bits of code and not the entire source code. I may be wrong, this isn't something I've been watching closely.
I don't think Honeycomb has been released yet. All custom roms are stock based. We have OC/UV kernels but the roms are just slight variants of stock.
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Maybe i misread something , but if you google something along the lines of asus honeycomb source code, you'll find a link to asustek which has said source code for various versions of honeycomb , ie 3.0-3.2 don't quote me on it being 100% being what people are looking for just something i stumbled across
OK I'll probably get flamed by people like I did in the Development forum calling my simple question "STUPID"..... but could this be the link to the source code for the P6210?
https://opensource.samsung.com/index.jsp
We already knew where the source code was. The problem is that they have not provided the wifi drivers in the correct form, according to garyd9 the wifi drivers are only binary, so i think that means he won't be able to do much with those wifi drivers. Another problem is that the source has not been updated to work with the newest over the LA3 firmware samsung has provided according to garyd9. If we didn't have the source code, then garyd9 wouldn't have been able to build a custom kernel for our tablet. You can find his kernel here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1421466
Sorry if it sounds like if i'm being mean to you, but the source code links had already been posted a long time ago in the development section http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1375911
I am looking to build my own kernel for my AT&T Skyrocket (2.6.35.11 - I727UCLA3). I want to find the default kernel code, try to build the default code and install it before I make modifications to it.
I found these files on the samsung opensource site:
https://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=SGH-I727
There is:
SGH-I727_NA_Opensource_Update1.zip
SGH-I727_ATT_Opensource.zip
SGH-I727R_Opensource.zip
I think that I want SGH-I727_ATT_Opensource.zip. Two questions though. What is Update1 and do I need that? Also, I expected there to be multiple files for each kernel release of the Skyrocket, however there is only 1. Is this the most recent 2.6.35.11 I727UCLA3 kernel?
One last thing. Are there any good mirrors for these files? The Samsung Open Source site is painfully slow and my downloads stop very quickly after starting.
Thanks a bunch.