Any chance we could see the development for Moto-G ?
AOSP or Lineage..
Or can someone provide me a tutorial to build myself?
Would be happy about an experimental build with basic functions. Just to test the new version. Hope that's coming soon to us
allrightlite said:
Would be happy about an experimental build with basic functions. Just to test the new version. Hope that's coming soon to us
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I have all the resources to build myself, i just need to know how to build one.. any tutorial available specifically for Moto-G on building ROMs?
Hope anybody can help
the almighty Search can help you.
What about android GO? Is android O but for low phones. Maybe for our Moto G 2013 is the better solution
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Can someone port it for us? Maybe you who knows how to do that ?
apelamod said:
Can someone port it for us? Maybe you who knows how to do that ?
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I knew someone would ask. if someone was interested they'd already be preparing. you asking/begging makes no difference.
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Only a matter of porting system images that are coming to the n5 and n7 but that would be hard to do..
It doesn't matter we'll be getting it sooner than the others. So stay calm and wait
Port ?
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Can someone port it for us? Maybe you who knows how to do that ?
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How to do that?
I am having Moto G (still waiting for Android L updates), But I would like to offer my help.
It is possible but first you need to edit or create a device tree. (Only an AOSP device tree is compatible I guess)
You need a kernel tree, AND a vendor tree.
Motorola has published the Moto G GPE sources in the 'falcon' branch here, just view the latest release:
http://github.com/motorolamobilityllc
So we need real developers to edit these trees. I know how to compile roms, but I DON'T know how to edit device trees.
So I don't think it's really necessary because it's only a Developer Preview and I prefer an official Android L release first...
Hey, guys! May I ask you a question, how do you adapt a phone to latest version?
I flash LeWa OS based on android 5.0, this is officially released test version, but open source code is 4.4. I want to know how did the developer make 5.0?
please tell me the way, thanks!
Nick-0113 said:
Hey, guys! May I ask you a question, how do you adapt a phone to latest version?
I flash LeWa OS based on android 5.0, this is officially released test version, but open source code is 4.4. I want to know how did the developer make 5.0?
please tell me the way, thanks!
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Hi and thank you for using XDA Assist
When a new Android Version comes up the developers modify the native sources of the device and adapt it in order to make it compatible with the latest version, that's how it works. There is much work to do beyond the final product which your see.
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If one were interested in learning how to port cyanogenmod and had minimal experience in coding (aside from some high school courses) where would one find a tutorial or assistance in porting CM to the idol 3? TIA
Hello.
Porting CM ? CM12.1 has already been compiled for our device and it's fully fonctional
Making your own builds is your actual goal,I presume.
Also,do a little exploring before you post a question like this one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/guide-android-rom-development-t2814763
This should be of help as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/guide-build-cm12-source-t3045014
It is pretty much the same for other roms(make a folder for the files,repo init...(specific for the rom,look for it in manifest or build repos of roms github)
Just for myself
murigny64 said:
Hello.
Porting CM ? CM12.1 has already been compiled for our device and it's fully fonctional
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Yeah I just wanted to build for myself to learn.
Thanks!
The Marionette said:
Making your own builds is your actual goal,I presume.
Also,do a little exploring before you post a question like this one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/guide-android-rom-development-t2814763
This should be of help as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/guide-build-cm12-source-t3045014
It is pretty much the same for other roms(make a folder for the files,repo init...(specific for the rom,look for it in manifest or build repos of roms github)
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Awesome, thanks a ton.
Twitchyleftarm said:
If one were interested in learning how to port cyanogenmod and had minimal experience in coding (aside from some high school courses) where would one find a tutorial or assistance in porting CM to the idol 3? TIA
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Start to learn how to use search menu on XDA, then read,learn and then ask questions
Nobody will give you here a one message course how to get source,compile and build the ROM.
When is Nokia going to release the kernel source for the Nokia 3 ?
It would be of much help if Nokia will give out the sources for aftermarket development.
If u by any means get hands on it, please kindly share.
iykeDROID™ said:
Why is Nokia going to release the kernel source for the Nokia 3 ?
It would be of much help if Nokia will give out the sources for aftermarket development.
If u by any means get hands on it, please kindly share.
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Nokia mostly don't give a **** about customers, so no kernel source
SkaboXD said:
Nokia mostly don't give a **** about customers, so no kernel source
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Yeah I know but it would be good enough to ask them.
I was previously on a Motorola device(Moto E4-woods) the mtk variant, which we had to ask for kernel source before the released it.
Am currently trying to work on custom Roms for Nokia 3, but going with stock kernel isn't enough.
iykeDROID™ said:
Yeah I know but it would be good enough to ask them.
I was previously on a Motorola device(Moto E4-woods) the mtk variant, which we had to ask for kernel source before the released it.
Am currently trying to work on custom Roms for Nokia 3, but going with stock kernel isn't enough.
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we can still port roms without kernel source, but we need to find rom with same cpu, gpu and same kernel version.
iykeDROID™ said:
Yeah I know but it would be good enough to ask them.
I was previously on a Motorola device(Moto E4-woods) the mtk variant, which we had to ask for kernel source before the released it.
Am currently trying to work on custom Roms for Nokia 3, but going with stock kernel isn't enough.
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LMAO
Ok, i waited a bit and Support responded, here is a full chat
Okay, let's wait and see how it goes
Does anyone know about this topic?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-note-10/how-to/custom-development-t4018813
In short:there are same some efforts trying to get custom Roms but nothing groundbreaking yet.
I am working on the device tree right now to compile from source. Not ready yet and don't have the device in hand right now (should arrive soon) s.o. else is trying with treble images.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-note-10/how-to/custom-development-t4018813
In short:there are same some efforts trying to get custom Roms but nothing groundbreaking yet.
I am working on the device tree right now to compile from source. Not ready yet and don't have the device in hand right now (should arrive soon) s.o. else is trying with treble images.
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I thought device tree is something that was used to be leaked from Xiaomi
As far as I can see there is no device tree published by xiaomi for tucana (our device)
Only thing we have rn is kernel source.
But we can create device tree by ourself. There are some basic guides online. Rest is compare with existing device trees for similar devices and copy&paste.
for now I have downloaded k20 device tree, removed everything k20-specific (e. G. Popup Camera) and adapt further files for our device(s)
When my handset arrives (should be today) I can start unlock procedure (should take some time to get the code AFAIK), then I can unlock bootloader, flash custom recovery and see if I can get my device to boot properly after flashing... Then comes troubleshooting.
Right now I am expecting maybe a halfway booting device or broken/missing functionality at best. But we will see
I hope soon
The more people help together the faster we can get some Roms ?
nchantmnt said:
The more people help together the faster we can get some Roms ?
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If you have a group for this, would you pm?
No group yet, but you still get an pm
Anyone willing to collaborate is welcome to pm me as well
I have seen this Android 9 source code. Is it helpful?
https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/tree/tucana-p-oss
I thought this model would have more support and after 4 months there is no Rom. I hope that now that the price is going down more people buy it and we have more community. Thank you for what you know and develop.
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I have seen this Android 9 source code. Is it helpful?
https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/tree/tucana-p-oss
I thought this model would have more support and after 4 months there is no Rom. I hope that now that the price is going down more people buy it and we have more community. Thank you for what you know and develop.
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Just an incomplete kernel sources, I think is useless.
https://www.xda-developers.com/poss...-fcc-certified-snapdragon-730g-penta-cameras/
There will be a lite edition soon. The only difference on hardware is number of pixels.
If its ROM is same or almost the same to current models, we should get some progress around development.
Anything new?
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Does anyone know about this topic?
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Please look at the existing topics first, before opening another topic!
nchantmnt said:
As far as I can see there is no device tree published by xiaomi for tucana (our device)
Only thing we have rn is kernel source.
But we can create device tree by ourself. There are some basic guides online. Rest is compare with existing device trees for similar devices and copy&paste.
for now I have downloaded k20 device tree, removed everything k20-specific (e. G. Popup Camera) and adapt further files for our device(s)
When my handset arrives (should be today) I can start unlock procedure (should take some time to get the code AFAIK), then I can unlock bootloader, flash custom recovery and see if I can get my device to boot properly after flashing... Then comes troubleshooting.
Right now I am expecting maybe a halfway booting device or broken/missing functionality at best. But we will see
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Well, just tell me if you need help.
Same here, I am very tempted by the Note 10 but I am waiting for an aosp rom as many people complained about the stock miui rom
Any news or update on this? Would love to buy a Mi Note 10 as their prices have gone down but with the lack of development I'm kind of leaning towards the 9t even tho I'm worried about that front camera as some have had issues. I suspect not many are developing for this device because of the high price. Hopefully whoever said something up there about the Note 10 lite gets custom ROMs going with more devs
I'm still trying here but very short on time. We have some good progress on device tree thanks to someone else (thanks Hlcpereira).
nchantmnt said:
I'm still trying here but very short on time. We have some good progress on device tree thanks to someone else (thanks Hlcpereira).
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yes he is working on this device.
nchantmnt said:
I'm still trying here but very short on time. We have some good progress on device tree thanks to someone else (thanks Hlcpereira).
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Awesome news! Thanks :good:
I think the development goes now straight because we have MIUI Stable based on Android 10 now.
Good luck!