Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have lenovo a3000 h tablet and I am searching for custom ROM for it.
Only one person around the world has developed custom ROM ie., CyanogenMod cm11 for it and uploaded it to some website but that site currently is not in use I mean it is dead.Fortunately he has uploaded source code to git hub. I have searched the ROM zip file in web but not found.
I know that in the open source world if we have source code we can compile it and create software. I have downloaded all source code file's from github.
I am providing the address below
https://github.com/lenovo-a3-dev/android_kernel_lenovo_mt8389?files=1.
Can any one of you suggest a way how to create a ROM zip file so that I can flash using custom recovery like cwm or twrp.
I know that the task is complex but suggestions from all are helpful.
Regards,
Rupesh.
rupeshforu3 said:
Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have lenovo a3000 h tablet and I am searching for custom ROM for it...
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Your best bet is to post this question within one of the following thread Guides that's Github specific.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1877040
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3551484
Good Luck!
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I think that it is impossible to create a ROM from source code as it needs lot of theories and also 150 GB of hard disk space.
I came to above decision because I have read in some website.
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Hi,
Nowadays I'm going to do some work in firmwares and I've looked for the full P6200L source tree in a lot of places, but I had no success.
In this post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1576553&page=1) I saw a huge and great discussion regarding port cyanogen 6 to the devices P6200 like. Unfortunately I'm not allowed to post comments directly there.
Can some one point to me where can I find the latest source code that @aorth is using to generate those builds?
ss.plinio said:
Hi,
Nowadays I'm going to do some work in firmwares and I've looked for the full P6200L source tree in a lot of places, but I had no success.
In this post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1576553&page=1) I saw a huge and great discussion regarding port cyanogen 6 to the devices P6200 like. Unfortunately I'm not allowed to post comments directly there.
Can some one point to me where can I find the latest source code that @aorth is using to generate those builds?
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Guys, @aorth send a message to me. I think this thread may be closed now.
Thanks.
Hello everyone,
I've heard people saying it was not possible to develop ROMs for Lenovo phones due to lack of source code.
Today while visiting the support site I see that Source code for several phones like P700i(MTK6577),S660(MTK 6582m),A7-30 Tablet(MT8382 ) are present at the lenovo website.
LINK:http://mobilesupport.lenovo.com/us/en
Just enter the name of your phone model in the search bar to check if source code is available.
Hope to see some ROMs coming soon.:good:
thnx mate
hey thnx buddy....you saved d day...
Downloading now and will check source files.
Okay I hope this would help in ROM development
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iZLeeP said:
Downloading now and will check source files.
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Is this the required source code or something is missing?
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Hii8 said:
Is this the required source code or something is missing?
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Sorry, but I can't really answer your question since I'm not a developer. I'm only enthusiastic about android and right now am learning how to build from source so don't get your hopes up.
Looks like they have the sources for my A369i too.
probably I'm going to buy a lenovo s660, hoping to have good news from ROM developers
any news?
pls help
hello
iam also using lenovo p700i .i have download open source code but i dont no how to use it pls help
what with this open source code? and what is use for? im just curius. im already downloading the source for my lenovo a369i but dunno what to do with this.
I have A3300 gv lenovo tablet and downloaded an open source code but I don't know how to use it. Please help.
how to use/install that open source code file?
shilva00 said:
what with this open source code? and what is use for? im just curius. im already downloading the source for my lenovo a369i but dunno what to do with this.
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you have to compiled that in linux, if u want to make a custom kernel/recovery/ROM then merge or patch it with custom source code. u can find the tutorial here in xda
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Hey there!
I started a new project for a new ROM based on AOSP with some friends and wanted to know if I am allowed to upload the vendor binaries from here: https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers?hl=de#hammerheadktu84q to my github for including it in the build?:silly:
Couldn´t find an answer in the license myself but I saw that it has been uploaded already in some git repos.
Thanks for your help again!
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Why wouldn't you be able to?
My Question Is How Will the Custom Rom Made From The Aosp Base??
I Really want to learn the Android Custom Rom Development.(Again I'm Telling That I'm Not asking about complier or bulid the rom). I'm asking about the source and how it is made.
I Want To Be a core member.
Giving a Guide To This Question Is Highly Appreciated!!
Thank You Guys
(t.me) is a good place, they use SDK and Android Kitchen etc.
JaswanthTeja said:
My Question Is How Will the Custom Rom Made From The Aosp Base??
I Really want to learn the Android Custom Rom Development.(Again I'm Telling That I'm Not asking about complier or bulid the rom). I'm asking about the source and how it is made.
I Want To Be a core member.
Giving a Guide To This Question Is Highly Appreciated!!
Thank You Guys
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Custom ROM sources require that the stock source code be made available to the public by the manufacturer/carrier of the device. If the stock source code for a specific device has not been made available to the public, developers can not create custom ROM source code for that specific device. Developers use the stock source code to create the custom ROM source code and then ROMs are built using the custom source they created. I think that is the answer you were really looking for. You want to know how the source code itself that the ROMs are built from is created. You aren't asking about the fruit that comes from the tree, you are asking where the tree that bears the fruit comes from. Am I right?
The only way to get custom ROMs on devices that do not have stock source code made available is to port custom ROMs from a similar device with the same architecture that does have available source code and custom ROMs made for it.
OldNoobOne said:
(t.me) is a good place, they use SDK and Android Kitchen etc.
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I don't think that is what they are asking.
Droidriven said:
I don't think that is what they are asking.
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Yeah, I Want To Know About Android Arc
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Yeah, I Want To Know About Android Arc
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I answered the question. If you specifically want to know how developers convert stock source code into custom ROM source code, you probably will not find that answer here. Most of the people here work with the stuff that the LineageOS team creates from stock source code after the custom ROM source code has been created, they are not part of the process involved in creating the custom source code. It is like being a construction worker, the construction worker does not create the material that he uses to build a house, someone else creates the materials and then he uses what they created to build a house. Google and the LineageOS team create the material, the developers here use what they created to build the ROMs here.
You should try going to github or the LineageOS website to ask your question.
Droidriven said:
I answered the question. If you specifically want to know how developers convert stock source code into custom ROM source code, you probably will not find that answer here. Most of the people here work with the stuff that the LineageOS team creates from stock source code after the custom ROM source code has been created, they are not part of the process involved in creating the custom source code. It is like being a construction worker, the construction worker does not create the material that he uses to build a house, someone else creates the materials and then he uses what they created to build a house. Google and the LineageOS team create the material, the developers here use what they created to build the ROMs here.
You should try going to github or the LineageOS website to ask your question.
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So hello xda I'm atoore I wana know something please if you can answer me, I would be grateful. I developed a miui official and a source code with a kernel 7 years ago but I didn't post in xda because of family problems. If you can locate my source code inside the internet with the kernel, please let me know. The miui official inside the internet with multi upload website that I used to upload it is not original. The original miui official is inside a Samsung galaxy s2 located in Tukwilla washington. What I wana know is this, if you can find the source code for me plus the download link for the miui official inside the internet, please post it here in this thread. Thank you for reading....