little bit of a story I recently moved from Asia to the United States, and I had a Poco F1, which was unlocked, but I had network issues, so I decided to go with the Google Pixel 7 Pro. I am familiar with the fundamentals of custom rom development. How can I build ROMs for Cheetah? for Poco F1 It was simple: we needed the device tree, common tree, vendor tree, and kernel, and you are ready to compile.
I want to build Derpfest.
There are several roms here on the forum and they can probably help you. If not mistaken it should be the same way.
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How could I be able to build/port bugless Android 7 (Nougat) for MT65xx based devices (Specifically MT6582 device "Mine is Infinix Hot X507")? I am looking for building/porting a bugless Lineage OS/Resurrection Remix/AOSP/... latest release ROMs for my MT6582 device. I've no experience in building/porting Android ROMs. My question could be what are the topics/guides I need to learn from in order to have the skills of the person who is able to build/port a bugless Nougat version for my device?
It doesn't matter the topics/guides are for porting/building (also is it easy/hard), however the more convenient approach for me is the one by which I could have a bugless fully device-compatible ROM at the end.
I have good programming knowledge base and dealing with command line software. Also I will start learning Linux Kernel in few weeks after my exams.
I need your valuable help and suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Research/Outcomes till now:
■ I have read a little about porting. I understood that first I need a to-be-Port-ed ROM of another phone having the same CPU. I have found one here, but unfortunately it has some bugs. The publisher says that this version is unstable and needs someone to build it for MT6582. I'm looking for being able to have the skills to be that person .
omareg94 said:
How could I be able to build/port bugless Android 7 (Nougat) for MT65xx based devices (Specifically MT6582 device "Mine is Infinix Hot X507")? I am looking for building/porting a bugless Lineage OS/Resurrection Remix/AOSP/... latest release ROMs for my MT6582 device. I've no experience in building/porting Android ROMs. My question could be what are the topics/guides I need to learn from in order to have the skills of the person who is able to build/port a bugless Nougat version for my device?
It doesn't matter the topics/guides are for porting/building (also is it easy/hard), however the more convenient approach for me is the one by which I could have a bugless fully device-compatible ROM at the end.
I have good programming knowledge base and dealing with command line software. Also I will start learning Linux Kernel in few weeks after my exams.
I need your valuable help and suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Research/Outcomes till now:
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First of all, chances are high you won't get a fully bugless one at the very first boot.there will be device specific files that causes minor bugs which you can only find and fix after the ROM boots successfully. This should be your primary objective,there are lot of guides for porting mediatek devices you can follow guides for marshmallow ROMs as its similar.
But i must it will be easier trying a marshmallow or lollipop roms first if youre new,anyway I wish you Good luck:good:
- Now to the ROM (trust me I know all about it)
It is based on 3.10.103 kernel so first you have to build one for your device. basic things like data aren't working in this beta release.
The publisher says he needs someone to build it for mt6582? Well,**** .
Building ROMs/kernels aren't easy but I'll tell you what is though ,stealing someone's days of work, put it in your blog without even giving some credits,this youtuber may not know about it so...I'm not gonna do anything about it
Will this build be fixed? It was ditched because of the above mentioned problem but I/other devs may release another stable build for our device(lenovo a5000) but it may or may not be available to the public
Edit :it's out now
Hello,
I'd like to get into android ROM development. But I will need help/guidance.
I've managed to build lineageos for curtana using xiaomi kernel and malachite device tree and vendor files. Don't know it it actually works as I don't have the device
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So as I said I'd like to learn it, but as android is big I am still kinda lost in it. I know i can create something that already is, but that is not useful to the others, so that's why I am thinking about these 2 devices xiaomi note 10 or note 10 lite as they don't have any roms yet.
So if there is anyone who will be able to help and guide me through the process of getting device tree, vendor files and using (xiaomi) kernel putting it all together, I will be more than happy to buy one of those devices and go and create and support some lineageos, aosp and or pixel experience roms.
Thanks
Gajdalf said:
Hello,
I'd like to get into android ROM development. But I will need help/guidance.
I've managed to build lineageos for curtana using xiaomi kernel and malachite device tree and vendor files. Don't know it it actually works as I don't have the device
.
So as I said I'd like to learn it, but as android is big I am still kinda lost in it. I know i can create something that already is, but that is not useful to the others, so that's why I am thinking about these 2 devices xiaomi note 10 or note 10 lite as they don't have any roms yet.
So if there is anyone who will be able to help and guide me through the process of getting device tree, vendor files and using (xiaomi) kernel putting it all together, I will be more than happy to buy one of those devices and go and create and support some lineageos, aosp and or pixel experience roms.
Thanks
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The problem is that there are no working trees yet. The only thing which is not working is the display. the display is just dead
I have been running AOSP preview 2 on EMUI 9.1 STF-L09. This build was created by openkirin and runs smoothly. However, upon a polite request from openkirin I was told that I was not able to use their device tree and sources for unknown reasons.
My question is to anybody even with mild experience what I can do. I spotted a kernel tree for kirin 960: https://github.com/wirmpolter/device_huawei_kirin960-common along with the two: https://github.com/wirmpolter/device_huawei_hi3660 and https://github.com/wirmpolter/proprietary_vendor_huawei_kirin960-common
The other alternative is to use https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations if this is more stable. I could try merging the two.
However, I have never done any Dev work before so I just wanted to stay of by building my own stable AOSP and then trying to get pixel experience to work
Could anyone tell me what's happening? All of a sudden, we got bombarded with Custom ROMs for our Poco F2 Pro. But, who did this magic?
But, the question is: (Could anyone explain to me please?)
Some users told me that Xiaomi hadn't released the entire Poco F2 Pro Kernel source code.
What about the Device and Vendor tree? Is it missing anything?
Thank you all for making this possible!!!
It's because of @SebaUbuntu who created the device tree and first ROM. All other ROMs excluding EvoX are based on his work.
grt67DFqyu said:
It's because of @SebaUbuntu who created the device tree and first ROM. All other ROMs excluding EvoX are based on his work.
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+1..all based on his work
Can we expect Lineage OS to be released for realme X3? I have a feeling that it is one of the phones that can really benefit from lineage OS as despite having excellent specifications it is bogged down by terrible software support by realme?
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Can we expect Lineage OS to be released for realme X3? I have a feeling that it is one of the phones that can really benefit from lineage OS as despite having excellent specifications it is bogged down by terrible software support by realme?
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There is no way to know if or when any device will get any kind of custom ROMs. That is a matter of whether someone with the knowledge to create custom ROMs owns one of those devices or not and whether or not they choose to build a ROM for that device and that is only "if" the stock source code has been made available to the public. If the stock source code has not been made available to the public, custom ROMs cannot be built for the device because stock source code is required in the building process.
The short answer is you will just have to wait and see or take it upon yourself to try building LineageOS for your device for yourself. Trying to build it yourself might get you there faster because you might be in for a long wait if you wait for someone else to do it or may never happen at all.