I am interested in making a Custom ICS ROM for SGS2.
Can some one please direct me to an up to date tutorial.
I have searched XDA only found a thread by sengab1991. This thread is for I9100G and it is still in-complete for Custom ROMs.
Any one with knowledge please help me,
Thanks in Advance.
t4ure4n said:
I am interested in making a Custom ICS ROM for SGS2.
Can some one please direct me to an up to date tutorial.
I have searched XDA only found a thread by sengab1991. This thread is for I9100G and it is still in-complete for Custom ROMs.
Any one with knowledge please help me,
Thanks in Advance.
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you can use these to pieces of software, making is easier to build your own rom, also a good starting point.
[Kitchen] Easy Development Studio (BETA 2) Released 5/1/12
[KITCHEN] Android Kitchen, v0.192 [Linux / Mac / Windows]
s.d.oconnor said:
you can use these to pieces of software, making is easier to build your own rom, also a good starting point.
[Kitchen] Easy Development Studio (BETA 2) Released 5/1/12
[KITCHEN] Android Kitchen, v0.192 [Linux / Mac / Windows]
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I'll give it a go.. Thanks for your help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1132724
may help.
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Hello my friend,
I'm software developper and cooker on Windows Mobile.
I would like to begin my Android cooking and have reading many tips on XDA, thanks a lot for this.
Nevertheless, i have some little questions....
In order to cook rom for android, it's possible to edit the rom with a kitchen and build a final ZIP rom in order to update with recovery menu.
But, if i want to update the latest android build, what is the way ?
* Need i to download the android source code and buid it ?
* I'm so sorry for this noob question but it's very hard to find "simple" informations about the different way of cooking on android. It will be very nice if anyone could explain the different way of cooking and this amazing os
Thanks a lot my friends,
Regards,
Nixeus
WoW....
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Is Android an opensource community ?
I come from the Windows Mobile cooking, and people are better helpful
Nixeus said:
WoW....
104 views and no answer...
Is Android an opensource community ?
I come from the Windows Mobile cooking, and people are better helpful
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That's no way to ask for help...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=697938
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=667298
(all above links are in this subforum)
The build of android you cook is determined by the device you own. That's where you need to start.
1. Choose device
2. Look for device on xda forums
3. Look around the device forum you just selected, paying extra attention to the "<device-name> Android Development" subforum
4. Learn
Cooking for android (correctly) isn't learned overnight.
Thanks a lot
I not techie when it comes to Smartphones
When it comes to building Windows 7 I know the ins and out of the .dll files and exe files etc...
For Building Windows I use RT7 Lite & Win Toolkit....
Is there a software like RT7Lite or Win Toolkit to help Development on Android platform? All in one toolkit
if anyone knows any please send me direct links to the sites I would love to build an Android Custom Firmware....
Thanks.....
XDA is full of guides and information an android development...
this link is only one of many here, that will help you begin and learn about this amazing software..
The general search feature will also yield many more results for you..
Again, welcome to the forums, and welcome to XDA....g
https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...ds-cse&usg=AFQjCNFNOpTr_4hz7mdgi6xPFfrfgY2Z0Q
gregsarg said:
XDA is full of guides and information an android development...
this link is only one of many here, that will help you begin and learn about this amazing software..
The general search feature will also yield many more results for you..
Again, welcome to the forums, and welcome to XDA....g
https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...ds-cse&usg=AFQjCNFNOpTr_4hz7mdgi6xPFfrfgY2Z0Q
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Wow this is very neat thank you Gregsarg never seen this page LMAO :laugh::laugh:
This is just prefect
Always welcome.....g
Hello, my name is Chris and i am 15 years old. I love android and technology in general and i would like to get into android ROM development. If someone with experience wants to teach me the basics of Android ROM development i would appreciate it very much. Any interested can leave comment. Thank you.
ChrisMitsis said:
Hello, my name is Chris and i am 15 years old. I love android and technology in general and i would like to get into android ROM development. If someone with experience wants to teach me the basics of Android ROM development i would appreciate it very much. Any interested can leave comment. Thank you.
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Hi Chris my name is Andrew and i might be able to give you some basic info and guidelines. First i would suggest using a ROM kitchen for basic ROM modding. I would recommend using Dsixda's ROM kitchen http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246 .When you feel confident that you can get on tothe more complex stuff you can check my tutorial about compiling from source code http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667551 .After you get over that then the Internet should become your mentor in advanced source code editing (most of the time anyway but you shouldn't feel shy about asking something if unclear)
Hello,
can anyone suggest an android porting of GLIB? I need glib because I'm trying to build libqmi.
I need to build it inside a platform build (so, no need for a build using the NDK).
It seems that there are some portings out there, but I wonder which is the most used among xda developers...
This is probably a question that should be done in the development forums, but since I'm a noob I'm not able to open new topics there...
Regards,
Daniele
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Hi,
I am a noob to Android development because I am just venturing out of Bada development, even though I will continue to develop Bada
I have decided that the ROM will be made for Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro
Since, me and my team of developers are new to this, we need the help of some experienced souls
I am reading and following the android custom rom guides, here at XDA
Can anyone help me in this development process?
Best Is Android KitcheN.
krittin98 said:
Hi,
I am a noob to Android development because I am just venturing out of Bada development, even though I will continue to develop Bada
I have decided that the ROM will be made for Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro
Since, me and my team of developers are new to this, we need the help of some experienced souls
I am reading and following the android custom rom guides, here at XDA
Can anyone help me in this development process?
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I think The Best Way to create a Custom Rom Fast N Easy is to Create it by Android Kitchen.
Look in the android Cook section and XDA university. Avoid kitchens. They are not for people that want to learn to develop android roms, they are basicly for noobs.
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