Hi guys,
I'm learning to compile CM roms. And we have (on our device) developer who has stopped working on it (CM10 jelly bean). And I want to ask if it will be "just" fix this rom. Thanks for the reply.
Sorry for my bad english
Mlopik said:
Hi guys,
I'm learning to compile CM roms. And we have (on our device) developer who has stopped working on it (CM10 jelly bean). And I want to ask if it will be "just" fix this rom. Thanks for the reply.
Sorry for my bad english
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We need to know the errors you are encountering before we can help you fix them.
thewadegeek said:
We need to know the errors you are encountering before we can help you fix them.
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OK, but How do I find the errors?
Mlopik said:
OK, but How do I find the errors?
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Well follow the steps in the following link and let us know where you get stuck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641
thewadegeek said:
Well follow the steps in the following link and let us know where you get stuck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641
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You will have to change a few of the steps in the above linked thread, that is for pure aosp and you want cm10...
(Just need to change the "repo init...." part to cm10 repo)
Then follow rest of that thread but also add a kernel tree to the working folder
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mg2195 said:
You will have to change a few of the steps in the above linked thread, that is for pure aosp and you want cm10...
(Just need to change the "repo init...." part to cm10 repo)
Then follow rest of that thread but also add a kernel tree to the working folder
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I would actually say start off with a prebuilt kernel if possible, just to rule that out in the debugging process. Once he has a build able device tree he can add inline kernel building. Thanks for the catch though, I forget dastin's guides aren't for CM.
I got stuck at step five. I do not know how to install adb drivers. : (
Mlopik said:
I got stuck at step five. I do not know how to install adb drivers. : (
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Step 5 is installing the repo...is that what you meant? Just do the commands in a terminal
(Android SDK in step 1 installs adb...)
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mg2195 said:
Step 5 is installing the repo...is that what you meant? Just do the commands in a terminal
(Android SDK in step 1 installs adb...)
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I'm already on "How to add a device to the list" (Step 3). can i use on the CM10 this? https://github.com/Blefish/android_device_huawei_u8800
It would suffice to fix bugs me on this http://www.mediafire.com/?m6sy82bufgdjok5 . BOOTLOOP . I do not know how I find a problem and fix it. Please advise, I do not want to create a new rom when it's done, just needs to be fixed. :crying: :crying: :crying:
i read this about logcat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1726238 and about applications (Alogcat, Catlog). But these applications are the devices that are going to run. CM10 on huawei u8800 has a bootloop. How fix it?Would that work on my computer? with linux or windows? Please reply fast.
Mlopik said:
I'm already on "How to add a device to the list" (Step 3). can i use on the CM10 this? https://github.com/Blefish/android_device_huawei_u8800
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I'm not an expert on device trees but I'm pretty sure you need a jellybean (not ics) device tree...and your device is the u8800?
Also what are you using for kernel source? Or if using a prebuilt what kernel? Is made for jellybean...or ics like your device tree?
Mlopik said:
i read this about logcat: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1726238 and about applications (Alogcat, Catlog). But these applications are the devices that are going to run. CM10 on huawei u8800 has a bootloop. How fix it?Would that work on my computer? with linux or windows? Please reply fast.
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Logcat
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mg2195 said:
I'm not an expert on device trees but I'm pretty sure you need a jellybean (not ics) device tree...and your device is the u8800?
Also what are you using for kernel source? Or if using a prebuilt what kernel? Is made for jellybean...or ics like your device tree?
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Logcat
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It's for ics, but I ask if I can use this to the jelly bean, I guess not, huh? Huawei u8800 (Ideos x5) already has a jelly bean, but he needs to fix bootloop and more .. such as wifi, bluetooth, ... I'll try to fix it, but I need advice from you how to do it, if not corrected bootloop and the device can not start. So how do I do it. Please advise.
I will install CM10 for Huawei u8800, then run phone (starts a loop) and then connect my phone to pc and I type in the terminal "adb logcat", is that correct?
Mlopik said:
I will install CM10 for Huawei u8800, then run phone (starts a loop) and then connect my phone to pc and I type in the terminal "adb logcat", is that correct?
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Assuming you have android SDK installed yes, but type this instead "adb logcat > logcat.txt" that way it saves it to a .txt file you can upload
Your bootloop is likely caused by using ice repos instead of jb...mainly in kernel source
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mg2195 said:
Assuming you have android SDK installed yes, but type this instead "adb logcat > logcat.txt" that way it saves it to a .txt file you can upload
Your bootloop is likely caused by using ice repos instead of jb...mainly in kernel source
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Well all the problems appear to me and how to fix? I mean how.
Mlopik said:
Well all the problems appear to me and how to fix? I mean how.
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It helps to get that logcat...it may or may not help...but it will hopefully give you a starting point for fixing by telling you what is wrong
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mg2195 said:
It helps to get that logcat...it may or may not help...but it will hopefully give you a starting point for fixing by telling you what is wrong
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Ok, but how to fix it? Is there (for this) a program or something?
mg2195 said:
It helps to get that logcat...it may or may not help...but it will hopefully give you a starting point for fixing by telling you what is wrong
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If you have facebook, come on facebook. It will be better.
Mlopik said:
If you have facebook, come on facebook. It will be better.
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For privacy reasons I'm gonna have to say no
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Hello,
We are currently Busy with Cyanogenmod 9/ICS
We Ran into this error
- "It's impossible to create the "Samsung" folder not manually and so impossible to have the file extract-files.sh"
- "If we use this technique http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23758031&postcount=13 the terminal says "koush/proprietary_vendor_samsung not found" and stop the process "
Can anyone help us?
Thanks
Greeting Safariking
safariking said:
Hello,
We are currently Busy with Cyanogenmod 9/ICS
We Ran into this error
- "It's impossible to create the "Samsung" folder not manually and so impossible to have the file extract-files.sh"
- "If we use this technique http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23758031&postcount=13 the terminal says "koush/proprietary_vendor_samsung not found" and stop the process "
Can anyone help us?
Thanks
Greeting Safariking
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Yeah I was wondering almost the same thing..
I try to build AOSP, but I don't know how to get our proprietary part into the device directory. I lokked at many thread but I didn't find anything other than this little introduction..
Someone ?
Wait, you guys have an ICS build (or at least access to an ICS kernel)?
hanthesolo said:
Wait, you guys have an ICS build (or at least access to an ICS kernel)?
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Hello I am h2o64 (safariking partner in this project ).
The origin of this project and this thread then this one.
We want to make CyanogenMod used on the Samsung Galaxy S Player 3.6, we have followed this tutorial and handling errors are shown in this tutorial.
Does that answer your question hanthesolo?
Instead of koush use TheMuppets
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gmillz said:
Instead of koush use TheMuppets
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And I writte "epicmtd" next ?
h2o64 said:
And I writte "epicmtd" next ?
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Are you building for epicmtd?
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I'm building on Samsung Galaxy S Wifi 3.6 : YP-GS1. But i dont know his code name.
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Considering there's probably not a device tree. It will probably have to be made manually.
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Someone can do that?
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This will surely be helpful but I do not understand anything
h2o64 said:
Hello I am h2o64 (safariking partner in this project ).
The origin of this project and this thread then this one.
We want to make CyanogenMod used on the Samsung Galaxy S Player 3.6, we have followed this tutorial and handling errors are shown in this tutorial.
Does that answer your question hanthesolo?
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Alright thanks. If I am understanding thiscorrectlt, you guys have a HUGE task ahead of you. Not only do you have to create an ICS kernel (a process that took the entire 4.0 dev community months), but you also have to create a working cm9 build from sgs sources!
Good luck to you guys, but at least remember that one of your major differences is having an sgx530 instead if 540, meaning that you will have to integrate support for that.
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Alright thanks. If I am understanding thiscorrectlt, you guys have a HUGE task ahead of you. Not only do you have to create an ICS kernel (a process that took the entire 4.0 dev community months), but you also have to create a working cm9 build from sgs sources!
Good luck to you guys, but at least remember that one of your major differences is having an sgx530 instead if 540, meaning that you will have to integrate support for that.
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Thank You hanthesolo.
Does anyone know of documentation, tutorials, or some things like that to achieve our purpose?
thank you
h2o64 said:
Thank You hanthesolo.
Does anyone know of documentation, tutorials, or some things like that to achieve our purpose?
thank you
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Actually take the source from the sgs would mean a lot of work because these two devices aren't the same. Do you know another device that use a single core omap? You can base yourselves on this one.
zaclimon said:
Actually take the source from the sgs would mean a lot of work because these two devices aren't the same. Do you know another device that use a single core omap? You can base yourselves on this one.
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There is "Palm Pre" but it's not very intressting.
The CPU is ARM Cortex-A8 Processor 800 Mhz (OMAP3440)
h2o64 said:
There is "Palm Pre" but it's not very intressting.
The CPU is ARM Cortex-A8 Processor 800 Mhz (OMAP3440)
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Here you can find the OMAP devices:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMAP
But because the galaxy SL (I9003) is in there, you can base yourselves from it (it have the same initrd structure as the YP-GS1):
https://github.com/teamhacksung/android_device_samsung_galaxysl
Hope this helps.
Any info on the hardware?
Partitions?
Does this device have CWM?
gmillz said:
Any info on the hardware?
Partitions?
Does this device have CWM?
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Galaxy SL have CWM
Kernel CF-Root!
CWM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1151704
safariking said:
Galaxy SL have CWM
Kernel CF-Root!
CWM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1151704
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Yes I tried to port CWM using the I9003 ramdisk but it was half-baked actually.
safariking said:
Galaxy SL have CWM
Kernel CF-Root!
CWM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1151704
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Sorry I meant the galaxy player.
zaclimon said:
Yes I tried to port CWM using the I9003 ramdisk but it was half-baked actually.
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So It can't be used on our devices Can you explain me how to port it?
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Hi guys,
I need advice on how to fix bootloop (CM10) on Huawei u8800. Bootanimation works but after a while it reboot and again,again,... Maybe it's a bad boot img, no?
Please advice
Rom is here: http://www.mediafire.com/?m6sy82bufgdjok5
Thanks for the replies
Sorry for my bad english
Can you post a logcat? That would probably help more.
blazingwolf said:
Can you post a logcat? That would probably help more.
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Sadly no. This isnt my rom, but other developer for my phone. This developer has stopped working on CM10 and i am only noob and I want to learn how to compile cyanogen roms.
Do you know how to learn it? Pleaase. :crying:
Mlopik said:
Do you know how to learn it? Pleaase. :crying:
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641
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On windows it does not work?
You can't build cyanogenmod on windows...has to be linux...
You can get a logcat on windows though by installing the android SDK, once that's installed just type adb logcat on the cmd prompt
You don't have to replace windows withinux btw...you can dual boot it...give linux about 100gb or more and the rest will be for windows
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Mlopik said:
On windows it does not work?
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mg2195 said:
You can't build cyanogenmod on windows...has to be linux...
You can get a logcat on windows though by installing the android SDK, once that's installed just type adb logcat on the cmd prompt
You don't have to replace windows withinux btw...you can dual boot it...give linux about 100gb or more and the rest will be for windows
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Exactly, here I leave some links of various Linux distributions...
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/windows-installer
http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php
http://www.debian.org/CD/
Here are some that I use, but I recommend ubuntu, because it is the easiest to use for a newbie
Ok, i have ubuntu 12.04. Should I download cm compiler?
Mlopik said:
Ok, i have ubuntu 12.04. Should I download cm compiler?
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That's a good place to start indeed.
One thing: it does NOT have an option to add new devices.
when you add a device directory, you will get LOTS of errors you need to fix.
With your experience, I think you can fix the first one.
You'll need to ask the community for the rest.
Everyone here posting in the Chef Central area is willing to guide you,
but some of the actions you should really think of yourself..
lark freeme 70.1
blazingwolf said:
Can you post a logcat? That would probably help more.
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i have larkfreeme 70.1 but i lost android and boot loader
where can i get them
lark freeme 70.1
where can i get bootloader and android os on the lark freeme 70.1?
lark freeme 70.1
Ricardas25 said:
i have larkfreeme 70.1 but i lost android and boot loader
where can i get them
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i download fastboot software and i remove everything
When I make a new jelly bean rom (according to this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641). So how do I find and fix errors that will be there?
Thanks for reply
Sorry for my bad english :/
Mlopik said:
When I make a new jelly bean rom (according to this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641). So how do I find and fix errors that will be there?
Thanks for reply
Sorry for my bad english :/
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Just follow the guide, if there is any error during the build process it will list it and stop building, just copy and paste the error to pastebin.com and share the link here or even better in that tutorial thread, someone will hopefully tell you what's wrong and how to fix it
Once its built flash it, if the flash fails then while.in recovery go to advanced, then report error...upload that log here
Once it boots up, if something's not working start a logcat then send us the logcat
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lark freeme 70.1
mg2195 said:
Just follow the guide, if there is any error during the build process it will list it and stop building, just copy and paste the error to pastebin.com and share the link here or even better in that tutorial thread, someone will hopefully tell you what's wrong and how to fix it
Once its built flash it, if the flash fails then while.in recovery go to advanced, then report error...upload that log here
Once it boots up, if something's not working start a logcat then send us the logcat
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i can't turn on the tablet and i don't have flash tool and my pc can't see the tablet
Hello everyone,
I am a newbie here, I want to compile Cyanogenmod from source and I learned CyanogenMod wiki.
Unfortunately I didn't find my device, ZTE v889d. I have downloaded the Cyanogenmod source, the wiki tells
cd ~/android/system/device/manufacturer/device-name/
./extract-files.sh
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However I didn't see device/zte/v889d, so I don't know what to do. I searched the github, there's no such file either.
Is there any guide for me to do this? Thanks in advance.
josephok said:
Hello everyone,
I am a newbie here, I want to compile Cyanogenmod from source and I learned CyanogenMod wiki.
Unfortunately I didn't find my device, ZTE v889d. I have downloaded the Cyanogenmod source, the wiki tells
However I didn't see device/zte/v889d, so I don't know what to do. I searched the github, there's no such file either.
Is there any guide for me to do this? Thanks in advance.
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You have to find a device tree for your device...or make one
I can't help with making one as I've never made a device tree...
But for finding one just Google ZTE v889d github...if someone has made one it should pop up...if you can't find any...then your out of luck and will have to make your own..
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mg2195 said:
You have to find a device tree for your device...or make one
I can't help with making one as I've never made a device tree...
But for finding one just Google ZTE v889d github...if someone has made one it should pop up...if you can't find any...then your out of luck and will have to make your own..
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Thanks for reply. I can't find device tree on github, it seems that I have to create one, is there any guide for this?
josephok said:
Thanks for reply. I can't find device tree on github, it seems that I have to create one, is there any guide for this?
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I'm no pro either, but perhaps you could find a device that is close to your model that is cm supported and then look into its vendor tree on github. Doing this will allow you to see what you need to pull from your firmware to start a tree. Or if the devices are close enough you might even be able to barrow some of the supported devices pre existing tree.
Hope this helps a little
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I'm no pro either, but perhaps you could find a device that is close to your model that is cm supported and then look into its vendor tree on github. Doing this will allow you to see what you need to pull from your firmware to start a tree. Or if the devices are close enough you might even be able to barrow some of the supported devices pre existing tree.
Hope this helps a little
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Thanks
I did wonder did you get it to work for you..?
Could try my guide to give it a nother try here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1935162
If its not too late:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010281
How to create device tree.
s-off tool controlbear for Windows???
i badly need this, i never used ubuntu.
plz provide me
slowy77 said:
s-off tool controlbear for Windows???
i badly need this, i never used ubuntu.
plz provide me
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here you go buddy
uzair93 said:
here you go buddy
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Take it down the original devs took down the windows version from public for a reason respect their wishes!!
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i downloaded, so plz delete the attachment
need the controlbear windows version
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here you go buddy
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can you plz upload the controlbear for windows again... i need it.. plzz
aadil3072 said:
can you plz upload the controlbear for windows again... i need it.. plzz
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https://www.google.com/search?q=con...i61j0l2j69i61.2530j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
You can find one there. Good luck! :good:
not found
your link leads to google search and the further results provide no help. unlimited.io i.e. the official site, of course they have removed the windows tool, despite that you posted that link ? what for ? nothing?
transgressor01 said:
your link leads to google search and the further results provide no help. unlimited.io i.e. the official site, of course they have removed the windows tool, despite that you posted that link ? what for ? nothing?
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I don't have time to find one, so I left it there for people to use, apparently everyone is too lazy to find a working file.
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runamux.net/search/view/zip/uj6sBu3s/ControlBearRelease_ruby_GB_WIN.html
Ok...
I made your work easy...
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Ok. I know this is nooby but I don't have anyone else to ask. I am trying to build Android 4.4 Kit Kat for the Flyer. I followed this guide. I installed all the packages, installed the repo downloaded the source code but I can't find my device on github
1) Find the github for your device you wish to add. (For me it is the Asus Nexus 7 (2013) [codename: flo]
2) Now navigate to the location you are going clone the device tree to:
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I searched and I couldn't find the Flyer's files on Github. I only found a kernel source by doomlord but I don't think that's it. Anyone can help me. Any sorte of help would be appretiated. I am just trying to bring this device back from the dead.
Really? That is not how it works, you need drivers snd a whole lot more. If it were that easy every phone would be on 4.4
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rbebber said:
Really? That is not how it works, you need drivers snd a whole lot more. If it were that easy every phone would be on 4.4
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Look as I said I am noob for building. I read at a guide that you need to get a git clone after repo syncing. But if that's not true point me out to a thread.