who knows how to create or modify a kernel?
Who can help me create roms?, No matter the language, but it would be nice to speak Spanish.
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YONFREDY said:
who knows how to create or modify a kernel?
Who can help me create roms?, No matter the language, but it would be nice to speak Spanish.
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Create custom ROMS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1997717
Modify kernels
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1477845
thanks
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Answer on POST #3 by Enomther
Hi,
I'm the author of LeoFroYo, an android 2.2 ROM.
I'm currently trying to integrate read and write arabic support into it and would like to include additional languages into my ROM.
Note: this topic is not about arabic support, but about additional languages.
I know Enomther's TheOfficial has more locales than the stock AOSP.
So I opened this thread to:
Get help to include more languages into the Android system
Make a guide on HowTo do so
So here are my questions:
But how to I include new languages into the system?
Do I only add strings.xml into frameworks_base?
What files do I need?
Simple XML or do I need to madify Makefiles?
How to compile with new languages?
I want those added languages to be listed into the SetupWizard
I think it's Enomther who told me this requiered to change things in vendor/.
But don't know quite what to do nor how.
Thanks everyone to help this community
PS: I will update this first post when a solution/steps will be found so it will be a guide for devs
Am I the only one who's concerned about languages support?
maybe all are satistied with the stock languages
btw, I also want to know how
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leonnib4 said:
Hi,
I'm the author of LeoFroYo, an android 2.2 ROM.
I'm currently trying to integrate read and write arabic support into it and would like to include additional languages into my ROM.
Note: this topic is not about arabic support, but about additional languages.
I know Enomther's TheOfficial has more locales than the stock AOSP.
So I opened this thread to:
Get help to include more languages into the Android system
Make a guide on HowTo do so
So here are my questions:
But how to I include new languages into the system?
Do I only add strings.xml into frameworks_base?
What files do I need?
Simple XML or do I need to madify Makefiles?
How to compile with new languages?
I want those added languages to be listed into the SetupWizard
I think it's Enomther who told me this requiered to change things in vendor/.
But don't know quite what to do nor how.
Thanks everyone to help this community
PS: I will update this first post when a solution/steps will be found so it will be a guide for devs
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Yea that was me ...
1) Do not modify and/or add strings.xml to framework
2) Do not modify other xml or any Makefiles
3) Like any other compilation, type "make"
So here's the answer to your real question ...
What I was referring to previously is the need to create a device/htc/passion/(vendor-custom).mk file. To include more languages. (This is what I do)
However..........
Here's another method that may be clearer for you to implement the first go around ...
Apply this patch here ...
Code:
http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_build/commit/a5c3cb5e5bb243234815159bf63c95ad7327a7ca
Then ... make sure your buildspec.mk includes this line ...
Code:
TARGET_PRODUCT:=full_passion
That's it.
~enom~
Thanks Leo for taking this initiative for Arabic language, lots of people will appreciate your work. Thanks again.
Samy
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What an answer Enomther!
Thank you
I know I could have re-PM you but I also wanted others to have that easy explaination from your words
Thanks, I think this thread is solved
PS: worked for me
just want u to know that we all appreciate ur work
n' i cant wait for your arabic supported rom
Good luck
denteno said:
just want u to know that we all appreciate ur work
n' i cant wait for your arabic supported rom
Good luck
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BETA2 is released.
I need beta testers for the Arabic support.
Go grab it
it's fully arabic or just read and write ?
See my thread.
This thread is closed.
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I searched in the forum, but it seems to be no present a tutorial forcooking a custom ROM.
I've got a GalaxyS, i flash many ROM and i've to install apps everytime...boring! So I wonder if is it possible to modify a custom ROM to add/remove apps for instance.
I'm a java developer, but I've got no experience with Linux... Is it a problem?
Could someone post a kind of guide to learn how to moify a ROM?
+1
its because we have touchwiz.
if we had stock android, it would be much easier developing
Well I have an evo and I too am looking for a tutorial to cook roms. I have no developing experience and just want to learn.
count me in too! I already have ubuntu just need some direction to get started on the vibrant.
Here it is a video guide for Samsung GalaxyS (i9000)...thank you Nokia7Vista!
Edit: nevermind, thought I was in a different section
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Read read and read.
Go through the entire Android section of the Chef Central (The section you posted this in).
Check all the threads taht look promising and talk about tutorials or info or what not... Just sift through the data here and they'll have tons of links, threads, tutorials for you that you can read and learn how to do everything at...
zat81 said:
I searched in the forum, but it seems to be no present a tutorial forcooking a custom ROM.
I've got a GalaxyS, i flash many ROM and i've to install apps everytime...boring! So I wonder if is it possible to modify a custom ROM to add/remove apps for instance.
I'm a java developer, but I've got no experience with Linux... Is it a problem?
Could someone post a kind of guide to learn how to moify a ROM?
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You can modify:
framework-res.apk
All the apps, you can unpack the .apk's, located in /system/app/ and replace the icons, or even the whole app.
You can add/remove/replace .apk's, located in /system/app
services.jar
Much, much more.
If you're on Linux, you can unpack the .apk's out of the box. Otherwise, install 7zip.
Once you're done modifying them.
Hello,
I'm new with smartphones with android.
And i wants to learn android developing (learn to make apps) and i wants to learn how to make a own rom.
Who knows where i can find good tutorials for beginners ?
Please tutorials in dutch (i'm from belgium) buth english is also good.
Greats,
Tim
bboy521 said:
Hello,
I'm new with smartphones with android.
And i wants to learn android developing (learn to make apps) and i wants to learn how to make a own rom.
Who knows where i can find good tutorials for beginners ?
Please tutorials in dutch (i'm from belgium) buth english is also good.
Greats,
Tim
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Well for ROMs a good starting point is editing the ones thqt already work in dsixda's kitchen.You can find info on that on google.As for making your own rom you first need to lewrn to use linux( if you don't have any experience with that) and then its down to compiling. I will give you a full guide to thwt tomorrow when I'm on my PC.
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Hello,
It should be great if you can give me your guide.
Greats,
Tim
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26420861#post26420861 here is link on how to do it
I've seen many threads guiding us how to create a custom rom.. But I want to know that how do forum members create jellybean custom roms without base roms.. I want to create one for Pantech Burst.. Please help me.. :fingers-crossed:
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mohan226 said:
I've seen many threads guiding us how to create a custom rom.. But I want to know that how do forum members create jellybean custom roms without base roms.. I want to create one for Pantech Burst.. Please help me.. :fingers-crossed:
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To build completely from ground up you need to be a developer.
But don't worry , there is a easy way of doing it, which is using dsixda's Android Kitchen which you can download from here
And and for a basic guide to use the kitchen - click here :victory:
Hit the thanks button if i helped
I want to learn many things about android
But i don't know to do start, I don't know what search
Any help will be very appreciated :fingers-crossed:
especially about how to mod or create an kernel
Thanks to all XDA Community :victory:
Sorry about my english