Hey guys just wondering if there are any devs out there that can work on kernels. I think it would be awesome to have a kernel that includes dt2w. Anyone else as interested in this as me?
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Hey guys just wondering if there are any devs out there that can work on kernels. I think it would be awesome to have a kernel that includes dt2w. Anyone else as interested in this as me?
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crparmer
not sure if i spelled it right.
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crparmer
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Yeah but I think he likes to keep thing as stock as possible.
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Yeah but I think he likes to keep thing as stock as possible.
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Not really it done a amazing kernal for cm 10.2
And I believe he is working on one for 4.4 kitkat cm 11
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Not really it done a amazing kernal for cm 10.2
And I believe he is working on one for 4.4 kitkat cm 11
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I know that but when people have asked him to add sleep to wake he didn't seem interested in that I'm not dogging him at all man he great no question asked.
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Adding it takes time, adds risk to the stability of the phone and gives me no benefit. My phone is heavily locked down by my IT department and with a minimum 8 character alpha numeric password, the sweep or double tap to wake is not improving my life.
I love s2w as much add the next guy..... but try omnirom 4.4, and enable active display.... you might like it better.
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Adding it takes time, adds risk to the stability of the phone and gives me no benefit. My phone is heavily locked down by my IT department and with a minimum 8 character alpha numeric password, the sweep or double tap to wake is not improving my life.
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This is why i was trying to shout out to other. I know your work is the real deal man. Its just something I'm interested in. In no way was i trying to insult you.
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I love s2w as much add the next guy..... but try omnirom 4.4, and enable active display.... you might like it better.
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I'm not sure what settings you use with active display but I'm not really sold using it. I like sweep2wake as well.
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Okay, here's a dumb question... Right now we share the AOSP kernel source with the HTC One. Wouldn't flashing a custom AOSP kernel for the One work on the DNA?
yeah some nice s2w like the old cubed kernel so you can do just "back to home" to wake it, its so nice i dont see how ppl dont want it of course unless they have some crazy circumstance like crpalmer just described
but we have a lot of diff roms so something like this would be rather difficult to choose one version of android for this to be implemented on or many kernels, lotta work it seems.
Ask .torrented. He made a s2w kernel a few months ago. He may have a very busy schedule but if enough people ask he may do it.
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Okay, here's a dumb question... Right now we share the AOSP kernel source with the HTC One. Wouldn't flashing a custom AOSP kernel for the One work on the DNA?
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Yeah I Dont think it's that simple unfortunately.
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I don't think one of those kernels would be difficult to port though. I'm just wondering what exactly makes the kernels different, because if you compare the CyanogenMod pages for the DNA and the One, the kernel source link is for the M7 on both of them. I was considering trying to port a kernel myself a while back, but I couldn't find enough information online about it... I think it may be one of those things where if you have enough knowledge of ROM building and git than you just intuitively know how to do it.
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I don't think one of those kernels would be difficult to port though. I'm just wondering what exactly makes the kernels different, because if you compare the CyanogenMod pages for the DNA and the One, the kernel source link is for the M7 on both of them. I was considering trying to port a kernel myself a while back, but I couldn't find enough information online about it... I think it may be one of those things where if you have enough knowledge of ROM building and git than you just intuitively know how to do it.
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Yeah I'm not sure either. If you wanted to give it a run for your money I'm sure palmer would give you some pointers. I would love to see a dt2w kernel!! Lol
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I couldn't resist, I just had to try it. I figured the worst that would happen is I'd have to reflash my ROM. So I flashed the HTC one sti kernel here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507710 it flashed and booted just fine and everything works... None of the s2w dt2w features etc are working but it said it flashed successfully so I'm assuming it's running the kernel... I don't remember what it said in about phone before but it currently shows "3.4.10-CM-gbce7128 Robert @ minty #1."
Edit: yeah I'm pretty sure that's the stock kernel...
It was worth a try right?
@crpalmer would you be willing to give me some pointers on porting or building a kernel? I'm somewhat inexperienced with building, so I don't know if I should bother taking on a task like this.
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Yeah I'm not sure either. If you wanted to give it a run for your money I'm sure palmer would give you some pointers. I would love to see a dt2w kernel!! Lol
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Do not, really, do NOT flash a kernel for a different phone. The Linux kernel is setup to have the same core files across a huge number of devices but then have device specific files. We share the M7 kernel but we have different device specific files. These files control lots of things but the most important is determining what pieces of hardware are given specific voltages, etc.
If you want to try to build my kernel, you should be able to do so fairly easily. Porting the functionality will require some programming knowledge and some knowledge of git. If you think you can do it, let me know and I'll try to give you some first steps on building my kernel.
Porting a M7 kernel to our device might be hard. There is a high probability that they aren't necessarily keeping up-to-date on the changes to our device specific files. You'd have to figure out if they were and, if not, pull in the missing changes.
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Do not, really, do NOT flash a kernel for a different phone. The Linux kernel is setup to have the same core files across a huge number of devices but then have device specific files. We share the M7 kernel but we have different device specific files. These files control lots of things but the most important is determining what pieces of hardware are given specific voltages, etc.
If you want to try to build my kernel, you should be able to do so fairly easily. Porting the functionality will require some programming knowledge and some knowledge of git. If you think you can do it, let me know and I'll try to give you some first steps on building my kernel.
Porting a M7 kernel to our device might be hard. There is a high probability that they aren't necessarily keeping up-to-date on the changes to our device specific files. You'd have to figure out if they were and, if not, pull in the missing changes.
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I wasn't implying anybody should ever flash a kernel not built for this phone.
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I wasn't implying anybody should ever flash a kernel not built for this phone.
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My bad. I quoted the wrong post! I just wanted to make sure it was clear that the same source is not the same as safe to flash because we have completely different hardware configuration. So, I guess it was good that I misquoted so that I have a chance to say it a second time!
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My bad. I quoted the wrong post! I just wanted to make sure it was clear that the same source is not the same as safe to flash because we have completely different hardware configuration. So, I guess it was good that I misquoted so that I have a chance to say it a second time!
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OK right in man. Thanks for all the hard work.
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I guess my post didn't go through... @crpalmer what type of programming knowledge are we taking about? My knowledge is limited to some dsdt editing and supercollider... In other words, I'm definitely not a programmer but I understand the general concepts.
Edit: I'm not too experienced with git either but I have built cm10.1 From the source for my nexus 7 a few just as learning experience.
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If we had a full source code, with WLAN drivers and all, would it be possible to create fully custom kernels and have functioning AOSP and other roms? The reason im asking is because ive never fully understood what is holding back development f custom roms/kernels. Thanks
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If we had a full source code, with WLAN drivers and all, would it be possible to create fully custom kernels and have functioning AOSP and other roms? The reason im asking is because ive never fully understood what is holding back development f custom roms/kernels. Thanks
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Yes sir, then even devs that don't have the device can build for it, like the aokp team, etc.
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Yes sir, then even devs that don't have the device can build for it, like the aokp team, etc.
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Thanks for clarifiying to tell you more, i was almost at the edge of selling my amaze for a nexus, but i dont want to lose faith in htc that they will make it happen for us
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Thanks for clarifiying to tell you more, i was almost at the edge of selling my amaze for a nexus, but i dont want to lose faith in htc that they will make it happen for us
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Unless you don't mind simple basic android, I think you should give it a bit more too, unlike the amaze, it's much harder for the nexus to get the pretty stuff other than AOSP android, amaze on the other hand would have the prettied sense version and once source is here, it's also gonna have alllll the aosp, aokp and what's not version to go along with it. So if you feel it's worth waiting a bit more to see if HTC comes through, I support you. :highfive:
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Unless you don't mind simple basic android, I think you should give it a bit more too, unlike the amaze, it's much harder for the nexus to get the pretty stuff other than AOSP android, amaze on the other hand would have the prettied sense version and once source is here, it's also gonna have alllll the aosp, aokp and what's not version to go along with it. So if you feel it's worth waiting a bit more to see if HTC comes through, I support you. :highfive:
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Yeah ver the internet five: lololol thanks!
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Yeah ver the internet five: lololol thanks!
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Lol better than being all solemn and boring.
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This is for developers only. No builds will be posted in this thread.
https://github.com/CM10DNA
For those who would like to work on it. I would recommend using a combination of the current HTC devices that have cm10.1 and the nexus 4 as a guide.
Any valid development related discussion can be posted here. Please no posts that aren't directly related to development (i.e. comments, thanks, etc.).
Currently working:
Display
Data (3g/4g)
SMS, MMS should work also but I haven't tested
WiFi
adb
MTP
Sensors (compass, gyro etc)
Vibration
LEDs
Audio
GPS
Bluetooth
Camera (FFC still has some issues with face detect)
Not working:
BT headset audio
Bugreport spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AltBJkYoAZNLdEtQVTFoVkdxcWFfYXFJd05zcFYzUHc&usp=sharing
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This is for developers only. No builds will be posted in this thread.
I have successfully managed to pull over the required changes from the nexus 4 for AOSP compatibility of our framebuffer and modify our panel drivers to work with it. I've pushed the source to the CM10DNA github here:
https://github.com/CM10DNA
Everything is currently in the cm-10.1-chad branches. Right now its not fully booting but does have working video (the major hurdle with CM10.1). I'm heading out of town for the next week so I won't be able to work on it.
For those who would like to work on it. I would recommend using a combination of the current HTC devices that have cm10.1 and the nexus 4 as a guide. It shouldn't be too hard to get it booting the rest of the way by not building various components (audio, camera etc) until you find the hangup.
Any valid development related discussion can be posted here. Please no posts that aren't directly related to development (i.e. comments, thanks, etc.).
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I'm all for more development and would never want to sound ungrateful for any community contributions, but I get the impression (since I've been watching closely on XDA and IRC) that you're not working with drewx2 at all on THIS project even though it's been in the works for a while. If you were to contribute there instead of starting from scratch, we'd likely have it fully running in not time. He's only got a couple issues left and I'm not sure the framebuffer is one, but if his code-base falls short there, then you could at least improve on that.
I'd happily donate to you also if you were making contributions toward his project. Please consider that instead of going solo.
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I'm all for more development and would never want to sound ungrateful for any community contributions, but I get the impression (since I've been watching closely on XDA and IRC) that you're not working with drewx2 at all on THIS project even though it's been in the works for a while. If you were to contribute there instead of starting from scratch, we'd likely have it fully running in not time. He's only got a couple issues left and I'm not sure the framebuffer is one, but if his code-base falls short there, then you could at least improve on that.
I'd happily donate to you also if you were making contributions toward his project. Please consider that instead of going solo.
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This is CM10.1, not CM10. Completely different animals even though one would think otherwise by the numbering. I have no desire to work on CM10. I appreciate your concern but please keep discussion on topic.
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For anyone who is familiar with building CM if not Google is your friend. I have set up everything for you already. The default branch will pull cm-10.1-chad.
https://github.com/CM10DNA/android
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repo init -u git://github.com/CM10DNA/android.git -b cm-10.1-chad
If you fix anything. Be sure to send a pull request back and we will take a look at it. Thank you.
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For anyone who is familiar with building CM if not Google is your friend. I have set up everything for you already. The default branch will pull cm-10.1-chad.
https://github.com/CM10DNA/android
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repo init -u git://github.com/CM10DNA/android.git -b cm-10.1-chad
If you fix anything. Be sure to send a pull request back and we will take a look at it. Thank you.
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I would love to take a look at, and for the guy above who thinks this is seperating the process I forked drews hub but could never get it to sync no matter what( I also have very little experience with github so it could be me). Best of wishes to you and yours on your trip. Have fun, be safe, and well. And thanks for making a new hub to play with. Last of my off topic-ness. More on topic what were your last efforts towards? It may make a good starting point.
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I would love to take a look at, and for the guy above who thinks this is seperating the process I forked drews hub but could never get it to sync no matter what( I also have very little experience with github so it could be me). Best of wishes to you and yours on your trip. Have fun, be safe, and well. And thanks for making a new hub to play with. Last of my off topic-ness. More on topic what were your last efforts towards? It may make a good starting point.
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Right now it just gets to the boot logo screen. Maybe pulling a log finding out what's making it now boot fully.
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^^^^This^^^^
This is the second time in 24 hours I've had to come in this thread and clean it.
Please abide by the op's request.
I do want to mention for anyone working on this that CM10.1 is distinctly different than CM10. It uses an updated display HAL, audio HAL, GPS HAL, and telephony is significantly different. You can't simply patch up from CM10.
The good news though is that our phone uses the same SOC as the nexus 4. There is no support for the n4 and the newer SoC (apq8064) in CM10, only the older msm8960 which most other HTC devices use. Hence why I keep stressing that its a much better idea to work on 10.1. Most anything we need to update we can pull almost directly from the n4.
I hope now everyone has resolved their differences and this can be worked on as a group. Like I've said anyone can pull anything from my tree and I dont care nor do I need to be credited. I just want fully working AOSP. It should be quite reasonable to achieve now that the display is working. Especially because of our similarities to the nexus.
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I hope now everyone has resolved their differences and this can be worked on as a group. Like I've said anyone can pull anything from my tree and I dont care nor do I need to be credited. I just want fully working AOSP. It should be quite reasonable to achieve now that the display is working. Especially because of our similarities to the nexus.
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Finally a noteworthy post on this topic. :highfive:
When we work as a team , the total is worth more than the sum of individuals.
Iam sure with devs like you and drew, DNA community will get fully working AOSP at the earliest.
I have the CM10DLX stuff synced already so when I get home tonight I'll switch to the -chad branch.. lol.. sorry I just thing the branch name is a little comical. Either way, have a safe trip man! BTW: Another device I was wondering may help shed some light is the Moto Droid Razr HD. While only dual core it looks like the primary difference is the gpu.. so there may be some helpful stuff in there as well.
Edit, is adb functional?
I just built and booted this and was happy to see that it got as far as upgrading my apps (but then hung when "starting apps"). Very nice.
However, I couldn't get adb to connect. I tried editing the initrd.img to set the property ro.adb.secure=0 in case is was related to securing adb, but that didn't help.
Is there some magic that you need to do? If not, how do you start to debug this?
FYI, in case someone else hits the same error that I did, I also had to do:
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mkdir -p out/target/product/dlx/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libmmjpeg_intermediates/
touch out/target/product/dlx/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libmmjpeg_intermediates/export_includes
to get it to build.
Do you think disabling the old ion api would do much? Pretty sure mako and other 3.4 kernels use new
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Do you think disabling the old ion api would do much? Pretty sure mako and other 3.4 kernels use new
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I think it could potentially break some of our proprietary libs. Audio and camera most likely. I think we should keep it the way it is for now. Once everything is working we can give it a shot to see.
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Finally finished sync over night. Started a build before I left for work. I guess the first thing we need to sort out is getting adb working... I wonder if usb debugging is disabled by default..
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Finally finished sync over night. Started a build before I left for work. I guess the first thing we need to sort out is getting adb working... I wonder if usb debugging is disabled by default..
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adb was working on my build originally. It may have gotten messed up when I pulled the init scripts into the tree. Maybe try messing with the init.usb also.
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Lack of ADB seems to be kernel related. I flashed a different kernel and was able to pickup adb... of coarse it did't play well with libs but atleast its some sort of progress! lol.
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Lack of ADB seems to be kernel related. I flashed a different kernel and was able to pickup adb... of coarse it did't play well with libs but atleast its some sort of progress! lol.
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It's something in the ramdisk I'm sure. I'll fix it when I get back this weekend if someone doesn't before then.
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It's something in the ramdisk I'm sure. I'll fix it when I get back this weekend if someone doesn't before then.
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I've started looking around ramdisk but I'm crashing for the night. I'll do some more looking around tomorrow.
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I've started looking around ramdisk but I'm crashing for the night. I'll do some more looking around tomorrow.
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I don't have time to do any real work on this (this is my daily driver, use heavily for work phone and it's a time sink to backup/restore/fix /sdcard/0) today,but I took the boot.img and changed init.rc to include init.dlx.usb.rc instead of init.usb.rc and I believe that should get adb up and running for you.
To test, I booted viper 1.1.3 with the old kernel (no adb ever, but amazingly enough the display works enough for the boot animation) and booted it with the changed kernel which give me adb access.
I know, I know... the droid x2 is a lost cause, but i have to make it last a little while longer and I have 2 of them so...
Is anyone interested or talented enough to try to get CM11 (kitkat) ported over to this device? I know @kev1nMark has been "talking" to dragonzkiller about getting into it, but anyone else have resources to contribute? I've never worked on the device at such a low level before, but I have written apps for it as well as know a thing or two about code. I'm happy to contribute whatever i can, even if its as simple as running up tests on my spare device.
Thoughts?
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I know, I know... the droid x2 is a lost cause, but i have to make it last a little while longer and I have 2 of them so...
Is anyone interested or talented enough to try to get CM11 (kitkat) ported over to this device? I know @kev1nMark has been "talking" to dragonzkiller about getting into it, but anyone else have resources to contribute? I've never worked on the device at such a low level before, but I have written apps for it as well as know a thing or two about code. I'm happy to contribute whatever i can, even if its as simple as running up tests on my spare device.
Thoughts?
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I am considering it. This devices is a royal pain to work with though. I will see what i can do.
I'm certainly willing to test any builds that may come up, I'll have to locate a wall charger though..
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smallzfsu said:
I've never worked on the device at such a low level before, but I have written apps for it as well as know a thing or two about code. I'm happy to contribute whatever i can, even if its as simple as running up tests on my spare device.
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In the same situation. It's looking like a good deal of work and might be a task I just simply don't have the skill for at this point. Still, I really want to have a useful old phone. Gingerbread makes me sad. Jelly Bean is just a resource hog. I've always wanted to learn a little more about the ROM build process and this might be a decent way to do it.
How does one go about porting KitKat to the X2?
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How does one go about porting KitKat to the X2?
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This is where I'm starting also w/ dragonzkiller's CM10 repos. http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_porting_intro
EDIT: Perhaps it's better to start building an updated CM10 just to get everything building correctly? With my lack of experience diving right into CM11 seems a bit bold.
One can simply put cm11 framework on a cm10 base but that's not what we want.
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One can simply put cm11 framework on a cm10 base but that's not what we want.
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Not what we want, but it may be our only option.
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Should anyone decide to take on this herculean task, I'll be more than happy to be a test bunny. My X2 is presently a glorified paperweight.
-blu
I have a Milestone X2 running under the ACS Alaska carrier. My device is rooted and I've used every ROM that Larson Thorpe has put in his MX2 collection. The ICS and JB roms did work, but had too many issues/crashes/reboots/etc so I just stuck with Eclipse 2.3 which is based on Gingerbread.
This phone is just... hard to deal with sometimes, and we all know it's mostly due to the amount of RAM. KitKat seems to take care of a ton of memory issues in Android (tested on my N7.) People have said that KitKat won't actually improve older devices by much, but any improvement would be amazing!
I'm totally down to fully test any builds anyone comes up with. I wish I could help build/develop for this phone, but I'm a web developer and have absolutely no skill with ROM building or kernels or anything like that.
Here's to hoping!
I can get everything set up and running (as in, ready to compile) but the compile errors are truly a mess to debug.
Is anyone willing to make a "how to" thread that describes how to make a basic rom, specific to this phone?
I think enough people are still interested, but I think we'd get further if we helped to educate each other.
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Is anyone willing to make a "how to" thread that describes how to make a basic rom, specific to this phone?
I think enough people are still interested, but I think we'd get further if we helped to educate each other.
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This is about the closest thing I have seen, thanks Kevin for pointing it out already:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_porting_intro
Maybe once it gets put on more devices and development starts up again. You could ask nitroglycerin if he would be willing to update eclipse. But being a 512mb device this would be huge.
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Since we don't have a unlocked bootloader we can't just download the source and compile it, it takes a lot of skill. That's why we have a low development rate
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Since we don't have a unlocked bootloader we can't just download the source and compile it, it takes a lot of skill. That's why we have a low development rate
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Well, actually, you can have CM compile around a pre-compiled kernel (what we have) but there's more to it than that.
One, we already have graphics issues...and KitKat forces you to have newer drivers or else you get black artifacting
This is due to OpenGL 3 not being supported by the vendor blobs
Our blobs don't even have ICS support...
Another nightmare is, yes, getting CM to take the precompiled kernel
If I got my hands on the source that the cm10.1 rom is based off of, we could start work
I would aim to start with 10.2, then maybe add in cm11 features but keep the old system
It would make things easier, keep radios, wifi, storage and display working...hopefully
Also, being as I'm on cm10, could anyone link me the patched recovery?
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one on the ol' X2, this would be so awesome if we got a KitKat ROM
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I'm glad to see I'm not the only one on the ol' X2, this would be so awesome if we got a KitKat ROM
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I'm literally ready to start working on it now
But I need our device stuff and I'm waiting for a reply to a PM for it
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I can get everything set up and running (as in, ready to compile) but the compile errors are truly a mess to debug.
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You have the device tree?
That's all I really need to get started
I want to do this soooo badly
Hell...I'm willing to do this Nexus Image style: hacking the files into a precompiled image to get it working
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Found the sources
smallzfsu said:
I know, I know... the droid x2 is a lost cause, but i have to make it last a little while longer and I have 2 of them so...
Is anyone interested or talented enough to try to get CM11 (kitkat) ported over to this device? I know @kev1nMark has been "talking" to dragonzkiller about getting into it, but anyone else have resources to contribute? I've never worked on the device at such a low level before, but I have written apps for it as well as know a thing or two about code. I'm happy to contribute whatever i can, even if its as simple as running up tests on my spare device.
Thoughts?
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I am willing to test. My programming skills are certainly not up to this task, but I would like to learn. Any way to get started?
polymath257 said:
I am willing to test. My programming skills are certainly not up to this task, but I would like to learn. Any way to get started?
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I'm about to go work on it now
Maybe we'll have it in two weeks? No? Probably not...
I'll try building CM11, but don't expect the graphics to work
At all
Hello, fellow Evo LTE brethren. I have grown weary and quite impatient in waiting for different things to be released (in this case, a custom Sense kernel), so I am going to pick up the torch and try to figure this one out for myself.
Currently, I am updating my Ubuntu base with the required packages, and possibly even a few more that aren't needed or outdated. I'm doing my required readings to learn the ins and outs, and also about the different rules and regulations regarding cherry picking, kanging, tweaking, and the sort.
Any advice/assistance/direction is appreciated, and I will request this thread to be moved to the Dev section when/if it is finally ready for the public, or I might make a new thread, depending on the size of this one.
Just a heads up you will need to fix some stuff to get it to compile. I compiled it and got it booting on sense 6 just need to see if I can get sound and cam working. Will keep you guys up to date with my fixes.
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they released it already
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
liljthatbol said:
they released it already
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
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I believe he is talking about building a custom kernel.
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gstanke said:
I believe he is talking about building a custom kernel.
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Indeed, I was. It is noted in the OP as well.
aarsyl said:
I have grown weary and quite impatient in waiting for different things to be released (in this case, a custom Sense kernel)...
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Just a quick update. Kernel building is a lot of reading! I finally got my file paths to straighten out, and I am making progress in building my first kernel. It will only be stock...I need to get it to boot first, then I will worry about other things later.
*Currently trying to understand github.
Hey guys,
First off. Mahdi rom is Amazing! I love all the features and it had just the right amount of features for my new G2! Thanks Doc for maintaining this for us!
Second, I am a kernel dev and am working on my own kernel for the G2. I have essentially made my base Savoca's Furnace Kernel (With his permission of course) and will be adding in features as I go. Currently I build for the Moto G but wanted to buy a higher end device and love this phone. I have the D800 (AT&T) so as it stands I only have a test kernel for the D800/JDI. You may be able to use Savoca's new panel tool that you flash after flashing the kernel to swap screen support. I would love for some others to test it out and let me know. I will be bringing a different perspective to kernel Dev'n than normal. I like to be hands on about the process and to instigate discussion so others can learn. Let me know if anyone is interested.I will be building for all variants that Furnace kernel supports.
Note to ALL: I will open an official thread when I am satisfied with testing. Thanks for your interest! Hope I can bring something new to the G2!
Right now I have added:
Custom Hotplug from Blechd0se (Moto G) Falcon Hotplug - Ultra simplified and efficient.
Sl(auo)b optimizations
frandom
ETC
Check source for more indepth info!
Just pm me if you are interested. Everything looks to be going pretty good so I should be opening a thread pretty soon. Remember this is still in Beta. Still I would love to hear from others out there. Thanks!
Render-Kernel-AOSP_d800-06-29-BR3-JDI.zip
Render-Kernel-AOSP_vs980-06-29-BR3-LGD.zip
Render-Kernel-AOSP_d800-07-01-BR3-LGD.zip
Render-Kernel-AOSP_d802-07-01-BR3-LGD.zip
Kind Regards,
Render
Source
kk-test is my active branch right now
Glad to see you here! I'll test out VS980 when you start building the other variants ?
JRJ442 said:
Glad to see you here! I'll test out VS980 when you start building the other variants ?
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I will go ahead and rip you a build. Give me a sec . . .
JDI?
RenderBroken said:
I will go ahead and rip you a build. Give me a sec . . .
JDI?
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LGD
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LGD
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OK Give me a tick and I will build it. Should not take long.
Nice, love devs being able to jump in on the g2. Glad your here. The link you posted for the d800....should that work on aicp...?
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Nice, love devs being able to jump in on the g2. Glad your here. The link you posted for the d800....should that work on aicp...?
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Not 100% sure but give it a try. Should hurt anything. I am fairly new to the G2 and don't know every single in and out yet. I do know that the source base is pretty fractured but I am hoping to bridge the gap a bit. Let me know so I can let others know in the future. Thanks!
OK just flashed. Booted fine but froze and that is my fault
..I started playing around and enabled intellidemand. From what I remember for some reason that gov is a problems. Rebooted and left the kernel stock. Now running fine and no problems. I'll update on battery and perf.
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LGD
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OK Built and posted in OP#1
jeff5347 said:
OK just flashed. Booted fine but froze and that is my fault
..I started playing around and enabled intellidemand. From what I remember for some reason that gov is a problems. Rebooted and left the kernel stock. Now running fine and no problems. I'll update on battery and perf.
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Great, Thanks for the info, I will most likely be removing it anyways. I have inherited Savoca's source and am laying mine down ontop. He did all the amazing groundwork that will allow me to support numerous devices much much sooner. Thanks and let me know how it continues to work for you!
@RenderBroken booted up just fine. Running smooth. I'll report back tomorrow as well. Thanks again for building for us. ?
Render, since I cleaned the kernel and left it stock I'm getting the SOD. If I let the screen go off and try to turn the screen back on it just lights up black. Tried and tried but just a black screen. Unfortunately I had to go back for now. Can't wait to try it once it gets cleaned up.
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Link to source ?
I looked at Savoca source and it appeared to have no FM support in audio driver, same as Mahdi now.
I'll copy my post from Mahdi thread, in case your interested in enabling FM:
I've concluded that sound/soc/msm/msm8974.c needs to be patched with the "#ifdef CONFIG_SND_FM_RADIO" code seen here: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_lge_msm8974/blob/cm-11.0/sound/soc/msm/msm8974.c
Unless you're up for that, I'll presume I'll try it myself.
Any tips for kernel building for a JDI LS980 ? I built a few Android kernels in 2013, but never even tried flashing them.
That said, I've been doing embedded linux professionally since 1997.
Thanks !
1 question. Why didn't you post the kernel in one of the development sections??
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At first it could be in Original Dev section. I can test something on d802 LGD. @mikereidis u have a G2? if yes then it's great to see more devs here
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Not 100% sure but give it a try. Should hurt anything. I am fairly new to the G2 and don't know every single in and out yet. I do know that the source base is pretty fractured but I am hoping to bridge the gap a bit. Let me know so I can let others know in the future. Thanks!
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hi, thank you for supporting our beloved g2 we all appreciate it, i just have a request. you see , only the Qremote can control the IR on our device, lg didnt use the real android open source drivers for it . so we cant use apps like smartIR whereas samsung n htc are compatible. im just suggesting if you can try and implement open source IR drivers to the g2 ? so that we can use all these apps that utilize that api i know this is gonna be an insanely though part as you'd have to figure out which hw IR we are using and then implement a compatible driver for it. but im just suggesting that this is perhaps the only bad part of the g2 till now
Super Post!
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Render, since I cleaned the kernel and left it stock I'm getting the SOD. If I let the screen go off and try to turn the screen back on it just lights up black. Tried and tried but just a black screen. Unfortunately I had to go back for now. Can't wait to try it once it gets cleaned up.
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Then it sounds like you don't have LDG like you said but you have JDI.
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Link to source ?
I looked at Savoca source and it appeared to have no FM support in audio driver, same as Mahdi now.
I'll copy my post from Mahdi thread, in case your interested in enabling FM:
I've concluded that sound/soc/msm/msm8974.c needs to be patched with the "#ifdef CONFIG_SND_FM_RADIO" code seen here: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_lge_msm8974/blob/cm-11.0/sound/soc/msm/msm8974.c
Unless you're up for that, I'll presume I'll try it myself.
Any tips for kernel building for a JDI LS980 ? I built a few Android kernels in 2013, but never even tried flashing them.
That said, I've been doing embedded linux professionally since 1997.
Thanks !
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I will go ahead and push the latest changes and post link. Also I am fairly new to the G2 scene and just how fractured the source code is for it. I would love to take a look at this if its simple enough to add in. I am not against trying though. If you could, remind me when I open up the main thrad in the next few days. I am heading to the beach with my wife and son so will not be able to do much in the next 2 days but when I get back and I get some good word about the builds, I will open the thread and kick in to overdrive.
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1 question. Why didn't you post the kernel in one of the development sections??
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Just wanted some testers for now. I dont want to open a thread to a million questions about each device yet when I don't have a kernel ready for them. I will be creating a thread very soon.
shriom_manerker said:
hi, thank you for supporting our beloved g2 we all appreciate it, i just have a request. you see , only the Qremote can control the IR on our device, lg didnt use the real android open source drivers for it . so we cant use apps like smartIR whereas samsung n htc are compatible. im just suggesting if you can try and implement open source IR drivers to the g2 ? so that we can use all these apps that utilize that api i know this is gonna be an insanely though part as you'd have to figure out which hw IR we are using and then implement a compatible driver for it. but im just suggesting that this is perhaps the only bad part of the g2 till now
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I like challenges, I will take a look as soon as I can. Most likely it will be after I get everything completely setup. If you could remind me later when I open up the official thread. Thanks!
Planning d801?
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I like challenges, I will take a look as soon as I can. Most likely it will be after I get everything completely setup. If you could remind me later when I open up the official thread. Thanks!
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im experienced at coding, c,java,html and php. i ahve compiled kernels in the past but that was like 4 years ago.ill try my best to help you. although ill need your help too.
I've looked under terminal and it states I have a lgd. Flashed savacos older kernels that were lgd and they all worked fine. I get no black lines just when I shut the screen off it comes on but full black.
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Planning d801?
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I planning for all variants.
shriom_manerker said:
im experienced at coding, c,java,html and php. i ahve compiled kernels in the past but that was like 4 years ago.ill try my best to help you. although ill need your help too.
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Great, I love to collaborate. That's the best way to learn! Thanks for the offer. My Google hangouts is
[email protected]
jeff5347 said:
I've looked under terminal and it states I have a lgd. Flashed savacos older kernels that were lgd and they all worked fine. I get no black lines just when I shut the screen off it comes on but full black.
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Weird, I am pretty certain I build to LGD variant. Sorry brother. Try using Savoca's panel changer that you flash after the kernel. I even used Savoca's build script so not sure what the problem is but I am pretty sure that it's not a SoD problem you are having but a panel issue.