I was just wondering if anyone has attempted to compile CM or Vanilla android for Nabi Jr 4gb. The source codes are available on FUHU's sight now.
rfrayer said:
I was just wondering if anyone has attempted to compile CM or Vanilla android for Nabi Jr 4gb. The source codes are available on FUHU's sight now.
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We have not been able to get that source to compile.
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Hey guys,
So, I'm not a dev, but I'm dying for a port of CM9 for the P769. In the Original Android Development forum, there appears to be someone working on CM10, which is great and all, but we actually stand a chance of getting all the hardware working under CM9.
Just out of curiosity, I meandered over to LG's open source website and -- lo and behold -- quite clearly I see the source available for not just the P769BK, but other variants as well. I downloaded it, and it even includes instructions for building.
So... is this not the source we need for a CM port? Please, strike down my ignorance and let me know what's up.
https://wws.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=MODEL&search=P769
That is what we need and the dev has it. We have a good chance of CM10 working because the source is available. So there is no big push for CM9.
kevev said:
That is what we need and the dev has it. We have a good chance of CM10 working because the source is available. So there is no big push for CM9.
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Excellent! I was under the impression that devs needed 4.1 sources from the manufacturer to build fully functional CM10 images. The more you know!
orrorin said:
Excellent! I was under the impression that devs needed 4.1 sources from the manufacturer to build fully functional CM10 images. The more you know!
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I'm not the most knowledgable about rom development and such, but it seems that if at least Android 4.0 source is available for a certain device, then it may be easier for devs to bring JB to that device and/or build a fully working JB rom for it.
Was doing some poking around myself today and noticed that LGP769BK(Optimus L9)_Android_JB_P769v20d.zip
was up on the LG open source page. Was able to DL it and upload to dev-host if they pull it down later but its listed there for now.
Don't know if I'm late to the game or not but I didn't find anything during my real brief search that it had been noticed yet
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Does anyone know anything about this tablet? My wife just got one and wanted to see if porting KitKat was possible on this device?
It comes with Android 4.2.
dsreyes1014 said:
Does anyone know anything about this tablet? My wife just got one and wanted to see if porting KitKat was possible on this device?
It comes with Android 4.2.
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The tablet appears to be just another no-name brand tablet , the Google in the branding name is misleading as the device has nothing to do with Google (It's not at all an official Google branded product) other then it runs Android. As far as porting KitKat is concerned, it is possible but it will unforutnately be difficult without an official kernel source from the manufacture or your own knowledge of compiling AOSP KitKat or say Cyanogenmod 11 for an unsupported device.
The tablet appears to be just another no-name brand tablet , the Google in the branding name is misleading as the device has nothing to do with Google (It's not at all an official Google branded product) other then it runs Android. As far as porting KitKat is concerned, it is possible but it will unforutnately be difficult without an official kernel source from the manufacture or your own knowledge of compiling AOSP KitKat or say Cyanogenmod 11 for an unsupported device.
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If I was able to obtain kernel source would it be possible for you or anyone to build KitKat for it? How do I obtain kernel source?
dsreyes1014 said:
If I was able to obtain kernel source would it be possible for you or anyone to build KitKat for it? How do I obtain kernel source?
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In the case of your device you would have to contact the manufacture and ask them to provide you with the kernel source code, and even then if they did you would still have to undergo the process of extracting the files for your device and fixing any broken features that would likely arise during the KitKat building process.
Hello I have a cheap allwinner a23 tablet on jelly bean 4.2.2,
I want to put CyanogenMod on my tab
Does anyone know any way to get this custom rom on my tablet?
Thanks. Have a Good Day !
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Bump Im looking for this too!
xestroyer said:
Hello I have a cheap allwinner a23 tablet on jelly bean 4.2.2,
I want to put CyanogenMod on my tab
Does anyone know any way to get this custom rom on my tablet?
Thanks. Have a Good Day !
New to XDA
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Fortunately, I have a similar tablet too, but with 4.4.2. I have started working over it, to compile CWM. If you have link to working CWM or Sources, kindly do let me know. Will help me to speed up the compilation.
trivalent said:
Fortunately, I have a similar tablet too, but with 4.4.2. I have started working over it, to compile CWM. If you have link to working CWM or Sources, kindly do let me know. Will help me to speed up the compilation.
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Hi, I have been working on Q8H A23 table for the past few weeks, but have not yet been able to compile a proper hwcomposer. Could you let me know you progress on CM for A23?
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Hi, I have been working on Q8H A23 table for the past few weeks, but have not yet been able to compile a proper hwcomposer. Could you let me know you progress on CM for A23?
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I had to stop the work for personal reason. I hope to start it again soon. BTW what sources you are using to compile? Can you share your CM Device tree for A23?
trivalent said:
I had to stop the work for personal reason. I hope to start it again soon. BTW what sources you are using to compile? Can you share your CM Device tree for A23?
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I am using cm 11 to compile. I got things to boot into lock screen, apps and so on. Got the touch screen to work just now (by turning LEGACY_TOUCHSCREEN on in InputReader.cpp, after a lot of code digging). As for the device tree, I will be happy to share it once I have everything tidy up. I use the same device tree from polaris-p1 in the A23 source code, however, with all the libhardware removed since they keep crashing with the cm11 (ie. hwcomposer). As well with blobs modules and some /egl libs . Also tried to compile hwcomposer from a13 or so source (on Internet), it runs, but much slower than without hwcomposer.
Rotation sensor also works.
nann invinci said:
I am using cm 11 to compile. I got things to boot into lock screen, apps and so on. Got the touch screen to work just now (by turning LEGACY_TOUCHSCREEN on in InputReader.cpp, after a lot of code digging). As for the device tree, I will be happy to share it once I have everything tidy up. I use the same device tree from polaris-p1 in the A23 source code, however, with all the libhardware removed since they keep crashing with the cm11 (ie. hwcomposer). As well with blobs modules and some /egl libs . Also tried to compile hwcomposer from a13 or so source (on Internet), it runs, but much slower than without hwcomposer.
Rotation sensor also works.
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Any chance of sharing that device tree?
Does anybody know when and where the lolipop souce code will be released. I'm guessing it will be here but I don't know when.
joshuabg said:
Does anybody know when and where the lolipop souce code will be released. I'm guessing it will be here but I don't know when.
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Right now there are only empty repositories but the one's your going to want to take a look for the Nexus 9 will be device tree for Nexus 9 and kernel source for Nexus 9 using the branch "lollipop-release" which will also be the branch for the other AOSP repositories once they are up.
I've been trying to figure out how to build Cyanogenmod from source for a few devices. I've looked at many tutorials and such, but I haven't been able to find one that explains how to build Cyanogen for a device that had an old version of Cyanogen but hasn't been updated since. For example, the official builds for a certain device only go up to 12.1, but I want to build it for 13.0. Does anyone have any advice?
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I've been trying to figure out how to build Cyanogenmod from source for a few devices. I've looked at many tutorials and such, but I haven't been able to find one that explains how to build Cyanogen for a device that had an old version of Cyanogen but hasn't been updated since. For example, the official builds for a certain device only go up to 12.1, but I want to build it for 13.0. Does anyone have any advice?
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I would recommend starting by using the device tree for your device that supports 12.1 and try using that tree to compile 13. To do this download the 13 code and put the 12.1 device tree in the proper folders (device, vendor, kernel) and try compiling a build and start seeing what errors you get. Let me know if you still have questions I'll do my best to help you out!