Hi guys.
I'm trying to port Clockwork mod to my device, but all the tutorials i've seen online uses cyanogen source that is already configured for their devices and just compiles it, which isn't porting per se.
I'm having trouble syncing the Cyanogen source, not sure what i'm doing wrong.
I have the android source and sdk tools on ubuntu 14.04.
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how to use tools ported in dsixda kitchen?
I plan to ported rom cyanogenmod 7 hero to my x8 devices
anyone can help?
I haven't messed with the porting tools in dsixda's kitchen, yet, but I am pretty sure the best way to port CyanogenMod to an unsupported device is by forking the master and implementing the drivers and build scripts for the device in question. You will have to modify a lot of source code to get any bugs ironed out and get the kernel configured properly for your device. After that, you'd compile from source.
My want to check in the CyanogenMod forums for some advice, as well. Also, the CyanogenMod wiki has a LOT of information on the project and how to build kernel ports.
I have been trying to compile from source for Nexus S (crespo) on an Ubuntu 10.04 machine, following the guide from the Android Open Source Project, and I'm having lots of errors even though in the end I get my otapackage.zip file. Searching the web I've found out that this might be caused by extracting those proprietary drivers like it is said in the AOSP guide.
Can anybody tell me how should I get those drivers extracted/installed/whatever corectly? Many thanks!
hi, I want to build a cm7 for my device. where can i find the tutorial?
my phone was rooted and have a recovery on itself
I have already install the ubuntu 12.04 on my laptop and the java enviornment.
after getting the source code how to build them on my phone's rom?
im new in android rom building~hope to find a teacher here:laugh:
Hi,
I own a Galaxy Ace 2 running CyanogenMod, with the drivers/firmware from http://bcmon.blogspot.be/ I have working monitor mode/injection.
Included in the package are amongst other applications airodump-ng, aireplay-ng, ...
I wanted to be able to use mdk3 (http://homepages.tu-darmstadt.de/~p_larbig/wlan/) for testing purposes on my phone.
What is the easiest way to compile this (and in the future other) C applications for my phone?
1) Set up a cross-compiling toolchain for Android (Seems pretty difficult, need to re-write Makefiles,...)
2) Compile it on the phone itself (I saw you can chroot ubuntu on Android, so maybe compile it there, and copy the binaries over?)
3) Another way?
Thanks!
I also want one But I don't know how to compile
Hi. I am having xiaomi redmi note 3(kenzo). I know a bit of java and c languages. I want to build android rom from scratch for kenzo. Not from the cyanogenmod, but from the google's source code. I need help finding proprietary binaries and tools required. I have installed ubuntu on vmware workstation 12 and done everything stated in "Downloading Source" section of source.android.com page. I need help in finding proprietary binaries and a little bit of assistance in making the rom bootable. I am no way building the rom from cyanogenmod sources, because i know i will end up building a nightlie of cm at max. please help. Thank you.