Anyone know if this is possible yet? Any idea what special steps need to be taken to make a port like this work? I have a Nexus 6 which is 32 bit and I am trying to port MIUI lollipop. All of the lollipop roms for MIUI that I have seen are 64 bit. Any help with this would be appreciated.
In theory you can run a 32 bit ROM on a 64 bit device but not vice versa. In short, it's not possible to run a 64 bit ROM on a 32 bit device.
thanks. that is what I was afraid of
MIUI 7 runs on the Nexus 4 and 5 as well as many other popular phones, so surely not 64 bit exclusive. http://www.droidviews.com/port-miui-7-rom-available-69-devices/
No, but teorically you could just if you port libs from 64 to 32 bit.
If you use a 64bit app on a 32bit it will FC.
You must use an original 32bit base and port apps from the 64bit ROM.
That's why exists ports from Note 5 to Note 3, from S6 to S4 eccetera
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For about a week or two I have been reading up and researching on how to make a ROM and I used to run Ubuntu ( I used W7 as my primary OS on an SSD ) on one of my extra hard drives but I recently realized that it would be better for me to just run Ubuntu in a VM and therefore I am using VirtualBox. Okay to get to the point I would appreciate any tips and helpful advice on how to build a rom correctly for our device. I also am curious on how much ram I really need because in my machine I have 16GB as ram but I only dedicated 3GB to Ubuntu and it says that I need about 16GB just to Ubuntu here. If I have to I can purchase more ram. Also which would be the best version of Ubuntu to run for this? On the site it says 10.04.
My Computer Specs:
GTX 580
16GB RAM 1600 MHz
Intel i7-980x
Chronos Deluxe 120GB <-- Windows 7 x64
300GB 10,000RPM x 2 <---- One of them has Ubuntu 12.04 x64
1TB Caviar Black
In3rDm0RetHeNu said:
For about a week or two I have been reading up and researching on how to make a ROM and I used to run Ubuntu ( I used W7 as my primary OS on an SSD ) on one of my extra hard drives but I recently realized that it would be better for me to just run Ubuntu in a VM and therefore I am using VirtualBox. Okay to get to the point I would appreciate any tips and helpful advice on how to build a rom correctly for our device. I also am curious on how much ram I really need because in my machine I have 16GB as ram but I only dedicated 3GB to Ubuntu and it says that I need about 16GB just to Ubuntu here. If I have to I can purchase more ram. Also which would be the best version of Ubuntu to run for this? On the site it says 10.04.
My Computer Specs:
GTX 580
16GB RAM 1600 MHz
Intel i7-980x
Chronos Deluxe 120GB <-- Windows 7 x64
300GB 10,000RPM x 2 <---- One of them has Ubuntu 12.04 x64
1TB Caviar Black
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I'd pm task he said building cm9 is easy but aokp is a lot more difficult
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Nick281051 said:
I'd pm task he said building cm9 is easy but aokp is a lot more difficult
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I was going to but I thought most devs don't check their PM, but I will now.
Hi, may I know what's the difference between compiling a kernel using 32 bit ubuntu vs 64 bit ubuntu?
As the title says, will the next android updates work on 32 bits devices or not? Custom roms support? I think gapps will only be 64bits for android O Am I wrong? I'm looking for a new cellphone should I go with a 64 bit for futureproof I wanted the nexus 6 but its 32bits...What should I do?
Pierre2324 said:
As the title says, will the next android updates work on 32 bits devices or not? Custom roms support? I think gapps will only be 64bits for android O Am I wrong? I'm looking for a new cellphone should I go with a 64 bit for futureproof I wanted the nexus 6 but its 32bits...What should I do?
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I don't think that at all, new phones will include 32 and 64 bits devices, new android O should be released as open source and can be ported to any of them, also gapps will remain supporting of 32 and 64 bits devices.
MigoMujahid said:
I don't think that at all, new phones will include 32 and 64 bits devices, new android O should be released as open source and can be ported to any of them, also gapps will remain supporting of 32 and 64 bits devices.
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Are you sure some people say that android O and gapps are only for 64bits based on the dev preview 1
I have Samsung A10.It has 64 bit chipset though it it is running on 32 bit android.Can i get this mobile to use 64 bit android by flashing google gsi for arm64.
No, it won't run arm64 gsi
Why ?It has a 64 bit chipset which is needed to run arm 64
Abdul Hadi01 said:
Why ?It has a 64 bit chipset which is needed to run arm 64
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But it doesn't have the necessary libs inside the device to run 64bit GSI. Samsung removed them and only left 32bit available.
Hello, I would like someone to please recommend me a custom rom to install on my samsung A10s (a107m). I have not been able to find support information on official pages such as Lineage Os. I have everything soon, download FWUL and TWRP together with Magisk, I just need a compatible rom. Thank you in advance and I hope someone can help me ... or I better change my device
I had great luck with some of these. Haven't tried them all.
https://t.me/s/eureka_roms
So, I wanna make an AOSP based OS and last time I checked, you need linux. Aaaaaaaaaaand, I don't wanna dualboot or install linux.
Any way to do this on Windows 10?
I got 512GB with 298GB free. Secondary m.2 slot that is, not reading... and 32gb ram.
and for the software. I got VS2019, VSCode, Android Studio, and JDK.