Source code for A510F. From Samsung OSRC.
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http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=A510F
in case you dont exactly know what you shared, samsung releases the source code of all kernels, and ONLY KERNELS.
So what source code we need ?
that depends what you are after?
considering you are on an Exynos device, what i think they lack is Open Documentation of their CPU SoCs, meaning the devs have to do 20x the amount of work to figure things out. Samsung hasn't responded for this call since Galaxy S2, i wouldn't hold any hope to it.
Your share can lead to a custom kernel however, which i think there are already one or two.
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Quick question about Galaxy S2 rooting.
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I'm planning on using GT-I9100M_MKG2_insecure kernel from here to root my phone and then I would like to flash back to stock kernel so I don't have the yellow warning triangle.
My question is, is there a way to keep this original kernel I have (because the closest I can find is GT-I9100M_MKG2_original)?
OR is there any really awesome kernels that I should just replace my stock with?
Any other general advice is also appreciated.
Thanks!
There are many kernels in the development section, only you can say if kernel is awesome as only you would use your phone.
Withing each kernel thread you would see users reporting whether a kernel was good for them or not, but only when you flash, then you would know...
Hi , i have a doubt, i know its possibly to overclock the ram, but i dont know how.
My intensino its not increase the size, its boost the frequency a little bit.
Someone have some idea Where should I work or how to do it? sorry for my english.
one thing, what school or subject did the developers learn/study about the kernel? and know everything about it. give me the answer and we'll start quickly research kernel it together. since I'm not very good at English it will be difficult to find clue information on how developers learn about the kernel before working with it like overclocking.
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Is this the tejus' build?
JulianoXDA said:
Is this the tejus' build?
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This is the amount of people "users" actually using different OS builds in device: "delos3geur".
These statistics are sent when they opt to help LineageOS community when prompted in their own devices in Startup Wizard.
Unfortunately these statistics there's nothing to do with the LineageOS Official ROM building stage or whatsoever apart it.
Is there anybody responsible for these builds? I have not managed to know who is in charge and my mom has a delos3geur/delos3gub that's running android 4.1 and many apps on Google's Play *or* on F-Droid are starting to require a newer version of Android...
Any chance of seeing this for our lovely device?
Redmi note 4 is already compatible thanks to devs https://www.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-redmi-note-4-project-treble/
i dont think so ...
Maybe, we do have a partition we might be able to use. Although it does seem we may not be able to fit everything in there and not to mention if we have someone who can port treble in our community.
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here is a new software to get treble on some unsupported devices
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pr...treble-terble-vendor-t3774629/page4?nocache=1
it might be possible to take out around 500MB from system partition or data partition to make a new partition for vendor
Treble support is WIP. No ETA.