Hello,
I'm new here and hope that someone can help me with my problem:
Since about one week I tried to build a kernel Module/Driver for my Huawei T1 7.0 (T1-701w) and my Asix AX88772 USB-Ethernet Adapter.
I found the following post here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2131825
so I tried to build a working Module for my Device.
First I got a lots of Problems by compiling the Module but at least at the end I finally got the .ko file (yes, for a beginner like me a big sucess )
After compiling I copied the asix.ko file to my Tablet
Code:
system/lib/modules
and tried to load the Module with
Code:
insmod asix.ko
After that I get the following error message:
Code:
insmod: init_module 'asix.ko' failed (Exec format error)
And dmesg says the following:
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I'm new to all that android dev stuff so I hope someone can help me a bit.
I'm also not sure if i used the right defconf file from the source, or whether if it is possible to build a module with all that stuff and my setup.
Infos:
Device: Huawei T1 7.0 (T1-701w) - rooted with folloring guide
Board: sp7731gea_lm
Chip: sc8830
CPU-Arch: ARMv7 rev5 (v7l)
Kernel-Ver: 3.10.17
OS: Android Kitkat (4.4.2)
Source:
T1-701w
AX88772
It would be awesome if someone can spend a bit of time for helping me, if u need more informations or have any questions just ask, i will try my best
I also have teamspeak if u prefere to speak
So, thank u a lot and hopefully my english is understandable
greetings
usix0
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After a long wait, I have disassembled my Z930 Tab. I am attaching the pictures.
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I found that my WiFi chip is from RealTek (8188CTV or 8188CIV, Can't make out the model name, too small) whereas my tab has some HTC port rom which has the driver for Broadcom's chipset. I found the driver, its RTL8188CUS. But I don't know how to compile it for Android. Please help me to uninstall Broadcomm's driver and install RealTek's. My custom ROM is running on JB
Thank You
Any progress with fixing the battery life/ wifi driver ?
There are drivers for 8188CUS in realtek site which are till android 4.0. I am not sure but the same can work for android 4.1 too
http://www.realtek.com.tw/DOWNLOADS...n=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true
jaydeepkhalpada said:
Any progress with fixing the battery life/ wifi driver ?
There are drivers for 8188CUS in realtek site which are till android 4.0. I am not sure but the same can work for android 4.1 too
http://www.realtek.com.tw/DOWNLOADS...n=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true
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Nop ... guess just leave the tab. It was such a waste of money ... RealTek provides the uncompiled version of its driver. Lot of things to configure to compile it. And You need to make a custom ROM to install it too. I wasn;t able to find a method to install / uninstall drivers from Android.
Such foremost reason for this post is to ask for help and would like to compile my own kernel from my xperia M2 D2306 but I find a little inconvenience is only to find a file identification from my xperia I explain what this is.
This is the tutorial I'm following:
[ULTIMATE GUIDE] [Noob Friendly] Compile your own kernel from source android
As well I follow this tutorial sony:
How to rebuild kernels for flagship Xperia devices [tutorial]
And drop tools that tell me there is a problem but tell me this:
Code:
Replace Device Name with the configuration file found at:
Source / arch / arm / configs
It's written in This Way something_DeviceCodename_user_defconfig
and I went to the specified path but can not find any file of this type
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information from the filename of the Xperia M2:
Code:
Xperia M2
aosp_yukon_eagle_defconfig
How could set the name of my device before entering the kernel configuration script
would be helpful thanks
You are barking at the wrong tree.
The reason there is no defconfig for M2 (yukon) is that they have not uploaded the defconfig in their Github repo.
From this site it is clear that
http://xperiafirmware.com/8-firmware/53-sony-xperia-m2-d2303/
M2's firmware is 18.x.x.x
If you check the branches on Github ,there is no branch with 18.x.x.x
Moral
That source won't work.
Instead use kernel source from the Open source center.
http://developer.sonymobile.com/downloads/opensource/
This one should work fine for all the M2 devices .
http://developer.sonymobile.com/dow...-18-3-1-a-1-7-18-3-1-b-1-8-and-18-3-1-c-1-13/
Lenovo K900 custom kernelAndroid 4.3 (linux 3.4.43)
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>>> Please welcome - world`s first custom kernel for Lenovo K900 <<<
Disclaimer:
custom kernel based on Lenovo`s Open Source Code. Kernel is fully working. Adding new features.
How to flash:
unlock bootloader, flash any custom recovery, flash the the attached files.
Source code:
https://github.com/lenovo-k900/android_kernel_lenovo_redhookbay
Changelog:
build 001 : first release;
build 002 : added NTFS support, WI-FI Direct.
Download:
build 001 :: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz3X7ZuowQimc2cxc1FYb2l4eXM/view?usp=sharing
build 002 :: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz3X7ZuowQimSG5Oc0tNeEl4Nnc/view?usp=sharing
Credits:
pavluha2004
AirShark
XXX-Man
Nice work, works a treat!
How easy is it to build? I've been desperately wanting a kernel with kvm virtualization builtin (CONFIG_KVM, CONFIG_KVM_INTEL, CONFIG_VHOST_NET, CONFIG_VIRTIO_NET, CONFIG_KVM_DEVICE_ASSIGNMENT etc not as modules but builtin) - I don't suppose you've got time to do a rebuild?
rwt33 said:
Nice work, works a treat!
How easy is it to build? I've been desperately wanting a kernel with kvm virtualization builtin (CONFIG_KVM, CONFIG_KVM_INTEL, CONFIG_VHOST_NET, CONFIG_VIRTIO_NET, CONFIG_KVM_DEVICE_ASSIGNMENT etc not as modules but builtin) - I don't suppose you've got time to do a rebuild?
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U can rebuild it by yourself, it`s pretty easy. Sources are full, go ahead.
is this work for 4.2.1?
For a project I needed software & hardware to program a flash-IC. Doing some research I came across Flashrom, which also runs on Raspberry Pi. That saved me from buying some USB-programmer because you can simply use the GPIO-port. The inconvenience is that Flashrom only runs from the command line right now. Thus, you have to connect via SSH etc. Being a Kodi user I thought "just give it a try" and here we are:
This plugin installs the capability and a GUI to use Flashrom in Kodi. In the beginning development was started for Raspberry only, but it can probably also be used in general for Kodi installed in any Linux environment. This addon was tested...
...on Raspberry 1 rev. B with xbmc 16 (Jarvis) via GPIO port and with a WCH CH341A USB programmer
...in Linux Lite (Ubuntu) with a WCH CH341A USB programmer
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The code can be downloaded from Github: script.berryflash @ Github
And the Kodi addon is directly available here: script.berryflash.zip
Let me know if you find any errors, e.g. with other programmers when listed above.
Special thanks to the Flashrom team for their great work!
Changelog:
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v1.0.0 (2016-04-27)
- Initial Release
He writes that the password does not match, even though the password is correct
Hi,
As the title suggests, I am looking to add the ability to charge my device at the same time as using USB OTG. The device in question is a Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 LTE (SM-T235).
Let me start by saying this is my first step into android development, so I'm currently just Googling everything and attempting to follow some guides I found, but I'm still unable to work out which files I need to edit before compiling.
I have downloaded the latest kernel sources from the Samsung development website, extracted them and downloaded toolchain, as per THIS guide.
I have then been attempting to copy the process used HERE to enable the feature, but as that applied to the OPO, I assume the process is slightly different for the Galaxy Tab. I've searched for all the files that contain OTG and there's a lot of them, I can't work out what I need to edit. See screenshot:
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(For some reason I have tried 3 different image hosts and it isn't showing up so screenshot has been attached as well.
I have uploaded the contents of the drivers/usb folder from the kernel sources at the following like:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9o8Fezf-53KY0dKUlhZc2VmNGc
If anyone has the time and knowledge to have a look at this and help me out, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
I would like to use my Tab 4 as usb host too. Does OTG without charging work with your SM-T235, @crumble6 ? If yes, maybe this supply would work.