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hello guys... have been making alot of research on google.. till i notice this place...someone should please help me on how to port custom kernels for mtk devices.. my device...Tecno l8 mt6580 kernel 3.10.72+ ..any help pls

sasuke3369 said:
hello guys... have been making alot of research on google.. till i notice this place...someone should please help me on how to port custom kernels for mtk devices.. my device...Tecno l8 mt6580 kernel 3.10.72+ ..any help pls
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Hello,
It's the wrong place for this type of questions, u should post it in the corresponding sub-xda topic instead of.
To answer you without going into too much detail otherwise my few lines will turn into paragraphs with several kilometers long...
In a very simple way and in just a few words: the task can very quickly get complicated even for experienced developers, and i don't say that as kernel developers because i've never ventured into it, but in the meantime it's a custom and kernel ROM developer who told me that it's very complicated to adapt a kernel for a new phone from scratch, and i suppose that the task is even more so when the phone is an MTK because the kernel originally had to be designed for devices equipped with arm or mips processors..

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Hello,
It's the wrong place for this type of questions, u should post it in the corresponding sub-xda topic instead of.
To answer you without going into too much detail otherwise my few lines will turn into paragraphs with several kilometers long...
In a very simple way and in just a few words: the task can very quickly get complicated even for experienced developers, and i don't say that as kernel developers because i've never ventured into it, but in the meantime it's a custom and kernel ROM developer who told me that it's very complicated to adapt a kernel for a new phone from scratch, and i suppose that the task is even more so when the phone is an MTK because the kernel originally had to be designed for devices equipped with arm or mips processors..[/QUOTE
am using resurrection remix on my tecno l8 Android 5.1.1
kernel 3.10.72+
pls i need a custom kernel too for performance.
I'll be waiting for response
thanks
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I have some sources of mediatek 6577 base kernel also boot.img of kernel 3.4, but not able to build the, maybe because i m noob, or maybe there is not a perfect guide to start making kernel from source of mediatek, i m wanted to make kernel 3.4 for lenovo a390, because i want to run reall jellybean on that phone, i also have jellybean for mtk6577 (from ZTE) but whenever i installed that rom they could not boot, on boot screen the boot logo looks like mirrored, i m try my best, but no success, if someone please help me, so i m done any work for him, like (i m webmaster, now just entering in the android development)
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did you used 4.6.x toolchains sir?
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did you used 4.6.x toolchains sir?
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No i m not, because i dnt know about toolchains, whenever i tried to build kernels commands said (makefile command not found) and many more makefile error, /usr/bin error.
So i dnt know what shud i do.
If you are able to do this, this is very helpfull to me, because i want to make a rom that really 4.1.1 / 4.2.2 / 4.4.3 based for lenovo A390
THANKS for REPLY
xanderdrax said:
No i m not, because i dnt know about toolchains, whenever i tried to build kernels commands said (makefile command not found) and many more makefile error, /usr/bin error.
So i dnt know what shud i do.
If you are able to do this, this is very helpfull to me, because i want to make a rom that really 4.1.1 / 4.2.2 / 4.4.3 based for lenovo A390
THANKS for REPLY
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if you want to build kernel from source you can learn from @srsdani's thread, at least you know the things you need to build a kernel, don't forget to hit the thanks button for him if his thread help you, if you already have all the things maybe i'll help you later
Hi,
Did you manage doing it ?
If yes - can you write how to ?
Thanks,
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Hi,
Thing is, as I said, I'm a noob when it comes to Android, so I don't want to brick my phone by trying to make it ingest a ROM that's not suitable for it.
If my phone came with a MediaTek or Qualcomm SoC, I wouldn't worry, because there are plenty of ROMs out there, custom or not, to play with, but this Spreadtrum/Unisoc SoC is a thing of its own.
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Hi,
Thing is, as I said, I'm a noob when it comes to Android, so I don't want to brick my phone by trying to make it ingest a ROM that's not suitable for it.
If my phone came with a MediaTek or Qualcomm SoC, I wouldn't worry, because there are plenty of ROMs out there, custom or not, to play with, but this Spreadtrum/Unisoc SoC is a thing of its own.
It's based on Intel's Airmont architecture, and few phones or tablets use it, at least this specific version (SC9853i). Maybe I just don't understand too well how a ROM is built.
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The thing is, I don't know if this is transposable to my device, though the two share the same SoC. As I said earlier, I don't want to permanently brick my phone...
@UglyStuff
The mentioned Intel Airmount SoC's instruction set architecture is x86_64 , the also mentioned Intel Spreadtrum SC9853i SoC's instruction set architecture is x86_64, too. Hence in order to upgrade yor phone's Android you need a Custom ROM compiled for x86_64 architecture. GIYF ...
OK, but since this Panasonic and my Leagoo share the same SoC, they also share the same x64 instruction set, so do I get it right if I say that the custom ROM built for the Panasonic would fit on my Leagoo, or am I missing something?
In theory it should.
OK, I guess I'll have to chance it, and use recovery in case things so south. My phone isn't compatible with Treble, according to this app. Does it mean anything in terms of installing one of the generic system images found here or not?

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