im looking for a very specific version,
the name of the image was cm-10.1-20130310-UNOFFICIAL-p4.zip
ive looked everywhere for it, but ive only managed to find an earlier version of it,
mega links for the image no longer work, and the ubuntu one link...
well as you all know, ubuntu one stopped being a thing on 2014
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I've seen several references to an alpha version of Gingerbread sources posted by Dell, so I looked here:
http://opensource.dell.com/releases/streak/
It appears Dell removed the Gingerbread folder. Does anybody know if they are still available somewhere?
This thread has something relevant, but I'd like to see the source as Dell posted it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=999150
Tried to post this on the development forum, but I don't have the post count to do so.
Thanks.
AWD_Maniac said:
I've seen several references to an alpha version of Gingerbread sources posted by Dell, so I looked here:
http://opensource.dell.com/releases/streak/
It appears Dell removed the Gingerbread folder. Does anybody know if they are still available somewhere?
This thread has something relevant, but I'd like to see the source as Dell posted it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=999150
Tried to post this on the development forum, but I don't have the post count to do so.
Thanks.
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I really dont know why they removed it, but I have the source.
I'll stick it in my dropbox..
If you want to get involved with getting it working better then I'm more than happy to share it! as I am having a bear with sensors .
Thank you very much. I've been following your progress on the Gingerstreak thread and wondered where you got the sources.
Off course I'd like to get involved, although this would be the second time I try to compile Android (the first was for a Sharp Netwalker, which I failed miserably - the kernel booted a console, but never got the Android system to come up). I have experience programming in C for microcontrollers but never worked on something this big before.
Just give me some pointers and I'll try my best =)
well its best to discuss it on IRC #dellstreak, but building the kernel isn't hard (once you got past the typos and static links in the source code).
sounds like you needed to work on the ramdisk, on your sharp.
we have all that working, but any help investigating why the sensors/power is messed up is very much appreciated.
I'll up the code now, I did start to set up a gitweb, but for some reason (quite possibly my stupidity) it doesnt want to sync with my source
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29656352/Streak_GB_opensource.tar.gz
So I'll start by saying, if you read any of the current porting guides, it's basically impossible to build CM for a device unless you already have it running on the device... So that's not very helpful.
I am working on porting CM10 to the Ouya, I have the build environment set up fine, I can build a perfectly working CWM recovery from source for it, but when I build CM10 it doesn't boot, nothing even shows up on the screen. I am pretty sure this is due to some missing proprietary blobs from the Ouya, but since no one has made a proprietary-files.txt for it yet, I'm left in the unenviable postion of having to do it myself. I have no problem with doing it, I simply don't know how. I tried using the file from the tf700t source (because the hardware is the most similar) but got no better result. Now I've spent 2 days searching fourms, google, etc. to find a guide to create a proprietary-files.txt, but all I can find is a mess of sites telling you how to use an existing one...
Can anyone help me with this, or am I out of luck? Alternatively, does anyone know an IRC channel I could find an expert in? Fattire and Dalingrin come to mind for their work on the nook color and HP touchpad. If they could make those devices work they should be able to help me fix the ouya with no trouble...
So here is what i'm trying to do.
I use to have a Galaxy Nexus with AOKP, OmniRom, etc installed as well as I have OmniRom on my 2013 N7. My current phone is a Moto X & I have the stock rom on it with xposed installed.
What I like abut Omni on my N7 is that when I go to install an apk, I get the current version installed as well as the new version installed under version info (which you can't find on stock roms). (look at the screen shot attached)
I've been interested in trying to make an xposed module to re-create this for stock roms however I have no idea where to find the string of code that inserts the current/new info you see in the screen shot. I've tried Stackoverflow, but haven't found my answer yet.
It's obviously seen in many custom roms & i'm sure many of you have seen it, but I don't know what portion of the rom it gets coded in, to be able to see what the strings look like to make it work.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Do I need to ask a rom dev or try to ask this on stack?
Hey, new to the forum.
I have the Galaxy 10.1, had it since it's been out pretty much. And I want to try and put the Ubuntu OS on it. I looked on the wiki they have, the one post I found said the image wasn't continued anymore. So I was wondering if I could put the latest version of the OS on? Or if you had any other suggestions.
I can't link the site I looked at first since I'm new. But, it's on the ubuntu wiki.
I think that they have stopped development on that software
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This is probably an insanely noob-ish question, but I've scoured the internet (and this site) for days and I haven't found anything yet, so I'm hoping someone with some smarts or experience can help me.
I'm trying to build TWRP recovery for my device, an unsupported phone. (The BLU Life One 2015: GSM Arena Specs) Specifically, the 2GB RAM 16GB ROM version, if that helps. I've been following this guide: [DEV]How to compile TWRP touch recovery by Deez Troy, and I've got my whole build environment set up, I have the source downloaded, and I've found (what I'm pretty sure is) a device tree for my phone HERE. I'm convinced it's for my phone since the model listed is X011Q, which is the name of the firmware for my phone.
The issue I'm having is that when I get to the part of the guide about editing the BoardConfig.mk file, I can't find it anywhere. Not in AOSP source, (which I downloaded for later use), not in the TWRP source, not in any of the partitions I've pulled from my phone, or in the device tree. My main questions then are these:
1.)Does it actually exist some where for me to find?
2.)Is it device specific, or will one for a phone with similar specs (probably) work fine?
3.)If I have to make/build it, how do I go about doing that? What needs to be in it? (Though I'm less sure this would be the case thanks to THIS post.
4.)If none of the above questions are the right one to ask, but if you think you know what I need to know/what I need to ask, please TELL ME!
Also, any other resources anyone can point me towards or advice/pointers you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
The same question.
No answers?
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The same question.
No answers?
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Nope. If it didn't spontaneously create itself out of nothingness, you will never be able to find it. No one ever created the files, they popped out of Zeus' forehead fully-formed.
Here is the answer:
source.android.com - new-device
You can download the BoardConfig.mk for your device or make a new one.