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android x86 sdk

have found this a android x86 sdk on intel site
can we use it to make custom roms
software.intel.com/en-us/articles/android-41-jelly-bean-x86-emulator-system-image
software.intel.com/en-us/articles/android-ice-cream-sandwich-x86-emulator-image/
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drop-zone said:
have found this a android x86 sdk on intel site
can we use it to make custom roms
software.intel.com/en-us/articles/android-41-jelly-bean-x86-emulator-system-image
software.intel.com/en-us/articles/android-ice-cream-sandwich-x86-emulator-image/
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I think the source code for Android on Intel would be much more helpful, though i can't say how much it differs from the original android source ( https://android.googlesource.com/device/generic/x86/ ) repository, since i couldn't get it to check out & build properly:
https://01.org/android-ia/
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Full OS or just Shell?

Pardon me,
Noobs hereBut i seem confused with Canonical statement, does Ubuntu Phone OS full fledged OS? or it's just running as shell (like Flyme OS or Miui?
Since canonical said that Ubuntu Phone OS will be available for all (almost) Android phone when it released, do they just release the source code and instruction for porting? or they will release an improved and completed version of Ubuntu for Android seen here:
http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android

It's a full-fledged os. Not a launcher or modified android rom.

droe6 said:
It's a full-fledged os. Not a launcher or modified android rom.
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what he said was true..but could android device fully support on ubuntu os..or it has similar specification as android phone?
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there are two versions of ubuntu
one: ubuntu on adroid
this run ubuntu Desktop UI from android and run with android at the same time....
so it can posibly run on any android device that have enough CPU power and RAM
and maybe it need special modified android to run propertly
if that will be released for some devices .... devs will port it to other android devices
PS. to run ubuntu desktop from android you need to connect device to TV or monitor and to keyboard and mouse, so devices that can't connect to TV will be not supported
destkop apps usulally need much more space than android apps
and second
Ubunto for phones
thats complitly new OS that posibly run android on kernel(i'm not sure so correct mi if a'm wrong)
and it can problably run on any device that runs android (if that device have enough CPU power, RAM and strorage)
sorry for my poor english ... I hope you can understand this

It doesn't even matter what kernel Ubuntu Phone is based on because they're gonna release the source by the end of this month so we can port it to whatever we want (theoratically).

yapradica said:
what he said was true..but could android device fully support on ubuntu os..or it has similar specification as android phone?
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Yes we will be able to install ubuntu phone os in all android devices. Ububtu is build on the same linux kernel which android uses. So all drivers are available for android devices. How ever it won't be a single image like like ubuntu for pc. There will be separate images for different devices.

[KERNEL] Tegra 3 kernel rebased on newer mainline kernel

FYI I've merged/rebased the Tegra 3 platform kernel (3.1.10) with mainline Linux kernel v3.3. github repo/tf700 forum thread. I'm working with Asus TF700T's kernel sources. While the kernel is certainly different than the one used by Nexus 7, comparatively few additional modifications would be needed to port it to Nexus 7 as both of them are built on the same Tegra 3 SOC. I plan to continue until at least mainline Linux v3.5 is merged.

Is this a SPAM or what? You post same topic and content @ HTC One XL secton as well.

wangcliff said:
Is this a SPAM or what? You post same topic and content @ HTC One XL secton as well.
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Why would it be spam? hes posting because tegra 3 devices beyond the tf700 can benefit.

When are you planning to release a beta Kernel?

Really good!!
Now I hope that some of our talented devs will start working with this.

lmulli said:
When are you planning to release a beta Kernel?
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I do not own a Nexus 7 thus any releases depend on some developer picking up my work and adapting to Nexus 7. However, since Nexus 7 not only uses the same SoC (Tegra 3), but is built by the same vendor (Asus) on the same platform (cardhu), there's much less work that will need to be done. It's very likely the developer will spend less than one percent of time that I've spent.

I hope someone does this. I wish I could learn to do it but don't know where to learn. I'll be a tester lol
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I hope someone picks it up !
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pvka13 said:
FYI I've merged/rebased the Tegra 3 platform kernel (3.1.10) with mainline Linux kernel v3.3. github repo/tf700 forum thread. I'm working with Asus TF700T's kernel sources. While the kernel is certainly different than the one used by Nexus 7, comparatively few additional modifications would be needed to port it to Nexus 7 as both of them are built on the same Tegra 3 SOC. I plan to continue until at least mainline Linux v3.5 is merged.
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Why not use kernel 3.4 ?
Here is nvidia office 3.4 kernel for tegra3 :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2512611&highlight=kernel

Moto G9 Plus kernel compiling

Hi all
I have problem in compiling kernel source for Moto G9 Plus. There are apparently 2 versions of kernel source for Moto G9 Plus. There is one source in this link that 's the stock kernel (company released kernel ver. 4.14.117) and the other source that 's released by the experts community in this link.
I can build the community released kernel source, easily through clang or gcc but I can build the stock kernel neither by clang nor gcc (aosp or my host ubuntu or gcc-linaro versions) and I face with different types of errors consecutively (related to compiler version or configuration and code syntax)!
The main question and ambiguity for me is that if it is possible for a company to release a source code, erroneous and buggy or it can be built with a special compiler config or version or under a specific condition?!
Thanks in advance

Sapper Morton said:
The latest tag is available here:
GitHub - MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm at MMI-QPAS30.19-Q3-32-50-5
Linux Kernel for Motorola devices using MSM-based chipset - GitHub - MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm at MMI-QPAS30.19-Q3-32-50-5
github.com
As for the compiling errors; audio drivers, wlan and etc, are not included in that repository, you should included yourself:
https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/vendor-qcom-opensource-audio-kernel
https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/vendor-qcom-opensource-wlan-qcacld-3.0
About the Toolchain, you got that right, usually OEMs will use the default compiler that's matching the release tag.
The custom tree you linked in has these and more resolved; not to blame Motorola or Lenovo, but CAF itself, so a learning curve is necessary.
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Thanks for your help
but now another question is how can we understand which additional source (just like above two other sources you mentioned alongside the original source) is needed when we want to compile a kernel source?

hi
I have compiled stock kernel of Moto G9 Plus (odessa) based on the tutorial on this link successfully. when I replace the stock kernel (in boot.img) with the new compiled one (Image.gz), the phone has no problem in boot process but it's touch screen does not work and I can not login to the OS. can anyone help me to understand the issue and help to fix the problem?
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I know 3 commits (1, 2, 3) is needed to solve the issue about working the core kernel (kernel modules not compiled and not integrated with the core) correctly with kernel modules existing inside the OS from before (thanks @erfanoabdi for explanations and the commits!)

deheshjou said:
hi
I have compiled stock kernel of Moto G9 Plus (odessa) based on the tutorial on this link successfully. when I replace the stock kernel (in boot.img) with the new compiled one (Image.gz), the phone has no problem in boot process but it's touch screen does not work and I can not login to the OS. can anyone help me to understand the issue and help to fix the problem?
note:
I know 3 commits (1, 2, 3) is needed to solve the issue about working the core kernel (kernel modules not compiled and not integrated with the core) correctly with kernel modules existing inside the OS from before (thanks @erfanoabdi for explanations and the commits!)
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Hi, just curious how your kernel worked out? Is there any chance you are planning on sharing your work? This device could really benefit from a good custom kernel for stock sdcardfs A11, and one for asop(A11&A12) roms.

Linux for Galaxy Tab A 2015 Devices

What is postmarketos ?
postmarketOS // real Linux distribution for phones
Aiming for a 10 year life-cycle for smartphones
postmarketos.org
It's basically a linux distro that you use on your desktop for your tablet.
How to install it ?
T350/T355 : https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_Tab_A_8.0_2015_(samsung-gt58)
T550 : https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_Tab_A_9.7_2015_(samsung-gt510)
How to install on other variants (must have msm8916 snapdragon 410 soc) ?
It will most probably work just fine but display will not work. You will have to add panel driver to the kernel. See the wiki or join the matrix room for help.
Community :
Matrix and IRC - postmarketOS
wiki.postmarketos.org