Like the title says, busybox supports tar files (compressed using gz, bz2 and lzma), and one can easily add md5 support to that.
Is there any specific reason or just the developers aren't familiar with Linux?
Developers aren't familiar with linux?? you kidding us?
And if you have that much knowledge, why don't you yourself initiate a revolution?
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jeetu1981 said:
Developers aren't familiar with linux?? you kidding us?
And if you have that much knowledge, why don't you yourself initiate a revolution?
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A new revolution...of bricks!
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life.eq.null said:
Like the title says, busybox supports tar files (compressed using gz, bz2 and lzma), and one can easily add md5 support to that.
Is there any specific reason or just the developers aren't familiar with Linux?
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Probably cpu usage and battery life issues more than anything else. Then there are units (like the one I'm using now) that simply don't have that much power to begin with. So who knows the exact details other than the authors...
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tronmech said:
Probably cpu usage and battery life issues more than anything else. Then there are units (like the one I'm using now) that simply don't have that much power to begin with. So who knows the exact details other than the authors...
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tar + gzip uses less resources than zip, also it preserves permissions, md5 / crc32 checking should be trivial and wouldn't use any more than zip, probably less, also faster decompression.
@jeetu1981 I'm not familiar with Android, however I'm familiar with Linux.
@Jamin13 You have no clue
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@jeetu1981 I'm not familiar with Android, however I'm familiar with Linux.
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That's great, I suggest you should work with some XDA developers then, may be your knowledge can really help them provide something new to the community.
After all, XDA is all about sharing and helping
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@Jamin13 You have no clue
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I don't.
I'm trying to learn more though.
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Related
As the AA site is still a WIP I will post here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=632040&d=1308669292
Terminal Emulator/ADB Shell
$ su
# sensorcalibutil_yamaha
Follow directions.
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For terminal it's
Su
System/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha
*or has it changed location since in ginger?*
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Shoulon said:
For terminal it's
Su
System/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha
*or has it changed location since in ginger?*
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It's changed in gingerbread.
Damn samsuck. need to question devs less eh =/
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Shoulon said:
For terminal it's
Su
System/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha
*or has it changed location since in ginger?*
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I have NEVER had to type system/bin before sensorcalibutil_yahama.
What does the zip file do?
Flashable zip?
*edit* nevermind I just peeked inside the zip.
For post above me, you flash through clockwork, and it flashes the calibration tool needed.
And btw its no included at all in gb, hence the need for this to be flashed
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ran the calibration tool and it made no difference
No difference here either. Doesn't really bother me much tho.
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Guess they thought gingerbreads version would work? So no difference huh?
Well thanks for getting this still Marcusant.
Just a thought, but wouldn't you need the other files that go with it? If i knew how to compile one of these zips, i would edit it and see if it worked >.>
/system/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha
/system/bin/sensorserver_yamaha
/system/bin/sensorstatutil_yamaha
hoffman1984 said:
Just a thought, but wouldn't you need the other files that go with it? If i knew how to compile one of these zips, i would edit it and see if it worked >.>
/system/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha
/system/bin/sensorserver_yamaha
/system/bin/sensorstatutil_yamaha
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I would think you could just download a rom open it up with winrar and copy it out and post it with credits and permission of coarse, just to be safe
Well the reason i mentioned the 3 files, is that sensorcalibutil_yamaha was the only file that's flashed in this fix. Hence why it might not work? Again, i know nothing of fixes and development on Android, but from a programming perspective, i would say they're dependent files...
Who knows... If anyone feels like taking the time to re-create this fix with the files listed, it just may work. =\
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Well the reason i mentioned the 3 files, is that sensorcalibutil_yamaha was the only file that's flashed in this fix. Hence why it might not work? Again, i know nothing of fixes and development on Android, but from a programming perspective, i would say they're dependent files...
Who knows... If anyone feels like taking the time to re-create this fix with the files listed, it just may work. =\
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Drag them into the zip and post it. Trust me, Marcusant probably doesn't mind the whole permission thing.
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I did all that... edited the update script... and it bricked my phone. I'll hve to do my research, cause I have a feeling that it's not as easy as just dropping files into a zip
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I did all that... edited the update script... and it bricked my phone. I'll hve to do my research, cause I have a feeling that it's not as easy as just dropping files into a zip
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Don't edit the script...
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flipblind said:
Drag them into the zip and post it. Trust me, Marcusant probably doesn't mind the whole permission thing.
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Kick in the nuts? lol
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Don't edit the script...
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May I ask why?
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Htc ROM kitchen supports our ATRIX devices (still in beta and unconfirmed if it is 100% working).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
Hopefully this will help flow in some new ROMs!
KNOWN BUGS:
Porting tools
Apps to sd
please post any more known bugs for our device
Quote from original thread:
"Who is this kitchen for?
Those who are brand new to creating custom ROMs and want an easy place to start learning
Those who just want to modify shipped ROMs or someone else's custom ROMs to their liking
Those who are confused by all those scripts and complex commands required for building and extracting
This is NOT a tool to automatically turn you into a full-fledged ROM developer. ROM development normally involves work from the ground up and involves time, research and patience. I am just giving the tools to help the average person get things done quickly from an existing
base."
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5626300&postcount=3
GOOD HOW TO
http://theunlockr.com/2010/04/15/ho...m-for-android-part-2-creating-your-first-rom/
SOURCE CODE LINK:
https://github.com/dsixda/Android-Kitchen
We need help from experienced Devs to fix all the bugs and make this 100% compatible.
All credit goes to dsixda!!! Donate to HIM not me, as I had nothing to do with this. I just found it!!!
armonwilson888 said:
Htc ROM kitchen supports our ATRIX devices (still in beta and unconfirmed if it is 100% working).
I will post link to original forum when I get home.
To Mr Clown: I was at a tossup as to whether or not this was general or dev section material. If Mods feel this should be moved by all means, please move.
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yup confirmed working here, im using it for a while now.
Edit: I can't read today. Lol sorry
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a link would be nice
link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
stevendeb25 said:
link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
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thnks I will put this in OP
Ok, its sounds dumb. Can we port. Sense ui from htc. Sensations With This tool?
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EclipseX said:
Ok, its sounds dumb. Can we port. Sense ui from htc. Sensations With This tool?
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You can create your own rom FROM an existing base (any rom available for our device.)
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You can create your own rom FROM an existing base (any rom available for our device.)
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So if we took Ken's GB ROM, we could create our own custom one from it?
I tried to use it and flash on orangefr and it didn't work for some reason. I used a battery mod and icons and uot said it was good with no errors. Not sure why
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So if we took Ken's GB ROM, we could create our own custom one from it?
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yes, it does require some knowledge of how everything works. From everything I have read, the answer you seek is yes!!!
I still am not sure if everything is working 100% as the atrix update for it is still in beta.
You need to know how to edit updater-scripts to. As this kitchen doesn't modify it properly
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stevendeb25 said:
You need to know how to edit updater-scripts to. As this kitchen doesn't modify it properly
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Thanks for clarifying this I am still messing around with it at the moment learning how it works. I just thought this might be useful to the community. I will also PM the dev to see what can be done to create a patch. But I will need some help as I do not know much Java coding.
i Love HTC rom ^^
I will try this latter of setember =)...
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You need to know how to edit updater-scripts to. As this kitchen doesn't modify it properly
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All you have to do there is use updater script from the ROM you use with the kitchen, e.g. if you use KP's 4.5.91 just use update script from it.
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CaelanT said:
All you have to do there is use updater script from the ROM you use with the kitchen, e.g. if you use KP's 4.5.91 just use update script from it.
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Yes we know that. But when using a system.img say the french one. when kitchen unpacks it the update-script id made. Then ask kitchen to convert to updater-script as this is only supported by cwm there is errors and rom won't boot
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armonwilson888 said:
yes, it does require some knowledge of how everything works. From everything I have read, the answer you seek is yes!!!
I still am not sure if everything is working 100% as the atrix update for it is still in beta.
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Make the First line of OP BIGGER, possibly change the colour... Before people begin to download and complain , cheers.
EDIT: Found source for project via first Link dsixda, Android-Kitchen
weaz_da_smel said:
Make the First line of OP BIGGER, possibly change the colour... Before people begin to download and complain , cheers.
EDIT: Found source for project via first Link dsixda, Android-Kitchen
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Thanks for the tips and the source code. I hope we can get some Devs on this as I am completely clueless as to how to make this work 100%. I also tried to PM the creator but he is not accepting pm's. I will update the OP.
Update Script.... stuff
armonwilson888 said:
Thanks for the tips and the source code. I hope we can get some Devs on this as I am completely clueless as to how to make this work 100%. I also tried to PM the creator but he is not accepting pm's. I will update the OP.
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No, the creator isn't accepting PM's.
Plus the thread is Ridiculously huge to look for and find if hey have any issues with updater-scripts for the atrix.
Log says its still Beta.
stevendeb25 said:
yup confirmed working here, im using it for a while now.
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Having any issues??
Could someone pull the ramdisk from this device and upload it please.
if someone will tell how - no prob. )
not possible without root , its quite secure i tell you.
you cannot even read *.rc files here
now we got it, for v08c (which is not our 10x editions) but pretty much the same, but open for root
here
Dexter_nlb said:
now we got it, for v08c (which is not our 10x editions) but pretty much the same, but open for root
here
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So can that be flashed?
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ianford10 said:
So can that be flashed?
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no, its just a ramdisk dump
Dexter_nlb said:
no, its just a ramdisk dump
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Thank you for uploading. Is it possible I could get it put on another site too? Won't let me download in the us. If not I can always try and hack around a bit to make it let me download
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on the site CyanogenMod there download link ramdisk zip file, someone has already seen?
Hi guys, Jaizu said:
Wifi is on the module: ath6kl_sdio.ko
Not included on the kernel
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So i searched "ath6kl_sdio.ko" in google and i found this: https://community.freescale.com/docs/DOC-93603.
I continue to look and i found "/lib/modules/3.5.0-17-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath6kl/ath6kl_sdio.ko" in ubuntu linux-image-extra-3.5.0-17-generic package: http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/i386/linux-image-extra-3.5.0-17-generic/filelist
And this: http://cjix.info/blog/files/nitdroid/AR6003Android.pdf
I just wonder, Can not we using these resources and find the wi-fi driver?
kidding no?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38287041&postcount=109
And this say a HTC Dev.
And I think we can use that if we can port to Android
Sorry for my english.
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And I think we can use that if we can port to Android
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That's what I thought. And I guess this resource is describe the porting process.
odunluzikkim said:
That's what I thought. And I guess this resource is describe the porting process.
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It´s a good idea, only wait for devs to try
To complicated, uhh ubuntu dev, can do, no knowledge in linux, no do, me no no no no, tried this and that uhh googre.
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guys, i was browsing in the kernel source files. i found "ath5k, ath9k and carl9170" wireless drivers in "net/wireless/ath/" folder. but we need "ath6kl" folder.
i found that folder in http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/drivers/net/wireless/ath/?v=3.2 adress. almost the same as our. there is just have an extra folder and we need that folder! ath5k folder on this site, the same as ours kernel folder.
our kernel source code ath folder in attachments. if you want to take a look.
guys, the attachmented file is ath6kl folder. so, one of the developer to try it.
sorry for my bad english.
donno if it helps, just found it:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2009304
http://us.generation-nt.com/answer/patch-0-6-ath6kl-create-ath6kl-core-ko-help-205949441.html
It does seem like a similar file, but it needs to be tested by someone who can build kernels.
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It does seem like a similar file, but it needs to be tested by someone who can build kernels.
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like our mr. einstein.frat for example
Yeah, but he needs to talk to us Come on Einstein, we are depending on you.
A dev sent me this link, he said it wouldn't require hardcore coding skills to do it: https://github.com/kvalo/ath6kl/tree/master/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath6kl
and I found this, looks interesting: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/ath6kl
neoyoli said:
A dev sent me this link, he said it wouldn't require hardcore coding skills to do it: https://github.com/kvalo/ath6kl/tree/master/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath6kl
and I found this, looks interesting: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/ath6kl
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Sooooo we no longer need to bother HTC about the WiFi driver??? ?
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uchihasparky said:
Sooooo we no longer need to bother HTC about the WiFi driver??? ?
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Then we could move on to the rest like android 4.04 but einstein said it's not an easy thing, I guess we try what we can.
https://wiki.linaro.org/Resources/HowTo/SamsungWlanInOrigen
http://git.chromium.org/gitweb/?p=ch...decadb2bc7c0e1
https://wiki.linaro.org/Resources/HowTo/SamsungWlanInOrigen?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=sdio.c
I have no experience either with compiling kernels!
If this is the real deal we can finally build cm9, 10?
someone should drag nikhil in on the scene too after Prometheus 828 he has proven he can
lead3r1 said:
someone should drag nikhil in on the scene too after Prometheus 828 he has proven he can
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I've alreade send a pm to him so you guys send one too!
This is a CM10.2/PACman kernel I compiled.
UPDATE: I have changed the CPU frequency tables to allow 192MHz minimum speed in addition to enabling overclocking.
You can download a CWM/TWRP flashable zip of the kernel from HERE
Feedback welcomed!
http://www.spice.net.au/razrm/Kernel/TurnipKernel-XT-907-v1.0.1-CM10.2-20131020013720-CWM.zip
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The only changes I have made at this point are to enable over clocking.
You can download a CWM/TWRP flashable zip of the kernel from HERE
My device is happy at 1728MHz - Your results may vary.
ecips said:
This is a CM10.2/PACman kernel I compiled.
The only changes I have made at this point are to enable over clocking.
You can download a CWM/TWRP flashable zip of the kernel from HERE
My device is happy at 1728MHz - Your results may vary.
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What is "CPU min" on your kernel?
thx,bro's.can i use it on stock rom?thx so much
St.Noigel said:
What is "CPU min" on your kernel?
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384MHz - but I am working on a couple of changes and 192MHz min is one of them.
Cheers
hiro1215 said:
thx,bro's.can i use it on stock rom?thx so much
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I haven't tried it, but I think it unlikely to work.
Cheers
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384MHz - but I am working on a couple of changes and 192MHz min is one of them.
Cheers
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It will be perfect! Thanx, Sir!
I'm reporting very good battery life with this Kernel. Check out my screen shot!
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Do you know if flashing this gets rid of slight lag 4.3 roms have? That's the only reason I've been staying away from them.
New Build
First post updated.
dreamjaeil said:
Do you know if flashing this gets rid of slight lag 4.3 roms have? That's the only reason I've been staying away from them.
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Curious about this as well.
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Curious about this as well.
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Why don't you give it a try and see??
very happy to see some kernel development for xt907. It needs it. Thanks ecips.
Prob. a noob question but does anyone know if this will work on the AOKP rom?
jb14813 said:
Prob. a noob question but does anyone know if this will work on the AOKP rom?
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I tried flashing this over liquid smooth and couldn't get it to boot. Boot animation was very choppy and then just froze. Not sure about AOKP though.
Just a note, GPL dictates you must provide kernel source within 80 days of public release. I know we're not at that limit but thought I might say something since I didn't see source linked in the OP.
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BytecodeMe said:
Just a note, GPL dictates you must provide kernel source within 80 days of public release. I know we're not at that limit but thought I might say something since I didn't see source linked in the OP.
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If you want the code changes I have made, you could try asking me.
The changes are really quite trivial.
ecips said:
If you want the code changes I have made, you could try asking me.
The changes are really quite trivial.
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It's not about what I want. GPL is the law. It's possible for you to get in serious legal trouble.
I'm not trying to be a douche, if anything I'm looking out for you...
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This work for a stock rooted debloated ROM?
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zoomy942 said:
This work for a stock rooted debloated ROM?
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Strongly doubt it since it's for 4.3
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Will this work on Carbon?
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