HTC haven't released source code of J One yet.
HTC usually release their source code usually after 3-4 months after official updates, but no kernel sources of J One that run on Android 4.2 was relased.
Major update to Android to 4.2 was released on 2013/09/10, but they haven't released its kernel source yet.
I really need kernel source of 2.21, which was released on 2013/12/19, because repaied rear camera only works on this version.
How can we make HTC release their source code?
Should we report to someone as GPL violations? But how?
I recently noticed that Droid DNA's latest kernel source has come, but still no 4.2 sources for J One.
vroad said:
HTC haven't released source code of J One yet.
HTC usually release their source code usually after 3-4 months after official updates, but no kernel sources of J One that run on Android 4.2 was relased.
Major update to Android to 4.2 was released on 2013/09/10, but they haven't released its kernel source yet.
I really need kernel source of 2.21, which was released on 2013/12/19, because repaied rear camera only works on this version.
How can we make HTC release their source code?
Should we report to someone as GPL violations? But how?
I recently noticed that Droid DNA's latest kernel source has come, but still no 4.2 sources for J One.
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And this would be?
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
Are you mentioning about 1.07?
zelendel said:
And this would be?
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
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version 1.07 is not Android 4.2.2.
They don't fix that. I don't know why.
so i was thinking when our ahd gets kk update its sources will also get updated right but now we get roms from unified builds so kk source can affect the our ahd.?
mega_man said:
so i was thinking when our ahd gets kk update its sources will also get updated right but now we get roms from unified builds so kk source can affect the our ahd.?
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RHD just got official KK and they are still waiting on RHD sources to be updated, so not necessarily. When the source code for both sides are released, that will be a job for the devs to cherry pick the new pieces of the code that will help the unified build. Will it make it better? Hopefully. Right now, just sit back, and be patient for our official KK update instead of jumping to step 10
Unified kernel for msm8974 devices
hi all
we are cooking 1 kernel for all msm8974 devices for all custom roms
Source
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/kernel
in this moment Z1 (honami) and Z2 (sirius) are tested
feel free to fork, joyn and push back
XDA:DevDB Information
Unified , Kernel for the Sony Xperia Z2
Contributors
jerpelea, Kali-, tilal6991, cdesai
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-10-07
Last Updated 2014-10-13
By "custom" you mean based on stock roms or AOSP-derived?
adwinp said:
By "custom" you mean based on stock roms or AOSP-derived?
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both
depending on what an developer wants to build
What will the impact of this project be on areas that have been problems for aosp projects such as hardware drivers ?
furrypotato said:
What will the impact of this project be on areas that have been problems for aosp projects such as hardware drivers ?
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1 kernel to rule them all means that 1 hal fixed in 1 device works on all devices
1 patch merged in kernel to fix something fixes same problem on all devices
jerpelea said:
1 kernel to rule them all means that 1 hal fixed in 1 device works on all devices
1 patch merged in kernel to fix something fixes same problem on all devices
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I hope I'm not presumptuous or wrong: will it come with CWM and/or TWRP recovery versions?
Many thanks.
bonderbond said:
I hope I'm not presumptuous or wrong: will it come with CWM and/or TWRP recovery versions?
Many thanks.
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this is just source code so depends on developers on what android fork is used
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both
depending on what an developer wants to build
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Unless I'm mistaken, the sony source doesn't work with pure AOSP. All AOSP or derivatives roms use the CM android_kernel_sony_msm8974pro or forks of it.
My question is thus the following: is this kernel source compatible with AOSP or like "kernel-copyleft", only with stock rom derivatives?
My custom kernel works on the latter, but I need to use the "msm8974pro" trees for pure AOSP.
Unless I'm missing something?
adwinp said:
Unless I'm mistaken, the sony source doesn't work with pure AOSP. All AOSP or derivatives roms use the CM android_kernel_sony_msm8974pro or forks of it.
My question is thus the following: is this kernel source compatible with AOSP or like "kernel-copyleft", only with stock rom derivatives?
My custom kernel works on the latter, but I need to use the "msm8974pro" trees for pure AOSP.
Unless I'm missing something?
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it works perfectly on aosp and derivates
new guides published
http://developer.sonymobile.com/knowledge-base/open-source/open-devices/
kernel is rebased
z3 platform (shinano) added to kernel
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/kernel/commits/aosp/LNX.LA.3.5.1-01110-8x74.0
status
z1 - bringup in progress
z2 - boots
z3 - boots
feel free to push fixes
broadcom wifi is now merged in kernel
crash has been fixed
broadcom wifi crash fixed
Can't boot
@jerpelea I've compiled AOSP Lollipop and it boots fine. I've compiled the kernel from 3.5.2.2 branch of the unified kernel source and successfully made zImage. I've combined the zImage with the resulting dtb and the ramdisk from the AOSP build. I can't get the device to boot for some reason. It's stuck at the Sony boot logo. Did I miss a step ? I've searched online but couldn't get enough help about this.
Tried the same with Kitkat too but same result. Doesn't go past the sony boot logo.
UPDATE
Got it to work The command line argument in the guide provided has android boot device as qcom whereas the one compiled during AOSP has it as "shinano" Took me 1 build to understand this Back to work again
hi All
Busy weeks ....months ...
Progress so far
- unified 3.4 kernel is stable for daily use and community tweaking
As some of you have already seen we have started work on comunity 3.10 unified kernel
This kernel is not finished and not stable but is an invitation for developers to joyn, test and improve a kernel built "by community for community"
Br
J
build guide has been updated for easy reading
http://developer.sonymobile.com/kno...evices/how-to-build-and-flash-a-linux-kernel/
hi all
kernel 3.10 is progressing nice
it can soon be used on SONY AOSP Project
master branch on devices uses 3.10 kernel
l-mr0 branch uses 3.4 kernel
br
J
hi all
3.10 is progressing nice
at this point can be used for L MR1 and shows good battery savings
more enhancements and bugfixes will come soon
br
J
Hi @jerpelea, which of the branches should be used for the 3.10 kernel?
I ll be appreciated that the unified kernel can support d6563.
So I've started learning how to build a kernel given the source code, but I was wondering- since I got the Android 5.1 OTA will I be able to use the 5.0.2 kernel source for now to test on 5.1 until the source for 5.1 is on github? Or is this a bad idea that I should not even consider?
I have no idea. I think if you look up faux123 on Google+ he'll answer it for ya....?
Hello guys
My question is base if there are any sources to our tree available?
I been digging around for it so i can build a rom or few but no luck yet.
I got this kernel source but want to make sure it actually is our kernel https://github.com/lg-devs/android_kernel_lge_msm8992
Thanks