As I said I'm attempting to compile the CM13 for GT-S6500 jena, but I'm not a real developer (at least yet) and I'm not that familiar with Linux :/ I'm stuck on building basic cm recovery.. Device's cpu variant is cortex a5 and it tries to compile using bionic/libc/arch-arm/arm.mk but a5 isn't supported and so it tells me to use 'generic' instead. And that's my problem - I have no idea how to change tools configuration. Any help would be appreciated !
Compiling recovery... We'll see how it goes and what I've done wrong this time
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Recovery succesfully compiled, testing :highfive:
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Edit: bootloop.
Plus **** crashed can't even initialise repo, need to find better linux distro -_-
Which recovery are you trying to build? TWRP or CWM?
xEmre66 said:
Which recovery are you trying to build? TWRP or CWM?
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I tried CM recovery, but I left this project for now, need to build few roms for my other devices to get better experience
OK, I understand
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morning folks, just looking for a bit of help, just got a nexus 7 week or two ago and am looking to work on my owmn personal mods to kernel etc (probably wont release any as yet) but every boot image i try to flash wont boot at all - even fastboot boot refuses to do anything, any ideas what my issue is
Does not boot...any sign of life after the flash, or does the flash itself fail? I believe you have unlocked the bootloader but it's still worth a check.
bootloader is unlocked yes, if i do fastboot boot boot.img it just sits at bootng downloaded image, if i flash the img it sits at google logo permanently
This is the dev section, threads not related to development does not belong here, questions goes to the Q&A section..
And it seems that you device is done for..
Beamed from my Maguro.
Not really as it is dev related as its related to my own development on the device, its not device as I'm using it now after reflashin 4.3
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Okay the only kernels that will work on 4.3 properly are faux's kernel, vorcer's kernel and Tasssadar's kexec kernel. Others won't work.
Problem is no kernel will boot including on 4.2 it seems like I may not be building boot right or something
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Try the zImage separately. If it works and you still need help creating a boot.img, lemme know.
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Problem is no kernel will boot including on 4.2 it seems like I may not be building boot right or something
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I'm no expert, so I can't help, but it seems like you are being very vague. You do not have any clue as to steps you took that are possibly incorrect? It just seems like you won't get much help if you don't share some details. I could be wrong.
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I can share details as needed, not being intentionally vague and have been building kernels for android for some time hence I am pretty experianced but suspect n7 has some slightly different ways of building a working boot IMG than I'm used to
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I can share details as needed, not being intentionally vague and have been building kernels for android for some time hence I am pretty experianced but suspect n7 has some slightly different ways of building a working boot IMG than I'm used to
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Ahh, sorry then, guess I was just being nosy.
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Try what I said. If the zImage works for you then you are aren't packing the boot.img correctly.
Hello DJ_Steve,
Familiar with you from your work on the Dell Streak 7. If you don't find a solution, try the developer only discussion thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2071
Looking forward to any work that you may do for the N7.
Mike T
Try erasing boot then flash the stock boot image again?
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Try what I said. If the zImage works for you then you are aren't packing the boot.img correctly.
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I agree.
Flash a stock boot.img for the ROM version you are on then use koush's any kernel method to flash the zImage.
Is there any way I can get the android boot image installed on 2.0 so I can install it on 1.5? I tried to find where the boot image is stored on my 1.5 phone, but have not yet found it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Do you want the kernel or the kernel logo
Which one do you need
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Which one do you need
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I want the little green android to put in place of the skull. I will also need instructions on how to switch the files. I tried to find an explanation, but couldn't. Thanks!
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That is in the kernel...
You must change it in the kernel source, and then compile the kernel. Cam posted a tool a while back somewhere on the AOIP thread. You need a linux distro though
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You must change it in the kernel source, and then compile the kernel. Cam posted a tool a while back somewhere on the AOIP thread. You need a linux distro though
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Damn. That sounds beyond my level of ability. I read about the tool, but couldn't find it. Thanks, anyway. Guess I'll just have to wait.
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Hello everyone, I just wanted to know is there any development currently done for the Samsung Galaxy Slll mini SM-G730A.
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I really feel disappointed to see that there is only one root method for this device and there is no CWM recovery or TWRP, This device don't even have Dowload Mode, How I'm going to flash a custom rom??? i have several devices all of them rooted running custom roms, and this is the newest and the worst since i can't make any modifications :what::banghead:
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I really feel disappointed to see that there is only one root method for this device and there is no CWM recovery or TWRP, This device don't even have Dowload Mode, How I'm going to flash a custom rom??? i have several devices all of them rooted running custom roms, and this is the newest and the worst since i can't make any modifications :what::banghead:
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If you want it so bad then why don't you try to make it happen?
Since there is root, it shouldn't be impossible to start by dumping partitions and share them to make it available for whoever want's to take a look at it.
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If you want it so bad then why don't you try to make it happen?
Since there is root, it shouldn't be impossible to start by dumping partitions and share them to make it available for whoever want's to take a look at it.
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I totally forgot about that,once I get my new laptop i will start right away to post the partitions dump files, thanks for the heads up.
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i posted the partitions in my root thread.. and there is download mode get quick boot pro and you can get to it..
also i was going to work on a recovery but the website that builds them has been down. and I dont really want to configure a whole fedora box and start from there.
this is really strange! i try the 3 button combo when I get this phone and didn't work but I try again today and yes it has the (download mode) and the (3e recovery) :what:
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I have a G730A and I want CyanogenMod 10.2. I am willing to help develop and test. I have very basic programming skills, and some Linux skills (currently do not have Linux installed though). If I am told what to do I can research how to do it and get it done. I just need instructions.
And if having linux is going to make it way easier, I can install it. I prefer Ubuntu but I can work with Fedora.
DISCLAIMER: This is a CUSTOM' ROM! Use at YOUR OWN RISK!!! By using this ROM, you understand that I am not liable for any or all consequences of using this ROM. If you don't know what you're doing, DON'T TRY IT. Use at your own risk!
At this time, this is only for Devs and/or people who think they can assist in fixing the issues. It is in no way ready to be a daily driver!!!
Also, you need to make sure you know how and are comfortable with flashing, restoring, fixing any mishaps that might occur on your own. At this time is a development thread, not a hold anyones hand on how to install etc, etc, etc. This statement isnt meant to be mean, just no general support will be offered at this time. That will come when the builds are in beta or stable.
Here ya go folks, CyanogenMod 11 for the G Flex (zee)!!! Well, let's be honest, unless you're living under a rock, you probably know what Android 4.4 (kitkat) is. Furthermore, you should know what the CyanogenMod project is. However, if a rock is really your home and you'd like to learn more, please visit their site: CyanogenMod | Android Community Rom based on KitKat.
Version: 20140709
Developer: PlayfulGod
Description: CyanogenMod 11 for LG G Flex
Source: github
Status: WIP/Testing
CyanogenMod 11
What is this?
This is a build of the popular CyanogenMod 11 for the LG G Flex. This is built from source.
People to Thank
CyanogenMod - Do I need to state why we owe thanks to these guys?
koush - for his wonderful recovery.
the G2 Devs - for all the work on the g2 which this is all based off of.
savoca - for kernel patches.
[vertigo] - for vendor blob experimenting!!!
Whats Working??
It boots
Wifi
calls/sms/data
Bluetooth, sorta!!!
Whats Not Working??
calls/sms/data
camera
bluetooth, crashes when pairing.
sound
Changelog
How do I install this?
NOTE: Need to be on the latest version of CWM or TWRP Recovery, and have the f340k aboot installed.
Download the .zip & copy to phone (make sure wifi is enabled if dl'd from phone).
Zip can be installed from either sdcard or with sideload (No need to copy zip to phone if using sideload, see instructions for sideload below).
MAKE A BACKUP!!!
DO A FACTORY RESET!!! - this will wipe data & cache!
Go to install zip from sdcard
Choose zip from sdcard
Select cm-11-xxxxxxxxxx-UNOFFICIAL-xxxx.zip
Confirm
Repeat Steps 5 -8 for gapps
Reboot
If using sideload:
Download zip on PC
boot to recovery
install zip from sdcard
install zip via acb sideload
Connect to PC via USB (make sure to have USB drivers if using Windows)
Open a terminal or cmd window and type:
Code:
adb sideload cm-11-xxxxxxxx-UNOFFICIAL-xxxx.zip
Repeat for Gapps.
Reboot
Downloads
Build - 07092014
Gapps
4.4.3 Gapps
XDA:DevDB Information
CyanogenMod 11, ROM for the LG G Flex
Contributors
PlayfulGod, savoca
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
ROM Firmware Required: f340k 4.2.2 aboot, latest CWM or TWRP.
Based On: CyanogenMod
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-06-12
Last Updated 2014-07-10
Reserved
Wooohooo!! Hopefully this breaks the ice ?
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Well I'm flashing when I get home?
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I'll help you build, what device tree did you use? I just picked up my flex today.
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Once all the stuff listed under whats not working, works, ill try this out.
Where do we get the OK modem you speak of.
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Where do we get the OK modem you speak of.
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In most cases it will need to be pulled from a device running 4.4.2
for your D959, you can get it here tho.
I have the kk modem for the D950 on codefire too.
My hat of to you sir. Are you using the same jb aboot as before
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My hat of to you sir. Are you using the same jb aboot as before
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thanks. Yea same aboot and recoveries are being used.
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thanks. Yea same aboot and recoveries are being used.
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You using Sprint device tree? Hit me up on hangouts if you need help dude, I'm gonna try to have mine built by early next week
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didnt know there was a TWRP or CWM for kitkat and this phone, but its great to see work on this evolving!
Thanks!
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You using Sprint device tree? Hit me up on hangouts if you need help dude, I'm gonna try to have mine built by early next week
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I'm using d959
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didnt know there was a TWRP or CWM for kitkat and this phone, but its great to see work on this evolving!
Thanks!
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there isnt, using the same ones we been using.
Thanks for the link playful. Got a question though. I did the three wipe method (dalvik, cache, and system) like you said and flashed the cm11 both downloads I download numerous times ,I thought maybe I got a bad download. And both downloads every time I flash comes up "failed" I'm on 4.2.2 rooted with twrp installed. I reran your freedom apk to make sure the f340 aboot was installed. And still nothing. About 10 sec after the "updating partitions" line comes up it pops up in twrp "failed". Any suggestions? Hints?
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Your instructions I see don't actually say to wipe system does that make a difference? And also your instructions describe the cwm recovery options. Should I be using cwm instead?
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Thanks for the link playful. Got a question though. I did the three wipe method (dalvik, cache, and system) like you said and flashed the cm11 both downloads I download numerous times ,I thought maybe I got a bad download. And both downloads every time I flash comes up "failed" I'm on 4.2.2 rooted with twrp installed. I reran your freedom apk to make sure the f340 aboot was installed. And still nothing. About 10 sec after the "updating partitions" line comes up it pops up in twrp "failed". Any suggestions? Hints?
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Your instructions I see don't actually say to wipe system does that make a difference? And also your instructions describe the cwm recovery options. Should I be using cwm instead?
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Twrp doesn't like 4.3 and higher. Don't have a clue why. Cwm Will do the trick. Which is a bummer for me because I really prefer twrp.
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brandonhatty said:
Twrp doesn't like 4.3 and higher. Don't have a clue why. Cwm Will do the trick. Which is a bummer for me because I really prefer twrp.
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me too me too. is the cwm touch or use hard keys to navigate ?
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me too me too. is the cwm touch or use hard keys to navigate ?
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It's old school button style but it has the swipe left or right for back and enter. Doesn't work that great though.
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Cool I'm about to install cwm to try this ROM out
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Still didn't work. Gave me "error 7". "Wrong boot.IMG this software is for d950, f340, and d959. Your device is ls800"
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ummm, cwm should be touch now and I'll have to check my imgs, purdy sure I had fixed and updated twrp to work too. Will check and test those.
@mattwheat WTF do you have installed for it to say its a ls800?
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ummm, cwm should be touch now and I'll have to check my imgs, purdy sure I had fixed and updated twrp to work too. Will check and test those.
@mattwheat WTF do you have installed for it to say its a ls800?
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thanks man, if we could get twrp to work, I would feel much safer testing and trying different things out, but, with no custom recovery, and after already bricking this thing once, I prefer to leave well enough alone...
Hi everyone!
As many of you know, the stock kernel on our device is really bad. Only 4 cores are working even when you are performing heavy tasks like gaming and even in benchmarks, 4 cores are always sleeping. Only time i saw them working was when i used a CPU stresser app.
If someone was able to make a custom kernel which would utilize all 8 cores it would make our devices so much faster!
for me us faster enough, what I miss on kernel are Otg drivers
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Fedroid said:
for me us faster enough, what I miss on kernel are Otg drivers
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I was told it wasn't possible, whe don't have enough voltage for that (5v?) not sure tough
I think only drivers are needed
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In order to compile a custom kernel, first We need the kernel sources from Huawei, and (at least for Marshmallow) they haven't released a fully working one yet.
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In order to compile a custom kernel, first We need the kernel sources from Huawei, and (at least for Marshmallow) they haven't released a fully working one yet.
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Well, I'd switch back to lolipop if there was a custom kernel for it. Only thing i really like about marshmallow is the smaller navigation bar and permissions and I could live without those features.
Working kernel source for 6.0 https://github.com/olrak2/android_kernel_huawei_hi6210sft
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toncek333 said:
Well, I'd switch back to lolipop if there was a custom kernel for it. Only thing i really like about marshmallow is the smaller navigation bar and permissions and I could live without those features.
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U can change nav bar size in the framework , I am able to make a patch. And theres a permission manager for 5.0 too