Hi guys,
I'm trying to build an AOSP Custom ROM based on Android 10 and some cherry-picking for My Motorola one power(chef). For that, I need some answers.
Can I use the source tree from other ROM developers (like this one ) without making any changes. At the end of the linked thread, you can find the Device tree, Kernel tree, Vendor tree.
Can I use Motorola kernel found here
I'm new to ROM development btw new to programming too
I meant source tree means Device tree, Kernel tree, Vendor tree.
Help me in this I'm circling various thread for the last two days
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Looking for someone to explaining how to use github and integrate the latest changes to code to a already current existing cm rom. Not completely sure how to do it since I am not doing it from the ground up
i got it as a secondary device for cheap price. any ideas on playing around with the software or else?
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Alvin Owen said:
i got it as a secondary device for cheap price. any ideas on playing around with the software or else?
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Hello,
always a pleasure to have an enthusiast joining the ranks.
You may want to check out the ROM development (the whole platform OR a kernel alone). Some links for you to start with
[Sony Open Device Project](https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/) - this would be the starting point for anyone wishing to deal with the Android software; provides the guides for building full fledged AOSP and mainline kernel
[Sony Xperia developers Github](https://github.com/sonyxperiadev) - the repository for all the code necessary for AOSP and kernel; it is a "wiki" for further development steps; issues are discussed in [https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/bug_tracker]
[Sony AOSP builds with some additions](https://github.com/SonyAosp) - the AOSP code repository with forked sources from XperiaDev Github and with some additions that make the builds more usable (TWRP as a default recovery, OpenGApps already included, etc.); a great resource for a deeper dive into the intricacies of the building-from-source flow; can be used to compare with the barebone AOSP from the official XperiaDev and learn some insights
[LineageOS Wiki](https://wiki.lineageos.org/) - an enthusiast may want to build a Lineage OS instance for the device on his own, the wiki is a great start.
You also might want to get familiar with the followings as a references:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/guide-android-rom-development-t2814763 - an XDA complete guide to AOSP building
https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-university/literature-reading-getting-aosp-t3268211 - a collection of references for further insights
https://review.lineageos.org - LineageOS Gerrit platform for a better understanding of the build flow from the perspective of commits
https://github.com/omnirom/Docs/blob/master/Porting_Omni_To_Your_Device.md - a guide to porting an OmniROM to a given device; may be used as another reference to better understand the buidling flow
https://www.aicp-rom.com/ - AICP project home; another source of information for AOSP porting
https://github.com/AndroPlus-org - a reference for kernel development
Happy coding!
Hello guys,
I'm Rohan (aka erikkkkk & rohanpls), I maintain DotOS and Revenge OS (CAF edition) for Zenfone Max Pro M2.
As you all have been enlightened that I was working on building ROM for this device (from telegram group). I don't own this device but I figured a way to bring device tree and vendor sources for this device. Current status is that I couldn't make the kernel work (it's hard especially if you don't own the device).
I have stopped working on this for now because I am busy with exams, so I planned to make them public because if experienced kernel developer could take interest in making kernel work in the meantime then ROM would be ready. I will start working for device again once I am free. Device tree and vendor source is already ready, they just need to sync and build.
I brought TWRP for this device, and it will be OFFICIAL too.
Here are the sources:
Device tree: https://github.com/rohanpls/android_device_asus_X01AD
Vendor Source: https://github.com/rohanpls/vendor_asus_X01AD
For kernel devs to get started, Asus provided kernel source can be found at: https://www.asus.com/in/Phone/Zenfone-Max-M2-ZB632KL/HelpDesk_Download/
If any developer wants to contact me then pm me via telegram: Mod edit - Removed
Cheers!
EDIT: Credits to ashu7073 for helping me by testing few stuff on his device.
NOTE to interested devs: Please explore branches for device tree! I suggest not to use pie branch.
Thanks a lot dev... I am waiting for your work.. all the best for your exam... Happy to see a thread regards max m2... Hope somebody will build a rom... Eagerly waiting for the custom ROM...
rohanpls said:
Hello guys,
I'm Rohan (aka erikkkkk & rohanpls), I maintain DotOS and Revenge OS (CAF edition) for Zenfone Max Pro M2.
As you all have been enlightened that I was working on building ROM for this device (from telegram group). I don't own this device but I figured a way to bring device tree and vendor sources for this device. Current status is that I couldn't make the kernel work (it's hard especially if you don't own the device).
I have stopped working on this for now because I am busy with exams, so I planned to make them public because if experienced kernel developer could take interest in making kernel work in the meantime then ROM would be ready. I will start working for device again once I am free. Device tree and vendor source is already ready, they just need to sync and build.
I brought TWRP for this device, and it will be OFFICIAL too.
Here are the sources:
Device tree: https://github.com/rohanpls/android_device_asus_X01AD
Vendor Source: https://github.com/rohanpls/vendor_asus_X01AD
For kernel devs to get started, Asus provided kernel source can be found at: https://www.asus.com/in/Phone/Zenfone-Max-M2-ZB632KL/HelpDesk_Download/
If any developer wants to contact me then pm me via telegram: @erikkkkk
Cheers!
EDIT: Credits to ashu7073 for helping me by testing few stuff on his device.
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Those sources are really, really bad. I suggest interested developers to make trees from scratch instead (as your's are full of mistakes).
When are you getting back into it? I really need a custom rom!
Any custom rom bro
Can you please make for Zenfone Max M1 (msm8937)
We have booted kernel source
Decrypted file link no file is there please reuplod
Hi, i want build this rom for my own. But I can't find the right sources on github. on first site is only a link to kernel. The LOS sources aren't available because los isn't supported it.
Could you please tell me where I can find the source for
- device
- device-msn8953-common
- vendor
- vendor-msn8953-common
I have tried a lot sources from github, but always get a lot of errors which I can't solve.
Many thanks
Hi developer, why aren't you telling me where I can find the sources ??
Hey y'all, I've been recently working on a device tree for the X606F (codenamed "achilles6_row_wifi").
I do not have much experience on this topic, so I am essentially doing this blindly, basing it off other's work. I am currently only targeting the X606F, but X606X/V may also be supported.
I am looking for someone to collaborate with, I have an Android build machine ready to test changes. As I saw that Android 12 GSIs boot, I tried to build LineageOS 19.1, but ended up in the usual "black-screen bootloop", I don't know how to debug this so I am looking for someone to help
Link to the tree: https://github.com/UsrBinLuna/device_lenovo_achilles6
Credits
Yahoo-Mike for their recovery tree
Sushrut1101 for DumprX
did u remove the qcom references yet
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did u remove the qcom references yet
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yes
Hi,
Were you able to make any progress or was it abandoned?
Abandoned OP hasn't done any commits in ages