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2.2 Kernel Source

I want to try compiling my own kernel for 2.2. Where can I find the source code?

For the incredible its not out yet i dont think. I could be wrong though.
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veli69 said:
I want to try compiling my own kernel for 2.2. Where can I find the source code?
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when its available it will be here http://developer.htc.com/
otherwise go here for android source http://android.git.kernel.org/

ghostrida said:
when its available it will be here http://developer.htc.com/
otherwise go here for android source http://android.git.kernel.org/
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I will try git

It's not there. And they won't release it.
Since when was HTC obligated to release kernel source if they didn't release the binary?

Well regardless I want to try making kernels how do you know the version of the kernel you downloaded ?

You don't understand. The aosp kernel source does not contain board support for the Dinc.
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[SOURCE] Gingerbread sources released by Samsung

Samsung has released sources for Gingerbread update:
https://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=reception_search&searchValue=5830

gr8 news... )

Any new stuff over leaked rom?
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Really? By what do you make sure it is gingerbread?

fzn0268 said:
Really? By what do you make sure it is gingerbread?
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GT-S5570_S5670_S5830_Opensource_GB.zip

It is indeed gingerbread.

Great news! My cygwin setup waiting for this. I have Linux but do something with different way always excited

i've dowloaded it... how do I install this?

plotinus said:
i've dowloaded it... how do I install this?
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You don't install it, The source code is needed to build a custom kernel, but either enable overclocking or generally tweaking it to improve performance. You need the Android SDK to compile a kernel.

But, can we get the OS from this source or it's just the kernel?
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Install Linux eg Ubuntu, down it, build it directly or git AOSP source then build.
My computer is unstable, or I can use it to port CyangenMod. But I have git AOSP source, I might try to build one. However, how to flash the built is a big trouble...

been trying to dowload this for a whole day. each time only got 10kBps speed, and resulting in timeout. also cannot resume. wth samsung????

Went well for me so here's my upload
http://www.multiupload.com/KR566WYN13

Help
Guys,
I have difficulties in understanding the given tutorial by Samsung. Do you any link to more comprehensible tutorial in order to make this update work?
Thank you so much.

Guys wht is this for?
Cant understand about this..im from sourh east asia..
What should i do?

geraldgeron said:
Guys wht is this for?
Cant understand about this..im from sourh east asia..
What should i do?
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this is the Gingerbread source code for Samsung GT-S5830. It is primarily for those who wants to build custom ROMs.

chinoyray said:
this is the Gingerbread source code for Samsung GT-S5830. It is primarily for those who wants to build custom ROMs.
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and custom kernels

Release of 2.3 mean cyMOD?

just wondering because isnt that why they stop progress?

markawashington said:
just wondering because isnt that why they stop progress?
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1. 2.3 has not been officially released for the Epic. We only have binary leaks, no source code.
2. The CM 7 team is waiting for the official release of 2.3 because the GPL requires Samsung to release the source code then.
The CM7 team needs the source code for the customized Epic kernel & drivers. They may need other source code poeces too.
tl:dr No, since they still do not have the needed source code.
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[Q] Anyone working on ice cream sandwich 4.0 for ZTE Blade?

Hi to all our dear developers,
I have started this thread to ask who all are working on development of Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for ZTE Blade?
In case you need any support in testing the ROM, I would be more than happy to volunteer.
Best,
Yatin

yatinthakur said:
Hi to all our dear developers,
I have started this thread to ask who all are working on development of Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for ZTE Blade?
In case you need any support in testing the ROM, I would be more than happy to volunteer.
Best,
Yatin
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Source code hasn't being released yet.

yatinthakur said:
Hi to all our dear developers,
I have started this thread to ask who all are working on development of Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for ZTE Blade?
In case you need any support in testing the ROM, I would be more than happy to volunteer.
Best,
Yatin
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i just the source code will be released in 2 weeks so u can expect a port by november end.

Sdk wont boot on blade. Tried many times
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hecatae said:
Sdk wont boot on blade. Tried many times
posted from my Nokia 5146
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that's wierd, how u got HC to boot up, did u add the "lines" in boot.img??

doubt, it'll even run on the blade..

SWEATTAIMI said:
that's wierd, how u got HC to boot up, did u add the "lines" in boot.img??
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the honeycomb sdk was compiled for arm v6, the ics sdk was compiled for arm v7. zte blades only have an arm v6 processor.
so, we need the source code so that it can be recompiled for our arm v6 phones. There's a little bit more to it than that, so don't expect ics for the blade on the same day as the source code is released, but we need the source code before we can start work on a blade version.
hopefully we'll get a working port of cm9 (which will be based on ics).

wbaw said:
the honeycomb sdk was compiled for arm v6, the ics sdk was compiled for arm v7. zte blades only have an arm v6 processor.
so, we need the source code so that it can be recompiled for our arm v6 phones. There's a little bit more to it than that, so don't expect ics for the blade on the same day as the source code is released, but we need the source code before we can start work on a blade version.
hopefully we'll get a working port of cm9 (which will be based on ics).
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ah, thats sucks =/

http://m.androidcentral.com/ice-cream-sandwich-source-code-coming-nov-17-says-notion-ink-ceo
The code should be out 17th Nov... Hopefully...

I think the source code got released .

xtremevicky said:
I think the source code got released .
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How come
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xtremevicky said:
I think the source code got released .
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It did & it's already being worked on by one of the guys responsible for cm7 on the blade. It's still early & lots of problems so far, but it boots.

wbaw said:
It did & it's already being worked on by one of the guys responsible for cm7 on the blade. It's still early & lots of problems so far, but it boots.
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Do you know how to contact him ? I may need to ask him how it got to boot my port goes to black screen
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I do, but I think he's pretty busy. Last I heard there were still some big problems to fix, like audio.

wbaw said:
I do, but I think he's pretty busy. Last I heard there were still some big problems to fix, like audio.
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i only need to know how to make it boot correctly

saaransh9 said:
i just the source code will be released in 2 weeks so u can expect a port by november end.
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So, as you people know that the source code is released now. We are hoping already any ETA to keep our hopes & eventually survive #hope you got my desponess..
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SWEATTAIMI said:
i only need to know how to make it boot correctly
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once he's worked it out the source code for cm9 will be available, then you can use that.
using the aosp source code, once you have it booting there are still other problems to fix, like the touch screen, audio & ril.
everyone involved with cyanogenmod should be very busy fixing those problems, so it's best to leave them to it if you can't help them. they don't need to be bothered with questions.

wbaw said:
once he's worked it out the source code for cm9 will be available, then you can use that.
using the aosp source code, once you have it booting there are still other problems to fix, like the touch screen, audio & ril.
everyone involved with cyanogenmod should be very busy fixing those problems, so it's best to leave them to it if you can't help them. they don't need to be bothered with questions.
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yeah i know l0l

Motorola Open Source projects

Hi guys ! I've just discovered such a sourceforge page http://sourceforge.net/motorola/wiki/Projects/
There's a Bravo tree and a package available to download. It looks like Motorola opened Bravo sources.
I'm not sure so I need as many help as possible.

PsyClip-R said:
Hi guys ! I've just discovered such a sourceforge page http://sourceforge.net/motorola/wiki/Projects/
There's a Bravo tree and a package available to download. It looks like Motorola opened Bravo sources.
I'm not sure so I need as many help as possible.
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Yep, its the sources Motorola used before they applied their patches...the kernel provided is the same one thats in the Defy, MS2, and some of the Droid phone sources. Sadly, they're not as helpful as you'd think they'd be, seeing as its the source code for the Droid\Sholes platform -- all device references in the code are for OG Droid and OG Milestone.
//That said, I've been interested in downloading all of it and compiling a rom from the Moto Sources. I haven't because I'm not that interested in doing it.

skeevy420 said:
Yep, its the sources Motorola used before they applied their patches...the kernel provided is the same one thats in the Defy, MS2, and some of the Droid phone sources. Sadly, they're not as helpful as you'd think they'd be, seeing as its the source code for the Droid\Sholes platform -- all device references in the code are for OG Droid and OG Milestone.
//That said, I've been interested in downloading all of it and compiling a rom from the Moto Sources. I haven't because I'm not that interested in doing it.
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Well yes, maybe Quarx used these sources to compile a new build. I'm not shure..
Also i think motorola did that because of google bought it.

PsyClip-R said:
Well yes, maybe Quarx used these sources to compile a new build. I'm not shure..
Also i think motorola did that because of google bought it.
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I'm pretty sure they're the ones he used.
Ya know, I've always wondered if something in there could help with the camera on MS2Ginger or if it would be possible to compile a Moto GB rom while adding in some of the kobe sources. I've also been wondering if it would be possible to port over some Moto ICS or JB roms if *insert Defy Dev here* manages to get a working 3.x kernel running. I really do like MS2...sucks I can't get 4.0 to boot on the Defy .
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