(XPRT) Who's up for some development? :D - Droid Pro General

Alright. Well I know everyone around here has been eager for a REAL custom ROM for the XPRT. I'm gonna start working on CyanogenMod 10 or 10.1 or whatever. But heres my background. I'm an 18 year old high school student on my senior year with not so good grades at the moment in math and economics. I don't exactly go to the best school, I'm unemployed, and I live in a group home. So I don't exactly have lots of time and resources on my hands. Enough about me. What I'm really here for is to ask for a team of people. Whether you want to be a future developer, you like computers, you like potatoes, whatever. I need some people to collaborate with me. I've included some links below along with prerequisites. Respond to the post or PM if interested.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_porting_intro
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_Submitting_A_Port
http://sourceforge.net/motorola/mb612/home/Home/
Prerequisites: A 64 bit version of Linux (Ubuntu), A fairly decent size hard drive, (preferably) 2 or more gigabytes of RAM, the better the computer the better! Some persistence, patience, and time.
Looking forward to hear from you guys!
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Sum me up, I can/am willing to help!
Speaking of linux, I am certainly not well-versed, but can find my way around it.
I have a fairly decent notebook and a fairly decent desktop, that will be glad aswell to help.

donlloreda said:
Sum me up, I can/am willing to help!
Speaking of linux, I am certainly not well-versed, but can find my way around it.
I have a fairly decent notebook and a fairly decent desktop, that will be glad aswell to help.
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First things first. Look into Ubuntu and 64 bit processing and see if your computer has one!
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should we must use 64 bit of UNBUNTO?
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Yes, you have to use the 64 bit version.

I am willing to help. I have a some knowledge with Linux and all that. I am willing to learn more.
I am running Ubuntu 64 bit with an i3 processor and 8 GB of ram. I dont have much disk space, because 1, my hard drive is only 120 GB, and 2, I am dual booting with windows. so i have about 20 gb with ubuntu.

zacharyb5386 said:
I am willing to help. I have a some knowledge with Linux and all that. I am willing to learn more.
I am running Ubuntu 64 bit with an i3 processor and 8 GB of ram. I dont have much disk space, because 1, my hard drive is only 120 GB, and 2, I am dual booting with windows. so i have about 20 gb with ubuntu.
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20 should be good from what I know. I've been having trouble with mine so I seriously need help here. Read the latest post on our planning for cm9 post and you'll know what I'm talking about. And the computers hardware is great btw lol.
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BlackFire27 said:
20 should be good from what I know. I've been having trouble with mine so I seriously need help here. Read the latest post on our planning for cm9 post and you'll know what I'm talking about. And the computers hardware is great btw lol.
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I have been reading up on android development for the past day, ive gone to the links you have provided and downadloaded the kernel, just been doing random things to teach myself. just give me somewhere to start out and i will do my best to help.
i dont go to school, i only have a part time job right now, but i do have a girlfriend, so she takes up most of my time.. so i will have a good amount of time usually late at night or for part of a day, usually mornings, to work on this.

HEy bro!
BlackFire27 said:
First things first. Look into Ubuntu and 64 bit processing and see if your computer has one!
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Mate, Ive got a brand new i7 8gb ram pc... I want to help you on your development, but come on read my thread, and you help me with that, I know we might eventually come up with something WAY TOO COOL!
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I´ve got some doubts on compiling CM10 due to the lack of hw specific drivers..... plus man.. my brother has a razr maxx with cm10 installed and the user interface is just as fast as the stock GB rom... and we cannot upload custom kernel to our phones
But anyway I´ll help you on count with me!!!

zacharyb5386 said:
I have been reading up on android development for the past day, ive gone to the links you have provided and downadloaded the kernel, just been doing random things to teach myself. just give me somewhere to start out and i will do my best to help.
i dont go to school, i only have a part time job right now, but i do have a girlfriend, so she takes up most of my time.. so i will have a good amount of time usually late at night or for part of a day, usually mornings, to work on this.
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Ubuntu 64 bit version and those links are a good starting place I suppose.
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donlloreda said:
Mate, Ive got a brand new i7 8gb ram pc... I want to help you on your development, but come on read my thread, and you help me with that, I know we might eventually come up with something WAY TOO COOL!
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I´ve got some doubts on compiling CM10 due to the lack of hw specific drivers..... plus man.. my brother has a razr maxx with cm10 installed and the user interface is just as fast as the stock GB rom... and we cannot upload custom kernel to our phones
But anyway I´ll help you on count with me!!!
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Alright dude lol and btw the razr maxx is one hell of a phone. So development is plentiful. And of course we can upload a custom kernel. Just gotta build one. Either way the stock already does it job on ics.
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BlackFire27 said:
Ubuntu 64 bit version and those links are a good starting place I suppose.
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k, ill see where it takes me.

zacharyb5386 said:
k, ill see where it takes me.
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Get to know Ubuntu. I personally suggest 12.04. Ubuntu is Linux. Android is Linux. The more you learn in Ubuntu is quite useful in every other Linux powered device in the world. And trust me. There's more and more of them every day. I hope you find Linux just as amazing as I do!
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There´s ubuntu phone OS coming sometime soon even....
yes, you got to learn your way around, but it is as easy and frustrating as using a mac when youre used to windows...just be patient, you´ll get the things done, but in a different way
,So blackfire, so how is that custom kernel uploaded? I remember when I used to own the def+, the only way to upgrade the kernel was modding the GB one to get some features working (battery and hw acceleration) on CM10.

Oh yeah, the Ubuntu for phones OS looks cool. I was hoping someone here might be interested in porting it once it becomes good enough to use as a daily driver.
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donlloreda said:
There´s ubuntu phone OS coming sometime soon even....
yes, you got to learn your way around, but it is as easy and frustrating as using a mac when youre used to windows...just be patient, you´ll get the things done, but in a different way
,So blackfire, so how is that custom kernel uploaded? I remember when I used to own the def+, the only way to upgrade the kernel was modding the GB one to get some features working (battery and hw acceleration) on CM10.
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I'm not too sure. As I've said, I can't work on this myself yet still. But from what I know, using the stock kernel as a base you can rebuild using things like linaro and whatnot. Kernel development is no easy task.
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tzuba12 said:
Yes, you have to use the 64 bit version.
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my computer's CPU can't support it :crying:

Hot-dog007 said:
my computer's CPU can't support it :crying:
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How new is your computer?
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BlackFire27 said:
How new is your computer?
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my computer's CPU is 32 bit ,not 64 bit.It wouldn't can run 64 bit of Ubuntu, I guess:crying:

Hot-dog007 said:
my computer's CPU is 32 bit ,not 64 bit.It wouldn't can run 64 bit of Ubuntu, I guess:crying:
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Know the processor name?
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Advice for someone who wants to start romming

I kinda want to get into developing, but I don't know where to start or how to start. I want to make a personal one until I get some knowledge in case something makes a booboo. Also kinda looking to make a kernal.
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warlar12 said:
I kinda want to get into romming, but I don't know where to start or how to start. I want to make a personal one until I get some knowledge incase something makes a booboo. Also kinda looking to make a kernal.
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I don't mean to be rude but its called Developing... not Romming.... just FYI... good luck dude!!!
[Viper ROM] DK17 by BThomas22x
Ok man, if I were you I would play around with a linux box to get to know linux commands, then I would play with modding the kernel on that linux computer. I recommend this so you don't build a rom with a how to and. Then put it on your phone and end up with a brick.
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sniperkill said:
I don't mean to be rude but its called Developing... not Romming.... just FYI... good luck dude!!!
[Viper ROM] DK17 by BThomas22x
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lol thanks for the clarification, I typed it while I was in class so my brain was half gone
Best advice is go buy an evo and dev there
From Cyanogen himself:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=667298
imtjnotu said:
Best advice is go buy an evo and dev there
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as good as that sounds, we need devs :X
Magic Oreo said:
as good as that sounds, we need devs :X
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In the near future I'm going to buy a new hard drive for my desktop computer and will install windows 7 and linux(Ubuntu the newest version) so I can duel boot. Is there a suggested linux OS?
Now before you ask "why do you need a new hard drive?" Well that is because somehow I lost it, dont ask me how ha.
I shall try my best to learn!
Can't start until I replace my mobo; but should be done within the next week and a half
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First piece of advice... Use the general tab for any thread not actively working on some sort of development..
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azyouthinkeyeiz said:
First piece of advice... Use the general tab for any thread not actively working on some sort of development..
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Thanks for the advice on whre to post tis
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[DIY]Boot to Gecko (3G/4G)

This site gives pretty nice instructions on how to make the build yourself
I would make it, but I don't have a large enough hard drive
Right now it's slow and in early alpha, Hardware Acceleration doesn't work as of now.
So until someone can dump the IMG files, this is how it's done.
Photo Album
Reddit Thread
Ehmm what is gecko?
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thegtfusion said:
Ehmm what is gecko?
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Mozilla's experimental mobile OS that runs strictly from JS and HTML5
thegtfusion said:
Ehmm what is gecko?
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+boot+to+gecko
Somebody should compile this so I can test it out! I currently don't have this PC set up to build anything.
KL4V1CL3 said:
Somebody should compile this so I can test it out! I currently don't have this PC set up to build anything.
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A friend of mine is right now for the 4G. Let's see how this works..
the result file should be .img files that have to be flashed via fastboot.
So everything will be erased, recoveries, ROM's and your SDCARD/eMMC
Does it wipe SD card?
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He did say sdcard, so yeah.... it will be the same as when you rooted your phone for the first time. Same system.
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it is good.
but android>gecko (quite obviously)
I'm the author of the 'how to build on nexus s' article if anyone has any questions on getting it working.
I remember reading about this awhile back and wanting it on our phones.. I have a pretty decent size harddrive, I can help with some things if needed
Im digging in and getting a build going. I wanna play with this haha
swamp goblin said:
I remember reading about this awhile back and wanting it on our phones.. I have a pretty decent size harddrive, I can help with some things if needed
Im digging in and getting a build going. I wanna play with this haha
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Share your build please. And please confirm if SD Card gets wiped.
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swamp goblin said:
I remember reading about this awhile back and wanting it on our phones.. I have a pretty decent size harddrive, I can help with some things if needed
Im digging in and getting a build going. I wanna play with this haha
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I remember pming you about it, maybe I'll try building and learning. I'm trying to learn Android but there is so much info it there it a little overwhelming
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HAKA said:
it is good.
but android>gecko (quite obviously)
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Oh it was a contest, when was the voting
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My friend is currently trying to get a version that we can flash, because normally it just transfers straight from adb. He has to fix permissions and symlinks of the dump. Hopefully if everything goes right we should have a build by tonight
I would really appreciate this, been wanting to try it out, but don't have a PC running linux now.
Interesting. If I get time I might setup Ubuntu in Virtual Box and give it a try.
I'm so trying this when it's fully functional, even if I have to wait a long time.
Whoever is in charge of the UI is great at what they do, it's really nice looking. Especially the dialer.
Wow , I find this thread now ... I feel stupid for posting my thread now .. Alright Everything is Done , but one question ... If I flash this will clockworkmod go away, or anything from my memory ? like all my music and etc ... Just need to get things clear
tylerwatt12 said:
My friend is currently trying to get a version that we can flash, because normally it just transfers straight from adb. He has to fix permissions and symlinks of the dump. Hopefully if everything goes right we should have a build by tonight
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what happened to the thread you posted with the precompiled zip?? I was able to pull it up on google cache, but it's deleted from XDA for some reason.
was there an issue with the build that caused it to get pulled?? I'd like to try it out since I've already got your zip.

Android training

Hey guys, I have been reading through this site, http://developer.android.com/training/index.html and I plan to go through the classes and build my first app. I was wondering what the more experienced folks here think of the site.
Thanks for the heads up . Didn't really take a good look yet. But it seems interesting.
At a glance it seems like a good idea. Even if its not the greatest tool, it should be a great starting point. Might hafta look into that some more ...
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to use Eclipse with out profanity!:banghead:
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Chad The Pathfinder said:
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to use Eclipse with out profanity!:banghead:
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Yeah it's not excellent when your starting out with it.
TEAM MiK
MikROMs Since 3/13/11
Well I meant to say that jokingly but (%)/*8#*%!!! Ahh. I feel better now. I was going through the video AdamOutler has on youtube for making your first app and I think I screwed up in the initial download and set up of sdk so I'm starting over. :screwy:
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Alright Kool
AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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Chad The Pathfinder said:
AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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Without going into a lot of details, the info I've gotten points to Linux making things a lot easier when doing Dev work.
TEAM MiK
MikROMs Since 3/13/11
It depends on what the dev work is specifically, what your target platform is and the specific tools available for each platform.
As far as android application development, the tools are cross-platform and from my 'minimal' experience I have yet to come across any development quirks that would point me towards using one platform over another.
Use what you are comfortable with most.
Chad The Pathfinder said:
AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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Oh man, I remember the first time I used linux.
The only reason I still keep a windows parition on my laptop is the occasional need to do some gaming. Lol
jesuscash said:
Oh man, I remember the first time I used linux.
The only reason I still keep a windows parition on my laptop is the occasional need to do some gaming. Lol
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well I've been trying to follow this http://theunlockr.com/2010/03/26/ho...om-for-android-part-1-setting-up-the-kitchen/ to learn to use DsiXDA's kitchen and I'm having trouble figuring out how to download to install the java files ubuntu requires. ubuntu seems prety cool but I'm kind of stuck until I get this going. It seems like the more I read the less I know... It's quite a bit discouraging.
Its a learning process for sure. Just have to forget windows and read alot.
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ETA on n7000

when will it hit note
mshazrul82 said:
when will it hit note
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anyone here know??
There is no image or source for it yet on the Galaxy Nexus they demoed it on and you want to know about porting it to an obsolete phone with a completely different set of specs? Good luck...
All we know so far (other than the given)
mshazrul82 said:
anyone here know??
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apparently I am not allowed to post links, but google "zdnet ubuntu phone 5 things" will fill you in on what we know so far. Follow the first link.
what I know personally, Ubuntu tries to keep new deployments as quiet as possible but relies on an open source dynamic for development. If you have a high end Android phone, there is a good chance you will be needed (unofficially) for the initial builds. Anyone with a dual core android phone packing 1gb ram will be (unofficially) included in the "beta" testing phase.
Essentially, if you can compile it yourself, you are guaranteed a front row seat. If you cant, but pay attention, you will still be on board.
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There is no image or source for it yet on the Galaxy Nexus they demoed it on and you want to know about porting it to an obsolete phone with a completely different set of specs? Good luck...
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You think ubuntu cares about if they have a nexus? no. they care about specs alone. Quit thinking your important, do some research. we are all excited about this, get some info or shut up.
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There is no image or source for it yet on the Galaxy Nexus they demoed it on and you want to know about porting it to an obsolete phone with a completely different set of specs? Good luck...
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Canonical has detailed the system requirements for smartphones running Ubuntu. The “entry level” Ubuntu device is expected to run a 1GHz Cortex A9 processor, 512MB – 1GB of RAM, 4-8GB eMMC + SD, and a multi-touch display. The high-end Ubuntu “superphone” calls for a Quad-core A9 or Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM minimum, multitouch, and desktop convergence. The desktop convergence part certainly sounds interesting, as Canonical called it a “a full PC desktop accessible just by docking the device to a monitor and keyboard.”
ubuntu for mobile officially annonced on 9to5google dot com
first rule.
never ask for ETA's
second rule.
never ask for ETA's
third rule
never ask for ETA's.
-viperboy- said:
There is no image or source for it yet on the Galaxy Nexus they demoed it on and you want to know about porting it to an obsolete phone with a completely different set of specs? Good luck...
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@-viperboy- i take exception to your calling the n7000 obsolete
I also would like to see Ubuntu on my N7000 .. Lets wait and watch ..
mshazrul82 said:
when will it hit note
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When it's finished.
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mshazrul82 said:
when will it hit note
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These questions are just ridiculous and even more asking for a ETA ...
What's up with you people?
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jscurtu said:
These questions are just ridiculous and even more asking for a ETA ...
What's up with you people?
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People don't bother reading the rules :/
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I've got an n7000, and am keen to work on a port when the source code hits. Never done it before though, and am keen for some advice.
After the source code hits, what's the best place to go to learn about porting the code to our n7000?
I appreciate any advice you have, particularly with any links. I'm familiar with the linux commandline, file system structure, flashing my phone, ubuntu servers and desktop Ubuntu in general. Haven't played around with compiling kernels much before, but happy to start. Am running Ubuntu 12.04 on an XPS 13 ultrabook for my dev machine.
Cheers!
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Now people will find out why Samsung is such a ***** to work with. Android was a different ballgame cause there where plenty of devs working on Exynos based SoC devices and things could be patched up relatively quick. No documentation for Exynos is gonna rear it's ugly head this time. TI OMAP was the most dev friendly SoC out there and Qualcomm is workable too. Tegra and Exynos are garbage
Thats not real helpful...
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tillum said:
Thats not real helpful...
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Its honest though. To get it working properly may well be impossible. Its part of the reason cyanogen still doesn't support mhl on Samsung's. Also its a little early to ask for advice on porting when no one has experience with this code yet. Sorry to pee on your cornflakes, give it a week and we'll all know more.
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Exactly
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Happy to hear from others with a more positive view.
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Tutorials will be released when source will be, so wait tomorow, and you'll know
munchy_cool said:
first rule.
never ask for ETA's
second rule.
never ask for ETA's
third rule
never ask for ETA's.
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my rule never care about this rules :laugh:
elkhshap said:
my rule never care about this rules :laugh:
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Lol!:thumbdown:
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I will be starting a port tomorrow. I need testers as I no longer own an N7000. PM me.
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Ubuntu is on its way

I have read an article in flipboard stating that ubuntu will release nexus and nexus 4 os.. yeah.. I guess developers will make this work on our note 2
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Could you give me more information? Thanks
Sv: Ubuntu is on its way
Seems you can try it out on the GN/N4 at 21/2 and i will for sure try it out on my nexus.
But would love later on to have it on my Note2 with the vig screen..
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We will definitely get it!
We have awesome devs!
Also, it supports Android kernels and drivers so it should be pretty easy.
DubelBoom said:
We will definitely get it!
We have awesome devs!
Also, it supports Android kernels and drivers so it should be pretty easy.
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We better get it lol
I'd like to see Ubuntu on the Note 2 as well, in the future.
If it's not too much to ask, I'd like to tri-boot my Note 2 with Android, Windows Phone and Ubuntu.
If a tri-booted phone like that can't get you laid, nothing can.
Grant Barker said:
I'd like to see Ubuntu on the Note 2 as well, in the future.
If it's not too much to ask, I'd like to tri-boot my Note 2 with Android, Windows Phone and Ubuntu.
If a tri-booted phone like that can't get you laid, nothing can.
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Windows Phone?
Sadly, not...
I like how it look ubuntu os and i think will be android killer in the next 2 years after release i think..but they will release late these year...in october
Anyway i install ubuntu and backtrack 5 and use it with vnc viewer and its pretty sweet i think.
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Grant Barker said:
I'd like to see Ubuntu on the Note 2 as well, in the future.
If it's not too much to ask, I'd like to tri-boot my Note 2 with Android, Windows Phone and Ubuntu.
If a tri-booted phone like that can't get you laid, nothing can.
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Windows Phone for note 2??? Sounds impossible haha
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Windows Phone?
Sadly, not...
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Yeah, I think you're right.
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Windows Phone for note 2??? Sounds impossible haha
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Yeah. I'm probably just being greedy.
Have you heard about guru dev wanting to port it to GN2 yet ?
It seems GN2 community is not as much entusiast as SGS3's about this...
I would be so happy to have a computer like environment while using HDMI out on my phone <3
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Yeah, I think you're right.
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Yeah. I'm probably just being greedy.
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Haha... everyone has greed so its ok
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Source code is out and the porting guide will be out tomorrow. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting
It's based on the AOSP android Kernel and drivers. So porting it for the Note should be pretty easy. They went with the same approach as Firefox did. I might even give this a try myself.
For anyone else that will attempting this port or that of Firefox os , build against Cyanogen source and not the Samsung one.
It is actually based on Cyanogen mod and not AOSP.
http://phablet.ubuntu.com/gitweb?p=...blob;f=default.xml;hb=refs/heads/phablet-10.1
Uhm cyanogenmod is aosp based.
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It's Up!
The porting guide is now online!
And it's up and running on the S3. : http://rootzwiki.com/topic/39299-romwip-ubuntu-touch-on-d2vzw-dev-previewphantom-022213/
lgstoian said:
And it's up and running on the S3. : http://rootzwiki.com/topic/39299-romwip-ubuntu-touch-on-d2vzw-dev-previewphantom-022213/
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Won't be too long now but I think Ubuntu needs to mature for a few months yet as android was the same when it first came out.
alncool said:
Have you heard about guru dev wanting to port it to GN2 yet ?
It seems GN2 community is not as much entusiast as SGS3's about this...
I would be so happy to have a computer like environment while using HDMI out on my phone <3
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If its cynogen based, u'r dream is dead before it even starts. . CM does not and will not support hdmi.. due to sammy proprietary drivers..
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jutley said:
Won't be too long now but I think Ubuntu needs to mature for a few months yet as android was the same when it first came out.
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agreed; you need a lot of testers to discover the non-critical bugs and fix them; what better way to do it than to release is into the world and wait for feedback

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