Is there any kernel for Android 6.0.1 on Nexus 7 2012?
Yes, every 6.x ROM provides a kernel, too, or what are you looking for? If you are looking for sources, you might want to have a look at my Github.
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Yes, every 6.x ROM provides a kernel, too, or what are you looking for? If you are looking for sources, you might want to have a look at my Github.
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I am looking for kernel that enables overclocking. I searched forum but there are only kernels for Lollipop, not Marshmallow.
Probably you would like to have a look on Daniel_hk's kernel for Omni ROM. If I got it right, he implemented some overclocking into it, but I did not test it.
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Probably you would like to have a look on Daniel_hk's kernel for Omni ROM. If I got it right, he implemented some overclocking into it, but I did not test it.
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So just flash OmniROM for 6.0.1? And the kernel is included? Or is there a separate file for kernel that must be flashed?
His Omni-build should include the OC-kernel directly.
Looking for a kernel on Nexus 7 2012 (3G) to fix baseband_XMM_power wakelock
@williamlaw: my kernel has the patch included. Most likely I'll upload a fastboot flashable zip today or tomorrow onto my Android 6 AOSP on Grouper thread.
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@williamlaw: my kernel has the patch included. Most likely I'll upload a fastboot flashable zip today or tomorrow onto my Android 6 AOSP on Grouper thread.
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Thanks for your work but i am using 3G version.
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Hi guys,
I've been compiling CM 10.2 with loadable module support for some time already. The only change I had to make was to modify appropriate configuration parameter in cyanogen_mako_defconfig file (change to CONFIG_MODULES=y). Since CM11, kernel compiled with this change gives me bootloops. If I revert the change back, compiled kernel functions properly.
Any idea what would be (additionally) needed to build CM 11 kernel with loadable modules support?
Thanks!
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Hi guys,
I've been compiling CM 10.2 with loadable module support for some time already. The only change I had to make was to modify appropriate configuration parameter in cyanogen_mako_defconfig file (change to CONFIG_MODULES=y). Since CM11, kernel compiled with this change gives me bootloops. If I revert the change back, compiled kernel functions properly.
Any idea what would be (additionally) needed to build CM 11 kernel with loadable modules support?
Thanks!
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Did you resolve this? I hit on the same problem. Once the modules are enabled it enters into boot-loop.
Unfortunately, no.
Had to give up cause I didn't have the time to try anymore.
I took the easier route and currently I'm on kernel from crDroid simple.
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yopet said:
Unfortunately, no.
Had to give up cause I didn't have the time to try anymore.
I took the easier route and currently I'm on kernel from crDroid simple.
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Thanks. I went the same way. Extracted the kernel from crDroid rom and flashed it.
But anyway interesting why cm team broke this option in the kernel. Will they fix it in future?...
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Thanks. I went the same way. Extracted the kernel from crDroid rom and flashed it.
But anyway interesting why cm team broke this option in the kernel. Will they fix it in future?...
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I really don't know. Since CM team decided for their rom not to have module support anymore, seems that talking about that topic is kind of a taboo.
Anyway, since module support is not something CM is interested in at all, I doubt anything will change. At least not intentionally.
Having in mind that there are many kernels based on CM which have module support enabled, it is not impossible. It just requires some more understanding and work how to do it. I asked this on many different forums and got 0 answers.
Kernel change
woland_ca said:
Thanks. I went the same way. Extracted the kernel from crDroid rom and flashed it.
But anyway interesting why cm team broke this option in the kernel. Will they fix it in future?...
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Hey
can you explain how you changed the kernel?
thank you
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Hey
can you explain how you changed the kernel?
thank you
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Pull the boot.img out of the rom
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https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=lgv500
Is where you can get it (start your downloading now...)
the strange thing is they appear to have two uploads for kitkat...
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Yay! What does it mean for the simple user? Better roms?
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All I really want is gamma correction and maybe overclocking and U/V.
This means that anyone interested in building a replacement kernel for the LG stock 4.4.2 release has a blueprint to start from. I know of two kernels that have been released for 4.2.2 stock, this release means that we may see updates of these projects to 4.4.2.
I may try and restart my own efforts in this area as well depending upon time and what kind of problems I find in the 4.4.2 US release.
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This means that anyone interested in building a replacement kernel for the LG stock 4.4.2 release has a blueprint to start from. I know of two kernels that have been released for 4.2.2 stock, this release means that we may see updates of these projects to 4.4.2.
I may try and restart my own efforts in this area as well depending upon time and what kind of problems I find in the 4.4.2 US release.
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The first and most obvious is the gamma set at 2.05 roughly. If you set it to 2.2 - 2.3, that would already be a big plus.
The source uploaded by LG didn't include the kernel source so I contacted their open source division and they've now uploaded a proper kernel source. I'm travelling for work now, but will take a look at it when I get back home next week and get something compiled.
G Pad(V500)_Android_KitKat_LGV500_v20b_Kernel
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=v500
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The source uploaded by LG didn't include the kernel source so I contacted their open source division and they've now uploaded a proper kernel source. I'm travelling for work now, but will take a look at it when I get back home next week and get something compiled.
G Pad(V500)_Android_KitKat_LGV500_v20b_Kernel
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=v500
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Good to hear that someone else contacted them as well. I have been impressed with their open source group responding as quickly as they did. They definitely respond better than several other companies when facing these requests!
:good::good: I would pay anybody to incorporate or activate the OTG+Charging in this Kernel. :good::good: :fingers-crossed:
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The source uploaded by LG didn't include the kernel source so I contacted their open source division and they've now uploaded a proper kernel source. I'm travelling for work now, but will take a look at it when I get back home next week and get something compiled.
G Pad(V500)_Android_KitKat_LGV500_v20b_Kernel
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=v500
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When if get the chance can you compare the 18a kernel to the 20b one? I like the settings the 18a kernel, the lower brightness levels are setup in a way that makes it great for night time. I have the 18a kernel running on the 20b build but after the screen is locked it and turned back on it changes to levels of the 20b kernel, but retains the gamma level. I could attach a flashable zip with the 18a kernel if you need it.
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When if get the chance can you compare the 18a kernel to the 20b one? I like the settings the 18a kernel, the lower brightness levels are setup in a way that makes it great for night time. I have the 18a kernel running on the 20b build but after the screen is locked it and turned back on it changes to levels of the 20b kernel, but retains the gamma level. I could attach a flashable zip with the 18a kernel if you need it.
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Hi, I am quite a newbie. Just wondering what is the use of the kernels? Can we just flash it on custom roms like the kitkats ones done by _infected. AOKP or the Cynogenmod for the GPAD? The AOKP and the Cynogen are smooth but few features like Autorotate doesn't work and there is no gamma correction i think
I compiled a kernel using the source provided by LG, but for some reason, it doesn't boot.
I keep getting this error:
Code:
Secure booting error
Cause: boot certification verify
I noticed that the resulting "boot.emmc.win" is a lot smaller than the original boot.emmc.win (~10 MB compared to 24MB)
Another interesting thing is that if I uncompress the original 24 MB boot.emmc.win using the command "unmkbootimg -i boot.emmc.win", I get two files: kernel (7.5 MB) and ramdisk.cpio.gz (2.6 MB). If I rebuild the boot.emmc.win using these exact two files, I get an 11MB boot.emmc.win, but this one DOES boot.
It probably has something to do with the locked bootloader and the loki exploit.
Can anyone help me get to the bottom of this? I really want to solve the gamma issue.
Well, as I suspected, it was because of the locked bootloader, but using the loki_tool, I was able to bypass the bootloader check.
So I now have a working, self-compiled 4.4.2 kernel (using the eabi-4.7) , based on LG's kernel source.
Unfortunatelly, gamma is still the same (about 2 - 2.1). Need to figure out how to modify it.
If someone can and wants to help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Can you look at the 18 Rom kernel and see what has changed?
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Well, as I suspected, it was because of the locked bootloader, but using the loki_tool, I was able to bypass the bootloader check.
So I now have a working, self-compiled 4.4.2 kernel (using the eabi-4.7) , based on LG's kernel source.
Unfortunatelly, gamma is still the same (about 2 - 2.1). Need to figure out how to modify it.
If someone can and wants to help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Can you look at the 18 Rom kernel and see what has changed?
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Panel is very close to correct gamma when using default linear qlut, instead of MSM_MIPI_LGIT_VIDEO_WUXGA_PT_PANEL qlut.
I would definitely take a look at the 50018A kernel if someone can provide the source. I wasn't able to find it.
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Hi, I am quite a newbie. Just wondering what is the use of the kernels? Can we just flash it on custom roms like the kitkats ones done by _infected. AOKP or the Cynogenmod for the GPAD? The AOKP and the Cynogen are smooth but few features like Autorotate doesn't work and there is no gamma correction i think
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The kernel is what drives the Rom. Without the kernel sources improvements to a device are hard to make. It's AOSP ( Android Open Source Project) not AOKP.
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The kernel is what drives the Rom. Without the kernel sources improvements to a device are hard to make. It's AOSP ( Android Open Source Project) not AOKP.
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Thanks. Hopefully we will have some great modified kernels for the kitkat version
Btw i was referring to AOKP (K for Kang) in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2710996
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Thanks. Hopefully we will have some great modified kernels for the kitkat version
Btw i was referring to AOKP (K for Kang) in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2710996
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Good to know.
20d source released
I do not know if anyone will find this of use, but they have now posted the 20d kernel source (and some other stuff).
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=v500
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Well, as I suspected, it was because of the locked bootloader, but using the loki_tool, I was able to bypass the bootloader check.
So I now have a working, self-compiled 4.4.2 kernel (using the eabi-4.7) , based on LG's kernel source.
Unfortunatelly, gamma is still the same (about 2 - 2.1). Need to figure out how to modify it.
If someone can and wants to help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Hello ruxandy,
Can you explain in few words how did you manage to push the kernel to your v500?
Here is my story:
I downloaded the V500 Lollipop kernel because I wanted to compile .ko loadable modules and drivers to support RTL2832U DVB USB dongle. I successfully compiled those modules, rooted the tabled and tried to insmod them. But it failed because the modules did not find some kernel APIs.
Then I decided to build the kernel with built-in those drivers and I did it successfully, the problem now is what to do with zImage. I read there are two roads the one building own KDZ file seems very complicated and not sure if really possible. The other seems to be to extract the boot.emmc.win file using TWRP. So I downgraded the V500 bootloader from LT to KK and installed TWRT using this http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g-pad-83/help/v500-how-to-install-twrp-stock-lp-t3165846 but after reboot got the secure boot error you did.
So again - how to use self built zImage and is this possible for KitKat only, since installing TWRP with Lollipop does not seem possible so far?
The kernel has been open sourced, by CM, as any OEM should do when device hits retail. That means a great step for us, ROM developers. We may discuss findings for reference on future development here.
Link to source code: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974
By the way, it's not only useful for the OnePlus One, seems that it's interesting for Find 7 as they borrow some code from it, worthy to read.
Oh Gr8 news ! Hope we could get custom kernel on OPO soon
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I am hoping we get one soon also.
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The kernel has been open sourced, by CM, as any OEM should do when device hits retail. That means a great step for us, ROM developers. We may discuss findings for reference on future development here.
Link to source code: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974
By the way, it's not only useful for the OnePlus One, seems that it's interesting for Find 7 as they borrow some code from it, worthy to read.
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Mind putting together the flashable zip of the stock kernel so that users who go custom kernel flashing (Franco for now) can fall back to the stock kernel?
A flashable .zip would be great
@SferaDev Thanks for this, I will be using this to build a kernel for our devices
Gamma control is out:
0f98e789af8c12ce3687cbe4515b429aa1e031a3 video: mdss: Add predefined gamma selection
I'm a bit confused.
So far, I know of two kernel sources: This one and AOSP-compatible sources released by OnePlus directly (OnePlusTech on github, can't post links at my postcount).
However, there are already custom kernels that claim to only work with CM11S, and others that claim to only work with CM11. I assume the latter are based on this source. So what's the current (official) branch for CM11S?
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I'm a bit confused.
So far, I know of two kernel sources: This one and AOSP-compatible sources released by OnePlus directly (OnePlusTech on github, can't post links at my postcount).
However, there are already custom kernels that claim to only work with CM11S, and others that claim to only work with CM11. I assume the latter are based on this source. So what's the current (official) branch for CM11S?
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OnePlus AOSP is really new and I personally recommend CMs one. Their original intention was to keep as CM as possible...
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OnePlus AOSP is really new and I personally recommend CMs one. Their original intention was to keep as CM as possible...
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So kernels that don't work with the stock ROM are just based on a newer revision of the kernel in CM's repo, and older revisions in there would boot CM11S just fine?
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So kernels that don't work with the stock ROM are just based on a newer revision of the kernel in CM's repo, and older revisions in there would boot CM11S just fine?
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I haven't faced ANY kernel that doesn't work...
A flashable zip will be great! Can any expert help on this?
Hi everybody
I have made a flashable kernel zip from latest nightly update for 11s
Has all latest patch from cm.
I test with 38R
If you are coming from custom kernel s make sure that system files is untouch
Flash from recovery
geowolf1000 said:
Hi everybody
I have made a flashable kernel zip from latest nightly update for 11s
Has all latest patch from cm.
I test with 38R
If you are coming from custom kernel s make sure that system files is untouch
Flash from recovery
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Didnt this the nightly with the new Touch update? I read that this causes sensor problems. I think there is another version to be released with the 28th nightly (tonight)
Just update to 28
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Just update to 28
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I am on rooted Stock 38R ROM. My wifi setting broke after installed this kernel, but the kernel did have much more improvement over stock 38R kernel.
Is there anyway to install the kernel without breaking wifi? Thanks!
bingbinghaha said:
I am on rooted Stock 38R ROM. My wifi setting broke after installed this kernel, but the kernel did have much more improvement over stock 38R kernel.
Is there anyway to install the kernel without breaking wifi? Thanks!
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Let me guess, you were coming back to this kernel from Franco?
Also, to OP, are you going to keep maintaining this thread? Maybe having a regular (like weekly) updates or so?
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Didnt this the nightly with the new Touch update? I read that this causes sensor problems. I think there is another version to be released with the 28th nightly (tonight)
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I can flash it or someone has a kernel update to the last nightly?
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Also, to OP, are you going to keep maintaining this thread? Maybe having a regular (like weekly) updates or so?
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I will try
I am doing this for my self but i want to share with xda friends
Thread update to 31
Amazing improvement to touchscreen
how did u compile this kernel ??
was there any update officially from oneplus for the kernel of the stock 38r firmware?
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how did u compile this kernel ??
was there any update officially from oneplus for the kernel of the stock 38r firmware?
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After R38 can use nightly built
They impement kernel source
Its original from cm download page
Working like a charm
Thats why post here and not to developers threads
I dont compile nothing
I buy this phone because i do not have time to make my own and update from best
My wifi broke with this as well. Running completely stock 38R.
Can you share Source code please?
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My wifi broke with this as well. Running completely stock 38R.
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Have you backup?
Just restore only system from revovery
Yeah, did that. Just reporting here that it was broken as an FYI.
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974
Would this flash over Franco fine? Thanks in advance.
geowolf1000 said:
After R38 can use nightly built
They impement kernel source
Its original from cm download page
Working like a charm
Thats why post here and not to developers threads
I dont compile nothing
I buy this phone because i do not have time to make my own and update from best
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Hmmm... I'm not that sure, but I guess there are some differences in the kernel between the standard CM11 and CM11S. Not too sure whether it is a good idea to flash kernel from nightly into 11S... How's your experience so far btw?
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Hmmm... I'm not that sure, but I guess there are some differences in the kernel between the standard CM11 and CM11S. Not too sure whether it is a good idea to flash kernel from nightly into 11S... How's your experience so far btw?
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Why not ?
The device boot fine and all hardware are working fine
If was not compatibility the device could even boot
Which hardware are different to nightly????
geowolf1000 said:
Why not ?
The device boot fine and all hardware are working fine
If was not compatibility the device could even boot
Which hardware are different to nightly????
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If you see other custom kernel pages, usually they would have different versions for CM11 and CM11S... So I would assume that there are inherent differences between them. But if it is working fine for you, then great! Maybe I'll try it myself too
runderekrun said:
Would this flash over Franco fine? Thanks in advance.
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Reflash (dirty) your ROM first to restore WiFi firmware
I'm looking at the Neptune pine to see what I can do with it.
so far I have obtained the kernel config
Configkernel3.4
This Thread is for sharing information and Q/A
My goal is to have a custom android rom compiled and then to try port different O/S's to it.
Nice! What's the status of your efforts?
How to the testing .....
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I'm looking at the Neptune pine to see what I can do with it.
so far I have obtained the kernel config
Configkernel3.4
This Thread is for sharing information and Q/A
My goal is to have a custom android rom compiled and then to try port different O/S's to it.
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What about using the kernel source from cyanogenmod, like the dev did who released beta cyanogenmod?
F0L said:
What about using the kernel source from cyanogenmod, like the dev did who released beta cyanogenmod?
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Ok, should have read it better. Are you able to just compile a kernel for testing. Once you have a working one, that would be a good base for updating rom.
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I'm looking at the Neptune pine to see what I can do with it.
so far I have obtained the kernel config
Configkernel3.4
This Thread is for sharing information and Q/A
My goal is to have a custom android rom compiled and then to try port different O/S's to it.
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Any update on this?
Guess this is not going to happen. Just wish I still had the time I used to. I would have had a go my self, as the vanilla kernel is what kills this cool bit of kit.
I managed to get it to a usable state with google play installed, by installing SkyNET. Which tweaks the system on the fly when needed. Helps keep as much memory as possible.
Would the kernel source of the Nokia X help? as it uses the exact same hardware.
I have it downloaded, so if it will help, I can link.
I have given up on anyone doing anything with pine. So I tweaked stock rom as much as I could, got it running very nicely even with my 130GB storage (link2sd). I also modified the ramdisk image to support init.d on boot. Im also using kickarse kernel script.
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I have given up on anyone doing anything with pine. So I tweaked stock rom as much as I could, got it running very nicely even with my 130GB storage (link2sd). I also modified the ramdisk image to support init.d on boot. Im also using kickarse kernel script.
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Can you post how you did it? Thanks
@fol I would also be interested in it.
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Can you post how you did it? Thanks
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I used rom kichen to mess with ramdisk (it was very risky as messing with boot image can brick pine). I manually added init.d support. Then repacked it. Luckly it worked fine. I even flashed it to my sons.
I extracted stock system.zip and tweaked it the way I wanted (debloated added apps I owned), then flashed that. As I added init.d, I could use scripts on boot to alter running of pine.
Im currently using Project skynet vr4, which runs very nice.
@fol What is skynet? Do you have a link?