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Sorry guys , if you think this is gonna be flamed again please close it, just wanna give my little point of view,
I miss the benchmark coz at least it can guide me of which to choose ,
it 's useful for guiding and the rest i can judge myself , i will not complain anyone no matter the rom is good or not , thank you all the cookers , this place is Amazing.........
please do not get me wrong in anyway. i just really miss the benchmarks
hope many flashaholic loves this too, sometimes i flash 2 or 3 times a day from almost every rom ,Duttys, L26, Miri, Lost in Asia, Xant, Topix... enjoy..
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Sorry guys , if you think this is gonna be flamed again please close it, just wanna give my little point of view,
I miss the benchmark coz at least it can guide me of which to choose ,
it 's useful for guiding and the rest i can judge myself , i will not complain anyone no matter the rom is good or not , thank you all the cookers , this place is Amazing.........
please do not get me wrong in anyway. i just really miss the benchmarks
hope many flashaholic loves this too, sometimes i flash 2 or 3 times a day from almost every rom ,Duttys, L26, Miri, Lost in Asia, Xant, Topix... enjoy..
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Benchmark actually do not say anything about the ROM in everyday use. Stability. overall speed are iumportant factors when it comes down to choosing a ROM. None of these are properly reflected by a benchmark.
Not to mention that the benchmarks are flawed at best anyhow. The 'fastest' ROM out there was so crowned due to the filesystem being 'two times faster' than average - I don't know about you all but I don't spend a lot of time using the filesystem as such and any applications that read/write to it generally do enough processing so that the raw RW speed is of little importance anyhow.
I think we would gain a lot more from running real life testing on the various ROMs instead - such as batterylife, 3G/HSDPA handovers, signal strength, crashes/bugs (and yes, the 1922 bugs should be included) etc.
I would also like to see more of a variety between the ROMs. We only need so many releases where the base OS and Manila are exactly the same - I would prefer more UI customization, RemoteTracker implementation and so on.
Well to be honest I too miss benchmarks. And I dont really agree that benchmark doesnt reflect ROM speed. Because it really is faster in everyday use if the numbers are higher (and yes, you cant just look at total rating, but overall ratings invidualy. But thats my opinion
This is what happens when people become precious........the benchmark was nothing more than a handy guide, pity people couldnt control themselves and turned it into a competition.
I too miss benchmarks. I totaly disagree about the argument they don't reflect
real speed... Ever i use the top, i feel that is more fast. Stability is
another talking. It's a thing that you need to test yourself. We have a thread for people say their notes about stability.
People need understand each rom are focused in something... Some are in
beauty, some are in updated programs, some are in speed... etc etc...
Some cookiers try focus in speed, and when they can't be at first do an war against benchmarking. I hope their war against benchmarking does not start again.
the benchmarks were rigged. Good riddance.
so..... pietrucci
please consider to re-open your usfull thread...
Thank you for your hard work, everytime there were rom updated , with in a few days you always updated them ....
** i don't know how to make a poll . if i knew i'll definately make it....
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so..... pietrucci
please consider to re-open your usfull thread...
Thank you for your hard work, everytime there were rom updated , with in a few days you always updated them ....
** i don't know how to make a poll . if i knew i'll definately make it....
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Yes, we need benchmark to guide us to select the rom
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Yes, we need benchmark to guide us to select the rom
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I think pietrucci posted the instructions, athough possibly just a subset of them... he also posted that he wasn't willing to do it any more so please respect that.
If there is so much interest, feel free to start a new thread between yourselves.
with all respect to him i just wanna tell that i see his work usefull . no matter he would start or stop his thread. anyway i love this place .. the freedom of opinions
Same with me ...pls go on with the bench marking !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Same with me ...pls go on with the bench marking !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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loved the benchmark thread in the HD forums and found the (now outdated) HD2 benchmark thread very useful when i came over to this device
If you like it so much why don't you start a new thread and do it yourself?
How about you dont really post here, your work is done so just dont. We are not telling somebody to do the work and we will not do the work, because if we could, we would do it and not make this thread. We can atleast freely support his work now, cant we?
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How about you dont really post here, your work is done so just dont. We are not telling somebody to do the work and we will not do the work, because if we could, we would do it and not make this thread. We can atleast freely support his work now, cant we?
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I post where I want and I don't need you to tell me what to do. I made the statement because he said he was no longer going to do it. Everybody wants someone else to do the hard work. Also it was never my intention for the benchmarks to close so don't make such a stupid statement.
Not gonna comment about your position in Benchmark closing, but its totaly inappropriately for you to be commenting on this thread. Hower he liked benchmarking and we liked his benchmarking. This thread is like "thank you" and "we will miss you" to him and also "is there any1 who could do the same?" to others. And I wont make another comment here and totaly not gonna argue with you, but you should give it rest.
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Not gonna comment about your position in Benchmark closing, but its totaly inappropriately for you to be commenting on this thread. Hower he liked benchmarking and we liked his benchmarking. This thread is like "thank you" and "we will miss you" to him and also "is there any1 who could do the same?" to others. And I wont make another comment here and totaly not gonna argue with you, but you should give it rest.
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There is nothing to give it a rest about. If someone wants to do the benchmarks in a fair and controlled manor, then fine I commend anyone who can spare that much of their Time. Enough Said
Thanks you appreciate my work (at least most of you). Although it's a lot of work I always enjoyed benching new Roms. But at the end there was so much negativity and competition that it couldn't last any longer obviously so itje closed it down.
I still benhmark but don't publish anymore.
Hi pietrucci,
Dont know about others but i loved your benchmarking. I was admiring how you made all this work just for this comunity to have at least something to judge ROMs. It was great while it lasted.
Did i understand it right that you are continuing all the benchmarking statistic but doesnt publish becuase of negative comments of certain people? If so then now that makes this sad. If they thought benchmark was useless, then they just shouldnt read them. For us who was really interested in all these numbers it was great and we loved it.
Well now I feel better when i know that you are still continuing and you are not bothered by them. Thank you for all the hard work you have done till recently =)
Hey guys. I know I am probably a complete noob at this stuff but I would really like to learn how to build custom roms. I know it involves some serious coding and things like that but I feel like if I follow someones instructions I will eventually get the hang of it. I am not looking for someone to link me to a guide cause they can be very hard to follow for noobs ecspecially for the Droid X. (Don't think I'm wrong in saying that.) If anyone knows how to make custom roms and has the tools to make one if they could please help me out it would be much appreciated. I am a fast learner and will definately pay you and give you credit to everything I create. Here is what I have available. Hopefully I will be able to build a Rom with this.
-Droid X - Rooted
-Windows Computer with Windows 7 Software
-Ability to download anything without getting viruses because of High Quality Norton Protection
Hopefully someone can help me out with this.
Thank You
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Hey guys. I know I am probably a complete noob at this stuff but I would really like to learn how to build custom roms. I know it involves some serious coding and things like that but I feel like if I follow someones instructions I will eventually get the hang of it. I am not looking for someone to link me to a guide cause they can be very hard to follow for noobs ecspecially for the Droid X. (Don't think I'm wrong in saying that.) If anyone knows how to make custom roms and has the tools to make one if they could please help me out it would be much appreciated. I am a fast learner and will definately pay you and give you credit to everything I create. Here is what I have available. Hopefully I will be able to build a Rom with this.
-Droid X - Rooted
-Windows Computer with Windows 7 Software
-Ability to download anything without getting viruses because of High Quality Norton Protection
Hopefully someone can help me out with this.
Thank You
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Don't mean to dash any hopes you had of building a ROM, but unless you know java pretty well... the chances of building a ROM are slim... Android is built on java and so knowing some form of java would be required to build a ROM. Even a lot of the devs who are extremely talented at developing such as droid2169 who I have talked to say even with their experience ROM development is tough.
This isn't something you can have someone teach you in a short amount of time without some sort of coding experience... I wish you the best, as I also would love to be able to do some dev work to contribute back to the community, but it's not as simple as legos. You can't just take pieces and put things together...it requires a great deal of work and understanding.
how about themes? are they difficult to make?
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how about themes? are they difficult to make?
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it depends... If you are familiar with photoshop, and know some of the architecture for android (I.e. xml file contents, and what they pertain to) then no, it is one of the easier things to do in android. You can also look into metamorph. This allows you to build themes easier by replacing images with ones you find in other themes or out on the web wherever. There are tutorials for metamorph.
A big difference compared to putting some files together for a hybrid on my Blackberry.
Well I'd like to build a theme if anyone will teach me about xml or whatever i need to know about it... I will pay and give you credit in the theme
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Well I'd like to build a theme if anyone will teach me about xml or whatever i need to know about it... I will pay and give you credit in the theme
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I can give some basics. To start you will want to use a program like photoshop, gimp, or paint.net for image creation. You will want to use apkmanager and learn how to use it. I will try and grab some more info and post back later.
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http://androidforums.com/droid-x-all-things-root/246462-theme-help-tutorial.html
Hey guy's ive been lurking on the droid incredible forms for a while now, flashing every new rom I saw ive tried every single rom on this form lol. But I would like to give back.
I don't know anything about developing for android only minor stuff when trying to make a app. But I do have skills with photoshop (not sure if devs need graphics :/)
But if any devs need any icons or adjustments to images for whatever their working on fill free to leave me a pm and I would be happy to help.
My portfolio is 372designs.com not sure if im not allowed to share links, if not let me know and I'll remove it. And all the my work on their is web designs, but I'm willing to give anything a try
Look into theming, theres lots of PNG files to play with. I'm sure once you get familiar with how they work and where they go, you could throw down some actions and crank out some hotness
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Look into theming, theres lots of PNG files to play with. I'm sure once you get familiar with how they work and where they go, you could throw down some actions and crank out some hotness
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yea i looked into that too, but couldn't find a good place to start, I actually have some ideas for themes
These guys are pretty good with graphics; maybe they can help you out or point you in the right direction. It's not a full fledged theme, but definitely a start with flashables.
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/6615-cm7...lte-theme-and-transparency-mod-now-flashable/
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These guys are pretty good with graphics; maybe they can help you out or point you in the right direction. It's not a full fledged theme, but definitely a start with flashables.
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/6615-cm7...lte-theme-and-transparency-mod-now-flashable/
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OK kewl ill be sure to ask them, thanks man
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well i thought i'd get this up before source for JB (4.1) drops... I'm looking for a dev willing to let me watch them as they build a ROM and make changes to that ROM... no i don't need to come over your house to do this... I was thinking of a live video stream of your screen as you do the work... if you're willing to allow me to watch and maybe answer a few questions in between, i'm willing to learn!!
i learn really fast if i'm watching someone do it which is why i'm taking this approach rather than trying to read through a bunch of threads on this topic... that stuff basically looks like a foreign language to me... especially when they talk linux stuff lol... i can catch on quickly but i need to SEE IT BEING DONE... not reading and having my brain decode what i just read...
so please pass this thread along... the site i'm looking to use is join.me and it can be viewed by more than one person... so if someone else is willing to jump in on the fun and the dev is cool with it... we all can watch as they work their magic...
preferably someone that's gonna be building on crespo/crespo4g... but i'll take whoever is willing to teach!!
disclaimer: i'm not even looking for a real "expert" on the subject... just someone to do the basic work so i can take notes and then do the stuff myself!!
PM me if you're a dev and willing to help out!! what do you have to lose? nothing really... you're just gonna load the program and let it stream as you do the stuff you normall would do...
sn: it doesn't have to be Jelly Bean... but seeing as source is coming out soon... i figured someone will want to start fresh and build from aosp... that's really where i'd like to start from!!
I'd love to watch too
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umm. the best way to do it is to just follow the step by step guides online. doesnt get much easier than that. you watching isn't going to help when they already have all the software installed
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umm. the best way to do it is to just follow the step by step guides online. doesnt get much easier than that. you watching isn't going to help when they already have all the software installed
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thanks but i have everything i need to build a ROM installed and have already built one from CM9 source... i'm talking about all the other edits and things they do... ie: adding in or removing features of a ROM...
and if you re-read my OP... i said reading this stuff is like learning another language... i'm a visual learner... i need to SEE these things then do them... not read them and try to decode whatever i just read...
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thanks but i have everything i need to build a ROM installed and have already built one from CM9 source... i'm talking about all the other edits and things they do... ie: adding in or removing features of a ROM...
and if you re-read my OP... i said reading this stuff is like learning another language... i'm a visual learner... i need to SEE these things then do them... not read them and try to decode whatever i just read...
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I just happen to work for a company the makes tools to help visual learners.
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Yea I'm willing too. I got a few things going here. Along with ubuntu, sdk, java6, android kitchen. I'm more of a visual learner. I've been constantly researching to point where my brain hurts to think android. I need a break. But I'm willing as well. Some devs out there no even respond to help needed. I would love to watch Fergie716 at work tho.
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My video will be up tomorrow (today) in my MIUI thread. I have everything ready for it. I just had a bit too much to drink tonight (its 450am)
Tomorrow afternoon it'll be up
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I also like to watch.
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I agree with the OP, one thing I think is missing (or at least in my experience hard to find) in the Android ROM community is a set of guides on how to properly do things (branch with repo to make a mod, apply patches from other trees, add prebuilt apks, add source provided apps, integrate su, busybox, creating your own vendor, device, adding your kernel, etc)
It's all scattered all over the net, sure you can figure some of it out but if you lower the barrier of entry people will be able to focus their energy on doing better work somewhere else.
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I agree with the OP, one thing I think is missing (or at least in my experience hard to find) in the Android ROM community is a set of guides on how to properly do things (branch with repo to make a mod, apply patches from other trees, add prebuilt apks, add source provided apps, integrate su, busybox, creating your own vendor, device, adding your kernel, etc)
It's all scattered all over the net, sure you can figure some of it out but if you lower the barrier of entry people will be able to focus their energy on doing better work somewhere else.
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i really couldn't have said it any better!!
i know Fergie usually puts out some great tutorials... i used his stuff when i was learning to theme... so hopefully he delivers on this as well... i would still like to do a live "webinar-type" of training tho if any dev is up for that!!
we can get a time going so that everyone can login at the same time and see what's being done...
I'd also like to see how its done, I would love to be able to cook up some things and then release a ROM to the public. I'm sure it's not easy but I'm willing to take a wack at it
Btw are you guys using pretty powerful computers for building ROMS? Or would you say they're average spec?
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I'd also like to see how its done, I would love to be able to cook up some things and then release a ROM to the public. I'm sure it's not easy but I'm willing to take a wack at it
Btw are you guys using pretty powerful computers for building ROMS? Or would you say they're average spec?
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mine isn't that great tbh... but it manages to put out something... once your setup is correct and you do your first build... the second build of that ROM is usually a lot faster...
i think average would be around quad core with 8GB RAM... that's my guess based on a few devs i've heard from...
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mine isn't that great tbh... but it manages to put out something... once your setup is correct and you do your first build... the second build of that ROM is usually a lot faster...
i think average would be around quad core with 8GB RAM... that's my guess based on a few devs i've heard from...
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I like to learn too. But my pc is just dual core 3.0ghz 4gig ram what do you think?
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mixtapes08 said:
I like to learn too. But my pc is just dual core 3.0ghz 4gig ram what do you think?
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it will take longer than some other PC's... but that will still work... i'd guess a few hrs to build a ROM... mine is around those specs and it takes a few hrs on the initial build lol
There should also be a thread for porting, kinda like "chef central" where users could get support on certain issues with their ports.. Over there in chef central the people seem to only help people that are building from source.. there's not too much support for people doing ports which is unfortunate because not everyone is skilled enough to build from source and having ports is what keeps some devices alive... In this thread there would be threads where you could post your logcat if your not getting boot and some of the more experienced porters (like fergie for example) could take a look and point you in the right direction. Also there could be guides and tutorials as how to get certain aspects of the ROM working like HWA, WiMax, MMS/SMS so on and so forth... I think that it would really bring a lot of new life to some devices that don't get the support that they should..
Anyone else agree on that or is just me?
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there's not too much support for people doing ports which is unfortunate because not everyone is skilled enough to build from source and having ports is what keeps some devices alive...
Anyone else agree on that or is just me?
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I agree with the whole sentiment "more people should build things", but not with "aosp is too hard so we should help people do ports". Unless a port is the only way to get a device working, we definitely should focus on making aosp easier to learn if that's part of a problem the porting people are having.
Anyway, I started my own ROM yesterday and might end up making a wiki to document a bunch of things I'm doing. It's a very stock-ish ROM though, so I won't spend much time writing about adding mods other than a few basic ones.
-IF- I do get around to making the wiki, I will post here about it.
As for the computer, I am using a i7 930 (2.8GHz) with 24GB of RAM.
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I agree with the whole sentiment "more people should build things", but not with "aosp is too hard so we should help people do ports". Unless a port is the only way to get a device working, we definitely should focus on making aosp easier to learn if that's part of a problem the porting people are having.
Anyway, I started my own ROM yesterday and might end up making a wiki to document a bunch of things I'm doing. It's a very stock-ish ROM though, so I won't spend much time writing about adding mods other than a few basic ones.
-IF- I do get around to making the wiki, I will post here about it.
As for the computer, I am using a i7 930 (2.8GHz) with 24GB of RAM.
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id like to ask.. is making a rom really difficult.. how much java language knowledge would a person need to have to build from source...?
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id like to ask.. is making a rom really difficult.. how much java language knowledge would a person need to have to build from source...?
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Well, one of the fun things about being a maintainer rather than a developer is that you really don't -need- much knowledge at all.
Everything helps, though. Yesterday I fixed a gcc compilation issue from knowledge of C++ that I acquired over a number of years. It wasn't a hard bug to fix and I could've asked a friend about it instead, but being a programmer lets me get away with fixing mistakes I see in AOSP when it's necessary (it rarely is).
Later, in my kernel compile, I turned on a compilation flag because I knew that a warning (that failed the build due to -Werror) was completely inaccurate. Good luck doing this if you don't know what's a compilation flag, and good luck doing it safely if you're not sure what the warning means and if it is really safe to override it (it often isn't).
If you want to make a ROM and be efficient about it, I think the two most important skills (in order of importance) are the ability to use git and to solve problems. Without a minimum of source control ease, it will be a pain in the ass to add features to your mods or to keep track of changes efficiently (especially when it comes the time to branch off releases and what not). Problem solving is what you do whenever stuff that should work doesn't work. And it's always hard because if it wasn't hard it would be documented already so you wouldn't have the problem.
If you want to build FEATURES for a mod (that is, not repack what others have written), then yes you will need programming knowledge. Java, C and probably C++. Mostly Java for user facing stuff.
great post gparent... that was a wonderful breakdown of how ROM making works... if it's all true (which it sounds like it), then this might be a bit more than i can chew lol... i'm still willing to see someone in action do these things so i have a better understanding of how to put things together and maybe one day i'll take a stab at building my own ROM!!
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24GB of RAM.
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:what: wow, lol
If any other devs come by I'd love to know what setups you guys use for developing too.
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Hello world, full of Developers!
I'm a student and I use Grand2 & OnePlus2 phones.
I have very deep interest mobile phones/computers but I never get a chance to learn things about it.
I love tweaking/customizing phone/pc. But i never understands how it works inside.
I have very deep interest of learning these things. I am not interested in making because I want it so that I can help other people/friends and many developers who put their efforts hard and rock to give us best features.
I tried everywhere but found no help except like go read this/that etc etc.
All the time people just reacted "visit this, read this, watch this", but nobody supports me in full.
See, reading a book about it or watching a video won't help to learn the core things. It is necessary to read but practical knowledge/assistant is way more important, otherwise we don't have to go to sit in class and listen to lectures.
I watched/read many tutorial but I have now more confusions/questions than the answer itself, like 1000000:1 in ratio.
I know its hard to help the kind of help I am asking today. But helping someone is not that hard if you 'will' is very hard, because I have also helped unknown people with my full potential being knowing that it will take a lot and strong effort out of me. But I helped. and I believe people also help.
So, I am writing these stuffs here because I need a Friend, a teacher, a helper, a guide, someone who can help me understand these things so that I can one day give a strong/big feedback to my fellow friends/users/members/people around me.
I am Just a student. I don't wanna make money out of it, because its my passion, not my livelihood.
Because I wanna help people who love techs. I wanna be someone who can fulfills other members needs.
I just wanna help, but before that I NEED HELP.
I know this also that after writing this long, I may not find a single help, but nothing can stop me by doing this because what I see is a light of hope in darkness. So, I am on my way.
I am hereby, requesting out of curiosity and courtesy to help me by every means to learn these things.
Some friends may make a fun of me by reading this long shot but I feel sorry for them and really I am in desperate need.
So, If anyone is interested in supporting me happily, please let me know.
I use TELEGRAM app for quick-chat. So we can talk there.
Help me friends and let me help back!
Thanks.
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Hello world, full of Developers!
I'm a student and I use Grand2 & OnePlus2 phones.
I have very deep interest mobile phones/computers but I never get a chance to learn things about it.
I love tweaking/customizing phone/pc. But i never understands how it works inside.
I have very deep interest of learning these things. I am not interested in making because I want it so that I can help other people/friends and many developers who put their efforts hard and rock to give us best features.
I tried everywhere but found no help except like go read this/that etc etc.
All the time people just reacted "visit this, read this, watch this", but nobody supports me in full.
See, reading a book about it or watching a video won't help to learn the core things. It is necessary to read but practical knowledge/assistant is way more important, otherwise we don't have to go to sit in class and listen to lectures.
I watched/read many tutorial but I have now more confusions/questions than the answer itself, like 1000000:1 in ratio.
I know its hard to help the kind of help I am asking today. But helping someone is not that hard if you 'will' is very hard, because I have also helped unknown people with my full potential being knowing that it will take a lot and strong effort out of me. But I helped. and I believe people also help.
So, I am writing these stuffs here because I need a Friend, a teacher, a helper, a guide, someone who can help me understand these things so that I can one day give a strong/big feedback to my fellow friends/users/members/people around me.
I am Just a student. I don't wanna make money out of it, because its my passion, not my livelihood.
Because I wanna help people who love techs. I wanna be someone who can fulfills other members needs.
I just wanna help, but before that I NEED HELP.
I know this also that after writing this long, I may not find a single help, but nothing can stop me by doing this because what I see is a light of hope in darkness. So, I am on my way.
I am hereby, requesting out of curiosity and courtesy to help me by every means to learn these things.
Some friends may make a fun of me by reading this long shot but I feel sorry for them and really I am in desperate need.
So, If anyone is interested in supporting me happily, please let me know.
I use TELEGRAM app for quick-chat. So we can talk there.
Help me friends and let me help back!
Thanks.
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Basically what you want to work on??? OS/Rom developement??? Or app developement as well????
Please specify and i'll try to help you.
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simranjitsingh said:
Basically what you want to work on??? OS/Rom developement??? Or app developement????
Please specify and i'll try to help you.
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i want to work on android phone rom/app development. I want to learn A to Z and want to become one of the best developer because I want to HELP people!
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i want to work on android phone rom/app development. I want to learn A to Z and want to become one of the best developer because I want to HELP people!
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Oh i see. We are kinda on the same page. I have a Grand 2 too and i am also slowly learning about rom developement.
Okay so i'll tell you basic thing about roms first. There are 2 ways to have a custom rom for your device. Source building and porting.
Source building is as the title says making a rom from source.
And port is like using the rom made for a similar cpu family device and editing it to run on yours.
Now both of them go a long way to learn. I can understand your situation as i am in the same myself. Just PM me i'll tell you everything in detail
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i want to work on android phone rom/app development. I want to learn A to Z and want to become one of the best developer because I want to HELP people!
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I am also on the same page.I am also trying to build a kernel with Uber toolchain but everytime I try to compile it gives an error
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There r tutorials in xda... u can read it and post ur queries.. u will get answered bro