Hey guys,
I wonder if anyone of you found sources for Linux Kernel 2.6.35 for the Freescale i.MX 37 plattform. Or even better the Kernel sources for Froyo with an iMX37 Board. I've been searching everywhere and the newest Kernel I found was the 2.6.24 Kernel. But maybe someone of you guys already got into the trouble and port drivers for 2.6.35 or froyo.
Appreciated
Slade
Hey Everyone
Just looking for help to compile kernels for this phone. For my previous u8150 I followed Alan Orth's guide here:
http://mjanja.co.ke/2011/06/compiling-custom-kernels-on-the-huawei-u8150/
as well as using and modifying his kernel source mostly to tweak governers and schedulers.
I am getting compile errors which prevent the source from building. I have used the config.gz from DZO's oxygen and have tried to build both franco Kernel and 2.6.35 from huawei both with no joy.
Anyone want to post a step by step to help me and others get into kernel building more?
Thanks
'Paul
I strongly need the linux kernel 2.6.29.REVO used by CM7 SwiftDroid SDSL v2.0. Can anyone tell me where I can down the source?
What I am currently doing is to hack the wireless module of my GT540 phones. So I need the linux kernel source to recompile the module: /system/lib/modules/wireless.ko. I have tried the kernel source from two github repositories.
* One is the swift kernel 2.6.29 authored by Quarx2k
* The other is by wingrime
But when I inserted the compiled wireless.ko, the CM7 SwiftDroid SDSL system throws out the version magic error.
# dmesg
wireless: version magic '2.6.29 preempt mod_unload ARMv6 should be '2.6.29.REVO preempt mo-unload ARMvt'
So I may need the exact linux version 2.6.29.REVO authored by microslav_mm.
Where can I download it? microslav_mm's github only provides 2.6.35 kernel right now.
Any suggestions are extremely appreciated. Already trapped by this kernel compilation issue for a whole week.
Shawn
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27315587&postcount=985
there you go
Thanks for this message.
But this webpage seems to contains only the already-built linux kernel and android image.
What I need is the source code of linux kernel 2.6.29.REVO. Any place to download?
Regards
Shawn
I dont know....
I think I saw it once on github :OO
Sign. But I strongly need this kernel source linux kernel source 2.6.29.REVO for wifi driver hacking.
Hi all!
I will try to get the Android Open Accessory (AOA) protocol into our defy/defy+.
Anybody else working on this topic?
Atm I just added the android.hardware.usb.accessory.xml file to /etc/permissions and the com.android.future.usb.accessory.jar to /system/framework (jar taken from the droid sdk API16, my fw is latest quarx CM10).
Right now I can install f.w. the ADK2012 app. So I may on the right way... but I guess that is not all the work... does anybody know if we need to add some kernel modules f.e.?
[Edit] btw... looks like we just need to add a new f_accessory.o to our usb gadget... f.e. see https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/q...in;h=5d9d8625e39f815673dedea353f39edccabb1fac
Best regards, Stephan
Like to know this to. If quarx managed to give us sub host, I might be able to use my duomilanove board...
Aren't there other projects for the ADK that doesn't use the protocols?
Please ask all questions in the Q&A section. Thread moved there.
Ok... I gave it a short try with the patch and quarx's linux-2.6.32 but it failed during the compiliation... but meanwhile I noticed that quarx is working on linux-3.0.8 (see its repo in github). There we have our accessory...
So I would say stay tuned for a while and let's if quarx may got this newer kernel working with our defy...
You can find all the steps needed to patch it here:
https://github.com/ezterry/manifest-gingerbread-DS/issues/32
They're saying everywere that you need 2.6.35+ kernel (don't know if it really is mandatory, kernel in the link is 2.6.34)
A kernel with the same chipset that has it enabled can be found here:
https://github.com/XDA-Bam/samsung_kernel_latona_GB
Apparently, you need to enable it in the kernel (config), add the libs to the kernel (driver/usb/f_accesory and include/linux/f_.accesory), add the lib in the framework (might be included from CM side already??), hope it will work (or debug why not).
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It seems that the files are indeed in the 3.0 kernel.
I already ordered a USB-host shield for my arduino a week ago, I'll try and compile a kernel with it ones it comes in the mail.
Edit:
Tried the changes I listed, will build it tomorrow (or so). Maybe then my shield might arrive to (hate waiting, stupid holidays.. )
Any place to upload it when it works?
Got something build, but it didn't include the /system/framework/com.android.future.usb.accessory.jar and got bootloop without (cause I added the /etc/permision/something_with_usb_accesory.something
Pushed the jar with adb from bootmenu (from another CM rom).
Don't have the usb_shield yet, so can't really test. Will try and install an usb_accessory app. Does someone want the build to try?
Ok, the app fails to launch.
Ok, my repo's:
Kernel: https://github.com/labsin/jordan-kernel/commits/2.6.32
Device: https://github.com/labsin/android_device_moto_jordan-common/commits/jb_2ndboot
But doesn't work. The library isn't build (in framework/base).
And it also doesn't build in the kernel... :/
Anyone??
Might it be possible to check the driver?
Edit: Found it.
It seems to many commits need to be merged in. Can't seem to find a kernel that's not based on the nexus line that has it.
If anyone is still interested in this, I managed to make an Arduino Mega ADK board with the DemoKit application work in accessory mode on my Defy
Quarx backported the USB gadget driver from 3.0.8 kernel into his 2.6.32 based kernel already a while ago. All that was still missing was the accessory configuration in init.usb.rc and the .jar and .xml files. Quarx has already merged my pull request, so in the next CM10.1 nightly with 2.6.32 kernel, USB accessory mode should work out of the box
Thnx. Already saw this actually
I am porting OmniROM to UrBetter s702 devices (Hyundai T7s/T7) using the Mixtile Garage board (mixtile.com) as a reference design. The CPU is Exynos4412.
The Mixtile Garage board comes with Linux kernel 3.0.15 and I am trying to update to 3.0.64 using the smdk4412 kernel source tree from Omni.
After creating the necessary mach-mixtile4x12.c file on arch/arm/mach-exynos (using mach-smdk4x12.c as a reference and adapting it, it compiles but on boot is panicking on s3cfb_clk_on: http://paste.omnirom.org/view/0d0fd2ec
The modified kernel tree is here: https://github.com/Frontier314/kernel_smdk4x12
The kernel source is compiled with GCC arm-eabi-4.7; gcc-arm-eabi-4.4.3 has the same problem so it should be something in the source tree.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Many thanks in advance.