looks like the latest p6810 released today (update1?) has prompted a release of the new source code:
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=GT-P6810
time to play
wrong section. but it should be useful in developing custom kernels for the p6810.
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Hey guys,
A quick heads up. Samsung have posted kernel sources for their latest Chinese ROM release that a few people have mistaken for updated kernel sources used in the 2.3.4 builds.
!! THIS IS NOT TRUE !!
The GT-I9100_CHN_CHN.zip marked as used in I9100ZCKG4 is exactly the same source as the original EUR based kernel GT-I9100_Opensource.zip, which is a buggy release and causes random reboots.
The one the latest custom kernels are (or should be) based on GT-9100_OpenSource_Update1.zip is sources used with 2.3.3 and still the latest version we have available.
So don't go grabbing the "latest" Chinese release, as it's actually a downgrade.
Guys Check the Google+ Update by Steve Klondik (a.k.a Cyanogenmod)
https://plus.google.com/100275307499530023476/posts/KxoQ9b4GgL7
The FreeXperia Team is now an official part of Cyanogenmod
And will be getting an official release very soon
You couldn't have bothered to look if there was already a thread made?
I mean, it's like only two threads under this one...
SO now that the source for ICS is out I have a question. Please excuse my ignorance as I am still trying to learn a few things.
The main question is if a kernel can be made for the note directly from the source and then the current modem files be flashed to it to make it work or do we have to wait for Samsung to release a version built of the source with custom drivers. I guess I am just not sure if the source contains drivers for some hardware or if it is all custom added on top of the rom.
We have new source from Samsung
I hope to resolved freeze device and bootloop
http://opensource.samsung.com/
AW: New Kernal Source Update2 i9100_JB
Bump for interest
Greetz
Alliance6.1|Dorimanx7.47|i9100¬Tapa2
Good news?
Can anybody confirm if this is what the developers require to keep i9100 alive?
source kernel international is out today for i9100 JB
http://opensource.samsung.com/
Well, they released the JB sources, yeah. The more important question: Are the driver sources for the proprietary hardware in there?
i hope it's the thing that devs need
For anyone playing with the new source, the cypress driver is missing from /drivers/input/keyboard. I re-added it and can now build a working kernel. I emailed sammy asking if it was a simple mistake :silly:
Here's the patch:
https://github.com/jeboo/kernel_JB_...ade672a810b9ac93eb5ff94fced3471e524048e.patch
Hello,
For those interested in the original kernel source code for the SM-T813 :
As I am learning how to make ports for Android, I am trying to train on the original sources of the Linux kernel for the SM-T813.
After several weeks of research, I couldn't find the origin of the different kernel repositories.
Also on https://opensource.samsung.com, it was impossible to find the sources. So I contact them at the end of January to have an access to this sources...
... And they are now available !
You can download them on https://opensource.samsung.com (search SM-T813 at mobile phone on release center) or on my repository at https://github.com/Akipe/android_kernel_samsung_gts210vewifi_original_samsung
It is based on the T813XXS2BTK3 firmware with Android 7 Nougat.
I will see to ask for sources of similar tablets.
Will this help with porting new Adnoid version to these tablets?
Pawel_ said:
Will this help with porting new Adnoid version to these tablets?
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I don't think so,
Kernel sources for this tablet already exist, and are ported to newer versions.
It is more useful for those who want start from scratch, and want to inspect the unmodified source code.
But my goal would be to successfully create from scratch for the SM-T813 LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7); and then try to move to the latest versions.
Since I am a beginner, I still have a lot to learn, and I don't have much time, so we will see