Is This what we have been awaiting:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...axy-tab-7-0-plus-galaxy-tab-10-1-p7500-p7510/
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Cool... does that mean we can maybe get a working Phone app for those of us with 3G?
Or is that the Modem bit and separate?
You can find the kernel source here opensource.samsung.com
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developer.htc.com
Kernel source for the DInc...
kingnerd said:
developer.htc.com
Kernel source for the DInc...
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This was released in like... the first week of May
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-releases-source-code-droid-incredible
More importantly, the EVO kernel source was released. This should make it easier to get AP mode working on the wifi, and give us true hotspot functionality.
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I want to try compiling my own kernel for 2.2. Where can I find the source code?
For the incredible its not out yet i dont think. I could be wrong though.
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veli69 said:
I want to try compiling my own kernel for 2.2. Where can I find the source code?
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when its available it will be here http://developer.htc.com/
otherwise go here for android source http://android.git.kernel.org/
ghostrida said:
when its available it will be here http://developer.htc.com/
otherwise go here for android source http://android.git.kernel.org/
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I will try git
It's not there. And they won't release it.
Since when was HTC obligated to release kernel source if they didn't release the binary?
Well regardless I want to try making kernels how do you know the version of the kernel you downloaded ?
You don't understand. The aosp kernel source does not contain board support for the Dinc.
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Samsung has released sources for Gingerbread update:
https://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=reception_search&searchValue=5830
gr8 news... )
Any new stuff over leaked rom?
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Really? By what do you make sure it is gingerbread?
fzn0268 said:
Really? By what do you make sure it is gingerbread?
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GT-S5570_S5670_S5830_Opensource_GB.zip
It is indeed gingerbread.
Great news! My cygwin setup waiting for this. I have Linux but do something with different way always excited
i've dowloaded it... how do I install this?
plotinus said:
i've dowloaded it... how do I install this?
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You don't install it, The source code is needed to build a custom kernel, but either enable overclocking or generally tweaking it to improve performance. You need the Android SDK to compile a kernel.
But, can we get the OS from this source or it's just the kernel?
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Install Linux eg Ubuntu, down it, build it directly or git AOSP source then build.
My computer is unstable, or I can use it to port CyangenMod. But I have git AOSP source, I might try to build one. However, how to flash the built is a big trouble...
been trying to dowload this for a whole day. each time only got 10kBps speed, and resulting in timeout. also cannot resume. wth samsung????
Went well for me so here's my upload
http://www.multiupload.com/KR566WYN13
Help
Guys,
I have difficulties in understanding the given tutorial by Samsung. Do you any link to more comprehensible tutorial in order to make this update work?
Thank you so much.
Guys wht is this for?
Cant understand about this..im from sourh east asia..
What should i do?
geraldgeron said:
Guys wht is this for?
Cant understand about this..im from sourh east asia..
What should i do?
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this is the Gingerbread source code for Samsung GT-S5830. It is primarily for those who wants to build custom ROMs.
chinoyray said:
this is the Gingerbread source code for Samsung GT-S5830. It is primarily for those who wants to build custom ROMs.
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and custom kernels
just wondering because isnt that why they stop progress?
markawashington said:
just wondering because isnt that why they stop progress?
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1. 2.3 has not been officially released for the Epic. We only have binary leaks, no source code.
2. The CM 7 team is waiting for the official release of 2.3 because the GPL requires Samsung to release the source code then.
The CM7 team needs the source code for the customized Epic kernel & drivers. They may need other source code poeces too.
tl:dr No, since they still do not have the needed source code.
Find more details here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16147166&postcount=24
http://www.sammobile.com/2013/11/05/samsung-releases-android-4-3-kernel-source-for-galaxy-s3/
Wow man latest news isn t it?? Using Internet Explorer??
And? Could you explain a bit in how it help us?
Thanks.
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It means we can finally have custom kernels woooooo
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Well, I downloaded the source kernel and I need a clear way how to compile it smoothly. I wonder whether I can flash the kernel via Odin or CWM to a rooted stock I9300XXUGMJ9 firmware or not. Will it work? Any walkthroughs?
ahmedmelm said:
Well, I downloaded the source kernel and I need a clear way how to compile it smoothly. I wonder whether I can flash the kernel via Odin or CWM to a rooted stock I9300XXUGMJ9 firmware or not. Will it work? Any walkthroughs?
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http://source.android.com/source/building.html
Read everything on left hand side
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http://source.android.com/source/building.html
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That's way cool. But any matter to accelerate the process? Would really compiling this kernel and pushing it to existing ROM work?
What do you think source code is exactly? What is it you think you want?
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I know this is not a Q&A thread but could I ask? Does this release of source kernel code mean, that Samsung finally released the source code for the dreaded mali GPU driver and the FM radio blobs that we so need to make CM roms fully functional and smooth?
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I know this is not a Q&A thread but could I ask? Does this release of source kernel code mean, that Samsung finally released the source code for the dreaded mali GPU driver and the FM radio blobs that we so need to make CM roms fully functional and smooth?
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No. Read following for explanation.
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Blobs are userspace components which correspond to the HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer). It is this layer which is responsible for communication between the kernel and the operating system. GPU kernel driver is opensource, but the GPU HAL is closed source. This is the case with all the devices, but on our device, much more components of the HAL are closed source like FIMC, FIMG, HWJPEG, TVOUT. Samsung doesn't release the source code for this components because it doesn't necessarily have to. Without the source code, we are forced to use the compiled binary which may or may not work properly. Since we are left without options, we often mess around with the Android framework, making dirty hacks to get them to work. We will not be able to futureproof our device with newer versions of Android unless we have the source code since making edits on compiled binaries is not possible and hence we have to wait for official releases so that we could get newer binaries (blobs). Here is the list of all the blobs that we use on our device. Having proprietary code is not uncommon, but Samsung doesn't release the source code for essential parts of the OS like Graphics subsystem, OMX and DSP, which makes things more complex provided there is no documentation for the SOC, nor they are wiling to help developers.
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dhirend_6d said:
No. Read following for explanation.
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Thanks for the explanation. So basicaly those kernel sources don't mean much. And I was so excited
granets said:
Thanks for the explanation. So basicaly those kernel sources don't mean much. And I was so excited
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They mean as much as every other kernel source release. We still dont have everything we need to make AOSP work properly, but we can now get custom kernels for 4.3 touchwiz roms.
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They mean as much as every other kernel source release. We still dont have everything we need to make AOSP work properly, but we can now get custom kernels for 4.3 touchwiz roms.
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These include the latest mali r3p2. So we have now userspace binaries + kernel source drivers. It makes this possible, which is awesome. It's coming for all exynos4 devices.