Sooooo is anyone working on Android L for our device? so excited
scorn101 said:
Sooooo is anyone working on Android L for our device? so excited
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Well, are you?
Choristav said:
Well, are you?
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Lol no... im not a developer, wish i was though cause id be all over that.
You cant expect an release before officialy roll out for nexus devices.
Well, source code is already out for L, so it should be possible to start working on a port.
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Well, source code is already out for L, so it should be possible to start working on a port.
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Possible, definitely.
But why spend precious time in an incomplete update? This "android l" that we have now isn't an official release still. Maybe it will get new features, fixes, or something else.
That's why we still don't have any android l rom, so, wait for the official release.
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Well, source code is already out for L, so it should be possible to start working on a port.
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The full source code is not out, only parts of it. So why should anyone work on it?
Moster2 said:
The full source code is not out, only parts of it. So why should anyone work on it?
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Yeah i read that theres only a developer preview available, but the ui looks pretty amazing. Hopefully theyll release a full version soon... Pity that itll be running in ART and not Dalvik.
EDIT: Unless app developers are already working on support for ART, hope so.
Mate just wait for CM12, Cyanogen already told us they are not starting development until the full release of Android L sometime in the coming months. Just be patient
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Android L is an approaching arrival of the Android mobile operating system created by Google.the most conspicuous progressions to L incorporate an upgraded client interface manufactured around a responsive configuration language alluded to as "material outline", and changes to the warning system which permit them to be gotten to from the lock screen, and showed inside different applications as flags over the highest point of the screen. Interior progressions were additionally made to the stage, with the Android Runtime (ART) authoritatively swapping Dalvik for enhanced application execution, and progressions expected to enhance and advance battery use.
If you really want android L, just install a cm11 theme, not the same but good enough for now
CM wrote in there Blog
The “L” is for Later
Sorry I'm too new to post links, but you find the article in the cm blog page.
Greetings Thomas
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Android L arrival
scorn101 said:
Sooooo is anyone working on Android L for our device? so excited
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Hello,
Android L is the OS system which is newly formed and only and only provide in some mobile phones. But this Android L is given is some unique model of various brands, sadly I haven't experienced it yet.
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Fully Stable ICSI would just like to let you guys know (If you havent been in General Lately.) that some devs at Androidcentral are working on an ICS rom built from SDK
http://forums.androidcentral.com/sp...127806-read-only-memory-ics-sdk-port-wip.html
Flash this afterwards so you get Root, Proper fonts and lockscreen fixes.
Also, some goodies:
http://tylerwatt12.com/XDA/ics/gallery/
Build 1A below, current build is build 2B see forum for download link
New version
What works:
WiFi
SD Card
Touchscreen
Hardware Acceleration(most)
Camera (After first FC)
Home, search and back buttons (not menu button)
Headphone and ext spk. sound
3G Text, MMS
What doesn't:
(Some ICS lib's had to be replace with GB lib's. So it's not exactly a clone of the SDK build (still great work though)
NFC no worky
I'm being told Calls dont work
Tap to share
some ICS features are left out.
Ill explain things a bit better here:
With any android release (Not including Honeycomb) the software release goes as follows:
Android develops the Android Version
A PR is made on the subject usually including a new device that will run the software
Between the announcement and release of the phone the SDK is released for that new version of Android
A Dev takes apart the SDK version of the rom and starts porting things over.
SDK builds don't usually work as an every-day phone, just something to play around with.
Sometime after the phone is released Source Code for the Android Version is released in which dev's will be able to make awesome ROM's that work well
(Fastest source release to rom build is about 1 hour) So you can expect that after Source is released Dev's will get a working ROM within hours.
... Weeks/Months Later..
Samsung releases ROM's to Carriers for OTA Updates.
Correct me if i'm wrong in any part here guys
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I would just like to let you guys know (If you havent been in General Lately.) that some devs at Androidcentral are working on an ICS rom built from Source
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Hey, just wanted to clarify, the ROM is not built from source but ported from the released 4.0 SDK.
I read earlier that its a sdk port and not source code. Is there a quick explanation regarding the difference between the two.
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I read earlier that its a sdk port and not source code. Is there a quick explanation regarding the difference between the two.
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Whoops, typo. I meant SDK..
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I read earlier that its a sdk port and not source code. Is there a quick explanation regarding the difference between the two.
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Source code is just that, source. The actual source used to compile android. The android SDK is a tool released for emulators allowing you to emulate the os on your computer, for example. These ports are ported from that emulator while roms you see around here are built from source for your device.
looks like the thread may have been shut down, or maybe thats just my account on android central since i joined since the ICS port a few days ago?
please let me know if its just me or everyone.
thanks to beezy over there tho hes putting up some serious time n effort!
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looks like the thread may have been shut down, or maybe thats just my account on android central since i joined since the ICS port a few days ago?
please let me know if its just me or everyone.
thanks to beezy over there tho hes putting up some serious time n effort!
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Where it said that one thing with you not having permission to view the page? Same thing happened to me
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Where it said that one thing with you not having permission to view the page? Same thing happened to me
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Back up and running but still with the 1 bravo verstion
I've used it and it's okay and a little fun. You'll quickly go back to whatever you were running before. But ROM or not, you'll want to have the official update if you own a Nexus device anyways.
Did u guys see the nexus one video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyPeT-ZUbBw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Esteway.619 said:
Did u guys see the nexus one video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyPeT-ZUbBw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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As cool as these ports are, they'll never have full use out of them being a SDK. I wish the launch of IC was sooner as far as updating. Waiting until the 10th for the Galaxy Nexus to come out was a little bit of a wait. A week or two after it was announced would have been reasonable.
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Did u guys see the nexus one video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyPeT-ZUbBw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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yeah, it loads, but nothing works yet. You can't even unlock the screen because touch isn't working....the port for NS4g has WAY more working features.
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yeah, it loads, but nothing works yet. You can't even unlock the screen because touch isn't working....the port for NS4g has WAY more working features.
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nexus one has touchscreen completely working.. ns4g still has the two finger sketchy touchscreen.
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nexus one has touchscreen completely working.. ns4g still has the two finger sketchy touchscreen.
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Ya that why I put the video. There port looks much better than ours. Why!!!!! Lol
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In order to get touchscreen working you guys need an own .idc file in /usr/idc that is calibrated to the device.
Best wishes,
Tim
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In order to get touchscreen working you guys need an own .idc file in /usr/idc that is calibrated to the device.
Best wishes,
Tim
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i just zipped this up testing now.
thanks!
Go team go
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for those looking for news, he said he has the touch working and will be opsting an update soon that has working touch.
and for this first (and soon to be old) release, it still thinks its working as an emulator on a computer. thats why 2 fingers is clicking and one finger is just tracking kinda like a mouse.
and keep it to the NS4g tho for convo, other threads are popping up like crzy for phones.
thanks and hope i helped for the news =D
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for those looking for news, he said he has the touch working and will be opsting an update soon that has working touch.
and for this first (and soon to be old) release, it still thinks its working as an emulator on a computer. thats why 2 fingers is clicking and one finger is just tracking kinda like a mouse.
and keep it to the NS4g tho for convo, other threads are popping up like crzy for phones.
thanks and hope i helped for the news =D
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Cool thanks for the update. Can't wait for it to be stable.
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thedudejdog said:
i just zipped this up testing now.
thanks!
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Nice, if you get it working can you upload the zip file for us to try?
Heck yeah. Finally
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What an informative thread!
It's nice to see they have been released though
Direct link for anyone interested:
Download here
What?! Sammy officialy released it? They didnt even released official ICS for my region xD
Great news tho, gonna install CM9 as soon as they fix stuff.
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boba23 said:
Great news, I hope Team Hacksung will be able to fix the non-working Stuff using those sources. Video Recording, GPS half-working etc. are still too many show stoppers for daily usage in my eyes.
boba
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my understanding is all they were waiting on was for the source to drop and it's doable!
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What an informative thread!
It's nice to see they have been released though
Direct link for anyone interested:
Download here
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Oh come on... . Celebrate!
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plessh BURNER
Late to the party!
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my understanding is all they were waiting on was for the source to drop and it's doable!
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Install the GPS fix file for CM9 and it works perfectly.
They didnt even released official ICS for my region xD
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Same here. Brazil, ZTA... not even an announcement for a far away release of ICS.
I hope Samsung hasn't hidden any secrets away from the released source code (like code to very specific drivers). If they have, having the sources won't suffice for a properly working ICS Galaxy S 2.
on the other hand, this may be an indication that Samsung hasn't been able to correct bugs still present in their pseudo-official ICS release, and this is their last resort: release the code so that the developers community can fix bugs Samsung hasn't be able to fix. Not that Samsung didn't have to make such release - they should and it is high time they do so.
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Same here. Brazil, ZTA... not even an announcement for a far away release of ICS.
I hope Samsung hasn't hidden any secrets away from the released source code (like code to very specific drivers). If they have, having the sources won't suffice for a properly working ICS Galaxy S 2.
on the other hand, this may be an indication that Samsung hasn't been able to correct bugs still present in their pseudo-official ICS release, and this is their last resort: release the code so that the developers community can fix bugs Samsung hasn't be able to fix. Not that Samsung didn't have to make such release - they should and it is high time they do so.
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We know for a fact that there are bugs that Samsung is too clueless to notice/fix... But they are also too clueless to pull the fixes from the community.
See the fuel_alerted wakelock bug for example... Fixed for around 6 months by the community, still broken in Samsung kernels.
WTF!! really
this is great news.. wow cant wait for the fully working AOKP release
awesome, might now be able to get a decent kernal...and CM9 fully working on this bad boy!
Finally
I've been waiting for this so i can finally change to ICS (CM9) once everything is fixed
i feel like some one give me a million dollar
i hope we will got soon stable aosp and akop
i9100 ICS Update 4 sources on github:
https://github.com/myfluxi/xxICSKernel
Fork away.
Sweet - looking forward to some proper hardware acceleration on CM9! Thanks guys!
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Sweet - looking forward to some proper hardware acceleration on CM9! Thanks guys!
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Proper hw acceleration? What do you mean?
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Proper hw acceleration? What do you mean?
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I think he meant video hw acceleration, but correct me if i'm wrong
New Kernel with better touchscreen would be nice. And faster system, smoother and battery friendly . Yahooooo
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So with this, we might see CM9 with working/bugfree camera/video recording?
WOOT! Fully working AOSP ROM, here we come!
Hey folks, I'm keen to start work porting the gnexus image for Ubuntu to the N7000 when it's released later this week. Is anyone else keen to join this effort?
While very familiar with the linux commandline, servers, desktop linux, and flashing my phone, I haven't compiled much code before and am unsure where to start. I would appreciate any advice you might have.
Looking forward to getting this os running on our original notes.
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I would love to see some support here. Push!
I'm presuming you're going to need to build an unbuntu compatible kernel for the note, mobile devices don't tend to work in the same way as desktops, so the pretty much universal kernel model used on the desktops don't work too well here. (size being the major consideration).
Not really looked into what they are doing, I'm presuming they will release source under gpl, so at least you will be able to diff a standard gnex build and the ubuntu. You can then use that as a basis to rebuild for the note.
"Porting" an image if that's all they release is going to end up quite messy.
EDIT according to techradar they will release source http://www.techradar.com/news/softw...galaxy-nexus-nexus-4-coming-next-week-1131567
But doesn't it run on android kernel without any modifications?
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But doesn't it run on android kernel without any modifications?
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You think every android phone runs on the same kernel? Think again.
It's always a possible that they will use an Android kernel for the gnexus or n4 builds, but it's unlikely, as Android has some features that don't play too nicely with a mainstream Linux build.
Not seen this yet, nor code for it, so can't say exactly what they are doing yet.
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See what happens when it comes out then, but would seem from the information Canonical is presenting that they are using standard android kernels. Will be interesting to see.
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You think every android phone runs on the same kernel? Think again.
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Well i'm sorry if you understood my post like that. Of course not I'm not just that good in english :/
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ruuudolf said:
I would love to see some support here. Push!
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Ditto!
Zobbster said:
Ditto!
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Tritto (thats definitely not a word)
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Tritto (thats definitely not a word)
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I don't know what do i call it after that, but it's me!
If someone needs a fearless beta tester, here I am
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting thats the official porting guide, but im sorry for not beiing capable of making a port of that
so if anyone would do it ii would be awesome
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You think every android phone runs on the same kernel? Think again.
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Yes, but what he say is that Ubuntu runs from Android Kernel. The CyanogenMod 10.1 kernel. And as we have CM 10.1 on note, the kernel is not a problem
Yep, definitely looks doable now. Love cyanogenmod and ubuntu.
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Yeah the guide makes it very simple, just follow the instructions
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It's been ported to the SGS3 so provided a developer picks it up for the N7000 i can't imagine it's far off:
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/02/ubuntu-phone-up-running-on-samsung-galaxy-s3
Mods, can you please create a section in the N7000 forums for Ubuntu phone os? Thanks.
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Mods, can you please create a section in the N7000 forums for Ubuntu phone os? Thanks.
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Is that really necessary for 1 thread?
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Well... There is actually just 1 thread but in (near?) future there will be more threads for mods, roms etcpp and so they would get lost between the android threads... But I think we have time till the first port appears...
But count me in for beta! Would be pretty awesome seeing Ubuntu 4 Phones on our beloved GNote!
IMPORTANT NOTES
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- Until the Release of the first build this is purely Discussion and the steps leading up to the first build.
- I'm new to the Android Development side of things as all I've ever done was install Mods/ROMS/Recoveries and change a few settings here and there.
- I am in the process of trying to pick up all the skills needed to start this undertaking so it will be a while before you see any sort of real progress.
- If you can list things you think I ought to know please either send me a PM or post.
- I'm currently just setting up Virtual Box Configurations for Development.
Any help would be appreciated!
WIKI
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Official Ubuntu Touch (i9300) Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/i9300
THANKS TO
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- codeworkx (Topic Layout and inspiration)
- Androguide.fr (i9300 Build)
Could someone please explain how this OS could work on our devices? Is it based on CM?
Would be awesome to try out this rom.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv1Z7bf4jXY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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That's great. I've always wanted to try something like this, but I don't have the hardware to do so (32 bit computer)
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Could someone please explain how this OS could work on our devices? Is it based on CM?
Would be awesome to try out this rom.
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It's Ubuntu.... read. GIYF
um is this for the standard i9300 or is this for the i9305 because its all different
NTT Docomo SC-03E
I have a NTT Docomo Samsung Galaxy S3 Alpha. Its has a Exynos 4412 1.6 GHz quad processor (same as Note II) with 2GB RAM. Its LTE. Is Ubuntu Touch available for this?
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I don't suppose that the lot working on Ubuntu could cut out the rubbish that is comparing ARM quad core CPU's with x86 quad core CPU's?
other than that, it's nice to see another somewhat-edge oriented touch interface and will be interesting to try it on my i9305 once releases start coming, probably not gonna be a keeper though.
I'd really love to run Ubuntu Touch on GT-I9305 !!
So followed the instruction for the GT-I9300 device - but while the installation process it aborted with a message like some symlinks not working properly..
I'm ****ed up of android with google.. so I will install a native android on that device - but I'm the first who installs Ubuntu Touch ASAP!!
Thank you very very much for your work!!
eagerly awaiting first release,,Pheoxy r u compiling this or r u waiting for someone else to compile,,, if u r compiling,,,, have u made any progress
I have gotten my big computer out of storage.. I might setup Linux and see what I can do towards this project
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is anything moving on this front?
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is anything moving on this front?
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Unfortunately no, I've had a lot of setbacks lately and getting things sorted. My phone sort of dying and not letting me install most custom Roms has set me back a bit and I'm in the middle of some courses.
So until some of that's been taken care of or someone decides to have a go themselves I'm stalled but happy to update the thread if someone does come along.
Shame just purchased this phone sad this project is stalled would love to se e this
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Just need to wait till my internet rolls over to the next month so I can download the sources
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Just need to wait till my internet rolls over to the next month so I can download the sources
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nice I would really love to try ubuntu touch on the S3
My son tried it in his mako (officially supported). Very preliminary version. No market, apps must be installed by terminal Linux commands, even keyboard and language require terminal commands.
No apn. No sim code asked, so no network.
In fact unusable. So I can't imagine how it can be here.
hmmm cheers for that info,, ill look into it once ubuntu is setup
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My son tried it in his mako (officially supported). Very preliminary version. No market, apps must be installed by terminal Linux commands, even keyboard and language require terminal commands.
No apn. No sim code asked, so no network.
In fact unusable. So I can't imagine how it can be here.
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Getting the preview running makes it easier on release to port it.
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Try to follow Ubuntu Touch wiki guide.
Hope I'll manage to port it.
I have two Vision devices (one dead but maybe somedays will work, maybe just ARM flasher will help)
If ANY Dev start work on Lollipop, I would really appreciate if I could test it
HTC Vision will never die
I am trying a bit by bit, but I am not really sure what the result will be i am just a noob, not a real dev... Learning on the fly though... I'll start a thread as soon as I have something useful
You want to port lollipop to vision?
I doubt vision can handle it... ?
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3lambda said:
You want to port lollipop to vision?
I doubt vision can handle it...
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Well.. there's nothing to say agains this statement, as it could be probably true But that does not mean, that we have to give up Especially while I am using it as a "Learn to build a rom" project
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You want to port lollipop to vision?
I doubt vision can handle it...
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Held all MIUIs, KitKat, now runs JellyBean without problems
On Android's official webpage is information that new Android can run well on devices with 512megs of RAM.
I think kernel with 1GHz governor for CPU will be enough.
Yesterday I saw cheap phone w/ 1GHz CPU, 1GB RAM and android 5 on board. As we see it's possible to run
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I doubt vision can handle it... ?
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Well.. there's nothing to say agains this statement, as it could be probably true But that does not mean, that we have to give up Especially while I am using it as a "Learn to build a rom" project
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This is almost certainly true, but the whole point is to just get it booting, right? Like when they got JB running on the G1 :silly: a.s.j forgot to tell you, you should check out the #andromadus IRC to see if any of the devs still chat on there and also I've found members of the Slim ROMs team INCREDIBLY helpful in the past, I think they have an IRC channel too if you're new to the IRC stuff just say