Guys,
I am a newbie, and want to make my kernel by myself for N910C.
I was build my kernel successful, and got my zImage.
But i have problem when i recompile zImage into boot.img follow this tips:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1877807
but it not work.
what was i missing?
anyone can help me to make it work?
Sorry for my bad English.
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The question is pretty much all in the title, how do people like Ezy do to split and repack P68XX kernels ?
The perl scripts I usually use don't sem to work for any samsung kernel i found.
I am actually trying to port Nexus7 stock JB to P6810 and I need to edit init.rc and BootClassPath and a lot of ramdisk stuff to make it boot.
Here is the kernel : (from Loccerra CM9)
(If anyone is interested in helping with the port, just pm me, any bit of help is appreciated)
Hi, i manage to compile the kernel by flllowing irfanbagus post, but now i need some help, i want to compile with dual boot features.
How do i do that, can anyone help me please.
Thanks,
Hal_2000
you need a ramdisk from dualboot kernel
Hi all.
I have successfully flashed PsychoGame's CyanogenMod 7 ROM for GT-s5360 together with its kernel.
Now i would like to make some changes in the source code of CM7 and to build it from source. Unfortunately i have spent already 4 days without success.
Those are the steps that i did:
1. I have downloaded CM7 source code from git://github.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b gingerbread
2. I have cloned PsychoGame's totoro device code into /devices/samsubg/totoro
3. i have connected my device via USB and run the script extract-files.sh which successfully extracted all files.
4. during the building i realized that the above script extract all essential files (like camera related), so i cloned PsychoGame's vendor directory from github.com/PsychoGame/android_vendor_samsung_totoro.git
5. now i realized that the file cyanogem_totoro.mk in the directory vendor/cyanogen/products is missing. where i can find a suitable file?
i have found somewhere such file and succeeded to build an ROM, unfortunately CWM does't let me to flash it because the assert command checks that the current device in "totoro" but it fails. i have tried to open the zip file of the ROM and to delete the assert command but CWM still can''t flash the new ROM.
can somebody please help me with some guild about how PsychoGame built his last vertion of CM - CyanogenMod 7 Alpha 5 Release
Thank you very much!
Use percys source code - It has more fixes
Compare build.prop and update binary & scripts for cwm flashing
marcussmith2626 said:
Use percys source code - It has more fixes
Compare build.prop and update binary & scripts for cwm flashing
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Hi, thank you for the information about gigngerDX. i found the github of the device but can you please tell me where to find all other files to build this rom? do i need to buld it without the kernel? how to do that?
thank you again!
yuripo said:
Hi, thank you for the information about gigngerDX. i found the github of the device but can you please tell me where to find all other files to build this rom? do i need to buld it without the kernel? how to do that?
thank you again!
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Percys github is
https://github.com/percy-g2
I haven’t compiled a Cyanogen rom before
If you would like to contribute to the building of Cyanogen roms the best person to talk to is percy
I haven’t compiled a Cyanogen rom before
If you would like to contribute to the building of Cyanogen roms the best person to talk to is percy[/QUOTE]
can please somebody explain how to build only Percys ROM without the kernel?
thank you
Hi all.
Can somebody please give a small guide for how to build percy's CM7 ROM from source?
which directories in the CM7 i should replace? does the process of building is the same as with official ports?
Thank you!
Hello together,
I hope someone maybe can help me out. In the past I comiled the standard CM11 kernel by myself. I just add a few minor tweaks for my display color calibration and so on. Nothing special.
Since CM11 I'm always stuck in a bootloop after the "Google" logo. Even if I try only the stock CM11 kernel without any changes. Same toolchain (4.7) and so on. Why is that the case?!
I hope someone, maybe from all the experiencened kernel creators here, can give me a hint where's my problem? Is it maybe something with all the SELinux stuff? It was also the case in CM10.2 if I tried to comile with modules enabled.
Help here would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Regards, Fred
OK, I answer this question myself. Just found out you have to compile the kernel inline with cyanogenmod. Sync the whole repo, initialize your device, make the changes to the kernel and compile it with make bootimage. This way I also have no need to use Anykernel script anymore.
when i use dt.img and zimage extracted from other dev TWRP for my device and use it as prebuilt kernel for my TWRP compiling its working but when i compile TWRP from kernel sources and its not booting what is the reason? or how to solve it?
Currently im doing it on Grand 2 but i wanna learn my own thats why creating TWRP by myself. Help please.