I went to Amazon's source code, and saw Fire OS 5.3.3.3. Root 5.3.3 ASAP!
Source code page(rolled out to 4th gen): https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200203720
tygamer1234 said:
I went to Amazon's source code, and saw Fire OS 5.3.3.3. Root 5.3.3 ASAP!
Source code page(rolled out to 4th gen): https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200203720
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Lol - 5.3.3 (nor 5.3.2.1) are rootable at present. Predict the same for 5.3.3.3 if it ever goes live. Often such builds remain internal or are released under a higher number when stable/feature complete.
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Ok so google has now officially released the android source code and SDK. So now there are endless possibilities to what can be done with it, it can be ported to any device.
I'll leave the devs to think about that but till then heres the link:
http://source.android.com/ Info about the source
http://code.google.com/android/ Download SDK from here.
xmOD
http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/15/android-3-2-gets-official-updated-sdk-now-available/
and another good news....
Android 3.2 Source Code Available in AOSP
Right in our own backyard ...LOL
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/source-code-for-honeycomb-3-2-available-on-aosp-and/
Just to clarify for people who might get their hopes up, this is NOT the full Honeycomb 3.2 source code. It's ONLY the kernel source!
Honeycomb is on the Apache license, not the GPL, so they don't necessarily HAVE to release it.
Is it possible to back port Android N Night theme to Marshmallow?
Without the source code. The answer is simple. No. Maybe when the source is released in about 7 months.
Source code as in? Isn't AOSP code already available? Isn't that enough?
How about porting from early Android M images? I remember night theme was part of Android M back then but was removed in the final build.
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Source code as in? Isn't AOSP code already available? Isn't that enough?
How about porting from early Android M images? I remember night theme was part of Android M back then but was removed in the final build.
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No way, through the Source, since the N source is not yet available. Just bits of it.
Anyways, Chroma ROM already has a patch that offers dark theme.
Waiting for source
I'm sure they will once the device is released on western markets.
If the bootloader remains locked, having kernel source is no use other than research purposes either.
Here is the android O's source code. Good job and please make this dream comes true! :good:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/6v6672/android800_r1_tag_pushed_to_the_aosp/