This rom is compiled by the source code of FullGreen on github. It is the latest version of android7.1.2. The signal has no hollow problem, and all aspects are normal. This version is for the E210S. Please compile it for other models. With download link：https://drive.google.com/open?id=13yfG4Lkkl3fNHFkW0IGlzw7ABB-7hAb1
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Does anyone here have the link for Huawei's source tree? What I'm looking for is the 2.6.35 kernel source code and the tarball which has extract-files.sh inside (android_device_huawei_u8800 I think?) I could only find modified ones for Cyanogenmod and ICS. I'm in a big need for them. I can't even download the source code for the kernel from Huawei's site because it just throws "Service currently unavailable" for me.
I actually tried using some device tree from github, but it resulted in these errors.
What I'm looking for are the non modified source files which I could use to build AOSP (Gingerbread).
Thanks in advance.
I try to build the cm 13 for xperia z3
Does any one want to try?
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=48494
The kernel in the this build unchanged from the cyanogenmod kernel
Source Code: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_sony_msm
Please provide links to your sources to remain GPL compliant.
I will give you a couple of days from this post to get it sorted.
If you are unsure about the GPL please read here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2645321
and here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2786244
The source to the unchanged kernel can be found in the sources you gave, but it is good practice to give a link to the exact repo or kernel and not let others search for it.
Thanks
Hello again,
Again I post here because I am denied posting in the correct spot. I suppose this silly denial will end, eventually.
I have a question for @Silesh.Nair :
In the dev thread, you tell somebody that he can build CM14.1 from source himself, using that guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/guide-android-rom-development-t2814763
In a further post, you seem to indicate that the Moto G4 Plus build is obtained direct from the CM source repo.
I found that github repo for CM on the moto G4: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_motorola_athene
Unfortunately, the latest tag is marked CM 13 ... and there is nowhere to find the BSP files for CM 14.1.
Now, since it seems quite evident to you, but not at all for me, could you please kindly tell us where we can obtain the BSP files (device tree, vendor, kernel) for CM14.1 - Athene?
Thank you for your understanding my confusion.
You cannot post on a dev forum till you get to 10 posts.
You obviously cannot build cm14.1 using the device tree in cm github.
You have to sync the sources and add your device, vendor and kernel repos from here in your local manifest file.
Thank you
Silesh.Nair said:
You cannot post on a dev forum till you get to 10 posts.
You obviously cannot build cm14.1 using the device tree in cm github.
You have to sync the sources and add your device, vendor and kernel repos from here in your local manifest file.
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Thank you for this snippet of information. I will look further into it.
In the world of embedded systems, when you have a generic operating system that can be used with many different hardware targets, a Board Support Package ("BSP") is the set of files that are required to build the generic OS on a specific target. For example here the BSP is all the files that are specific for the Moto G4/Plus (e.g. device tree, vendor, kernel), once you have a generic CM 14.1 distribution to start with. "BSP" refers to all the target-specific files that would not be the same on another target (i.e. a different phone).
I think this nomenclature is quite appropriate for the subject at hand.
I have tried the tutorials that are available on XDA, but it looks like this kernel is unable to be built outside of an Android project, but maybe I am doing something wrong.
How does one actually build the kernel that is provide by Lenovo. Is it possible to build the kernel by itself using the source provided by Lenovo?
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The kernel source is here:
https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/...ntent=20190613_20190613184825&linkId=68972849
Hi, I followed relatively all the steps on android open source project, and I managed to build on an image of rom (predicted as aosp) but I was nowhere told where and how to enter drivers and etc, and I did not do so, in the absence of documentation, we didn't find anywhere else, somewhere at the beginning of the guide we wrote that we would need proprietary files to use, but not how. I read on a thread on xda (but it was strictly about sony devics) that simply, after I had to give flash to the picture.
Will it boot? without any changes ?
I haven't found any guide anywhere, if you have one, please give it to me.
Thanks in advance
you must add davinci kernel source to your sync aosp source (with local manifest).
davinci open source kernel for android r is here:
https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/tree/phoenix-r-oss
Learning about local manifest and repo tool here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/learn-about-the-repo-tool-manifests-and-local-manifests-and-5-important-tips.2329228