my device nexus 6p
I apologize in advance for my english. It's been 3 years since I've been dealing with kali nethunter and nexmon.
I want to deal with it again and I have a few questions about it.
Which rome and which kernel is best for kali and nexmon?
And which nethunter build or chroot build do you recommend?
Three years ago it was only possible to use it with stock rom nexmon if I remember correctly.
thank you for your coming help.
I'm pretty sure you can I install on custom ROMs now, I was reading on the android development forum about a kernel with the wireless firmware already in it, try it out, CYPHER, I think it was called. And let us know how it went.
skoopster said:
I'm pretty sure you can I install on custom ROMs now, I was reading on the android development forum about a kernel with the wireless firmware already in it, try it out, CYPHER, I think it was called. And let us know how it went.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/development/kernel-cypher-v3-0-t4023075/post82067501
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Can someone explain me how to cook a Galaxy S' ROM?
I'm pretty good with computer, and i have a lot of time, if someone can help me i'm sure that i will work hard on it.
Thanks for any help!
Iacopo91 said:
Can someone explain me how to cook a Galaxy S' ROM?
I'm pretty good with computer, and i have a lot of time, if someone can help me i'm sure that i will work hard on it.
Thanks for any help!
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if it would be that easy, everybody would do it
what do you mean by "good with computers"? do you know how to write code (C/C++)? are you yet experienced with running linux? have you ever compiled a kernel before? do you want to make a source-(AOSP)-rom (then you can get the source here: http://source.android.com/ and here: http://opensource.samsung.com/) or do you want to just theme and customize a stock firmware?
i think there are already some tutorials around which will help you in the beginning. just google for them!
i haven't done custom rom development myself but i would really like to get some (clean) aosp goodness on this phone. i am experienced with linux (use it since 6 years as primary os) and i can code c/c++/asm. so if you are in fact serious and able to go all the way. i would appreciate to help!
jodue said:
if it would be that easy, everybody would do it
what do you mean by "good with computers"? do you know how to write code (C/C++)? are you yet experienced with running linux? have you ever compiled a kernel before? do you want to make a source-(AOSP)-rom (then you can get the source here: http://source.android.com/ and here: http://opensource.samsung.com/) or do you want to just theme and customize a stock firmware?
i think there are already some tutorials around which will help you in the beginning. just google for them!
i haven't done custom rom development myself but i would really like to get some (clean) aosp goodness on this phone. i am experienced with linux (use it since 6 years as primary os) and i can code c/c++/asm. so if you are in fact serious and able to go all the way. i would appreciate to help!
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I'm pretty able to develop with Eclipse, so android sdk. Linux quite good, i prefer to use windows, but i know linux is necessary. First of all i'd like to know how to customize GALAXY fw and then i'll study how to compile a kernel, no one during my life helps me, and it's difficult for me because i'm not good with english and all tutorials are in english!
I'll try to work on it! Thank you
Can someone explain me how to cook a Galaxy S Froyo ROM with AOSP as the base and samsung drivers?
Could someone please explain to me how to flash the Korean firmware onto the European phone? Really need the native "record call" feature
I saw some instructions posted here
http://forum.androidcentral.com/hacking/40130-100-stock-captivate-rom-aosp-source.html
It's not difficult if you're comfortable with linux, shell scripts, custom kernels, and cross compiling.
Basically that's pretty much all it needs, Android systems are very similiar to a running linux system.
Boot off a bootloader (usually closed sourced) into kernel and initrd, then init loads the drivers, system and configs, after which is pretty much to your taste and likings.
Source code of android, samsung kernel source, are available online, google is your friend.
Hello Everyone!!!!
As the title states I am trying to build my first ROM from source, I am wanting to build a PAC-Man variant for our phone (AT&T S4).
I am currently installing Xubuntu 13.04 x64 on a old Pentium D (2.4 ghz with 2GB of RAM) and I am reading over this post while it is installing.
I am also reading over this thread as well. I assume I can try to build a CM 10.1 build first, LOKI it, then get it working then add the stuff in for PAC-man after that, but I am not sure. I was wanting to know if any ROM developers can point me in the right direction for learning how to compile ROM's from source. I know the typical rule here is to search, search, and if lost SEARCH MORE but I feel that I am missing knowledge on what to search for in the first place.
I hope to spend the next few days on this little project and if all works well I will attempt to maintain a Dev thread with updates every few days to a week.
Thanks for any information you all can provide and I appreciate any guidance
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1798056 this forum gave me a lot on insight when I started building my own rom. Hope it helps, best of luck to you!
I figured out how to install the SDK, and start building things, Its currently building the release right now, lets hope it doesn't blow up
EDIT: Would anyone be willing to try it if I feel its good enough to test?
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Would anyone be willing to try it if I feel its good enough to test?
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I'll try it out! I was going to build it, but I don't have enough hard drive space with my BeanStalk repo set up
I searched the other forums and didn't see anything about this topic.
I have a rooted SM-T230NU and want to install Kali Linux Nethunter. Is there anyone who has had any success with this? As far as I can tell only Nexus and 1+1 devises are currently confirmed to be able to install. Is there a anyone working on this project? I don't have any developer knowledge but will be willing to help where I can.
Thank you
Hi,
I was wondering if it was possible to simply port a rom from the OnePlus One to the OnePlus 2.
In hardware there is a slightly differents.
Because CM 13.0 nightly is out today for the One.
Well i got a OnePlus One and a 2, i love both but my daily now is the OnePlus 2 now.
Well i know that the OnePlus 2 has an 64 bit processor, and the One not.
The 2 has a fingerprint sensor, but don't use it.
I installed Kali Nethunter from the One on the 2. it works perfectly!
Can someone change or help me with little things on the CM 13.0 nightlybuild so it will install and boot?
I know.. blablabla wait until CM did it them self.. please keep your jaberish with you.
Its not only just this rom. i just wondering if it's easy to port, because i want to learn some rom porting skills.
Can someone just begin/help me with a BETA/ALPHA port?
Just to see if it's easy to port from a One to a 2.
Greetz!
First rule: Read!
Second rule: Read more!
If you would have read this forum you would have found this thread: CM 13 on OnePlus Two
Read and see that is not easy and also recognized developers like grarak gave up.. See here: @grarak on twitter.
grarak said:
Android M sources are just so ****ed up that I won't continue working on it for now. Will wait for CM get this done.
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Hi Guys,
Sorry for making a new thread again but as no one replied to other one i made this one ( as other one was with Marshmallow and now with Nougat )
So for now, i am using Pure Nexus 7.1.2 ROM and installed Magisk and my safety net has passed..!
I also installed xposed but has it doesnt have nougat support for pokemon go joystick, so was wondering if anyone could help me to use that?
Sorry, but no one is going to help you with that here. Years of perusing these forums has taught me that the XDA community is very much against cheating/piracy... Or so they'd like us to think... But no seriously they won't answer, your best bet is Google, homie.