Hello
I want to flash smething on an old jfltexx. Unforunately, the only kernel patches I've found are for LOS 16.0 (and I lack the skills to do it on my own). But I can't find any (non-optimized) version of that anywhere. The optimized one is basically unusable once unusable once everything is set up.
Can anyone help me with that? Is there someplace I can look? Does anyone happen to have a copy? Would appreciate it a lot.
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Hey,
I've just recently started Android development and I'm keen to learn as much as I can about the whole system, not just about SDK app development. As such I'm interested in attempting to build my own ROM completely from scratch. I've downloaded the Android Source (and Galaxy S source) and would like to try my luck.
First I've been mucking around creating custom ROMs with the emulator, moving apps from the Galaxy S ROM I dumped from my device onto the stock emulator ROM and testing things out.
Anyway I'm at the point where I'm wondering if it's possible to flash the stock emulator ROM onto a Galaxy S phone? I know the Galaxy S source includes a lot of device specific stuff however I'm not interested in getting the camera, bluetooth or anything hardware specific working just yet.
If I flash a ROM with a stock kernel, drivers etc. onto my phone will it work? Has anyone done this? Will it just brick my phone?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Ben
Anyone?
Also, I know people have flashed AOSP ROMs on other phones, does anyone know if they required modifications or whether they are in fact stock ROMs?
nje, can't work. why?
1) different bootloaders
2) different partition layout
3) different (kernel)drivers
4) different vendor setup
etc.
it is possible to flash the emulator image onto a dev device (dream/sapphire) but even then a lot will not work properly!
if you want to learn about the android architecture you should start with building a kernel (there is already a thread about that here) and playing around with stuff like the (file)system and utilities...
Thanks jodue.
Yeah my long term intentions were definitely to build the Galaxy S kernel and any necessary libraries and drivers specifically necessary for the apps I decide to include in a custom ROM.
I was hoping that I'd be able to start out by tweaking a minimalistic/generic ROM (the AOSP default ROM) on my Galaxy S. However, as you've pointed out I'll have to start out with the kernel and all the device specific stuff first.
I've got quite a bit of information on building an Android/linux kernel both from the thread you mentioned and also the official AOSP page. However information on putting together a complete working ROM seems a bit sparse. Does anyone know where I can find some information on the topic?
I'm also curious to learn about the list of things jodue mentioned i.e. Android bootloaders, partition layouts and drivers (generic and Galaxy S specific). I assume detailed information about particular devices and drivers probably isn't available but if anyone even knows where I can learn detailed information about default AOSP ROMs I'd be extremely interested know.
Please... I recently updated to marshmallow and it's buggy and a bit slow and I'm completely infuriated about the fact that I couldn't find ROMs for my model (I know it's not popular but I thought someone might already have done it). I'm learning how to program but I'm still not advanced enough to be able to modify a ROM. It should be relatively easy though bc SM-A700FD & SM-A700H share the same processer! They only differ that the first supports LTE while the second 3G (they both have two sim slots). Thanks for anyone who will help me! I own the 2015 A7 btw. If you can help me find a ROM for my device I'll be grateful! Doesn't have to be resurrection I just want a stable stock build with useful features.
I am tried build custom rom. But too difficult for me.(from lack of sources...)
Can anyone develop customs rom for this tablet? I need your skills.
thanks.
Why do you need a custom ROM ?
EMUI 5.0 is probably the best interface on Android.
When xposed SDK24 will be available, you will be able to customized the tablet with the modules / frameworks you want.
Try to contact the developer @ www (dot) lineageos (dot) org to see if they plan to develop a Lineage OS 14.1 ROM for the Mediapad M3.
After some digging around, trying to find a working ROM to use as a daily driver for a family member, I found a lot of links no longer work. I was able to find a CyanogenMod 12 ROM and other versions by doing a search for expressatt.zip on Google. Searching for expressatt.img might get you some other files as well. I tried several ROMs and am using cm-12-20150424-UNOFFICIAL-expressatt.zip and it seems to work ok. I was looking for an Android 5.0 Lollipop ROM or higher so I could install Trebuchet 8.1.0.16 from apkmirror. This is the launcher that used in LineageOS 15.1 Oreo and it makes this old phone feel more modern. Hope this helps you keep finding ROM files for this phone.
Hello everyone,
i have the 2015 p024 and i searched everywhere for a custom and i only found CM14 with android 7.1 nougat
The problem with it is the touch doesn't work and it was the only non-stock rom i found on the whole web
I went to lineageOS's website and the link gave me a 403 forbidden error
after that i looked everywhere but I didn't find anything
I don't like the asus stock rom and i want a cleaner experience
PLEASE HELP ME!
When I was helping my old school restructure their IT, they have 2 old (unmanaged) p024s and 4 zenpad s8s (Intel) that were still in use… they ran android 6 and the apps they were using didn’t support the tablets anymore. I looked for a custom rom… AFAIK there are no custom roms for these.