please vote up top if you think its worth it for an ics sdk port or do you want a source code port or wait for an official moto realease.
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Hello i just want to know if the source code is available (i am not a developer so im gonna have to wait for a custom rom but if anyone is avaiable to teach me the basics of java development i am all in )
HTC haven't released source code of J One yet.
HTC usually release their source code usually after 3-4 months after official updates, but no kernel sources of J One that run on Android 4.2 was relased.
Major update to Android to 4.2 was released on 2013/09/10, but they haven't released its kernel source yet.
I really need kernel source of 2.21, which was released on 2013/12/19, because repaied rear camera only works on this version.
How can we make HTC release their source code?
Should we report to someone as GPL violations? But how?
I recently noticed that Droid DNA's latest kernel source has come, but still no 4.2 sources for J One.
vroad said:
HTC haven't released source code of J One yet.
HTC usually release their source code usually after 3-4 months after official updates, but no kernel sources of J One that run on Android 4.2 was relased.
Major update to Android to 4.2 was released on 2013/09/10, but they haven't released its kernel source yet.
I really need kernel source of 2.21, which was released on 2013/12/19, because repaied rear camera only works on this version.
How can we make HTC release their source code?
Should we report to someone as GPL violations? But how?
I recently noticed that Droid DNA's latest kernel source has come, but still no 4.2 sources for J One.
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And this would be?
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
Are you mentioning about 1.07?
zelendel said:
And this would be?
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
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version 1.07 is not Android 4.2.2.
They don't fix that. I don't know why.
In case you are not aware, here are the kernel sources for the Huawei P8lite. This means that you can now build CyanogenMod or custom kernels for this phone.
Downloads
ALE-L02/ALE-L21/ALE-L23
ALE-L04 (Old 4.4.4 Source)
After seeing the interest for CyanogenMod or a similar AOSP ROM, there is a guide here that shows you how to port CM to a new device. Unfortunately, I can't do it because I don't own the device but if you try, best of luck
If dd98 agrees, i would use this thread to discuss and collect info about how to compile an armv8a kernel for our phone.
By the way, if i run this command in the phone console:
uname -a
It says our stock kernel is for armv7l. Is it normal?
Has anybody already tried to compile from source? Any success?
Any further development on this?
@dd98 I have device and willing to port can you guide on how to do this?
I'm going to try enable USB OTG for B170 for ALE-L21.
Oh.. This is and old thread..
There are already some developers busy with development of custom roms for the Huawei P8 Lite.
There kernel and the source can already been build for android 5 and android 6.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/p8lite/general/kernel-boot-stock-android-6-0-t3344841
Cyanogenmod is for the moment a problem because of good vendor files.
For now only wifi is working on AOSP builds, as long that there is no RIL ( calling ) you can't do anything with the Custom rom.
I'm personally have buid a bootable rom with Omnirom.
Source for that rom you can find here : https://github.com/olrak2/android_device_huawei_alice/
Somebody tried enable usb otg?
Hi,
I have some question regarding Hazou's CM port for the XT890:
Why is there no official CM for the Razr i? (There seem to be CM port's for practically every other Moto phone)
What does it mean that the port is "inofficial" as opposed to "official"?
Is the source code of the CM port publicly available?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers
chris-cross-crack said:
Hi,
I have some question regarding Hazou's CM port for the XT890:
Why is there no official CM for the Razr i? (There seem to be CM port's for practically every other Moto phone)
What does it mean that the port is "inofficial" as opposed to "official"?
Is the source code of the CM port publicly available?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers
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1. Because I am not an official maintainer and the device needs external patches to be fully functional
2. See 1
3. Yep, the cyanogenmod sources are on github and mine as well. U can make a perfect copy on your device if u use the cyanogenmod sources with parts of my sources.
I am the original developer of the galaxy gear cyanogenmod 11 kitkat in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...ernelcm11-cyangenmod11-kernel-source-t3199671
This is the kernel opensource of the Samsung Galaxy Gear to boot Android Lollipop. I used this kernel source when I ported CyanogenMod 12.1. The error may not be occur in this source. It's almost perfect.
I open source because of some people asked me to open source, on youtube or mail.
README
I ported the key part of this kernel at smdk4x12 devices
Ported mali driver in the devices, that OpenSource Samsung uploaded
Applied the patch at CyanogenMod Kernel Source
You should leave credits when you use this source
I would not upload the ramdisk that I worked
Github Link
http://github.com/tyler6389/android_kernel_samsung_v700
My blog
http://tyler6389.tistory.com
I also uploaded the working video
[cm12.1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb0R_JeI6gg
Credits
CyanogenMod
Understand My poor English
Wow. Awesome that someone is still developing for this watch. Anyone try it yet?
Correct me if i'm wrong, but isnt this kernel what we've been waiting for in regards to Wear?
amazing work...are you planning on releasing any of your roms?