If someone still have source code from opensource.samsung.com, file named gt-n7000-jb-opensource-update2.zip or something like that, could you be so kind to upload it? Because, now, they have only one version: gt-n7000_latin_JB_opensource.zip and this version doesn't work for me.
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Anyone notice this file before? Not sure what it contains yet, download is very slow...
Notice.txt
This is a open source code for Eclair(Android 2.1) update version of GT-I9000.
There are several GT-I9000's Eclair update version(MR - Maintenance Release).
- JM1 ~ JMx, JPx..etc. (version name may be different for country)
But, In case of Open source code, Changes are same in whole MR version of GT-I9000.
The open source codes to be open here are only the differences - kernel part.
Platform code is the same as that first publishing version .
(GT-I9000_OpenSource.zip > GalaxyS_eclair.tar.gz)
Believe this should be question for all newbee as well.
Downloaded new source code from opensource.samsung.com
get all source and whole environment setup from android.com
follow readme in samsumg's source code so I'd merge with android generic source
After make, the output system.img is only 50mb. Compared with samsung's system.img 250mb. After extract, there are significant differences.
apps, bin, frameworks, csc.. are much different.
Anyone had idea how to build correct samsung's image?
I created new launcher and lockscreen, it works on emulator, but cannot port to samsung Galaxy S because of environment setup, your help step by step will be very helpful, thanks!!
Hi buddy,
Do you know what’s the problem?
I meet the same problem about compiling.
The system.img only 58M. I cann’t run the image with emulator.
I don’t know how to solve it.
I guess your problem is that you don't get the drivers on the sgs.
Many are not open source.
So you can't build a firmware from scratch.
The open source from Samsung is only the kernel.
What you need is to import all missing stuff in the firmware you did compile, but you will face a bigger problem to change all places that using the missing stuff.
Sent from GT-I9000 jpo. My own kernel for z4mod and with 342MB Ram
Dear All,
How can I compile bcm4329.ko module from source code to Nexus One?
I downloaded the latest android source code which includes the bcm4329 driver in the following directory:
/hardware/broadcom/wlan/bcm4329.
I simply run make under the root folder of anroid source code. It seems that /out/target/product/passion/system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko is directly copied from /device/htc/passion-common/bcm4329.ko. The driver source code is not compiled at all. Could anyone please tell me how to build it separately? Thanks for any help!
Best,
Hao
Does anyone know? Appreciate any kind of hits!
infocom10 said:
Does anyone know? Appreciate any kind of hits!
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i face the same problem as yours...do you have solved it??
i had to deal with this when i compiled my kernel before, but i honestly dont remember how to do it. i had to get help from some devs ultimately.
I'm just wondering if there is one JB rom that has everything working. Kfazz has one that the FM radio works, but the Play Store doesn't. He has another one where the Store works but the Radio doesn't. Energic has done some interesting things with these. And somewhere in there, there is a version that some folks say the WiFi isn't working. I have installed all of them. I like bits and pieces of them all. Has anybody put all the pieces together? Alternately, is there a way that I can look at the differences between them and cherry pick out the best from each?
I hope somebody is out there to answer my plea.
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I'm just wondering if there is one JB rom that has everything working. Kfazz has one that the FM radio works, but the Play Store doesn't. He has another one where the Store works but the Radio doesn't. Energic has done some interesting things with these. And somewhere in there, there is a version that some folks say the WiFi isn't working. I have installed all of them. I like bits and pieces of them all. Has anybody put all the pieces together? Alternately, is there a way that I can look at the differences between them and cherry pick out the best from each?
I hope somebody is out there to answer my plea.
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Currently there is no Jelly Bean ROM that has everything working 100% correctly, however if you wanted to you could look at each developers that created a Jelly Bean ROM github sources for that ROM and then using git and the Android build system cherry pick the commits that work and try build them in a new ROM. If each developer doesn't have a github you could also try and asking them for the repository where they store there source code.
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Currently there is no Jelly Bean ROM that has everything working 100% correctly, however if you wanted to you could look at each developers that created a Jelly Bean ROM github sources for that ROM and then using git and the Android build system cherry pick the commits that work and try build them in a new ROM. If each developer doesn't have a github you could also try and asking them for the repository where they store there source code.
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Can you give just a little more help? How do I look into the GIT? What program do i use for this?
pabeader said:
Can you give just a little more help? How do I look into the GIT? What program do i use for this?
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You can look into each developers github (Here is Kfazz's github profile link) by finding there github profile on github by searching for it or if they have it linked on XDA by clicking on their username then select the "View GitHub profile". Use can then use github to browse each developers source repository, the main tools you will be using are Git and Repo to manipulate and cherrypick the various commits. Additionally I would recommend making sure you have acess to a Linux box or are running Linux to make building and working with the source code repository's easier. Also, I would recommend taking a look at this great guide on how to use Repo and this great guide on how to Git.
Anyone built already a flashable .zip file or .img files for Android One (Sprout) smartphones? Anyone can upload the latest version here? I'm not of a techy type of person but it seems like a lot of Android One users are looking for an easy installable ROM for their Android phones. Like this for example: http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-assist/flashable-firefox-os-rom-android-one-t3160682
I found this link: https://github.com/b2g-sprout/ however a lot of them are not technically enough and even I don't even know what to do with these files even though I have already tried using Firefox's instructions and some other articles on the Web about Porting FFOS. Full instructions on how to build Firefox OS from the files on the given link would also be appreciated. And also an example on how to update them for the latest version. Thanks for all willing to help...
Technically, the files from b2g-sprout github can be directly built after syncing AOSP source code.
The guide itself is mentioned in the B2G readme file here
https://github.com/b2g-sprout/B2G/blob/master/README.md
Building HELP!!!
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Technically, the files from b2g-sprout github can be directly built after syncing AOSP source code.
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Can you give me specific instructions then on what to do with these files then? Please. I tried extracting "B2G" and "B2G-manifest" on my Home Directory then the "device-sprout" to the folder inside B2G: "device/google/sprout/" and I have no idea what to do to the others but when I try "./config.sh", it keeps on telling me that "sprout.xml" doesn't exist which I have no idea why. I am still very confused and hoping that you can solve this thing. I would also want to help and upload builds if ever, posting it on those users asking for a Firefox OS build for their Android One phones. Hope you can help us... :angel: I'll note you on those posts also so don't worry. :good: I will appreciate it also if you are to upload an already built rom for Firefox OS 'coz I have searched every corner of the internet already and there's not yet a version for Sprout. Thank you very much...
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I have been searching everywhere for weeks now but still no answers. Anyone can help? Sorry but I'm really a big fan of the Open Web... And would really want to create apps for FFOS. :crying: