Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 14:19

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- aosp_docs
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- benchkit
- bisect
- bldgcc
- bringupchat
- caftracker
- cherrypicking
- clang
- compilation
- errortemplate
- gpu_profiling
- hackbench
- hastebin
- help
- io_bench
- io_bench_help
- meld_merge
- mergeqcacld
- mergingcaf
- missingheaders
- newgcc
- oem_caftag
- oemcommits
- ot
- patching
- powerofstable
- pstore
- subtreemerge
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Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 12:16

and use proper fragmented defconfigs

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 12:07

Can you help me with this log error https://github.com/OnePlus-Nord4-devs/action_kernel_builder/actions/runs/11737009229/job/32698404146

Kernel source:- https://github.com/phhgsi/android_kernel_oneplus_sm7675.git

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:56

Only if you use full llvm toolchain (LLVM=1 LLVM_IAS=1)

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:35

https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/tools/crosstool/

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:33

You can try using clang instead of gcc

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:26

should i delete them?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:24

In the first project, go to kernel/msm-4.14. you'll find the kernel root folder, which looks like the root folder of the second repo

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 05:54

https://gist.github.com/DD3Boh/6c51fd3c5f91b1042e956771483714de

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 02:22

I would like to compile an Kernel for my Android phone (arm64) on an aarch64 compute instance running Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS from Oracle Cloud, but I'm having trouble with selecting the appropriate toolchain.

Google provides Android-specific toolchains, aarch64-linux-android- and arm-linux-androideabi-, but these are primarily distributed for x86_64 hosts.

After a couple of hours of searching the internet, I found mentions that I could use the host (or native) compiler for my system, which happens to be aarch64-linux-gnu- and arm-linux-gnueabi-. However, these toolchains target a generic Linux environment, and I'm not sure if they would be suitable for compiling a kernel for an Android device. I'm particularly concerned about potential optimization issues or compatibility problems.

1. Is it appropriate to use the generic Linux toolchains (*-linux-gnu-) for compiling an Android kernel?

2. What's the recommended approach to build the Android-specific toolchains (*-linux-android-) on an aarch64 host?

I am having difficulty finding answers on my own and would appreciate detailed explanations

Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 06:05

GitHub

Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 05:50

clone kernel source -> make

Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 05:47

https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/ always helps me when I can't boot

Linux Kernel Brickers

06 November 2024 07:12

Tap the following button to connect to this chat in PM

Linux Kernel Brickers

04 November 2024 22:15

I don't think 2015 devices has seperate dtbo img. I can not even find any on fastboot rom. R u sure for this old device?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 12:21

I am neiwer in kernel development can you share any guide or commit

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 12:16

build with kplatform.

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 09:01

I've read somewhere that Google's version is compiled with bionic instead of glibc. Is bionic only necessary when compiling a full ROM? When compiling a kernel does it not make any difference?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:44

If I use clang won't I need to pass these variables (CROSS_COMPILE and CROSS_COMPILE_ARM32) to make ?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:34

If you still need gcc then google's version is not your only choice

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:31

I don't know much about this! Sorry. I just built kernel a few time for pc. You need it to build an android rom ?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 08:25

how about other foulder? useless?

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 05:55

Please someone tell me how to make this (original sources from nokia website) :
https://github.com/kinguser981/Nokia-5.3_V1.120


To this (modified version):
Where did he got all that file?

https://github.com/SuperUser981/android_kernel_tree_nokia_CAP_sprout

Linux Kernel Brickers

08 November 2024 05:53

List of notes in Linux Kernel Brickers:
- als
- aosp_docs
- authorship
- benchkit
- bisect
- bldgcc
- bringupchat
- caftracker
- cherrypicking
- clang
- compilation
- errortemplate
- gpu_profiling
- hackbench
- hastebin
- help
- io_bench
- io_bench_help
- meld_merge
- mergeqcacld
- mergingcaf
- missingheaders
- newgcc
- oem_caftag
- oemcommits
- ot
- patching
- powerofstable
- pstore
- subtreemerge
- tc-build
- upstream
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Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 12:14

https://nathanchance.dev/posts/working-with-git-bisect/

Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 05:51

I did but it won't work

Linux Kernel Brickers

07 November 2024 05:50

Guys i need basic guide to compile kernel

Linux Kernel Brickers

06 November 2024 19:49

That is my build log
Anyone can help me?
https://hastebin.com/share/ejabidojif.bash

Linux Kernel Brickers

04 November 2024 22:15

well, thats possible.

Linux Kernel Brickers

04 November 2024 22:11

yes, paths to prebuilt files. (.img usually)