Actually there's an alpha ICS that uses a froyo kernel and touch screen somewhat works..
"uses a froyo kernel" why are you heckling me haha
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Actually there's an alpha ICS that uses a froyo kernel and touch screen somewhat works..
Lol, I'm telling you what we currently have....you should contact BobZhome (on AC) and tripdoc79 (on AF) and drewwalton (on AC). They know the most about these phones and building. There are other people too.
for sure my dude, but where do up and comers come from without a begining? im telling u a 3.0 base kernel isnt necessary for an ics port
there is an obvious difference in phone ability lol. Making a phone with 4.0 native software to work on something backwards (eg. 3.0.8 or what ever) isnt difficult. The optimus m is a completely different phone with different limitations. I dont believe an ICS port to be out of the question but a honeycomb port seems absurb.
for sure my dude, but where do up and comers come from without a begining? im telling u a 3.0 base kernel isnt necessary for an ics port
you have lost my faith sir.
the kernel and the ANDROID OS work together. when referring to a 3.0 kernel, it is implied Linux(kernel) 3.+/Android(ICS)4.+
Cm9 will work with gingerbread kernel. If we can get a official 2.6.35 kernel cm9 will most likely work.
since my ole lady is on the mac machine im having to download git for windows. @.@
Why arent you using Ubuntu?
I don't think thats our kernel...
Also there is one on Cl that is stuck at the LG logo for ten bucks. I may pick that up this week if I have time. I really wanna give back to the developers.
Cracks me up when I see stuff like that for sale on craigslist.. LOL people give up so easily when they think their phone is toast.
---> http://androidforums.com/optimus-m-...alpha-ics-optimus-m-now-compiled-booting.html so this is a no-go then?
i was told that the msm project would be a good starting point for qualcomm kernels. (The Optimus m runs on a 600 MHz Qualcomm MSM7627 - ARM11 processor) Was i given "disinfo" ?
As a side note, (operating on the assumption i got the incorrect one) can someone point me the direction of the correct kernel source?
[edit because i cant spell lmao]
We are a 600MHz ARMv6 processor.....go look at BobZhomes github for kernel source. I told you to talk to him and some others.
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