That's helpful for hacking kernel of linux based os like ubuntu but its not useful for android unless we already have kernel source from manufacture.we need a repository to clone it via 1st method or we have to develop our own kernel from original linux kernel source.

 

1) Yes, Android indeed is based on linux but its kernel is not the same we get with ubuntu n from linux.org...each n every device have unique kernel which is developed for that specific device by using the source from linux.org as base by manufacture, so that makes their own kernel source...so if we want to mod or hack android device kernel then we need that specific kernel source from manufacture.

2) To develop our own kernel we need info of each component, sensor, make of lcd, touch, compass, gps, etc etc...then to create drivers so called generic drivers n that's not easy unless u r a hardcore linux dev...lot of time, lot of testing, lot of debugging, lot of experience n knowledge...it's not just that easy that it seems.

 

Whats the idea???

 

Buddy its too vast and too DEEP so need to read all the terms over there and once understood how to get it working then only can proceed so need time for it will definitely give it a try.

 

Yes provide me d tutorials please.

 

You can't use a kernel from another device and you aren't going to find kernel source for your device in the deep web.

Its on manufacturers computers until they release it.

 

I don't know what that tutorial was supposed to really be, but my anti-virus and firewall both didn't like it. Let's not post that link again, please.

 

can we try to instal a new rom from another phone with same kernel source version....ie 2.6.35.7..?? since I am a noob please clear my doubts.

 

No, you can only install roms meant for your device.