There are two ways either you merge the 3.10 changes to 3.4 incrementally
and see till what point you can go far without breaking the Android booting.
Second ways it directly build the kernel and link its zimage with the
kernel image for you board and then make bootimage and flash it using
fastboot
It is interesting that I can not find what it means for by googling it. All
the links I looked at talk about ION memory allocator but never mention
what it stands for.
Does anyone have any idea what the abbreviation stands for?
Thanks,
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Hi,
I am trying to port the 3.10 kernel to android for my arndale board.
I have working 3.4 kernel with android and working 3.10 linaro kernel with
me.
I downloaded the android-3.10.y from git kernel/common under from the AOSP.
Can any one specify the steps to port my 3.10 kernel on to androi
Hello,
Since pandaboard is dead and so is the community , has any one successfully
ported the kernel>3.10+ on pandaboard.Successfully I meant that able to
boot the android (>=4.4.4) with it and able to fiddle around with the
kernel and see its effect ?It may be possible that some features will
