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    RK3188 KitKat kernel and Android source

    I would like to hack on the kernel for Android, is the source code for the kernel and KitKat SDK available?

    #2
    Originally posted by encore2097 View Post
    I would like to hack on the kernel for Android, is the source code for the kernel and KitKat SDK available?
    KitKat source code
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    Rockchip Beta Kit Kat sources for RK3188. Contribute to Dee-UK/RK3188_KK_4.4.02_Beta development by creating an account on GitHub.


    If you can compile the Android source code above, even if it's not booting, send me a message because I have certain wifi patches for the source code and only need certain files(about 10) compiled to make wifi work on more devices.

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      #3
      Do you have Wi-Fi patches for the following:

      AP6210
      AP6330
      RTL8188EUS
      RTL8188ETV
      RTL8188CUS

      ?

      Thanks!

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        #4
        Originally posted by encore2097 View Post
        Do you have Wi-Fi patches for the following:

        AP6210
        AP6330
        RTL8188EUS
        RTL8188ETV
        RTL8188CUS

        ?

        Thanks!
        The KitKat sources already have most of those wifi drivers.
        But here are more - https://github.com/roondar/wiki-rock...aster/wifi.txt
        Contribute to roondar/wiki-rockchip development by creating an account on GitHub.

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          #5
          CX-921 kernel

          Hi Mo,

          Is there any possible way I could get a Kernel for the CX-921 with <*>USB Modem (CDC ACM) support enabled. I have managed to build one with marvin but the wi-fi and lan dont work?

          I am looking to integrate a 3G modem into my box so I don't have to use any widgets etc... I have the RIL figured but can't get this to work. I also only need it for 4.2.2 not even KitKat

          I have already asked on the marvin page for GPIO settings and would have tried to do it myself but no one got back to me...

          Any chance you could help??

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            #6
            Originally posted by The Big Rig View Post
            Hi Mo,

            Is there any possible way I could get a Kernel for the CX-921 with <*>USB Modem (CDC ACM) support enabled. I have managed to build one with marvin but the wi-fi and lan dont work?

            I am looking to integrate a 3G modem into my box so I don't have to use any widgets etc... I have the RIL figured but can't get this to work. I also only need it for 4.2.2 not even KitKat

            I have already asked on the marvin page for GPIO settings and would have tried to do it myself but no one got back to me...

            Any chance you could help??
            You have to find the wifi GPIO value on stock firmware - http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...-devices/page4
            then you need to replace the GPIO value in arch/arm/mach-rk3188/*sdmmc* file under your wifi chip name.
            When you run make menuconfig before building the kernel, you can build extra usb device support somewhere in settings, maybe 3g modem?

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              #7
              Hey Mo,

              Do you know if this file works to enable the CEC feature on the IT66121FN HDMI transmitter found on almost all Rockchip platforms?

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                #8
                Originally posted by encore2097 View Post
                Hey Mo,

                Do you know if this file works to enable the CEC feature on the IT66121FN HDMI transmitter found on almost all Rockchip platforms?

                https://github.com/tyeo098/MK908-Ker.../it66121_hal.c
                Not sure, I think the KitKat video drivers are the latest and the RK3188 3.0.36 Android 4.2 drivers can be replaced with that.

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