Custom kernel for PiPo M9

[rrileypm]

Please understand that the way we got these sources was to promise Pipo and Rockchip that we would keep the sources private. I know...that goes against the "code"...but otherwise we wouldn''t have anything to work with.

We only have a handful of kernel developers on this project and they each have jobs and lives that come before their hobby. So please be patient.

The overall goal is to have the best possible ROM for this tablet...and we aren't worried about gaining all of the credit for it.

If you have something to contribute...and help dnkn make some progress...please help him. M9 users will benefit from it.

Thanks!!!!!

[mkaluza]

Please understand that the way we got these sources was to promise Pipo and Rockchip that we would keep the sources private. I know...that goes against the "code"...but otherwise we wouldn''t have anything to work with.

That's ok, but why don't you write it somewhere? Why didn't dnkn told me that in the first place? Or how hard was it just to say that "default 1006 config works" (because it works, but his sources are buggy as hell)?... My point is that I asked a specific question and the answer was only warm piss...
Just write on your pipo page that you've got NDA on those sources and stop the 'community' bullshit... Then nobody reasonable won't ever ask you for them again...

btw rockchip kernel mirror is on github and it seem official (I missed it at first because it had only 2 forks), so what you say doesn't make sense here...

If you have something to contribute...and help dnkn make some progress...please help him. M9 users will benefit from it.

Well, everything I do I publish on github, but since it's contributed to a GPL'ed code, you can't really use it without breaking the license... sorry...

Anyway... looking an forum and github activity (or rather lack thereof) in terms of pipo/rk3188 tablets it seems that it's dead... Even xda s advance (which is an officially dead platform and old phone) forum has more life...

bye

[d33]

I've built an M9 Max kernel, see the thread in the development section