Otherwise is there any way to get this sound working on baytrail???
Thank you again
The Android version of Linux kernel is so different from mainline Linux that it simply cannot work. There are many things specific to Android in it so that's why it isn't "plug and play".
However, if the patches he has applied to his linuxium kernel, then built it and shared, are available somewhere in .patch files, anyone could apply them to the Android-x86 kernel. I've tried asking him for the patches a few times but he doesn't even reply. Sure, he links to a GitHub repo where his modified kernel resides, but the patches aren't available there, at least they weren't when I last checked in December I think.
So if anyone can get the patches that he uses and send them here, I could make you a test build with them for Android-x86 Nougat/Bliss-x86/LineageOS x86. Then if everything works and the patches don't break stuff for other devices, we can ask the Android-x86 developers to merge them too!
However, any of that won't be possible if:
1. The patches aren't merged into mainline kernel (from where they come down to Android-x86 eventually) for some reason
2. OR they're not available as standalone patch files which we can use to patch the kernel ourselves
For example when someone creates a patch that will be added to mainline kernel, it'll still take quite a while to get there because it needs verification, testing, review etc. so a patch made now might get to kernel 4.12 or so.
Last year I spent some months tracking down different patches from mailing lists etc and applied them with both patch files and manual editing, we got some stuff working, but not even near enough and it also took a lot of time because of the need to find the fixes, manually find the correct rows in the code, copy over the new stuff, build and test, see that something went wrong, go through the code again, build again, etc... I built myself a fast PC for also this purpose so full clean builds now take about 40 minutes to complete, making the whole process faster.
So if you or anyone else can find and share the patch files used in that linuxium Ubuntu kernel it would be great! Then we could have bigger possibilities of getting Android-x86 for bay trail and maybe cherry trail working better. That would also mean that the fixes and additions could be added to Android-x86 itself, thus letting many more people enjoy the great stuff this amazing project brings. Chuwi tablets etc would get a whole new life...
Somewhat off-topic: Ubuntu 17.04 with kernel 4.10 is the FIRST Linux ever that has booted straight away with no hacking needed on my PC (due to NVIDIA cards like now GTX 1080). It's incredible what the open source community can do.
Also search
ian morrison z3735f patch
Or
linuxium-z3735f-patch.sh
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Can anyone confirm this
Sorry for this off-topic. I will stop for now.
Regards,
Giam Teck Choon
alsa_amixer -c0 sset 'Speaker' 30Android x86 isn't support /usr/share/alsa/ucm HiFi,but support state,use state ,/system/etc/alsa/bytcrrt5640.state,needn't HiFi .on Ubuntu,setting sound use speaker and Internal Mic ,alsactl store bytcrrt5640 -f speaker,setting sound use headset and headset mic,alsactl store bytcrrt5640 -f headset , copy speaker and headset two files to Android x86,alsa_ctl restore -f /sdcard/speaker ,alsa_ctl restore -f /sdcard/headset,Switching headphones and speakers on Android x86. /system/etc/alsa/bytcrrt5640.state is speaker or headset file .
headset detection isnt working yet, although you can switch manually to headphones, ill add the script in the next build for you.
headset detection isnt working yet, although you can switch manually to headphones, ill add the script in the next build for you.
Does anyone know how to add gapps to this?....
Hello.
also youling do you think that
2017-03-30 22:12 GMT+08:00 Jamie Earp <rank...@gmail.com>:
@jose Luis S which baytrail unit are you using?
大言不惭说完美
在 2017年3月31日星期五 UTC+8下午9:34:05,adam dubuque写道:
@Andy: Many of the Android games will not work on x86, unfortunately, because they contain native code bits that do not work on the generic x86 platform that Android x86 supports.
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theres a reason the wifi driver is in the staging folder, its buggy theres a long way to go for this to be considered stable.my kernel source is here:device tree:https://github.com/onejay09/device-generic-x86
On Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 4:15:04 PM UTC+1, adam dubuque wrote:Nope not the live wallpaper I just tried a wifi fix app no live wallpaper and it rebooted when I clicked fix then I got stuck in boot again I am starting to think wifi and booting issue are linked.
Also I noticed in the build prop or was it init.is can't remember but the wifi channel didn't have anything next to it, it was blank
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From what I can see these are some major breakthroughs for baytrail users. I really wish some more people would team up and get a github.com thread running and the androidx86 programmers would use these finds and impliment them into the new kernels and releases. There is so much potential here, it's just been years since anyone actually found the fix everyone involved probably gave up hope. If word got out, this could be huge. Like I said this is a breakthrough that no one until now has even had any success
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Where can I find Linuxium kernel patches ?
On May 4, 2017 11:04 PM, "adam dubuque" <adamd...@gmail.com> wrote:
From what I can see these are some major breakthroughs for baytrail users. I really wish some more people would team up and get a github.com thread running and the androidx86 programmers would use these finds and impliment them into the new kernels and releases. There is so much potential here, it's just been years since anyone actually found the fix everyone involved probably gave up hope. If word got out, this could be huge. Like I said this is a breakthrough that no one until now has even had any success
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