![]() ![]() Other than that, their changes are mostly hardware enablement related (display, touchscreen, camera, sensor, etc drivers). Only really major change I noticed in my first quick glance through it, was that they've backported btrfs (from linux-stable 3.5.7). I've merged the Jolla kernel source release (kernel-adaptation-sbj-3.1115.2) on top of tagged Qualcomm (Android) kernel release so that it's possible to view all Jolla specific changes. Most likely by sending source code request to address which is stated in about device settings page. However we are working on possible flashing solution to be available for developers during 2014, but there is no decisions nor ETA defined yet.Ĥ. This means that you need to be carefull out there when beeing in developer mode, if you brick your device it can take some time to get device to care for reflashing (and on worst case you may have void your warranty for example if you have overclocked and fried the cpu with custom kernel module while beeing in developer mode). Flashing is only possible on care centers (or by Jolla employees). Currently there is no flasher tool available for general public. ![]() ![]() Where to get kernel build tree and toolchains?ġ. What support binaries are needed, like FIASCO images?Ĥ. Is it possible to flash kernel in situ?ģ. Where to get flasher tool (for linux of course)?Ģ. I think we need a thread for flashing new kernels / OS releases for Jolla too :Dġ. ![]()
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