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Okay, so I've been playing around some more with the SODP material and AOSP 10. That's right, they decided to stop naming Android versions after deserts and just give them numbers. Seems lame to me, but, oh well.
Either way, I did a …
One of the prevailing issues with the SODP build of AOSP was that every time I hooked up my phone to the computer to transfer files, it would cause the phone to crash and reboot. Obviously that is not very productive. I was a bit stumped and decided to join …
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As you know, I've gone Google App-less, or "gappless". But, for better or worse, not all of my ROM users have done the same. Typically, when you build a custom ROM, you build it without things like ROOT or GAPPS, and leave it to …
Well, last post I was telling you how I started using the SODP material to build AOSP on the XA2 Ultra, and how well it worked. However, there were a few issues. One notable issue was with the camera preview, and how it would look green. The pictures themselves would …
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Alright! Well, the first build of AOSP using the SODP on the XA2 Ultra are out! For those who are caught in acronym paralysis, that is the Android Open Source Project built using the Sony Open Devices Project. I used the SODP material to …
Now that I've built a few ROMs for the XA2 Ultra (AOKP and Resurrection Remix), I've turned my attention to the Sony Open Devices Project. The SODP, as it is abbreviated, is an effort to make custom ROMs for various Sony devices that are as open source as possible. This …
Well, after a year of service, thousands of miles, and a full fall, winter, spring, and summer, my home made Bluetooth auto-start is still trucking! It's been really convenient as the weather once again turns cold to pull out my phone, press start, and hear my truck fire up!
There …
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While this tool isn't new for most HAM's, it was new for me. It's called CHIRP, and it is a programmer for your radio. More or less, it allows you to input channels, change settings, and download/upload content to your radio …
While working on the nightmare governor for the Xperia XA2 Ultra (sdm660), I ran into this error:
/home/alaskalinuxuser/aokp_pie/kernel/sony/sdm660/drivers/cpufreq/cpufreq_nightmare.c:714:3: error: implicit declaration of function 'INIT_DELAYED_WORK_DEFERRABLE' [-Werror,-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
INIT_DELAYED_WORK_DEFERRABLE(&this_nightmare_cpuinfo->work, do_nightmare_timer);
^
/home/alaskalinuxuser/aokp_pie/kernel/sony/sdm660/drivers/cpufreq/cpufreq_nightmare …
You might be getting tired of these by now, but I really do use this website as my scratchpad, so I can jump back to something that I worked on before. I also hope that people who are searching for an error can find it here, possibly with an answer …