How to add an I/O Scheduler to your kernel:
Praise God, another succesful addition to the TBLTE kernel was that of adding the FIOPS I/O scheduler to the kernel. What is an I/O scheduler? Well it is the part of the kernel that handles, or schedules, input …
For the record, I do not recommend building kernels this way, I recommend that you build them within your ROM source. This method will work, but is far more labor intensive. However, here is how to build the kernel for a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge on Ubuntu 14.04.
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In my continuing quest to make a better kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge (TBLTE, N915T), I decided to tackle overclocking the kernel. There are already some overclocked kernels out there, but I decided to do something slightly different with mine. The distinguishing feature of my overclocked kernel is …
Okay, so a little play on words, especially since I am adding the Nightmare governor to the tblte (Samsung Galaxy Note Edge) kernel, but it did turn out to be a bit of a problem child, fortunately, it was quickly corrected. As you can see, I did the standard additions …
Well, this certainly is an original code error if I ever saw one.
[CODE]prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:745: error 8: Removed public class cyanogenmod.platform.R.color
prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:749: error 8: Removed public class cyanogenmod.platform.R.dimen
prebuilts/cmsdk/api/6.txt:765 …
What does that even mean? Let's take a look at the code:
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libsepol.report_failure: neverallow on line 574 of system/sepolicy/system_server.te (or line 18452 of policy.conf) violated by allow system_server system_server:process { execmem };
libsepol.report_failure: neverallow on line 544 of system/sepolicy/domain.te (or line …
Edit: At this point (being 4 years ago) I did not understand this issue, and performed the below fix. However, this not the correct way to fix it:
While working on AOKP 7.0, I came across an interesting error:
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libsepol.context_from_record: could not create context structure
/home/alaskalinuxuser …After spending a little bit of time with my Android Studio app development course, it occurred to me that there must be a way to build Android apps on your Android phone. Five minutes on Google gave me more choices then I could shake a stick at! So, I tried …
Setting up Android Studio on a HP Compaq 6715b AMD Turion X2 processor was far from simple. I followed numerous guides online, read dozens of articles on Stack Overflow, and yet, I was still stuck. Until I finally got it going (Praise God!). So, what made it so difficult? Well …
There is a new link on the homemade roms page for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge! Praise God, it finally came together with the help of another XDA user named xNNism! You can head over to the homemade roms page for downloads, or to XDA here: