[recovery] clockworkmod touch

[_Arjen_]

Which graphic.c did you use?


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[bownz]

Which graphic.c did you use?


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The one that Utkanos provided for me for the p505.

 

[bownz]

Just so everyone has their options. This right here is a different type of Touch CWM. Works well. It has ICS Softbuttons on the bottom. (touch buttons)

 

[donavan]

Any issues with this?

 

[bill.weckel]

I've flashed this recovery and no problems so far. Done a couple backup and restores with no hickups.

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[donavan]

is there any special install method for this CWM?

 

[bill.weckel]

is there any special install method for this CWM?

Not to my knowledge. I flashed this with CWM then rebooted the recovery to boot into this one.

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[bill.weckel]

@bownz
Would you be willing to share the source code for this?
I know everyone is eager to get JellyBean up and running for our devices, but I'd like to look into this particular recovery as I am a Thrive owner myself. I'm a Windows programmer mainly, however I only code in C.

 

[donavan]

unfortunately all android stuff is written in java ... and you will pretty much have to use linux as your build environment.

 

[bill.weckel]

unfortunately all android stuff is written in java ... and you will pretty much have to use linux as your build environment.

That's not much of a problem since my system is setup to develop for Windows as well as Java and Android. I'm still interested, regardless. You'd be surprised how much of Android isn't written in Java. Kernels aren't written in Java and from sources I've seen, Recoveries aren't written in Java either.

I'm trying to venture away from programming for Windows and into programming for Android devices. I'm most comfortable with C as that's the language I have the most experience in. I can program in Java/Android, just not too much experience. Since I learn best by trial and error and by reading source code, I thought this would be a good place to start since it involves both languages.

 

[bownz]

That's not much of a problem since my system is setup to develop for Windows as well as Java and Android. I'm still interested, regardless. You'd be surprised how much of Android isn't written in Java. Kernels aren't written in Java and from sources I've seen, Recoveries aren't written in Java either.

I'm trying to venture away from programming for Windows and into programming for Android devices. I'm most comfortable with C as that's the language I have the most experience in. I can program in Java/Android, just not too much experience. Since I learn best by trial and error and by reading source code, I thought this would be a good place to start since it involves both languages.

Well I didn't work with the source code, but I pulled the kernel from this source: https://github.com/utkanos/android_device_lge_p505 With his permission .