yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Android Development] GrandPuba2000:
True but with data / everything to sd, there should be enough possibilities to get it running in one way or another. Google can't push it to n1, because of the limitations in ROM space, rooted devices can flash though. Takes time for devs, we'll see what it will bring, but I think we'll see an ics ROM soon.
[Desire Android Development] Hypercaine:
Exactly my point. He got it to boot without the source code, only with the SDK. Now, with the source code released, it will be easier, but we need to patient :)
[Desire Android Development] pjjjv:
Someone again mentioned the Nexus One in context of 4.0: androidspin.com/2011/10/25/engineer-lists-potential-htc-devices-to-receive-ice-cream-sandwich-otas/
[Desire Android Development] Terepin:
Define "again". That article is old as my grandma.
[Desire Android Development] WindowsNT:
Ugh, what happened? ROM died? Willing to help :)
[Desire Android Development] The3File:
No there's a new thread. :)
[Desire Android Development] The3File:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350722
[Desire Android Development] sunnymiu:
The resources found in this thread is old as my grandma
[Desire Android Development] jonefuroy:
keep on keeping on! This is great!
[Desire Android Development] sineld:
thanks for the link. gonna try it.
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Source built ICS rom over here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355660

I assume this project has been abandoned since the earlier-than-expected source was dropped.

M.
[Desire Android Development] desireMofo:
what the guy on top of me said.
[Desire Android Development] Gurdjieff:
Nice 10char
[Desire Android Development] IVS IVRIS:
Sick stuff! I'll be following this thread :D
[Desire Android Development] sbryan12144:
Nice. I'll be porting this to the HD2 if you wouldn't mind. If I find any more fixes, I'll share for sure.
[Desire Android Development] The3File:
no... or yes :P but fake ;) hehe
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Port it, if you manage to enable something let me know :)
[Desire Android Development] hojnikb:
Tried it and it works for me ;)

Its a nice feeling to have unreleased android on almost 2 year old phone.
[Desire Android Development] emzed:
Great, great, great! Think I'm gonna try it on my Desire which is lying in the corner collecting dust!
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Awesome work buddy, I don't know how your gonna sleep knowing that you got this booting.

Respect to you
[Desire Android Development] frogfire:
Just use Stock hboot! CM7 don't work..
[Desire Android Development] pmx:
Una sola parola"WoW" :D
[Desire Android Development] bortak:
woooow I can't wait til you get this fully functional, looks good!
[Desire Android Development] bates060:
This is a true test for the workhorse desire! Good luck! Truely stood in the rank for some time now :)
[Desire Android Development] hateem:
Nice work

Nexus one port running has touchscreen input properly, can you ask the dev to share that part? Can't imagine it being quite different.
[Desire Android Development] ironjon:
Yes I' m going to bed happy.

Good luck guy!

Tapatalking
[Desire Android Development] dani_vh92:
también por aquí?? que jefe! :D
[Desire Android Development] LarsChristian:
Nice! Got it to work, but how do you scroll? :P
[Desire Android Development] mortenmhp:
Haven't tried but like in the video? Double tab and drag like a good old touchpad?

edit: or connect a blutooth mouse xD ICS should support it, though I don't think he's got blutooth working yet.
[Desire Android Development] Jurrvoss:
Keep up the great work , looks promising!

Im so gonna buy you a redbull , maybe more!
[Desire Android Development] okan22:
Nice work..can't wait to try it

Complimenti
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
I know, profanity is not well received but... HOLY **** :eek:
[Desire Android Development] bob1369:
It's not dead theres a rom built from source no point continuing an SDK port
[Desire Android Development] Terepin:
Obvios n00b is obvious.

This thread needs to be closed. Permanently.
[Desire Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Along with all the accounts of those who bumped it just to say it is dead.;)
[Desire Android Development] :
how exactly did you port?
[Desire Android Development] Malk4ever:
Necromancer.... this thread is dead since nearly 2 years. What about a PM?

edit -> [MENTION=310513]MOD[/MENTION]: pls close this thread
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
SD sort of works. You cant mount it but can read its contents in ICS. By that I mean gallery shows images on SD.

Had a play with rils and drivers. Although nothing enhances the experience, RILS and drivers seem to do no harm. Except anything thats a lib so far. Havent got time to do anymore testing today as cwm wiped my SD card (AGAIN!)
[Desire Android Development] jinrake:
AWESOME!!0_0
[Desire Android Development] *child:
Well done!
[Desire Android Development] ShiftyBloke:
Nice work!
[Desire Android Development] vasili_defy:
^_^ ice cream sandwich ..hurray!!
[Desire Android Development] renzo.olivares:
aosp kernel or sense kernel?
[Desire Android Development] kalito:
Very nice job

looking forward to the full port
[Desire Android Development] bunglehaze:
Interesting (very alpha) release, the touchscreen cursor is irritating to use but allows an early peek into the functions, as you say none of the basic functions work and RIL's make no difference but dont cause any visible harm.

Love the overall look and feel of ICS though
[Desire Android Development] ilijevski:
can't wait for proper relese :P

love it man thanx :D ... btw try to rotate your screen guys , touchscreen gets veeery fun x)
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
It's Cyanogen, the only one let me boot.
[Desire Android Development] thor9934:
N1 ICS?

i may be wrong or mistaken but i guess you could use this for some improvements on the rom?

https://github.com/anarchron/N1_ICS

i got it from here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyPeT-ZUbBw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
I've already ported it, later i'll send to a tester. If it's better then this i'll share with you.
[Desire Android Development] The3File:
Nice. When do u think :)
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
I've got a test-build of my own improvement uploading but as i said it's just a test, then i'll upload the Nexus build, but just if my own work will not make any difference.
[Desire Android Development] Crennie:
Excited to see this work underway. Thanks!
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Dude, dint be do hard on yourself.

Your work is appreciated and is maslin a huge difference.

Keep it up. :cool:
[Desire Android Development] The3File:
True
[Desire Android Development] Terepin:
I'm excited to see AOSP ICS!
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
It's not working, the Nexus port too, starting again. Last try for today, i'm too tired.
[Desire Android Development] ilijevski:
holding my fingers :D ... CMOOON :D
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
No, luck. Last try, this time for real.
[Desire Android Development] gumbald:
Following this with interest!
[Desire Android Development] Cartman682:
Thank you dude for the hard work, can't wait for ICS!
[Desire Android Development] morgan39:
Wow¡¡¡¡ Courage and luck on the endeavor, I follow this thread with interest and I appreciate the effort man :):)
[Desire Android Development] fritsypeij:
Use the force, DJ!
[Desire Android Development] lovfors:
From what we've seen of the new nexus, it seems to have touch buttons built in in the OS (by that I mean no touch/physical buttons for menu, home etc), how does that work for other phones with these dedicated buttons?
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
ICS apparently detects if there are hardware buttons present.

The point of ICS is to be the unifying OS that works across a wide range of devices, spanning smartphones, tablets, the lot... it'd be a bit silly if it could only work on devices without hardware buttons, no? ;)
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Also, the softbuttons would take up a lot of space on the screens of the current line of smartphones, like the Nexus S which will probably (!) receive an update to ICS... this phone still has hardware-buttons (being soft-touch buttons makes them no less "hardware")

EDIT:

I should probably explain my terminology, as I don't know if they line up with the common termina:

Softbuttons = part of what the OS displays on-screen

Soft-Touch Buttons = temperature switches or buttons that are part of the capacitive screen, but are not rendered by the OS on the LCD

Hardware Buttons = self explanatory, look at the HTC Desire or Nexus One

;)
[Desire Android Development] Azurael:
The Nexus One has soft-touch buttons ;) (and a 'real' trackball), the oposite of the Desire which does indeed have hardware buttons (and a 'fake' optical trackball) :D
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
True, my mistake.

Knowing that the Desire & Nexus One are more or less the same phone, I assumed blindly that it has Hardware Buttons.

Oh well, just a different kind of hardware really ;)
[Desire Android Development] Azurael:
True. It's like they did it just to create some differentiation between the Nexus and the Desire, knowing they were the same inside :p

I'm not really sure what I prefer, but soft buttons on some phones in the past have irked me. Plus, hard buttons look 'right' on the Desire, they'd look odd on the ATRIX though... (wow, Motorola think they're really important with that autocorrect capitalisation.) Odd thing is they're a full-fledged part of the touch panel on this, you can scroll past the bottom of the LCD, unlike swmbo' Desire Z.
[Desire Android Development] lovfors:
Maybe I was a bit unclear, my question wasn't IF it would work on devices with hardware buttons, rather HOW it would work.

You did answer that question though, just needed to defend my honor ;)
[Desire Android Development] bob1369:
Tried it, what is working works well. Touchscreen mouse is a weird concept. Is it possible to use the ice cream multitasking button, the desire doesn't have a designated button for this of course, also the home button seems not to work.

Edit: punctuation added sorry for being so lazy
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Please update your post with punctuation. I can't tell where one sentence ends and another begins.

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Do you like proper touchscreen input? So you have to download the new v0.0.2a!
[Desire Android Development] TheYang:
Thanks! nice work!
[Desire Android Development] jozef710i:
i have cm7/r2 hboot can i flash thid Rom or i must change hboot??
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Best to use stock hboot.

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Not really. Will you be able to make this rom backwards compatible with chalk boards please ;)
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Working on it, by now i've got a first implementation od whiteboards but just with red marker :D

By now it's not possible to shrink /system, sorry :(
[Desire Android Development] TheRealSlimDesire:
Great progress dev, following this thread very closely! :) will thanks and buy you a drink when I'm at ny comp...
[Desire Android Development] siulmagic:
hey DJ_jedi, i see you got touchscreen working, i was wondering how is that you managed to fix it, i also ported ics to my device, but the main thing that is broken is the touchscreen.
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Just pushed Gingerbread IDC of touchscreen in /system/usr/idc.

BTW i have to credit you in OP.
[Desire Android Development] marcomsousa:
new video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACWCgBPjfpU with the 0.0.2a version.
[Desire Android Development] BOOBYROM:
This is definitely going the right way!

Tnx Dj and marco!
[Desire Android Development] pitinko:
Great ;-) thanks :-)
[Desire Android Development] andreigherghe:
How did coolexe manage to enable 3D acceleration in Honeycomb SDK Port? Maybe we can ask him?
[Desire Android Development] rum0s:
Cool man, thumbs up! :)
[Desire Android Development] erichbitch:
Have you guys seen the nexus one with ICS?

[YOUTUBE]dyPeT-ZUbBw[/YOUTUBE]

It has working WiFi and seems to be a bit snappier than this port right now.

Im just telling this because the hardware is pretty similar maybe you guys could work together?
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
I ask him to work together, i'm waiting for a reply. BTW i already asked coolexe too, maybe i can use the Adreno200 libs from Honeycomb port, but before i have to unserstand how to solve bootloop if libs are loaded.

Keep waiting, guys, i'm working for you ;)
[Desire Android Development] jknvv13:
Really, if you want a faster ROM, just push EGL libs from the Desire/Nexus One to this ROM.

Just try it.

It will be faster when it gets the hwcomposer module ready for QSD8k platform.

But, anyway, if you push the EGL libs from /system/lib/egl from a 2.3 ROM it will be faster than the actual ROM.
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
This is the problem I had. Every lib I pushed caused a bootloop.
[Desire Android Development] Azurael:
They already have 3G and nearly WiFi working on the N1, I suspect if it was a simple as pushing the EGL libs to enable hardware composition, they'd have done that too...
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
I never suspected it would be that easy but I'm lost as to what they would do next
[Desire Android Development] Mikey F:
i just want to say to the guys that are pulling this off. well done. i have no idea how you do this sort of thing, but i really do appreciate the effort you are putting in for such a community cause. im going to try the latest upload in a bit, with the touch screen working like in the video, i want to have a proper look around~!

thanks again!
[Desire Android Development] Hypercaine:
Gonna give it a try.
[Desire Android Development] junjihoon:
Thanks for your job
[Desire Android Development] frogfire:
Version 0.0.1a (!new Link!)

http://foxbrew.org/android/djjedi/bravo_signed_102111_162722.zip

Version 0.0.2a

http://foxbrew.org/android/djjedi/bravo_signed_102411_102800.zip
[Desire Android Development] vasili_defy:
well tried it..

as said n seen the interface is pretty much awesome, but felt bit of lag :(

the camera's,wifi ertc not workin but i got my sd card to show details but no file manager like access.

The battery also drains much quickly(was expecting it in dev stage)

jus one question are we still out of access for Cell phone networks?:confused:
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Thanks, added to first post.

Yep, every lib i pushed cause a bootloop so no hardware (but touchscreen) is working in a proper way. But i'm going to do another try if i can use the Galaxy S II today too.
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Personally Jedi, no pressure bro.

You do what you need to do and take all the time you need to do it man, cuz i dont see anyone else attempting to pull this off other than you and the Lynx ROM Dev. Big Kudos to you and everyone involved beta testing, bug tracking, troubleshooting, knowledge sharing.

When this project takes off, i'm sure the satisfaction knowing that you didnt give up along the way, will feel better than all the people who said, THIS IS FAKE THIS CANT BE DONE etc etc.

Keep the FORCE strong :rolleyes:
[Desire Android Development] frogfire:
SD Card is working..

You can use bcm4329.ko Modul for WLAN / Bluetooth

Just and Modulsupport to Kernel

QR Code for ROM Download..
[Desire Android Development] mista1982:
WELL DONE!

Do You think you can make a SDK Port for Samsung Galaxy S2 GT i9100!

I am so ****ing jelous, and I'am not hapy to sell my HTC Desire (Amoled Display) :(

Greetings from Germany
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
So camera, audio and radio are the biggest 3 remaining then?
[Desire Android Development] itachi1706:
I think i may switch to this when radio is working. That's the only thing holding me back from switching hboot and flashing this rom. :D
[Desire Android Development] TheYang:
You really shouldn't...
[Desire Android Development] WvanWaas:
It works like a charm for a testing rom on a testing device i am happy and will keep trying newer versions
[Desire Android Development] Hypercaine:
Tried it. Most of the things worked, but my phone couldn't catch the signal, so I had no network. I saw the cursor when i pressed menu to get the wallpaper screen. The screen transitions are kinda slow, but overall progress is amazing. Keep up the good work :)
[Desire Android Development] bob1369:
is wifi supposed to be working now, if so, where to turn it on can't see it in settings, data usage and other menu's only
[Desire Android Development] ilya.glants:
very nice! though very slow and laggy. hope it'll be better! great job!
[Desire Android Development] andreigherghe:
Wondering why we can't load libs...

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Argh, adb is not working. It's throwing me a sh error. Gonna replace the original sh, then see if it works (i need adb logcat)
[Desire Android Development] JeckyllHavok:
don't know if it's the same in ics but in Honeycomb you couldn't install more than 100 libs, that was the reason why chainfire didn't make a honeycomb version of chainfire 3dn (at least that was in the past)
[Desire Android Development] andreigherghe:
Okay, i fixed sh, pushed the libs, and rebooted. No bootloop, but black screen :(

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I successfully loaded the adreno libs, but it's still laggy...
[Desire Android Development] dr4ft:
on nexus s they have a sdk port running with almost everything working, maybe there you can get some help?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1313337
[Desire Android Development] andreigherghe:
Pushed the bcm4329.ko module, won't load it either (even tho it boots...)
[Desire Android Development] frogfire:
You can't use bcm4329.ko for now

//Edit

Im trying too port Samsung GT I9023 Nexus S Rom for Desire =)

Kernel and libs its the current problem..

Nexus S also use bcm4329 Chip ...
[Desire Android Development] dr4ft:
so it looks bad for desire owners? or do you think this problem can be solved?

thanks for trying :)
[Desire Android Development] marcomsousa:
everything can be solved, don't worry.. just need time
[Desire Android Development] frogfire:
.. current compile Kernel

//Infos about Android 4.0

-6GB of download. (Work)

-25GB disk space to do a single build. (Work)

-80GB disk space to build all AOSP configs at the same time. (Work)

-16GB RAM recommended, more preferred, anything less will measurably

benefit from using an SSD. (My Server have 16 GB RAM)

-5+ hours of CPU time for a single build, 25+ minutes of wall time, as

measured on my workstation (dual-E5620 i.e. 2x quad-core 2.4GHz HT,

with 24GB of RAM, no SSD), (Work i5-2300 4* 2,8 GHz)

Yeah
[Desire Android Development] ywl12345:
on nexus s they have a sdk port running with almost everything working, when desire can use this rom??T_T
[Desire Android Development] jdstrydom:
read @ post #115 and down. it takes time, be patient and buy the dev some beer :D
[Desire Android Development] Yorzua:
[DEV][ROM] ICS Port {26/10/2011}

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1313337

Some bugs due to missing drivers which will comes when ICS will be released:

Bluetooth

NFC

Panorama Mode

Camera will give a FC at the first but will work fine after.

[YOUTUBE]Z2uW7txxVjM[/YOUTUBE]
[Desire Android Development] Someone09:
Jeez...only a week after the presentation and the devs got a working ROM.

Very impressive!

Also, I am quite surprised how fast the ROM in the video is.
[Desire Android Development] ywl12345:
could we flash this rom?
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
If you have a Nexus S.... sure.

M.
[Desire Android Development] kopsu:
This is not much related but Desire has totaly different hardware than the newer Nexus S, everything must be ported and compiled for desire. Give this guy time.....
[Desire Android Development] preston74:
Some news fom HTC/Google.

Engineer lists potential HTC devices to receive Ice Cream Sandwich OTA’s. An employee of Google and HTC, Samarth Rasiwasia, put up something we can all at least hopefully look forward too:

Technically all the Android powered devices capable of running of Android Gingerbread will be able to run Android 4.0 ICS but Practically all devices may not give an overall good user experience . So all the manufactures are reviewing ICS on their devices to check the user experience and will release the latest OS according to the results.

HTC’s list of devices that will surely get ICS :

* HTC Sensation (XL,XE,Original)

* HTC EVO 3D

* HTC Incredible S

* HTC Desire HD

* HTC Flyer

* HTC Rhyme

* HTC Desire S

* HTC Salsa

* HTC Desire Z

* Google Nexus One

Update (1) : No ETA's as yet. But may take 2-4 months because of the integration of Sense UI. HTC is definitely making every effort to provide update to most of the phones. Testing is under process. Desire Z and Salsa is going out of the list ,usability issues.

Update (2) : The phones exclusively on carriers such as HTC Amaze 4G,Thunderbolt,etc. will receive the update late.

Update (3) : New devices,i.e,Released after May 2011 will receive the updates prior to the old phones like Desire HD .

Source:

http://androidspin.com/2011/10/25/engineer-lists-potential-htc-devices-to-receive-ice-cream-sandwich-otas/

https://plus.google.com/u/0/105502178297258827378/posts/PxQ6cVjVdUd
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Well, we don't need updates from HTC. As long as the nexus one gets one, then we will have what we need. Same hardware, same drivers.

Besides, Google is much faster than HTC when it comes to updates. And all the great devs in here are even faster and much more creative.

HTC can take there update and stick it. If they really want to do something, they can release their drivers as open source.
[Desire Android Development] TheYang:
aaand here:

he is contradicting himself - i wouldn't really believe him :o
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
ICS + sense will be of interest for some people though, remember that ICS will still be modded by companies like HTC and Samsung - only google experience devices will get ICS that looks like what we saw on the Galaxy Nexus. So - it is good to see devices like the DHD on the list, particularly since there's alot of people out there already skilled at porting DHD roms.

M.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
I don't like all of the costum stuff they put on the phone. Samsung for an example makes really heavy and slow replacement apps. My sisters galaxy phone got really fast after I installed a clean ROM on it.

Besides, ICS already have I great UI unlike older versions. Why ruin it.
[Desire Android Development] markdavey:
Well according to this new article, the Nexus One will NOT be getting an update...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...roid-upgrade-for-Google-Nexus-S-in-weeks.html
[Desire Android Development] JoeyDelp:
What I would like to see is something similar to the sense 3.5 seen in BlissMod007, it's a very nice and simplistic UI, just needs some refining as it has quite a bit of lag on the desire.
[Desire Android Development] gamekid:
nice port! keep on your work :)
[Desire Android Development] MrKancho:
great work dude!

can't wait for more stable releases!

looks nice!

thanks!

peace
[Desire Android Development] blunden:
Good stuff. Your crediting of the N1 build is a little off. It's a collaboratory effort, not a single person's work. Just wanted to let you know. Just check the git for proper credits. :)
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Oh, sorry, i'll mod the first post in a couple of seconds.

BTW guys, as i said some hrs ago on Twitter, i slept last night and now i have to go to work, so no new test 'till this night (so tomorrow :D). Sorry.
[Desire Android Development] blunden:
No problem, it was an easy mistake to make. I hope another person working on it for such a similar phone will help progress for both ROMs. :)

EDIT: Btw. you can probably get SMS support working if you include the proper libhtc_ril.so and make sure it's path is properly defined in build.prop.