[Galaxy Tab 3 General] r2d23cpo:
I do not post here, But I am on of the thousandths that have hi hope on you guys. We know it is no easy and that you are giving many ours of work. I always keep an eye in this post.

Regards 4.4.2, I notice almost the same. In my case I thought Samsung just repack 4.2.2 inside a very thing layer of 4.4.2 just to shot off our bad comments about the release and keep us busy. What else can you expect on Samsung latest commitment towards none new device releases.

@Samsung and [MENTION=1076693]intel[/MENTION] Headquarters, Please I beg you. Stop this none sense and release a "Complete Source Code, with needed drivers" , a small Tutorial in "How to do it" definitely will be appreciated also. As you see the people in this thread are well capable to working a AOSP or Cianogenmod solution so that we can get what we want. How hard can it be to make your own customer happy. Please give us a hand.

Regards SELinux, your comment make me realize I do not know what is SELinix, I need to Google on it. You are saying "new 4.4 tw firmware SELinux is wholly disabled". But I see in the Android Firewall that apps still received different owner number. For example root is 0, the sdcard_rw that we mention is 1015 and an app let say for example Brower will get 10129. I in my mind SELinux will use this info to control each app differently and modify its behavior in android. For example Limiting its ability to Write to external SDCARD. That was my impression. I guess I am wrong and I should Google it.

Regards the kernel I will love to get back my ability to mount WIFI Hard drives in my tablet. You know CIFS/SAMBA. Yes another of Googles great Ideas canceled to force us in to Cloud use.

Forgive me to ask this here but I have read that for "busybox mount -t cifs "//server/shareflofer" " /mnt/cifs/mountfolder" busy box requires the following modules:

md4.ko

nls_utf8.ko

cifs.ko

It seems I need to compile this libraries since since x86 architecture and possibility due to different kernel. I have not found them. Do you guys know if you can help me with that? Or at least suggest me where I can get the source of those libraries? I will appreciate that.

Will Houdini transform an ARM library to x86? Sorry for the dumb question.

Thanks in advance.

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Ok here is what I found, in this forum

[MENTION=632164]bullyfrog[/MENTION] help will be appreciated.

Samsung Galaxy Tab > Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > Making cifs.ko

This is the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=837170

I guess in our kernel should be like

*Download Kernel Source Code (from //opensource.samsung.com
*Prepare Ubuntu to compile, get x86 toolchains etc
*unpacked the source
*unpacked toolchains
*ran ./build_kernel.sh <--no errors
*cd into source directory
*apt-get install ncurses-dev
*make oldconfig
*make menuconfig
*set M for cifs (under fs -> networking)
*exited !!!! do not know maybe the original poster was exited jijiji
*make prepare
*make M=fs/cifs

and the cifs.ko was created!

That is an old tread I do not know if our source kernel will have "fs/cifs" source. I will try to see what I can do. But since you guys work with this all the time my best guest is that will be understood easier. Help will be appreciated.

PD remember that it is expected that we need the 3 modules md4.ko, nls_utf8.ko, cifs.ko.