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Keeping in mind that android uses the linux kernel. So whatever android driver exists for the 835 LTE is by definition a linux driver. It's possible there's s
by sliken 9y ago
Keeping in mind that android uses the linux kernel. So whatever android driver exists for the 835 LTE is by definition a linux driver. It's possible there's some userspace part that could be android specific, but there's a decent chance of it working under linux.
- voltagex_ 9y ago>It's possible there's some userspace part that could be android specific, but there's a decent chance of it working under linux. Isn't that a bit like taking a kernel driver for 3.4 and hoping it works on 4.10? Or, more likely in Android's case - a heavily modified 3.0 and hoping it works on 4.10. Yes, I know about libhybris (and wish someone had a good tutorial for using it).