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You can use libhybris to provide support for AOSP/Android kernels and vendor components within a mainline userspace. With Project Treble, you could even have a
by 0815test 8y ago
You can use libhybris to provide support for AOSP/Android kernels and vendor components within a mainline userspace. With Project Treble, you could even have a generic userspace image be compatible with a sizeable fraction of "Treblized" devices - there are a few variations for 32-bit vs. 64-bit ARM, and for changes in the system image format, but other than that the Treble images are generic.
- swiley 8y ago> mainline userspace. I don't think you quite understand what I'm saying? Mainline here refers entirely to the kernel. There is no "mainline linux userspace." (unless you count a handful of Linux specific userspace tools for stuff like ext4 filesystem creation.)