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Did you use libhybris for this? What bootloader did your device have? How did you do the initial bringup without being able to see the console? (or did you have

Did you use libhybris for this? What bootloader did your device have? How did you do the initial bringup without being able to see the console? (or did you have UART?) Basically, do you feel like doing a longer writeup? I'm sick to death of "Linux on XYZ Android device" meaning a chroot - I would have hoped there'd be more interest in running Debian or whatever everywhere.

lgeek 12y ago
No, I did not use libhybris. It boots the kernel I've patched and it uses a full Linaro filesystem on a micro SD. The Android FS is not even mounted when running GNU/Linux. The SoC is RK3188 and it uses a proprietary bootloader to do some hardware initialization IIRC. The device does have an UART port, which I've used.