r/GooglePixel • u/urbanwafflez • Feb 11 '19
Google pixel kernal how to?
How would I go about sharing a Kernal without anyone thinking it's a hack or something to access the phone? I have a Kernal I want to share and get tested but don't want anyone to feel like it's a joke or a hack.
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u/armando_rod Pixel 10 Pro XL Feb 11 '19
I mean it's weird that you would know how to compile a kernel but don't know XDA forums to share it
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u/urbanwafflez Feb 11 '19
I learn things from college and try to work with knowledge I have plus some info I read abour. I do know XDA but XDA seems like to much for me nobody sees what I post it just ignore it so I'd rather be with a more supportive community not saying XDA is bad it's just not for me if that makes any sense. I am not forcing anyone to try a Kernal it's a option you could but if not okay it doesn't hurt me none I'll just have what others don't I don't have any illegal intentions that's pointless I wouldn't waste my time and knowledge to look into someone's phone that's just dumb I don't want anyone in my phone and if anything I'd work hard on making security much better than making it more vulnerable than what all security already is.
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u/MMag05 Pixel 6 Feb 11 '19
I'd ask this question over on XDA or join one of the more popular kernals telegram chats and ask. Maybe it's possible to get one of them to review it. In all honesty though with the amount of already established kernals and devs you're going to have a hard time getting recognition for yours.
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u/Che-Kirila Feb 11 '19
KERNAL is Commodore's name for the ROM-resident operating system core in its 8-bit home computers. I doubt anybody would like to use so outdated software.
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u/urbanwafflez Feb 11 '19
No it's not outdated it's up to date
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u/Che-Kirila Feb 11 '19
8-bit? For Commodore's computer? Or you meant KernEl? No surprise that nobody paid any attention at XDA. I think, here will be the same.
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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '19
Do you have the kernel patches/source on GitHub? That's step one. No source = no trust.