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Originally Posted by muziling
how to compile only one modules, example folder hardware/android-htc-ril
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I have never done this, but you could try the guide here:
http://www.pixelbeat.org/docs/rebuil...el_module.html
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Originally Posted by siwsales
Im looking for a build for a Motorola Q and Q9 CDMA versions and a Palm Treo 700w can you help i have tried tons of defferent one and no luck if you can send me a private message on how to build on windows 7
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You won't find one for any of those devices, and I would give up on that search right now.
First, none of them have a touch screen, so no developer is going to waste their time trying to backport Android to it. Even if they were bored, they would at least spend time on something that would be useful.
Second, those devices use an Intel XScale PXA272 312 MHz processor. That is not processor that is supported by this project (hence why the project is called Linux on Qualcomm). This specific forum is for discussion about Rhodium devices which use the Qualcomm MSM7600 processor.
In order to get Android on those devices, you would need to actually develop your own kernel and drivers from practically the ground up for everything on that device. Most of the devices here have drivers backported from real Android devices that use the same or similar hardware, but no true Android device uses the old hardware found in those devices from 2005-2006 or earlier.