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@faveoled right now it technically does not work ill work on it a bit later i just got off work im off tomorrow ....the idea is to post here and get some ideas and some feedback ...as of right now it does not i suspect the script will change alot over the course of discussion
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@faveoled we can refactor as needed
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@Keneda feel free to put where needed ...but yeah i was not sure ....tool to facilitate easier porting so i put it here
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@developerbayman hi, this software will using latest ubuntu touch blobs firmware to build, making images?
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@phmqXPD sorry for the late reply....yeah the idea is to integrate each device tree into its own section and add more to it as time goes on into the framework.....yeah I'm going to bet RN but when I get up ill post the script and lets talk about it and mold it to awesomeness.....I imagine ill need jots of help....as for the links themselves for each....I will need need assistance.....let it be known I have never built UT....I just know I wanted a tool to do it and to make it easy.....I'm obessed with builder kitchens...starting with android back in the day....set some options click a button a bam there is your image.....also I'm building one for my pylinux distro....so i figured...why not try to do one for UT.....eventually my xaiomi redmi note 9 pro will die....then what of my relationship to UT?.....I wanna build for x86_64 and the rockchip rk3588s.....but I very much learn in my own autistic haphazard makes no sense way lol
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totally spaced on this .....upgraded to a decent ryzen 9 24 gigs ram ...sweet ....but yeah here is the script i got so far ....almost lost it during the transfer
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z0TPyaX23tIvcMjd4QZoq_OwIgQsbmoZ/view?usp=sharing
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i really did space on this i already posted it
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@developerbayman x86_64? I don't think that'll happen. You probably already know that Ubuntu and other GNU/Linux distributions are almost always x86(_64) (meaning they're operating systems for computers). But... Ubuntu Touch is specifically customized to run GNU/Linux on phones, instead of smartphones running default operating systems like iOS, Android, or HarmonyOS (yeah, I'm adding that here because it's a real OS). If Ubuntu Touch had an x86_64 version, I'd find that very strange... Ubuntu Touch's interface is Lomiri, so there's already an x86_64 Ubuntu "distro" using that.
