@Keneda My apologies, I'm used to pmOS forums, been developing for them for several years now

We are ready for merge to "true mainline" Check the GitHub repo. I need someone with merge acces to mainline to perform the merge for me.

Can anyone help me merge drivers and modules into Android kernel 5.2 "true mainline"? I can theoretically do the work on my own but I have an obligation today and it would take a long time on my own anyway

@faveoled "True mainline" 5.2 is being tested by the pmOS team ATM. It compiles and boots however there are missing modules.

@faveoled I should say "used to be mainline"

Kernel compiles and boots! Added necessary Halium config files, next step is compiling rootfs. I still can't find rootfs source for the S5.

https://gitlab.com/aog-group/klte-halium-kernel/-/tree/mainline

Receiving this error while trying to build mainline for S5 using breakfast/brunch, system appears to be complaining that it can't find the device tree although I just posted the device tree both in mainline and pmOS above. This is honestly not behavior I've ever witnessed from breakfast/brunch before...

@Keneda should we prefer mainline kernel or pmOS kernel?

Found a valid deviceinfo file we can use with minimal edits from the postmarketOS downstream kernel

https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/tree/master/device/testing/device-samsung-klte

https://github.com/LineageOS/android_kernel_samsung_msm8974/tree/lineage-18.1

Mainline kernel for S5, just for reference

@Keneda Are you aware of an existing device tree in UT for the S5? I can only find kernel and halium-install sources for S5, not rootfs sources.

Starting a test compile of mainline LOS 18.1 atm

Poking around a bit more, I think the standalone kernel method should work on the S5 since it's on mainline. Gonna try that route.

There is a build of LOS/Halium for Android 13 so kernel and Halium should not be a problem.

Good morning, I have noticed there is an abandoned port of UT for the Galaxy S5 and also a WIP port of postmarketOS to the Galaxy S5. I would like to begin reviving the Galaxy S5 port of UT myself. It was such a powerful phone especially for its time and deserves the full Linux treatment.