[WIP] Building/Porting Clockwork [WIP]

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First off, This is not a release, it is a work in progress

As we haven't heard anything back in a while from any of the Devs, and I find myself with some free time, I'm gonna take a shot at porting CWM from the sources of the Epic4g version as well as the SGS version that had better keymappings.

If anyone who still has Clockwork installed could look under the advanced options and try using the key mapping feature to give me the keymaps of the hard buttons, that would be greatly appreciated, as I'm back on a stock recovery.

Originally Posted by sduvick

First off, This is not a release, it is a work in progress

As we haven't heard anything back in a while from any of the Devs, and I find myself with some free time, I'm gonna take a shot at porting CWM from the sources of the Epic4g version as well as the SGS version that had better keymappings.

If anyone who still has Clockwork installed could look under the advanced options and try using the key mapping feature to give me the keymaps of the hard buttons, that would be greatly appreciated, as I'm back on a stock recovery.

i will have more time later, but i tried this real quick, and for each key i press, it gives a number. do you need the # for every key?

yeah, that's what i'm looking for. if you can give me a list in the format:

<button name> : <Number>

that would be greatly helpful. Those numbers are what map to keys in Clockwork/android, so all I have to do is change some numbers in the build and remap a partition in fstab.

Originally Posted by sduvick

yeah, that's what i'm looking for. if you can give me a list in the format:

<button name> : <Number>

that would be greatly helpful. Those numbers are what map to keys in Clockwork/android, so all I have to do is change some numbers in the build and remap a partition in fstab.

ok, unfortunately I can't get into CWM anymore, after a few failed Odin attempts. would have to successfully Odin and then reroot.

Sent from my HTC Vision

Ill be more than happy to help get things moving...

1 - 16
2 - 17
3 - 25
4 - 33
5 - 41
6 - 49
7 - 2
8 - 10
9 - 18
0 - 67
q - 68
w - 65
e - 3
r - 11
t - 19
y - 27
u - 35
i - 43
o - 51
p - 59
a - 20
s - 28
d - 36
f - 44
g - 52
h - 60
j - 5
k - 13
l - 21
DEL -4
SEARCH -45
z - 53
x - 61
c - 6
v - 14
b - 22
n - 30
m - 38
SMILE - 54
ENTER - 29
L SHIFT - 15
ALT - 23
@ - 56
, - 48
SPACE - 63
. - 64
? - 32
MICROPHONE - 40
R SHIFT - 46
VOL UP - 42
VOL DN - 58
JUMP KEY - 7
HOME - 8
MENU - 66
BACK - 34
CAMERA - 39
POWER - 26
TRACKBALL (push) - 50

Also, if it helps, this is a cheat sheet to navigate with current buttons
BACK - VOL DN
UP - CAMERA
DOWN -6
SELECT - MIC


Hope this helps

great work, this should be what I need!

In trying to build, my laptop is failing to build otatools... apparently it can't build on x86 for whatever reason. I have however changed the keymaps according to @jahnbodah's testing, to what should work with vol being up and down, power or touchpad as accept, and the back button as back. I also remapped the /sdcard partition in recovery.fstab to where ours is (according to my phone) as /dev/block/vold/179:1

I will attach the build files (still labeled as epic4g) if anyone who has a good build environment (Devs, anyone?) can compile this for us?

This is not a working flashable release, don't even try to flash this.

Originally Posted by sduvick

In trying to build, my laptop is failing to build otatools... apparently it can't build on x86 for whatever reason. I have however changed the keymaps according to @jahnbodah's testing, to what should work with vol being up and down, power or touchpad as accept, and the back button as back. I also remapped the /sdcard partition in recovery.fstab to where ours is (according to my phone) as /dev/block/vold/179:1

I will attach the build files (still labeled as epic4g) if anyone who has a good build environment (Devs, anyone?) can compile this for us?

This is not a working flashable release, don't even try to flash this.

If you tell me how to do what is needed I will be more than happy to do so, or point me to some online tutorials.

What software is needed? I am running win7 x64

Awesome Job man!! Glad to see some real dev work going on! sduvick....your my hero!

We're not anywhere yet, it still needs someone with a 64bit computer to compile it, as after some testing, as I thought, I can't run a 64bit vm on a 32bit computer, even though that's what koush told me to do haha.