Well Sir..I personally, certainly appreciate your efforts to this point..and do understand your position with this..please except my thanks..and I'm very sorry you weren't receiving the support you needed..
https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm/issues/1#issuecomment-48856878
you forked my files then you know what other ones you had to add in order to get it to compilehttps://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm/issues/1#issuecomment-48856878
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Touche. Touche.considering you forked my device trees last night it didnt seem odd that it managed to come up with a recovery.img when you compiled it yet there was no prebuilt?
it does, in fact it works for all three, peregrine, falcon, condorTouche. Touche.
I thought the falcon's kernel would let it boot seeing how it's used and somewhat works for the root + recovery method.
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. regardless good to hear about them pushing official source, as i think the dtb files are whats preventing sdcard mounting in cwm now as well. i had no reason to check xda but finding out twrp has issues with it makes me wonder how long ago i would have had a fully functional cwm if i had known this info, oh well
it does, in fact it works for all three, peregrine, falcon, condor
for tehm to be unified someone just needs to figure out this sdcard nonsense, the device tree i have already has em all seperated and unified. cybojenix is working on condor and i was working on peregrine when i contacted dhacker he told me what needed to happen for it to get merged in and then be working officially. its honestly a lot less work than i originally thought but this crap about dtb files is annoying. and the msm8226 kernel builds the dtb files just fine, look in your out directory.
I never saw an msm8226-pergrine.dtb file, and when I think about it, I don't think there should've of been.
Oh man... I'm so sorry I'm late... I've just seen this... I have XT1040 and if you ever change your mind, you can count on me for testing... (I'm not a developer...)
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Nice!
I second this, I have an XT1045 and would test builds as needed or as schedule permits on my end : im not the most savy and might not be able to identify problems but i can at least just test for functionality
A class 10 working, great! So it's either hardware variance or UHS-1 that prevents recovery detecting microSD. 64GB may work if formatted to FAT32 ad not ExFAT (since Moto G 4G doesn't support larger than 32gb microSD). But I haven't seen any success with UHS-1 cards on any recovery thus far. Let us know if it works.
My XT1045:
