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|Various XDAndroid-specific source repositories used for building the Android system | |Various XDAndroid-specific source repositories used for building the Android system | ||
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Note: All fork repositories are maintained by the XDAndroid project, but merged with changes in the upstream Android open-source project. These forks are kept as close as possible to the original repositories, but require fixes to work with our devices or in certain configurations not intended for use with live Android systems. | Note: All fork repositories are maintained by the XDAndroid project, but merged with changes in the upstream Android open-source project. These forks are kept as close as possible to the original repositories, but require fixes to work with our devices or in certain configurations not intended for use with live Android systems. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:58, 27 February 2011
XDAndroid source repositories are hosted by Gitorious. The repositories use the git revision control system and are maintained by the Development Team.
List of Repositories
The following is a comprehensive listing of all original source repositories maintained by the XDAndroid project.
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
| linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm | MSM Kernel Source Code |
| linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/compat-wireless-msm | MSM Wireless Device Kernel Modules |
| xdandroid (Gitorious Project) | Various XDAndroid-specific source repositories used for building the Android system |
Note: All fork repositories are maintained by the XDAndroid project, but merged with changes in the upstream Android open-source project. These forks are kept as close as possible to the original repositories, but require fixes to work with our devices or in certain configurations not intended for use with live Android systems.
