I am working to get a complete set of kernel configuration files for all Amlogic powered Pandigital Devices, and as it stands now i only have two devices where one i have no idea about the model. Anyways, the information i require should be easy enough to get, it's two files...
Getting the Required Data using ADB
Step 1: Verify the files are available.
If the files exist, the output should appear as follows:
if either file does not exist, an error like the following will appear:
These files contain the main product information required to compile the kernel for the device as long as the kernel tree supports the configuration file.
Step 2: grab a copy of these files from the device. ( use adb, again )
I will use the Pandigital Star ( R70B200 ) for the rest of the tutorial, but the idea is the same on the rest of the devices. For this device i will pull the config.gz file to Pandigital-R70B200-config.gz and the build.prop file to Pandigital-R70B200-build.prop.
Step 3: Reboot the device, and get the boot dmesg log.
Step 4: Creating the Post with device report.
Create a post with the following information:
Using my Device as the example.... The post Contents would need the following information:
And lastly, attach the following files to the post:
It does not matter if these files are in a zip file or not, all that matters is that these files are included in the post.
Also, as a nice bonus, I will go ahead and place the Report for the Pandigital star as the first device. See the file, View attachment Pandigital-R70B200.zip
edit: Added the /proc/config.gz from one of the Pandigital Nova Devices, but I do not know which device it is, and as for the source, it's from xda-developers and is attached as View attachment Pandigital-Nova-config.zip
Getting the Required Data using ADB
Step 1: Verify the files are available.
Code:
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./adb shell ls -l /proc/config.gz /system/build.prop<br />
Code:
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-r--r--r-- root root 13193 2012-01-01 12:08 config.gz<br />
-rw-r--r-- root root 4110 2008-08-01 06:00 build.prop<br />
Code:
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/build.prop: No such file or directory<br />
Step 2: grab a copy of these files from the device. ( use adb, again )
I will use the Pandigital Star ( R70B200 ) for the rest of the tutorial, but the idea is the same on the rest of the devices. For this device i will pull the config.gz file to Pandigital-R70B200-config.gz and the build.prop file to Pandigital-R70B200-build.prop.
Code:
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./adb pull /proc/config.gz Pandigital-R70B200-config.gz<br />
./adb pull /system/build.prop Pandigital-R70B200-build.prop<br />
Code:
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./adb shell dmesg > Pandigital-R70B200-dmesg.txt<br />
Create a post with the following information:
Code:
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Make: (Insert Friendly Model name here )<br />
Model: (Insert Model number here)<br />
Android: (version number for android )<br />
Version: (Insert firmware Version number here )<br />
Code:
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Make: Pandigital Star<br />
Model: R70B200<br />
Android: 2.2.1<br />
Version: PR7W_A_BN_W_A_C_11092011<br />
Code:
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Pandigital-R70B200-dmesg.txt<br />
Pandigital-R70B200-config.gz<br />
Pandigital-R70B200-build.prop<br />
Also, as a nice bonus, I will go ahead and place the Report for the Pandigital star as the first device. See the file, View attachment Pandigital-R70B200.zip
edit: Added the /proc/config.gz from one of the Pandigital Nova Devices, but I do not know which device it is, and as for the source, it's from xda-developers and is attached as View attachment Pandigital-Nova-config.zip
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