Le 04/12/2015 19:54, Adam Farden a écrit : > When 2.5 was forked we had some minor trouble with several manifests > being removed for active devices. I am looking at the list of build > targets in config.sh and sure enough, it is impossible to see which > devices are still relevant. > > I'd like to reorganize this list according to base AOSP version > (determined by its manifest) so it is easier to see how 'old' a specific > port is, and move any devices that cannot build on Gecko master to a > config-legacy.sh > > I believe anything pre JB is not working on Gecko master, is that correct? > > I'd also like any specific info on the below devices, as I don't know > anything nor do I hear anything about these devices. Are they at all > used? Are they legacy? Are they abandoned? > > Galaxy S2
Juan stopped working on that one > Galaxy Nexus That just got working again > Nexus S Still requires some local patches and still the laggy feeling even if nothing looks bad profile wise > flo (Nexus 7) No idea > > otoro > unagi > inari Those three are early devices close to ZTE OPEN > keon > peak Devices from Geeksphone. Community still use it > hamachi TCL Fire, still being hacked by community > helix I don't know what that one is > tarako Well known low cost device, I don't know the status but I think bad > dolphin I don't remember that one > pandaboard Development board, used in the early days, maybe thomas knows the status? > vixen An aborted tablet I think? > flatfish Another tablet that we dropped > rpi Well known Raspberry Pi > > > _______________________________________________ > dev-fxos mailing list > dev-fxos@lists.mozilla.org > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-fxos > _______________________________________________ dev-fxos mailing list dev-fxos@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-fxos
