In principle, you may reuse the Linux kernel of SGS9 for Tizen.
You can get the source code of SGS9 Linux kernel at opensource.samsung.com
Cheers,
MyungJoo.
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Sender : Raouf Rokhjavan <rokhjava...@gmail.com>
Date : 2019-04-26 01:45 (GMT+9)
Title : [Dev] Porting Tizen 5.0 to Galaxy Smartphones
Hi,
After using Galaxy smart watches, I got really interested in Tizen OS as an open source platform connecting a wide variety of embedded devices together; meanwhile, it gives us much more flexibility to tune it for specific devices and usecases which is not quite attainable on other platforms.
Despite
using Tizen on low-end smartphones, I found that no new Tizen-based
smartphone has been released since 2017. What does it mean? Did Samsung
get disappointed from Tizen on the smartphone market? On the other hand, I am
really intrigued to port Tizen OS on more advanced hardware like new
Samsung's smartphones of Galaxy series.
Although I
want to port Tizen 5.0 to Galaxy S9, the most challenging problem, as
far as I know, is the availability of drivers and HALs. How can I port
Tizen 5.0 to Galaxy S9? Is it basically possible considering available
public resources related to the hardware of S9? After porting, can I
experience basic functionalities of S9 similar to what we
have in community based Android OSs like Lineage OS?
Thank you. Raouf |
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