[blackeggs]

Olvidarlo, ese codigo de los merges es para el exynos3 que es el procesador mononucleo del galaxy s original. EL s3 lleva el exynos 4. En el hilo de cm10 se estan cagando en samsung en cada post. Dicen que si queremos un cm10 estable nos pasemanos a nexus o al xperia t. Dicen que los ingenieros de sony ya les han dado todo la informacion necesaria y que les han ayudado mucho y que en tres semanas ya hay version estable de xperia t. Dicen que en samsung pasan completamente de ellos, que los tratan como si fueran una molesta y que samsung lo que quiere es que se acabe el desarrollo de android de codigo libre.

Asi estan las cosas por el hilo de cyanogenmod del s3.

De la version americana del s3 que no usa exynos tambien hay version estable. Dicen que es un telefono completamente diferente al s3 internacional y que su procesador esta bien documentado.

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For your information, the xperia T is fully working, as Sony really helps the developers. Codeworkx can attest.

And the recent git patches are for exynos3, which is galaxy s first edition.

Xperia T took about 3 weeks of work in October to get CM10 quality beyond where I9300 is NOW after many months of work.

It's not just their use of Qualcomm chips with good reference source in CAF - for device-specific stuff, their devrel guys actually answer technical questions, provide technical assistance, and work closely with the engineers doing the actual device work. Samsung's devrel contact, on the other hand, clearly is separate from the engineering teams, and unfortunately, many of them seem to treat our contact as an annoyance to be rid of as soon as possible. The end result is that when we ask questions, our devrel contact is told outright lies by whatever engineer they speak with, and management is 100% OK with this.

As a result our poor contact is stuck between a community who wants to see from Samsung what they see from other companies, and a corrupt organization who wants to do whatever the hell they want and obviously wishes the Android opensource community would disappear.