When doing make clean, make mrproper… In what folder should I be?

will try changing data to ext4

# mount -t f2fs /dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name/userdata -o checkpoint_merge /data
mount: ‘/dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name/userdata’->’/data’: Invalid argument
# mount -t f2fs /dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name/userdata /data
#

issue found

this option is invalid

unlike stock kernel

after fixing that

my stuck on bootanim issue became Bootloop

kernel Oops

camera driver fked

after disabling the camera server

i booted into desktop

nice

everything else seems to be working

except camera and battery

Desktop?

LineageOS

Ahh

Is this guide still working today?

When doing make clean, make mrproper… In what folder should I be?

And the source… In what folder should it be?

make clean && make mrproper

u must be at main kernel folder

/get mergingcaf

Hi all…
Im trying to compiling a kernel for mi9t (Android P).
Which toolchain is best for it…?

✋…

Hello all once again hope all good with y’all
Please, what should i comment in there in order to go on, i’m getting a “duplicate label” error on “sdm845-v2-camera-sensor-mtp-robotics.dtsi”, this device doesn’t have a camera and i’m guessing it’s related

actuator_rear: qcom,actuator@0 {
…
compatible = “qcom,actuator”;
…
};

actuator_rear_aux: qcom,actuator@1 {
…
compatible = “qcom,actuator”;
…
};

actuator_front: qcom,actuator@2 {
…
compatible = “qcom,actuator”;
…
};

just commented the inside of those last 2 functions, let it declared still, wish me lucky

no dice, is it possible, that even it coming from the manufacturer it came f*cked still??

where exactly is it saying duplicated

when compiling

send the file

the dtsi

sent

ERROR (duplicate_label): Duplicate label ‘actuator_front’ on /soc/qcom,cci@ac4a000/qcom,actuator@2 and /soc/qcom,cci@ac4a000/qcom,actuator@1
ERROR (duplicate_label): Duplicate label ‘actuator_rear_aux’ on /soc/qcom,cci@ac4a000/qcom,actuator@2 and /soc/qcom,cci@ac4a000/qcom,actuator@1
ERROR: Input tree has errors, aborting (use -f to force output)

i have reverted back my comments, so it’s not modified

send that