Development on the phone I have has gotten as far as rooting stock (SCH-I110, Samsung Illusion). As I've toyed around with my Nook, I like the idea of cutting edge software still running on older hardware. Yes, yes, I realize that this is a "cheap phone" and not "in demand" and "why don't you just go and get a S2 or S3", but isn't the whole idea of open source the ability for people to learn? I've loved reaping the benefits of others' hard work, but it's time to get my own hands dirty...
Basically it comes down to this: I need to be pointed in the right place to learn how to build recovery for my device (ie CWM).
It's currently rooted, running stock and busybox, but that's as far as I have gotten. The source code HAS been released already, so it's out there. I've tried to read up about Odin in order to figure out how to pull a recovery image and start building, but just about every tutorial I've come across teaches people how to cook their own ROMs after CWM or TWRP is already installed. I'm not quite there yet.
So if anyone has a good place that contains information on building recovery, thank you for your help in advance. I just need a little direction.
Basically it comes down to this: I need to be pointed in the right place to learn how to build recovery for my device (ie CWM).
It's currently rooted, running stock and busybox, but that's as far as I have gotten. The source code HAS been released already, so it's out there. I've tried to read up about Odin in order to figure out how to pull a recovery image and start building, but just about every tutorial I've come across teaches people how to cook their own ROMs after CWM or TWRP is already installed. I'm not quite there yet.
So if anyone has a good place that contains information on building recovery, thank you for your help in advance. I just need a little direction.