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Jelly bean uses the following kernels
3.0 kernel for Galaxy Nexus
3.1 kernel for Nexus 7
3.4 Kernel for Nexus 4 and Nexus 10.
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Google Working On Android Based On Linux 3.8
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sound pretty unlikely they would ship it in Android 5.0, with only 3 months to go before Google I/O, no?
I think it may be for Android 6.0, and probably because 3.7 and later 3.8 contained 64 bit ARMv8 support, and also the F2FS file systems like others have said.
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fast tracking 3.8 this could mean only one thing....android wants f2fs!
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Originally posted by johnc View Postlol. you are always dissin' java 6.
i actually found all the new things they've been roping into java has made it a lot more convoluted and uglier. it's like they want to turn it into something unintuitive like PHP or C++.
jmo of course.
edit: before you know it they'll be adding "unsigned ints"
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostNice
Because now Nexus 7 with latest Android 4.2.2 still use old 3.1.10 kernel built on November 29, 2012.
I hope they already rebase it on more modern Java, because they still use Java 6 which is boring.
Java 7 is much nicer.
i actually found all the new things they've been roping into java has made it a lot more convoluted and uglier. it's like they want to turn it into something unintuitive like PHP or C++.
jmo of course.
edit: before you know it they'll be adding "unsigned ints"
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostNice
Because now Nexus 7 with latest Android 4.2.2 still use old 3.1.10 kernel built on November 29, 2012.
I hope they already rebase it on more modern Java, because they still use Java 6 which is boring.
Java 7 is much nicer.
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Nice
Because now Nexus 7 with latest Android 4.2.2 still use old 3.1.10 kernel built on November 29, 2012.
I hope they already rebase it on more modern Java, because they still use Java 6 which is boring.
Java 7 is much nicer.
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Google Working On Android Based On Linux 3.8
Phoronix: Google Working On Android Based On Linux 3.8
Google recently opened up a public code repository that contains their experimental work to re-base Android off the recently released Linux 3.8 kernel...
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