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Please keep in mind this is a work in progress and is currently intended for devs only. Do not flash if you don't know what you're doing.
Ok, after making some progress towards getting this thing ready for user-space, I've decided to finally start a thread on it just to see if I can get anyone interested or willing to help... This ROM is currently in below Alpha status (if there is such a thing) and does not boot, but I believe I can get it booting in about a week barring a system crash or a zombie apocalypse. Again, this is only meant for a jumping off point towards getting AOSP ICS on our I957s, so don't blame me if you flash this and your tab becomes bricked...
Source
Link to source ------> Here
Github
Link to Github ------> Here
Want to Help?
Code:
Downloading and Building from Source
Edit
Follow the Repo instructions to download and install Repo.
Download the Android source tree by specifying the branch and manifest for a specific Code Aurora release. In this example the download the carrot.cupcake branch using manifest ''M7201JSDCBALYA6380.xml''
$ repo init -u git://codeaurora.org/platform/manifest.git -b ics -m M8260AAABQNLZA30120.xml --repo-url=git://codeaurora.org/tools/repo.git
$ repo sync
Build the source tree
$ source build/envsetup.sh
$ choosecombo 1 1 msm8660_surf eng
$ make -j4
Running choosecombo with no arguments will prompt for Android build options and target.
Downloads
Link to ROM------> Here
Thanks to Da_g for the kernel base, and thanks to the people at Code Aurora for the msm8660 source.
Great stuff jo
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Sweet, Thank you for start a build for i957 and Finally about time!
great start, thank you!!!!
MaX
Great news, keep up the good work.
Yes thank you very much for this start!
ICS for i957?
I'm ready to test when you have a bootable ROM! Where are you getting ICS-compatible hardware drivers for the i957?
Thanks
phil_white99 said:
I'm ready to test when you have a bootable ROM! Where are you getting ICS-compatible hardware drivers for the i957?
Thanks
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Base drivers can be used from the msm8660 ics source code provided by Code Aurora, and proprietary can be used from the stock Honeycomb firmware. Hopefully.
1. THANKS JO!
2. In order to boot, what is needed?
I'm assuming this is a CWM zip, not an odin package, right>
With ics for the skyrocket leak hopefully things will get easier
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Thank You. Hell yeah! You guys rock. I'll help out if I can.
I'm willing to test too.
hey Jo there are some ICS CWM roms starting to come out for the skyrocket (ICSMOD5 is what I was looking at). Do you think with some script edits this could be flashed to the i957?
thanks to OP for attempting this. there are enough of us i957 users out there I think !
orlandoxpolice said:
hey Jo there are some ICS CWM roms starting to come out for the skyrocket (ICSMOD5 is what I was looking at). Do you think with some script edits this could be flashed to the i957?
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Yes, but the problem is we would probably need our own ICS kernel to get most of the stuff working. I'll try my hand at ICSMOD5, but I'm not sure if anything will work without a dedicated kernel.
jomeister15 said:
Yes, but the problem is we would probably need our own ICS kernel to get most of the stuff working. I'll try my hand at ICSMOD5, but I'm not sure if anything will work without a dedicated kernel.
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yes you are right about that, but i think the tmobile guys got ics running with the skyrocket kernel but they are having issues with data.
orlandoxpolice said:
yes you are right about that, but i think the tmobile guys got ics running with the skyrocket kernel but they are having issues with data.
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Ok, I'm not really going to be able to use my tab for dev purposes this weekends, but if you want to try a port here's what you need to do.
1) Setup a build enviornment in dsixda's kitchen with ICSMOD5.
2) You'll need to look at the updater-script and change the partition blocks according to the Tab (e.g system needs to be 25 instead of 24).
3) Two ways to do 3. One: grab the kernel from this thread and put it in ICSMOD, or Two: You could just leave the kernel as is. I'm wary of option Two.
4) Flash it. If it doesn't boot, try to get a logcat and send it my way. If it does, then yay ICS.
jomeister15 said:
Ok, I'm not really going to be able to use my tab for dev purposes this weekends, but if you want to try a port here's what you need to do.
1) Setup a build enviornment in dsixda's kitchen with ICSMOD5.
2) You'll need to look at the updater-script and change the partition blocks according to the Tab (e.g system needs to be 25 instead of 24).
3) Two ways to do 3. One: grab the kernel from this thread and put it in ICSMOD, or Two: You could just leave the kernel as is. I'm wary of option Two.
4) Flash it. If it doesn't boot, try to get a logcat and send it my way. If it does, then yay ICS.
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OK I have followed these instructions; downloaded ICSMOD5, set up the kitchen, grabbed the kernel (assuming that's boot.img) from your zipfile in the first post of this thread and copied it to the working folder, overwriting the Skyrocket kernel.
Then I looked at the updater script to see if partitions need changing. Per this post the layout looks OK. Example: /system is p24 and /boot is p08 already.
So far so good? Planning a test for later today.
Exciting let me know how it goes
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Also don't use the default generated kitchen updater script
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In case anyone is having trouble finding toro as a device target when trying to build from the list of targets from the 'lunch' command... Toro didn't show up in the list but I was able to manually specify it rather than selecting a numeric option.
Devs probably know that works, but amateurs like myself might benefit from that tidbit. Jellybean seems to be building OK for me now.
EDIT: I was asked what I did, more specifically, so I'll put that here in op:
Rather than enter a numeric choice, I entered 'full_toro-userdebug'. Apparently this was a valid response and the build proceeded.
Mind explaining how you manually selected it?
keith.mcintyre26 said:
Mind explaining how you manually selected it?
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Not at all. Rather than selecting say, 11 or another choice, I entered: full_toro-userdebug. Apparently this was a valid response and the build proceeded.
question... not much into actual developing here but i know my way around the inside of a rom or two... once you compile. will it be a fully capable rom? as in (what the OTA will be like without VZ apps)?
spunks3 said:
question... not much into actual developing here but i know my way around the inside of a rom or two... once you compile. will it be a fully capable rom? as in (what the OTA will be like without VZ apps)?
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It's not as 'polished'. There are no gapps, the dictionary is not complete (need a version from a factory image/rom), there are extra keyboards (Japanese?), maybe a couple other oddities as compared to a stock ROM. It will certainly be more capable that porting a gsm rom to toro, that's for sure .
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Not at all. Rather than selecting say, 11 or another choice, I entered: full_toro-userdebug. Apparently this was a valid response and the build proceeded.
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I did that right after I asked haha. Building now. Thank you.
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keith.mcintyre26 said:
I did that right after I asked haha. Building now. Thank you.
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You're very welcome. Happy flashing.
I thought you meant the whole system. I was wondering where you got the jellybean source
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phydo said:
I thought you meant the whole system. I was wondering where you got the jellybean source
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Google released it into the wild today:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-building/XBYeD-bhk1o
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Google released it into the wild today:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-building/XBYeD-bhk1o
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Haha uhh.. I did realize that about two minutes ago. Thanks.
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phydo said:
Haha uhh.. I did realize that about two minutes ago. Thanks.
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I was actually trying to pull it before Google was finished so it hasn't been that long.
Hey can you help me out? Is your android version showing as 4.0.9.99.999.9999.99999? Wth?
anton2009 said:
Hey can you help me out? Is your android version showing as 4.0.9.99.999.9999.99999? Wth?
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Lol!
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Lol!
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Well... I figured out why it was showing like that; because I was syncing the master branch and not the 4.1.1 branch. But I'm still confused on this
Not to thread jack, but i have my rom building, but to actually personalize the rom, is there any app like eclipse or is it just editing files in the zip?
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Not to thread jack, but i have my rom building, but to actually personalize the rom, is there any app like eclipse or is it just editing files in the zip?
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You edit the source files. The goodies you want are in the res folder of most applications. /packages/apps in the source code. Here's my question, when I boot it gets to the Google screen and then a black screen. I suspect this here. When I start the build I see this:
Code:
find: 'src': No such file or directory.
PRODUCT_COPY_FILES device/generic/goldfish/data/etc/apns-conf.xml:system/etc/apns-conf.xml ignored.
... Many more of these Product copy ignored things...
And then it finishes compiling. What's up here, I'm pretty sure it's missing drivers and stuff!
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You edit the source files. The goodies you want are in the res folder of most applications. /packages/apps in the source code. Here's my question, when I boot it gets to the Google screen and then a black screen. I suspect this here. When I start the build I see this:
Code:
find: 'src': No such file or directory.
PRODUCT_COPY_FILES device/generic/goldfish/data/etc/apns-conf.xml:system/etc/apns-conf.xml ignored.
... Many more of these Product copy ignored things...
And then it finishes compiling. What's up here, I'm pretty sure it's missing drivers and stuff!
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Did you install the binaries for toro? There is also a script that will pull them from your phone (so a stock rom is best), which may be better because Google can't give you everything you need for a functional rom (GPS for example). I ended up copying those files from a stock image to my compiled rom.
i got my binaries from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#torojro03c
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Did you install the binaries for toro? There is also a script that will pull them from your phone (so a stock rom is best), which may be better because Google can't give you everything you need for a functional rom (GPS for example). I ended up copying those files from a stock image to my compiled rom.
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i got my binaries from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#torojro03c
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For future reference, what he's referring to is the extract-files.sh script included in the CM source. If you cannot find the proprietary binaries for a certain device you wanna build for, plug in the phone via usb, cd to the directory with the script and execute the command.
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Well... I figured out why it was showing like that; because I was syncing the master branch and not the 4.1.1 branch. But I'm still confused on this
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I also got version 4.0.9.99.999.9999.99999 when I synced to the master branch. Thanks for mentioning the workaround to sync with 4.1.1_r1 .
Did you figure out if it's a problem to sync 4.1.1 into a directory that's already synced with master (4.0.9.99...)?
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Update: I think I can answer this question based on JBQ's response:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/android-building/rtH5ZbJC7qU/-N1lr9MqexYJ
"You can also switch in place: just run "repo init -b <new_manifest_branch>; repo sync" in your existing client."
Sounds like syncing to a new branch in the same working directory should work just fine.
]I attached the file that shows what errors I get when trying to compile, hopefully someone can help me out. Also one thing I didn't capture but I think is important is that the first line it prints when trying to compile is something along the lines of not finding the 'src' folder, it's not in my jelly bean source folder, and I did a repo sync and the source is about 14.8gb so I'm not sure if I'm missing anything, any help would be appreciated, thanks.
I'm using -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31018542#post31018542 as my guide
and to be more specific I'm using openjdk not the jdk it says to use in the thread, not sure if that has any significance, also I commented out some lines in the main.mk file so that it can compile with the openjdk and stops asking for jdk 1.6 which people said is okay to use openjdk, if you guys need anymore info to help me, lmk. I'll try to be as specific as possible.
Also I used the make -j4 idk if I should be using -j1 or anything else. Yes I picked the write build from the lunch menu.
Here you have the same error and a patch to solve it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641&page=4
Regards!
McGiverGim said:
Here you have the same error and a patch to solve it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762641&page=4
Regards!
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I applied the patch, and i still got errors
also find: 'src' no such file or directory
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
I really find it hard to believe that they is NOT one thread that show a fully working CM10 from start to finish. Each and every one has something that is not right or a file missing.
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cenwesi said:
I really find it hard to believe that they is NOT one thread that show a fully working CM10 from start to finish. Each and every one has something that is not right or a file missing.
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Lmao yeah I've follows like 20 different guides, non of them have everything 100% because everyone uses a different distribution of Linux and some things work for some people and not for others it seems.
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I don't see why you're having the issues compiling, as the make errors are pretty non-descriptive.
Are you using 64bit Ubuntu or 32bit Ubuntu?
I think sometime today, I'll post my method for how I got my compiled working and see if that helps anyone.
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The guide you are using is a guide for Ubuntu 10.04 and there are more packages that need installed on 11.04+. Make sure you are using 64-bit Ubuntu and follow this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1566224
This is a guide for CM10, but if you are wanting to build aosp, then just use this guide to setup your build environment and use the other guide to download the source and build. There is also a nice kitchen built by swordrune10 that can build stock rooted aosp, cm10, aokp and several other popular Roms. The thread is in the GSM dev section for downloading and installing his kitchen. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667055
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I don't see why you're having the issues compiling, as the make errors are pretty non-descriptive.
Are you using 64bit Ubuntu or 32bit Ubuntu?
I think sometime today, I'll post my method for how I got my compiled working and see if that helps anyone.
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64bit :/ Idk this is my 4th time trying to compile....each and every time before this I gave up because of multiple errors but this time I want it to work...so I'll get to the bottom of it. If you do end up posting your method, mind pming me and letting me know?
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Serious_Beans said:
I applied the patch, and i still got errors
also find: 'src' no such file or directory
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
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These are not errors that would cause a build to fail. I haven't looked at your txt file so I don't know what's there. Use pastebin or something people don't have to download and you may get better response.
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akellar said:
These are not errors that would cause a build to fail. I haven't looked at your txt file so I don't know what's there. Use pastebin or something people don't have to download and you may get better response.
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I did upload it via pastebin...how do I insert it properly into these forums?
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64bit :/ Idk this is my 4th time trying to compile....each and every time before this I gave up because of multiple errors but this time I want it to work...so I'll get to the bottom of it. If you do end up posting your method, mind pming me and letting me know?
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Sent you a pm.
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geoffcorey said:
Sent you a pm.
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Thanks a lot for your help earlier, I'm syncing the repo right now, I'll let you know how building goes tomorrow morning.
import_includes /bin/bash: line 1: out/host/linux-x86/obj/STATIC_LIBRARIES/libbccExecutionEngine_intermediates/import_includes: Permission denied make: ***
this is what causing his build to fail. what version of make are you using, 3.41 or 3.42? also do you have gcc-multilib installed?
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import_includes /bin/bash: line 1: out/host/linux-x86/obj/STATIC_LIBRARIES/libbccExecutionEngine_intermediates/import_includes: Permission denied make: ***
this is what causing his build to fail. what version of make are you using, 3.41 or 3.42? also do you have gcc-multilib installed?
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3.81 according to "version -make"
I don't know if I have gcc-miltilib. I'll try to find out and if not I'll get it.
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Serious_Beans said:
3.81 according to "version -make"
I don't know if I have gcc-miltilib. I'll try to find out and if not I'll get it.
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yeah, 3.81 (forget 3.4x, was thinking of something else)
you're building as a normal user, i would assume. was the folder created as root or something?
weird.
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bk201doesntexist said:
yeah, 3.81 (forget 3.4x, was thinking of something else)
you're building as a normal user, i would assume. was the folder created as root or something?
weird.
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Yeah originally it was lol, I re did everything from scratch. I built the ROM successfully, just having trouble finding the camera driver.
http://pastie.org/4714900
Bump. I built successfully the first time and now I'm getting this error.
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http://pastie.org/4714900
Bump. I built successfully the first time and now I'm getting this error.
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http://pastie.org/4716749
More errors, hope someone can help.
Bump
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http://pastie.org/4714900
Bump. I built successfully the first time and now I'm getting this error.
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http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=345201
http://www.ducea.com/2007/10/25/gcc-error-trying-to-exec-cc1plus-execvp-no-such-file-or-directory/
seems you need g++
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http://pastie.org/4716749
More errors, hope someone can help.
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seems to me that you're out of ram; try passing a lower number of threads, like -j4 or even -j2.
Not sure if anyone is interested or not but I have a chrooted Ubuntu 12.04 and Ubuntu 13.10 on my N7 running.
If anyone is interested I can post the steps and scripts I used, so you can do it yourself, and learn as you do it which is fun lol.
Most of the information is available via google searches however some things are not mentioned.
I have almost got LXDE running in the chroot without vnc, however not fully.
The problem I am having is when I startx or xinit /usr/bin/lxsession it displays a blank screen. When I kill the process, the LXDE background displays with a cursor. Not sure why it waits to display when I kill the process kind of weird.
Anyways thoughts, comments, constructive criticism.
photo of the adb screen launching startx img1.jpg
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I guess there is a guide already from what I read.
No need for a guide unless someone wants to try making their own Ubuntu chroot. Then you will have the ability to make you own image size etc.
If anyone is interested or wants to do this post here and I will provide the steps.
And assist with scripts and what not.
By no means did I come up with this on my own, however many guides have scripts that don't work etc due to your version on android or device etc.
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I'm using the guide in the General Section to use Kali PwnPad with my N7. I was using Backtrack with my 2012 and just bought a 2013 and very happy so far that everything works with Kali but with a better performance!
Wifi USB host was the main concern and it works great.
Nice job you have done too can you send me or share your chroot script please?
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I'm using the guide in the General Section to use Kali PwnPad with my N7. I was using Backtrack with my 2012 and just bought a 2013 and very happy so far that everything works with Kali but with a better performance!
Wifi USB host was the main concern and it works great.
Nice job you have done too can you send me or share your chroot script please?
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yes, do you need startup scripts or launch scripts for vnc and x
or just the chroot script to get into linux?
UPDATE
I made scripts which will allow the creation of the linux image right on the device itself.
It downloads approximately 200 megs for the packages, no more need to download huge image files...
Right now ubuntu works for sure testing others...
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I made scripts which will allow the creation of the linux image right on the device itself.
It downloads approximately 200 megs for the packages, no more need to download huge image files...
Right now ubuntu works for sure testing others...
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Great job! Could you share those somewhere (I'm interested in running other distributions e.g. Fedora and Mer)
vrutkovs said:
Great job! Could you share those somewhere (I'm interested in running other distributions e.g. Fedora and Mer)
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of course, but need to finish scripts and work out some bugs.
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of course, but need to finish scripts and work out some bugs.
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Hey, any news on this?
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Hey, any news on this?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2627255
Hi everyone. I am attempting to buld my first ROM and am following a guide to build beanstalk. I am at a point that confuses me. The comand is "breakfast (Device name)". Is this just looking for "n7100" or is there a speacial name I have to put there? Thanks!!
PS: Before anyone say this is not the place for this, Id like to say sorry first. IF i can get this to work and I get permision from scott this will turn into a new Beanstalk build thread.
It depends on the Beanstalk build environment setup. Your best bet is to PM someone that has already built for a device and ask them.
Just something to try, you could try the breakfast command without typing anything after it and see if your device name shows up then.
When I started building from source, I have never used the breakfast command, only lunch and make.
Thanks for the reply. I am running into another problem thats a step before that. I am trying to get the curl command to work. It creates a file called repo but when I try to do the next command repo init "blahblah" I get an error code saying syntay error Doctype HTML. The only thing I can think of is that the repo file should be a python script but is getting saved as html. I dont know how to fix this. Can someone post there repo file. This is the code to I am using to create the repo file.
curl https://dl-ssl.google.com/dl/googlesource/git-repo/repo > ~/bin/repo
Bert.C said:
It depends on the Beanstalk build environment setup. Your best bet is to PM someone that has already built for a device and ask them.
Just something to try, you could try the breakfast command without typing anything after it and see if your device name shows up then.
When I started building from source, I have never used the breakfast command, only lunch and make.
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Goneeuro said:
Thanks for the reply. I am running into another problem thats a step before that. I am trying to get the curl command to work. It creates a file called repo but when I try to do the next command repo init "blahblah" I get an error code saying syntay error Doctype HTML. The only thing I can think of is that the repo file should be a python script but is getting saved as html. I dont know how to fix this. Can someone post there repo file. This is the code to I am using to create the repo file.
curl https://dl-ssl.google.com/dl/googlesource/git-repo/repo > ~/bin/repo
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Have you got that big list of dependencies installed? If you dont know what I mean, search for aosp amd setting up build environment and theres a list of packages that need imstalling, python beimg one of them.
Actually looking at that link I dont think thats where my repo come from. If you can wait until tomorrow when Im back at my pc Ill sort out a step by step guide if you want? As in noob starting from scratch guide that I followed to get set up.
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Bert.C said:
Have you got that big list of dependencies installed? If you dont know what I mean, search for aosp amd setting up build environment and theres a list of packages that need imstalling, python beimg one of them.
Actually looking at that link I dont think thats where my repo come from. If you can wait until tomorrow when Im back at my pc Ill sort out a step by step guide if you want? As in noob starting from scratch guide that I followed to get set up.
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Yeah. I had a wrong link in the curl command. It was an old link. I googled it and replaced it, now everything seems to be working. Lets see though. Any help you can give though I would apreciate it.
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Yeah. I had a wrong link in the curl command. It was an old link. I googled it and replaced it, now everything seems to be working. Lets see though. Any help you can give though I would apreciate it.
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What steps have you already taken mate? Start from the very beginning if you can and we shall get you up and running in no time at all (unless you already are?)
Hi. I got it syncing now. Thanks. The next command I'm not to sure of is the breakfast command.
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Goneeuro said:
Hi. I got it syncing now. Thanks. The next command I'm not to sure of is the breakfast command.
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Did you add your N7100 repo's to the local manifest?
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Did you add your N7100 repo's to the local manifest?
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Can I message you on hangouts?
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Did you add your N7100 repo's to the local manifest?
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Sent PM. :good:
Ok. Next question. Where or how do I get the device specific files for the note 2 so I can try to build the newest beanstalk. I thought they would automatically come from CM but the device isnt supported. Not sure if I mentioned this or not before but I have never done this before so it is a learning experience for me.