Please...
Maybe we can do some little workshop for absolute beginners...
Builds take up to 4h now
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After I have read this...
Can someone please post more about creation/compile time?
How to increase Speed of compile?
Only PC Hardware?
Compiler?
Linux or Win as OS for Compiler?
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
I think that how faster the CPU how faster it builds, and I think that more ram also decrease build time? in combo with CPU
and your internet download speed, you must download files
There are hundreds of tutorials howto compile kernel/platform around on XDA. Really it's just matter of using Search.
Building up kernel can take around 5min~2h, building platform can take around 30min~8hours. Everything depends on amount of RAM and CPU cores u got, I'm building up kernel in around 10minutes and platform in about 1h 30mins, got some laptop intel i7 + 4GB RAM. There's way to speedup platform compilation using CCACHE, but it costs alot of disk space.
Compiling is impossible under Windows, even with Cygwin it would be hard to achieve. I'd recommend Ubuntu 10 or 11 (rather avoid 12). Mac will do too.
Compiling is impossible under Windows...
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Maybe if I have time... this year... I will try to boot somewhere Linux...
Forgotten... maybe last time Suse loooong time ago installed...
Maybe 4 or 5 years ago...
I am Win Fanboy...
Really it's just matter of using Search.
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I have not sooo much time for research by my self...
So I thought if we have soo many users in wait status...
They could translate for me in easy words...
Anyway... why not make Workshop for S8500 ...
If for each Android handset many Tutorails exists...
Then easier copy and paste and replace I9000 by S8500 if mandatory...
Not our main Devs...
I mean our enthusiastic waiters...
We have more then 10 users in this Android section... I hope...
Best Regards
I'd recommend Ubuntu 10 or 11 (rather avoid 12). Mac will do too.
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http://www.ubuntu.com/download
Lesson 1...
Download Ubuntu...
Where to find recomended Version 10 or 11
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
Why not Ubuntu 12.04 ?
Is there any problem with it ?
@adfree
Here you cand download any version you want
http://releases.ubuntu.com/
Sorry, you are limited to 8 thanks per day
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Thanx cyber kamikaz
Maybe we could collect all Links to need files/Compiler etc...
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
adfree said:
Maybe we could collect all Links to need files/Compiler etc...
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There is a small tutorial made by Mike to install all the applications you need and to compile the sources from his repository
http://polishblood.pl/?page_id=9
I'm not sure if it's also for wave.
yakub234go said:
Why not Ubuntu 12.04 ?
Is there any problem with it ?
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Many people, including me are experiencing various issues in Ub 12. These are usually fixable simple way but always... it's annyoing.
I would recommend you to use Ubuntu 11.
And download Code Sourcery 2009 which is mandatory for this badadroid project.
And here is a pretty good guide for you,
Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1186409
That tutorial includes the guide to install Ubuntu also.
If you get stuck anywhere post here or just PM me, i will try to do my best
A note on CodeSourcery2009 - it also isn't fully compatibile with our sourcetree and may fail during compiling WLAN drivers. I switched to AOSP toolchain lately and it works like charm. HOWTO there
http://source.android.com/source/building-kernels.html
New year, new attempt...
Maybe someone else is now able to compile own zImage and can give step by step instructions for noobs... like me.
Screenshots allowed.
Also hints how to download sources are welcome. :angel:
Also links etc... feel free to write most usefull hints.
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
adfree said:
New year, new attempt...
Maybe someone else is now able to compile own zImage and can give step by step instructions for noobs... like me.
Screenshots allowed.
Also hints how to download sources are welcome. :angel:
Also links etc... feel free to write most usefull hints.
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
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I think that you are asking too much and maybe it is time to make the guide yourself . For some devices you can find this kind of "spoon fed" guide, but for most devices you have to figure out how to do most of this your self. The spoon feeding guides can be really helpful depending on how close they are to your own device, but you will actually have to search for them. Another great place to start is xda-university. It took me a few minutes to find this: http://xda-university.com/as-a-developer/getting-started-building-a-kernel-from-source Perhaps this is would be a good place to start....
Need 64bits Linux
Maybe this would help http://source.android.com/source/building.html
adfree said:
New year, new attempt...
Maybe someone else is now able to compile own zImage and can give step by step instructions for noobs... like me.
Screenshots allowed.
Also hints how to download sources are welcome. :angel:
Also links etc... feel free to write most usefull hints.
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
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I can make such a TUT & will make one once i got free time
Best Regards
1 "problem" fixed...
"Working" with GitHub files...
If you follow 1 post in this Thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1851818
FAQ IS RIGHT HERE, CLICK AND READ BEFORE POSTING
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Clickclick... then you are here:
http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
Left site... Project Repositories Updated May 2, 2013
http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/wiki/ProjectRepositories
For instance Kernel... aka zImage...
Kernel GIT repository
https://github.com/Rebell/android_kernel_samsung_wave/
I swear I have not ever seen this ZIP Icon... maybe drunken or drugs or blind or braindead or all things together.
I thought only for registered users... but no Account needed to Download all files with 1 click.
My downloaded file android_kernel_samsung_wave-jellybean.zip is 124 MB big...
Later I will check how big is Platform repository...
Best Regards
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2276481
:good:
Thanx mylove90
Thanx Tigrouzen
I need more time for my Linux test PC... because 64 bit seems mandatory...
Meanwhile after I saw this today...
If you look into about phone you will notice that compile date is 8 May
Since that time i was trying several stuff like adding SmartassV2 governor but now my sources are corrupted !
I was trying to commit the changes on my repo but it didn't appear :S
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Again few stupid questions...
Backup/Safety related...
1.
If 10 GB uncompressed is downloaded...
Someone tried to compress/Zip source ?
Maybe as ZIP archive less then 1 GB...
Then maybe not the latest Version, but better then downloading 10 GB ever and ever again...
2.
How to achieve Full Download of 10 GB as Windows Fanboy?
First success with 120 MB Zip was here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41350507&postcount=18
Is here 1 Button for Windows user...
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
Adfree
You can download the sources but you have to understand how local_manifest.xml does it
But why to bother doing that while you can't compile on windows ?!
The sources downloaded are compressed already....just try to follow the TUT and you will find out that there is .repo folder with compressed sources downloaded
I guess i am just too noobish to Linux and don't understand how to fix my sources yet
Currently my main issue is time :S....I've to study to pass this year :S
Maybe other experts right here can help us
Best Regards
Related
Hey guys
First of all: I'm not good in develop! But i want to start with CM porting to our Gen8
I just get some infos from chulri how to port CM.
What have to be do:
Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8
Extract some Gen8 Binaries
Build the Kernel with Touchscreen Drivers
Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8
I started a Thread at the CM Forum about this I'll report here..
( http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/24048-cm-port-to-archos-gen8/ )
Extract some Gen8 Binaries
I hope chulri will answere me soon so i can do this
Build the Kernel with Touchscreen Drivers
This have to be done from a guy who has Kernel Knowledge! Anyone?
If anyone's interested i could send a link with an how to, i've found onthe web
Everybody is invited to help to getting this Project started!
Greetz,
Lenn
I'm not a great porter, but I've shadowed a lot of porting with the cm roms, I'll try to do my part if you host the project on something like github(both kernel and rom). I also have a little bit of kernel development experience.
Scaryghoul said:
I'm not a great porter, but I've shadowed a lot of porting with the cm roms, I'll try to do my part if you host the project on something like github(both kernel and rom). I also have a little bit of kernel development experience.
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Thats good You know more than me
I just could host the normal kernel and rom, because i've do nothing yet
(When chulri answered me i'll catch the original binaries, you can read this here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1029507&page=3 )
You think you could the first step i described?
That would be assome
thank you for start the ball rolling!
Lennb said:
Thats good You know more than me
I just could host the normal kernel and rom, because i've do nothing yet
(When chulri answered me i'll catch the original binaries, you can read this here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1029507&page=3 )
You think you could the first step i described?
That would be assome
thank you for start the ball rolling!
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Not sure what you mean, you want me to explain how to extract the original binaries?
If you need a tester i'm your man ^^
(and if i can be of help with anything else learn me and i'll try ^^)
link should be this?
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/19647-archos-gen8/page__view__findpost__p__196966
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Not sure what you mean, you want me to explain how to extract the original binaries?
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First of all, Thanks for a help appear!!
I think he mean the step of porting CM7 to gen8 is:
1.Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8
2.Extract some Gen8 Binaries
3.Build the Kernel with Touchscreen Drivers
so, step 1 should be "1.Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8"..
Scaryghoul said:
Not sure what you mean, you want me to explain how to extract the original binaries?
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I dont know, when chulri respone me i'll report it here
@eagleofdeath13
Thanks for support! Maybe you could search someone with Kernel knowledge who could do the first step, i think this is hard
@LeoNg628
Yep,sorry about that, thank you for correcting me
Thank goes to all you guys!
LeoNg628 said:
First of all, Thanks for a help appear!!
I think he mean the step of porting CM7 to gen8 is:
1.Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8
2.Extract some Gen8 Binaries
3.Build the Kernel with Touchscreen Drivers
so, step 1 should be "1.Build-Scripts for CM on Gen8"..
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Yep,you're right
But i think its the hardest step and i've kernel knowledge,
We have to find someone with Kernel Knowledge who could do this
(Except chulri, i always ask him, but he has to much work right now..)
Oh, well I've never really created a build script before but there are plenty of guides instructing on how to do so.
Extracting the binaries usually consists of adb pulling all of the binaries required for the complication that are proprietary/closed source. I suppose you could just copy/paste them to your sdcard then copy to a computer if adb weren't around but that's just extra work.
As to which binaries we need, I'm not sure yet but we can cross that bridge in a bit.
To make the build script, we should probably analyze other build scripts for other devices and the directories for them.
This thread might aid in development, I doubt they have the build scripts for archos but they at least have examples in the program I'm sure and other tools to use.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=969266
Also for whoever attempts to get a functional kernel for cm7 this page may be useful(or possibly me just making sure I read this later)
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Howto:_Build_a_Kernel_Port
Scaryghoul said:
Oh, well I've never really created a build script before but there are plenty of guides instructing on how to do so.
Extracting the binaries usually consists of adb pulling all of the binaries required for the complication that are proprietary/closed source. I suppose you could just copy/paste them to your sdcard then copy to a computer if adb weren't around but that's just extra work.
As to which binaries we need, I'm not sure yet but we can cross that bridge in a bit.
To make the build script, we should probably analyze other build scripts for other devices and the directories for them.
This thread might aid in development, I doubt they have the build scripts for archos but they at least have examples in the program I'm sure and other tools to use.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=969266
Also for whoever attempts to get a functional kernel for cm7 this page may be useful(or possibly me just making sure I read this later)
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Howto:_Build_a_Kernel_Port
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Thank you!
Okey, you really knows a lot more than i am
I'll do the binaries, just say me where they are?^^
Maybe you could try the Build script(s)...
And for the Touchscreen Driver:
We've to look for somebody who do the instructions i've found on the net
Scaryghoul said:
This thread might aid in development, I doubt they have the build scripts for archos but they at least have examples in the program I'm sure and other tools to use.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=969266
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Okey, i know this Thread, its great except the fact it don't support Archos ^^
I'll send a message at these guys about archos devices and parallels about our gen8 devices ad supported devices, so we could create our own script to do it from scratch like they've do
But i now i go to bed^^
To start with build scripts I would recommend to find a device - which is supported by CM, if there even is one - which has similiar hardware as the Archos Gen8 series and start from there instead to start from scratch.
If there is no such similiar device series you unfortunately would have to start from scratch
chulri said:
To start with build scripts I would recommend to find a device - which is supported by CM, if there even is one - which has similiar hardware as the Archos Gen8 series and start from there instead to start from scratch.
If there is no such similiar device series you unfortunately would have to start from scratch
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I have Desire and Desire HD also Aria and Legend....but all is HTC...the hardware spec is not similar to Archos gen8....
chulri said:
To start with build scripts I would recommend to find a device - which is supported by CM, if there even is one - which has similiar hardware as the Archos Gen8 series and start from there instead to start from scratch.
If there is no such similiar device series you unfortunately would have to start from scratch
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Okey,thank you
there is no device similar to our archos that is supported
But is it possible to "mix" it?
Like:
Cpu - from a phone that has Arm Cortex A8
[...]
we put together all parts
woukd that be possible?
Yes, CPU might be the most important common part, then WiFi/BT, DSP (for hardware acceleration of videos), Sound, Touchscreen and in the end USB host port.
Lennb said:
Okey, i understand thank you very much, chulri!
I've searched but i dont found anything about writing build scripts on android...
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I haven't found anything too, but I did some research in the beginning of this year: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.p...nMod_for_Sholes#Prepare_the_Build_Environment
After installing the repository on the build machine, you have all the build scripts from other devices and can copy and adapt them.
Lennb said:
Okey, then we'll do this step (binaries) in the end, i think the best would be to write the build scripts first? What do you mean?
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Agreed
Lennb said:
i think we should write now on the developement thread, then the other guys could read it
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Agreed too
chulri said:
Yes, CPU might be the most important common part, then WiFi/BT, DSP (for hardware acceleration of videos), Sound, Touchscreen and in the end USB host port.
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Okey, but how do we get these firmwares out of the archos firmware?
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.p...nMod_for_Sholes#Prepare_the_Build_Environment
After installing the repository on the build machine, you have all the build scripts from other devices and can copy and adappt them.
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Okey, i just have a windows pc, but i think i put linux on it
Ubuntu is the best for developening, isn't it?
I have to talk to my brother (with-owner of the pc)
I'll put a dual-boot system on my pc
I want Cyanogen!
Lennb said:
Okey, but how do we get these firmwares out of the archos firmware?
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a) adb pull (this is what the "extract_files.sh" does)
b) root the device and copy files one by one
c) root the device, copy the filesystem image and extract the files by script
Lennb said:
Okey, i just have a windows pc, but i think i put linux on it
Ubuntu is the best for developening, isn't it?
I have to talk to my brother (with-owner of the pc)
I'll put a dual-boot system on my pc
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So you start developing? If not, no need for linux at all
Lennb said:
I want Cyanogen!
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4 days ago you wanted UrukDroid, 3 day ago you wantet Honeycomb, now you want CM, will you stay this time?
chulri said:
a) adb pull (this is what the "extract_files.sh" does)
b) root the device and copy files one by one
c) root the device, copy the filesystem image and extract the files by script
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Sorry, im a noob I just don´t understand.
Adb pull is copy files over adb(command connection over usb); right?
So you start developing? If not, no need for linux at all
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I try I reset my Pc anyway
4 days ago you wanted UrukDroid, 3 day ago you wantet Honeycomb, now you want CM, will you stay this time?
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Same answer as in 2
from what i understand 2.2, 2.3 doesnt support usb hosting which is needed for the archos screen
is there a fix for that?
i know android 3.0, 3.1 support usb hosting...
so yea i have dxisda kitchen and sdk and sgs2 and of that junk but i dont even know how to open sdk tools how to start ? how to make custom rom? how to open the f***ing .img?! you know bascis.. so yea thk for help and pls help...
solain said:
so yea i have dxisda kitchen and sdk and sgs2 and of that junk but i dont even know how to open sdk tools how to start ? how to make custom rom? how to open the f***ing .img?! you know bascis.. so yea thk for help and pls help...
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I too would love the help and for possibly someone to take me under their wing. I am very eager to learn. I'm always on my phone, and always trying to read, but sometimes the forums just contradict themselves, and let's face it, with all the drama going on in the forum, it can sometimes get a little frustrating trying to ask for help, especially when someone doesn't want to be bothered by a noob. Thanks in advance
Sent from my PG06100 using Tapatalk
solain said:
so yea i have dxisda kitchen and sdk and sgs2 and of that junk but i dont even know how to open sdk tools how to start ? how to make custom rom? how to open the f***ing .img?! you know bascis.. so yea thk for help and pls help...
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Not sure what you are asking. For the sdk tools, do you mean the android sdk? If so, follow the instructions on the sdk page. For the images, I assume you mean the boot.img and possibly system.img. You do not open these. If you have a system.img, that means you probably have a shipped rom. Use the kitchen to create working folder from rom, and choose this. It should auto extract the system partition. As for the boot.img, you don't generally need to extract this, but there is an option in the advanced settings of the kitchen. You can change your rom's kernel in the boot.img.
cbernardo13 said:
I too would love the help and for possibly someone to take me under their wing. I am very eager to learn. I'm always on my phone, and always trying to read, but sometimes the forums just contradict themselves, and let's face it, with all the drama going on in the forum, it can sometimes get a little frustrating trying to ask for help, especially when someone doesn't want to be bothered by a noob. Thanks in advance
Sent from my PG06100 using Tapatalk
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Hey Guys!
First of all a bit of encouragement. The android kitchen sure as hell does not turn you into a rom developer. I decided i wanted to use the kitchen just over 2 weeks ago and run ubuntu in a virtual window. From then I decided I did not like windows anymore so installed linux as my main os and had to learn that (trust me getting the graphics card to work was a chore) I finally got the kitchen working tonight and decided to sign up to xda. Even with my limited knowledge I have been able to help someone on here tonight. Read Read Read and ask questions if you can not find the right answers on the forum. Research pays off eventually. (I now softmod nintendo wiis professionally from learning off a forum!!!!) Remember everyone has to start somewhere even if you are a noob and don't get disheartened if someone says you should have read this this and this. As long as you learn from ur mistake I'm sure people wont mind too much.
SFUK
aha... so let me understand i need ubuntu?
and i need to open system img fot the app edit
can someone pls answer yes im using android sdk and yes i use stock rom how to edit img? i need to edit system for app app folder edit i could open it at linux reader but icant edit its all written in hex
How long before bricked again...????
solain said:
can someone pls answer yes im using android sdk and yes i use stock rom how to edit img? i need to edit system for app app folder edit i could open it at linux reader but icant edit its all written in hex
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Im about to take the dive myself, still rounding up the tools. Was about to dl virtual...unbuntu etc but read this just now and it makes sence so as much as i want to screwup my phine as fast as possible i think i will follow this advice.
You might have already seen and read but what the hell....
Originally Posted by cyanogen
I really dislike the "chef" moniker when it comes to Android, since we are more of an open-source community. I think it implies a "file pusher" mentality. But then again, I am biased against proprietary versions of Android like Sense, so feel free to disregard all of this.
Here's my advice for those looking to make their own Android ROMs.. Stop. Write an app or two first, learn how the system works from a developer standpoint. Learn some Java. Read the developer documentation. Learn how to use Git. Then learn how to build AOSP from source. Read the porting guides, and learn how the build system works (the links below have almost everything you could possibly want to know). Now try to put your new found skills to work on enhancing the platform by writing code or making theme overlays. And share! And put that **** on your resume. There is a *ton* of information out there but any kind of "step-by-step rom cooking guide" is going to be a complete fail- it's too broad of a subject.
Android Developer Guides: http://d.android.com
Working with AOSP source: http://source.android.com
Platform Developer Guide: http://pdk.android.com
Android Gitweb: http://android.git.kernel.org
Git Ready (Git tips and tricks): http://www.gitready.com/
Building CyanogenMod: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.ph...ng_from_source
How Dexopt works and what are those odex files: http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=pla...5936;hb=master
The PDK site is absolutely vital if you are going to work on custom ROMs. Read every single page. Twice. Some of the info isn't up to date, but you'll get a really good idea about what goes into actually configuring Android to work on a real device.
dmeadows013 said:
Not sure what you are asking. For the sdk tools, do you mean the android sdk? If so, follow the instructions on the sdk page. For the images, I assume you mean the boot.img and possibly system.img. You do not open these. If you have a system.img, that means you probably have a shipped rom. Use the kitchen to create working folder from rom, and choose this. It should auto extract the system partition. As for the boot.img, you don't generally need to extract this, but there is an option in the advanced settings of the kitchen. You can change your rom's kernel in the boot.img.
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can u shoot me a couple links for the kitchen/other tools download
solain said:
so yea i have dxisda kitchen and sdk and sgs2 and of that junk but i dont even know how to open sdk tools how to start ? how to make custom rom? how to open the f***ing .img?! you know bascis.. so yea thk for help and pls help...
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What version of Linux are you running? Are you running Ubuntu? I never had much luck using the Android Kitchen in a virtual environment for some reason. When I installed Ubuntu as my main OS, however, that made all the difference. From there you'll also need to make sure you have the Java Developers Kit (JDK) installed or at least open-jdk (Open source alternative) installed in order to run the Android Kitchen or the SDK for that matter.
There's a really good tutorial on how to set up the SDK on Ubuntu 10.10 or Ubuntu 11.04 which is what I had used to set up the SDK on linux for the first time. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=921169
I prefer 10.10 just because I'm not huge on Ubuntu's newer Unity interface and my old laptop seems to run 10.10 a lot better than 11.04 or 11.10 but that's another story.
Once you have the SDK setup, you can then run the kitchen accordingly.
I use a tool called Android Utility by tommytomatoe which is essentially a collection of tools for creating custom ROMs, editing apk's, etc. It just happens to also include dsixda's kitchen which is a nice plus. You can download that here: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/3303-utility-android-utility-apktooldex2jarsmalimoremac-linuxoct09-2011/
Hope this helps. Good luck, dood!
**Edit** My bad... There's also a thread for Android Utility on XDA also....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1167623
Hi all! I'm trying to compile the CM9 for optimus one but I don't understand how to do it! I have already compiled the CM7 and there are successful but don't know where to put files and give commands with the sources of CM9! Can someone give me a hand?
What have you done/tried already?
I compiled the CM7 but I don't know how build the CM9! I don't know who commands give and where to put files
Can you help me?
Lupohirp has already started.to port cm9 to p500 there r still some bugs but it's getting there
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
First sync cm9-source, instead of gingerbread you use ics.
Download device and vendorfiles from github.com/lupohirp.
Create following folders in device: lge and lge/thunderg (in time it will be p500 instead of thunderg)
Also download framework_base from his github and replace all files folder in framework/base in your working folder.
_Arjen_ said:
First sync cm9-source, instead of gingerbread you use ics.
Download device and vendorfiles from github.com/lupohirp.
Create following folders in device: lge and lge/thunderg (in time it will be p500 instead of thunderg)
Also download framework_base from his github and replace all files folder in framework/base in your working folder.
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done!! And now?
markolino631 said:
done!! And now?
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Now, Use your Brains.
ahhaah i have an error in the file AudioTrack.cpp when compile cm9! this is a error:
frameworks/base/media/libmedia/AudioTrack.cpp: In member function 'android::status_t android::AudioTrack::restoreTrack_l(android::audio_track_cblk_t*&, bool)':
frameworks/base/media/libmedia/AudioTrack.cpp:1206: error: 'clearAudioConfigCache' is not a member of 'android::AudioSystem'
make: *** [out/target/product/p990/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libmedia_intermediates/AudioTrack.o] Errore 1
make: *** Attesa per i processi non terminati....
how to fix it?
how to fix this error? http://pastebin.com/m3D1vZQs
OMG, if you dont know how to solve compiler errors learn coding/bug fixing instead
of ask again and again for every **** error on a forum. Do you realy think someone want
to help you to learn programming??? i think no one will do so.
Compiling a rom from source code is not the right toy for bloody beginners, sorry if it
sounds to hard but this is the real life.
andy572 said:
OMG, if you dont know how to solve compiler errors learn coding/bug fixing instead
of ask again and again for every **** error on a forum. Do you realy think someone want
to help you to learn programming??? i think no one will do so.
Compiling a rom from source code is not the right toy for bloody beginners, sorry if it
sounds to hard but this is the real life.
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bro just let him wait for the reply from someone and learn it the hard way...
why waste ur time????
maybe someone will help him but who knows...
look what I just asked one thing I did not ask that someone help me to solve the bugs! I just want to compile the rom! isn't that just because you are good you have the right to judge others.
markolino631 said:
look what I just asked one thing I did not ask that someone help me to solve the bugs! I just want to compile the rom! isn't that just because you are good you have the right to judge others.
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i doesnt said a thing about the one is a bad programmer / another is better. i only
said that its sometimes better to learn things before get started with big projects
that can waste a lot of time. do what you want - its your time, not mine
so I have time to lose! However I managed to compile the cm7 for another phone! I'm having problems with only the cm9 and can't solve it!
Before you try to compile CM9, read Cyanogen's words of wisdom
perseus0807 said:
Before you try to compile CM9, read Cyanogen's words of wisdom
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thats sooo true.
I read what is written and I understand that to compile the rom you need to develop but still do not know (I have only 15 years old)! However, I still try and just wondering if anyone can help me understand!
I can read code, but I can't code. Let me try to point you in a good direction, it has to do with the audio system.
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Hello,
Suppose I have a bootmenu source code( from CM7 repo for example ), how can I compile it alone( without having to compile entire CM source code )?
Thanks, Joe.
Try make bootimage
Herpderp Defy.
make bootimage didn't work - no rule for creating bootimage.
Just one more question: If I don't want to download the entire code, just to compile a very small piece of it( which contains Android.mk ), how can I do it?
That piece must have a git behind it.
Try make --help
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I prefer people to reply to me and give feedback instead of thanking me!
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It does, for example android_Framework_base
What do I do then?
You can do that, the android build system is tightly integrated, and you cant just build anything indepently
But if you have the full source, u can cd to the dir and use this command "mm"
UNknown command.
Lunched and . Build/envsetup before?
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I prefer people to reply to me and give feedback instead of thanking me!
But thanking me does show if you apreciate my works.
mDroidd said:
Lunched and . Build/envsetup before?
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Yes, but it failed, so no.
GodSlayer said:
Yes, but it failed, so no.
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Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit?
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I prefer people to reply to me and give feedback instead of thanking me!
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mDroidd said:
Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit?
Greets!
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I prefer people to reply to me and give feedback instead of thanking me!
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Now, yes. I am still struggling to get it working, the repo sync always fails on me. Isn't there an easier way to download the source code?
GodSlayer said:
Now, yes. I am still struggling to get it working, the repo sync always fails on me. Isn't there an easier way to download the source code?
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Nope...
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I prefer people to reply to me and give feedback instead of thanking me!
But thanking me does show if you apreciate my works.
OK, So I've compiled the AOSP. mm is not working.
How can I compile the apps via Eclipse? It gives me thousands of errors.
My bad, was a typo, its mmm
So - do this
cd <source dir>
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch (select your device - or maguro/crespo would be fine)
mmm packages/apps/<app u wanna compile>
It'll compile, when done, check out/target/product/<device>/system/app/<app>.apk
cdesai said:
My bad, was a typo, its mmm
So - do this
cd <source dir>
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch (select your device - or maguro/crespo would be fine)
mmm packages/apps/<app u wanna compile>
It'll compile, when done, check out/target/product/<device>/system/app/<app>.apk
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Thank you so much! I already figured out how to compile apps( make Settings/etc ), but this works for everything there.
And as for my second question - HOw can I insert a single app into eclipse? I tried to add the classes-full-debug.jar, but I still get some errors like missing classes and things like that.
Any solutioN?
Hi..im a quite fresh android user after having iphone for the last 4 years....i have a huawei ideos x5 pro that for me at least is a great phone for his price..but the major problem is that we don't have devs for our phone...only one chinese guy that develops roms for at least 7 phones so we aren't his major concern...so im asking if there is a complete noob guide for compiling rom..fixing rom.
i have to tell you and please don't flame that even that i have knowlage over pc's i haven't any knowlage over programming and coding!!so if any guide can't help me it will be ok...i try! but if there is a guide that can help me step by step to understand the basics and then with a bit of research can figure it out the rest it will be helpful!!
Thanks!!
Sorry for my english!
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=make+android+custom+ROM
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=make+android+custom+ROM
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Yeah i know that...im asking for a user's entirely noob guide...1st time user guide...google is full with guides but not so novice guides!!
There isn't a "type this, click this, A,B,C" guide. That would be called just copying somebody's work. What you need to do is start reading through ALL the guides you can find, compile a kernel, read smali, change colors, mod pictures, unpack-repack boot.imgs. I can't give you a link and say "Read this tutorial and you will be a developer", that's just not how it works.
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There isn't a "type this, click this, A,B,C" guide. That would be called just copying somebody's work. What you need to do is start reading through ALL the guides you can find, compile a kernel, read smali, change colors, mod pictures, unpack-repack boot.imgs. I can't give you a link and say "Read this tutorial and you will be a developer", that's just not how it works.
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ill give it a try thanks!!!
After reading a lot of guides...i can say that i didnt find anything so hard but i haven't try it so far so i can say for sure...but i stuck in one thing...somewhere on all the guides it sais to find your device tree...and many guides that are from samsung or htc using some github and some cyanogen brances...i have an huawei ideos x5 pro...where i will find those trees?do i need them for making the android source work with my device or the source from google is universal meaning that when im build the rom from sources.android.com the rom will work in my device??
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After reading a lot of guides...i can say that i didnt find anything so hard but i haven't try it so far so i can say for sure...but i stuck in one thing...somewhere on all the guides it sais to find your device tree...and many guides that are from samsung or htc using some github and some cyanogen brances...i have an huawei ideos x5 pro...where i will find those trees?do i need them for making the android source work with my device or the source from google is universal meaning that when im build the rom from sources.android.com the rom will work in my device??
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You must have a device tree... If not you have to build your own... The rom built from source.android.com will only work with google nexus devices...
adiles said:
You must have a device tree... If not you have to build your own... The rom built from source.android.com will only work with google nexus devices...
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So my hands is tied...nice!!there is no way that i can make a tree i don't have so much knowlage!! :/ too bad!!
pikachukaki said:
So my hands is tied...nice!!there is no way that i can make a tree i don't have so much knowlage!! :/ too bad!!
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look for a device with similar hardware and copy that device tree, then try to make adjustments to get it working and voila. and ask that one dev if he can give you his device tree
I have read all things in xda about my u8800, and xda helps me know about root, install cwm, uprom..etc. thank all of you, thank xda
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Me Too!
lemonade747 said:
I have read all things in xda about my u8800, and xda helps me know about root, install cwm, uprom..etc. thank all of you, thank xda
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I'm actually reading everything about my new device, Sony Neo L. This is pretty amazing! XDA rocks!
CrisisCorE said:
look for a device with similar hardware and copy that device tree, then try to make adjustments to get it working and voila. and ask that one dev if he can give you his device tree
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Hardware we need the same cpu gpu or everything?sensors bt wifi etc?
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How can i get source code for Vision, since huawei doesnt let you download it?
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if u r good at linux, u can try this guide >>> http://handycodeworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/linux_versus_android.pdf
I compile linux kernels for desktop, but the android kernel is not the same. Cyanogen team and GOOGLE Android developers provides a comprehensive guide on building ur own ROM. But to build ur own OS, u need to understand each component carefully. I don't know abt android, but i am making Linux OS from scratch. I have kernel compiled, tool chain set up, now i am putting apps on it. But android uses DALVIK VM for Java apps, also .... U refer the pdf it will tell u. Once i finish making this OS, i'll focus on Android ROMS. They r similar to Linux OS, but require patches in kernel, a light c lib, new fs, a different vm (dalvik) and different ways of managing i/o interrupts and much more..
this link is on porting android on nokia >> http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/Linux-For-Devices-Articles/Porting-Android-to-a-new-device/
this one is on linux on embedded systems >> http://www.lindusembedded.com/blog/2010/12/07/android-linux-kernel-additions/
Also, sorry to say but learn C/C++/Java . To make ROMS, atleast to make modifications and to understand the kernel u'll need C. Not very hard to learn, Good tuts on Lynda.com and other sites. And be good at Linux. Happy Learning