I found on your forum the necessary programs for android, here is a link to the topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2613243
But the file is already unavailable and any attempts on my part to download it have not been successful.
do not have a computer and I can not compile the sources. Can anyone help me and compile them? Well, or give a copy of your device.
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Hiya I am interested in compiling my own version of the android project from the latest sources for Hero but I am having a little bit of trouble, I have been attempting to follow this guide android.modaco.com/index.php?showtopic=301857&view=findpost&p=1179830 but it does not seem to make a lot of sense to me. For instance there is no .repo/local_manifest.xml file only a .repo/manifest.xml file and editing this as outlined gives me an error. Could somebody point me in the direction of a fairly noob friendly guide for this kind of stuff, thanks a lot.
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P.S Sorry about the dodgy link, newbie restrictions prevented me from formatting it properly
this should be in Q&A Section not development really. But im looking for this too! installed ubuntu using Wubi set up JDK,SDK testsign etc and repo but god knows how to do it all! I only want to port cyanogenROM
follow this: http://source.android.com/download
when you got everything synced you can basically type "make" and watch it compile for a while. i managed to do it with just above zero knowledge about compiling.
if you want the cyanogen sources try it with the according repo. i have zero idea about vendor overlays, as i needed to compile only the recovery (watched two hours of eclair compiling, then was told i need cupcake sources and can compile the recovery only...)
Yes I am aware of how to get sources and how to compile them, I am fairly well versed in linux. But I do not know how I can compile it into a usable rom for hero.
the result of the compiling are image files that can be flashed to the phone: system.img etc. you can extract them using unyaffs.
I ran the make command, but i really have no idea what to do from there. What is the end result of doing the first make command? Im fairly sure that it is not a single .img file you can flash onto your phone. You need to make a kernal if i am correct(anyone know how to do this?)
the result of the compiling is at least a system.img. if you compiled it correctly you can flash that to /system partition. further you need a boot.img, which also contains the kernel. the the rom-cooking howto in dev section how to create one, or just get one from a working rom.
fwiw, the .img files are in out/target/product/generic/ (although there probably is a device specific directory in there if you handled the vendor overlay correctly. <- this is just a guess, i have actually no idea).
Wanna link us to that how to thread? I cant seem to find a complete one with working links.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551711
Hello!
I need help from developers or those familiar with the file structures of the android system.
Let me explain, I have a Chinese touch pad. I tried to install several custom rom (CM9, AOKP, etc ...) as well as Roma manufacturer of tablet very similar to mine (A90 Ampe, Sanei N90, etc ...).
The flash firmware or install via Recovery is done very well. The android starts very well. However, the only problem I have is that my touchscreen is not responding.
Indeed, I have to connect a mouse to use my tablet.
So here the object of my request. I love and I think it is possible created a sort of patch to apply via the recovery or via command ADB with the "drivers" of my touchscreen from my original rom.
For info, I already decompiled the image of my ROM so I have access to the entire file structure. But I do not know enough to identify which files that match the drivers of the screen.
Ya-til someone help me on the files or the place where he could find?
Thank you for your help.
For help, please find attached a complete list of the file structure of the ROM manufacturer.
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Help please!
Hi,:crying:
Which files are required for the Android SDK Support Library? I have, among others, "android-support-4.0.jar" on my system. Thing is, I have been trying to install files from the Repository but I am having issues with connecting to it so I took the manual installation method where I locate the necessary files and place them in the right folders. So anyone who can help with the files I need for library support so I can start my android projects in Eclipse Helios. Kindly check the attachment to see a screenshot of what my SDK manager currently recognizes.
Many Thanks
Hello guys, i have a problem and really want to solve it because i am bored of errors and i want to compile roms/recovery and other
I have successfully set up build evinrovment and downloaded cm 12 sources.
I have downloaded from github and synced via terminal the kernel of device and the device files.
But, when i do the command . /build/envsetup.sh terminal not show me "you're building on linux".
Anyway, if i do: lunch aosp_e2303-userdebug, same as suggested in vendorsetup.sh file of the device folder, linux give me that:
Don't have a product spec for "xxx" (xxx is for indicate the codename of device)
But i have all folders in /cm12/device
How can i solve it? Please help me....
Did you download the vendor files? Iirc they are not on github, they are on Sony's developer website. They are called device binaries or something like this. The m4 aqua is not on the list, but if you download one of the latest for any device you'll have the files there
Thank you, later i will try with these files... Now my ubuntu (not know why) not boot.
I'm running Ubuntu 16.4 in VirtualBox and I'm trying to follow this guide for creating a custom ROM. Problem is, I am completely new to Linux and I'm literally copying and pasting command line. I don't understand what everything does. I'm just kind of doing it for now, learning as I go. So far, everything has worked fine. But now, I'm stuck at this part:
Now before starting with Building guide you have to Download your Device Identity That is has follows
1) Device Tree
2) Vendor
3) Kernel
The Above files are very Vital Parameters of building they specify your device and its Characteristics.
Now you might think from where you have to download those files?
Don't be confused its simple Search in our device forum for CM Tree and Kernel and Vendor. The Dev of CM for your Device forum will specify it in his ROM thread.
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I found my device's device tree on github: https://github.com/j03lpr86/android_device_samsung_afyonltetmo
What do I do with it? Download the zip and put it somewhere and then extract it somewhere? If so, where? Or do I use the "Clone with HTTPS" link? If so, how do I execute it in the terminal?
Same questions with the vendor I found: https://github.com/j03lpr86/android_vendor_samsung_afyonltetmo
As for the kernel, what do I do for that? XDA doesn't have my device listed (Galaxy Avant). I downloaded the stock ROM from Sammobile. Do I extract kernel.img from that? If so, where do I place it?
There are just too many assumptions that the author of the guide makes and I don't understand what to do at this point.
have you looked on git hub for them?