Hello. I Try Compile AOSP froyo-relase compile but Make doesn't work. :S
I Downloaded All Zip from github/android/ where is froyo-relase and unpack to once folder (screen) and i give it chmod to 777 but after make i see
"Make file not fount. Stop."
What I Doing wrong?
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cheqolada said:
Hello. I Try Compile AOSP froyo-relase compile but Make doesn't work. :S
I Downloaded All Zip from github/android/ where is froyo-relase and unpack to once folder (screen) and i give it chmod to 777 but after make i see
"Make file not fount. Stop."
What I Doing wrong?
Screen in Attach
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There should be a Makefile in the root of your source tree, If it's missing , run this command in the source tree root
Code:
echo "include build/core/main.mk" > Makefile
That will probably get you started!
Thanks
Thanks
now i Have problem with compile Android 2.2.3 - I have Java 1.6 but i need 1.5 so i Cant Start Compile . What Now? I Try to install Java 1.5
cheqolada said:
Thanks
now i Have problem with compile Android 2.2.3 - I have Java 1.6 but i need 1.5 so i Cant Start Compile . What Now? I Try to install Java 1.5
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Looks like it's your lucky day then
This post covers all things Java - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26957072&postcount=4
Doesn't hurt to use the search feature either, It's works really well
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can anybody tell me how to compile tun.ko for any rom? what would i need to download/install etc? any help would be appreciated. thanks!
get the kernel soruce and check config file for tun
in .config file search for "TUN" keyword, change Y to M, run make menuconfig, save, compile.
slow down guys absolute noob here. how/where do i run makeconfig? what software would i need? sorry if stupid questions :c
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daggerxXxsin said:
slow down guys absolute noob here. how/where do i run makeconfig? what software would i need? sorry if stupid questions :c
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First, you need the kernel source code for your device. The Linux GPL requires that OEMs provide the kernel source so you should be able to find it.
You'll need a linux machine with a development environment. You'll also need the Android NDK for the ARM toolchain.
Once you've got all that lined out, you'll need a kernel config. You can usually get this from your device's proc directory as /proc/config.gz.
Now gunzip the config.gz in your kernel source directory, rename it to ".config" and run "make oldconfig". If it is from an identical source tree, then it should run without prompting.
Now run make menuconfig and drill down to the tun options and enable it as a module. Now you can "make" your kernel and "make modules" for the modules.
okay so first thing is to setup a build environment. gotcha. will work on that.
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Gene Poole said:
First, you need the kernel source code for your device. The Linux GPL requires that OEMs provide the kernel source so you should be able to find it.
You'll need a linux machine with a development environment. You'll also need the Android NDK for the ARM toolchain.
Once you've got all that lined out, you'll need a kernel config. You can usually get this from your device's proc directory as /proc/config.gz.
Now gunzip the config.gz in your kernel source directory, rename it to ".config" and run "make oldconfig". If it is from an identical source tree, then it should run without prompting.
Now run make menuconfig and drill down to the tun options and enable it as a module. Now you can "make" your kernel and "make modules" for the modules.
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Hi Gene, i want to ask, if we cannot find the config.gz file from the device, is it imposibble to get the tun.ko working?
Or if it possible, can you tell me how to gain some configuration, that used by the tun.ko, so we can set the config from menuconfig correctly?
I`ve tried to compile tun.ko for a device, the insmod working fine, but when the vpn try to use the tun, it is crash, it raise segmentation fault.
Hello everyone,
I am really have difficulties with this one, I have been trying over and over and I just haven't succeeded yet, so I came looking and hoping for some help around here .
Like the title say, I need to:
1) Apply patch(diff) with resources.
2) Compile.
The files:
Diff
Resources
I really hope there are someone out there who can take a few minutes or so to help me out, because I am stuck at this myself, I really need some help!
Thanks in advance.
Goto the root of your source code folder (e.g. cd ~/android/system)
apply patch by using:
- "patch -p1 < "
after ">" has to be a "blank space" (press spacebar),
- now drop your patch file in to the terminal window, (this will add the path to the patch file),
- run the created command
- place recources files to:
/<root of your source code folder>/system/core/res/res/drawable-hdpi
i think this require the ROM source code and Programming tools or Linux OS to run.
it not like windows got GUI to let you click in 1 buttom.
more datails please ??
i really like to port iy to my devcice
hope someone can help-me
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Hello peeps,
I can't build CM10.1 (maguro) in Eclipse, I got an error from packages/apps/apollo/src/com.andew.utils/RefreshableFragment.java. It's about Fragment class.
Here is the error :
The type android.view.View$OnCreateContextMenuListener cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files.
And naturally project can't be built :
The project was not built since its build path is incomplete. Cannot find the class file for android.view.View$OnCreateContextMenuListener. Fix the build path then try building this project
However, I can build in command line via brunch, mm, mmm, etc.
I have to fix these issues, because anytime I add something in a string.xml file, R.java is not updated as the project can't be built.
u will have to add all the missing .jar files... else you have an option to just build an app after you compiled the whole rom with
Code:
mmm "project"
command
frapeti said:
u will have to add all the missing .jar files... else you have an option to just build an app after you compiled the whole rom with
Code:
mmm "project"
command
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Thanks for your answer. Well yes I currently use mm or mmm commands to rebuild the package I am working on.
I wanted to know if there was a more comfortable option. Adding all the jar files is the way to go as you said.
I'll see if I can deal with that, otherwise I'll stay with mm and mmm command lines.
--- copied with permission from nathanpfry.com ---
Architekt is a custom Virtual Machine that can be used with Mac OSX, Windows, and Linux. It includes everything you need to sync with the repo of your choice (Cyanogenmod, AOKP, AOSP, etc) and start compiling Android ROMs. This version includes Java 6 for compiling Gingerbread thru Kitkat. To compile Android L, switch to OpenJDK7.
Features:
- Latest Arch system
- XFCE Desktop Environment
- All necessary packages for compiling
- No junk (games, etc)
- Geany for editing code
All you have to do is download the source!
The only requirement is that your host machine supports a 64 bit OS. 32 bit systems will not work!
Instructions:
1. Download and install VirtualBox for your host system from here.
2. Download the latest architekt zip archive and extract architekt.ova to your hard drive.
3. Start VB, click File > Import Appliance. Select "Open Appliance" and choose architekt.ova, then click Next to import the virtual machine.
4. Highlight architekt in VirtualBox Manager and open Settings. Under "System" you will want to give it more RAM and Processor Cores. The higher these values are, the faster you will compile ROMs.
5. Start the machine, pull up a terminal and initialize a git repo. Once the source is finished downloading, you're ready to go!
Download:
Click here for download mirrors
Username/Password: android/android
Feel free to buy me a Zico coconut water (donate) if you like my work. It would be greatly appreciated!
Please hit the "Thanks" button if this post helps you out!
please can you help me how to change java version jdk6 to jdk7 using command?I've tried command that used in ubuntu but Those command are not working in this virtual machine. Also there is no app to extract file and can't edit xml file
Røbin said:
please can you help me how to change java version jdk6 to jdk7 using command?I've tried command that used in ubuntu but Those command are not working in this virtual machine. Also there is no app to extract file and can't edit xml file
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You might want to try BuilduntuVM instead.
Architekt is getting pretty dated, and I don't have any time or plans to update it. BuilduntuVM received a lot more attention and is up to date with the latest versions of OpenJDK etc. for compiling Android M.
sylentprofet said:
You might want to try BuilduntuVM instead.
Architekt is getting pretty dated, and I don't have any time or plans to update it. BuilduntuVM received a lot more attention and is up to date with the latest versions of OpenJDK etc. for compiling Android M.
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Thank you
Building A Kernel For A6k
Hello Folks, Looks like A6000 Forums Are On Fire So Now I AM HErE TO POuR Oil In The FIRE
Lets Get Straight To The POint
This Guide Will Help you build a kernel for our little Precious One
Requirements:
Ubuntu[DOnt Ask How]
Required Libs like libncurses, and stuff [If you face any such error realted to libs, just google Once]
Good Internet
AT least 2GB RAM and a good processor
A bit of your time
Patience and brain
Steps:
1) Create A folder anywhere with any name you want and open it
2) Open terminal in that folder and Run This COmmand Which will install all required Libs
Code:
sudo apt-get install -y build-essential kernel-package libncurses5-dev bzip2
3)After It gets done now we need a toolchain so now type " mkdir kernel" and "cd kernel" without quotes
4) Now we will dload toolchain so first install GIT and GCC libs for ex
"sudo apt get-install git"
Now Run This to clone the toolchain
Code:
git clone https://android.googlesource.com/platform/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-eabi-4.8
5)After toolchain gets downloaded now we need kernel sources, to simplify it clone the sources from my GIT using this command in terminal
Code:
git clone https://github.com/varunhardgamer/kernel_lenovo_a6000.git
6)After Dloading kernel sources open the kernel sources folder which may have name Semar Kernel or something like that and open BuildingKernel.txt and understand the way you need to edit Build.sh
Its not hard you just need to type the address to your kernel folder which you made
7)Now type
Code:
make ARCH=arm
and press enter
8)Then RUn
Code:
make wt86518_defconfig
9)THen Run
Code:
make menuconfig
and a popup will appear showing you all the tweaks that can be included in the kernel, select accordingly and save it
10)After you Finish tweaking it, open build.sh and edit it acordingly and then run the script by " .build.sh " in the terminal and wait till you get the zimage which is the kernel
8)Now download semar kernel r5zip and push your zimage inside it and flash your first Kernel
COmment here if you face any Errrors
Kernel Source _ https://github.com/varunhardgamer/kernel_lenovo_a6000
Credits to-
Me
Mr.AW
@3lambda
Orata
@mshoaib7
@dev_harsh1998
and XDA Forums
Reserved
Link To the original Thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-easy-kernel-building-tutorial-t3581057
Thanks To @3lambda
[Really THanks Man]
Just In Case
DualBoot Coming Soon By The WAy
The MErc With A MouTh is Back
The source you have mentioned isnt the proper source for Kernel and is Limpy when it comes to New stuff support better you link them to this repo :- https://github.com/dev-harsh1998/android_kernel_lenovo_msm8916
and GCC-4.7 is old and has regression bugs Better use gcc-4.8
Regards,
dev_harsh1998
dev_harsh1998 said:
The source you have mentioned isnt the proper source for Kernel and is Limpy when it comes to New stuff support better you link them to this repo :- https://github.com/dev-harsh1998/android_kernel_lenovo_msm8916
and GCC-4.7 is old and has regression bugs Better use gcc-4.8
Regards,
dev_harsh1998
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Ok but the build.sh that i have mentioned will have to be edited again
Oh man
OK wait
Some Modifications To the guide will be done by tomorrow
No worries you doing good work
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No worries you doing good work
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Thanks Limit DOne
WIll thanks Tomorrow
You need to edit build.sh
Change -j64 to -j4 or it'll mess up for everyone.
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dev_harsh1998 said:
The source you have mentioned isnt the proper source for Kernel and is Limpy when it comes to New stuff support better you link them to this repo :- https://github.com/dev-harsh1998/android_kernel_lenovo_msm8916
and GCC-4.7 is old and has regression bugs Better use gcc-4.8
Regards,
dev_harsh1998
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Use this kernel it's updated nd better.
Has.007 said:
You need to edit build.sh
Change -j64 to -j4 or it'll mess up for everyone.
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Use this kernel it's updated nd better.
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Oh Thanks for pointing that 64 out:good:
Thanks
The Hard Gamer said:
Oh Thanks for pointing that 64 out:good:
Thanks
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Welcome. Keep up the good work. :good:
Lol, just rechecked your git.
The kernel will not compile. You need to define the toolchain.
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Lol, just rechecked your git.
The kernel will not compile. You need to define the toolchain.
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I myself used this method and compiled a kernel
And for toolchain
I already mentioned
export cross_compile in .sh
The Hard Gamer said:
I myself used this method and compiled a kernel
And for toolchain
I already mentioned
export cross_compile in .sh
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bad command practise..
is it work for any version of Android? currently I'm using RR 5.8.2
hayatnas18 said:
is it work for any version of Android? currently I'm using RR 5.8.2
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Wait till i update the guide again