Stephen Smalley you are the man That small bit of information is what
I needed to make this work...
I wanted to share what I did because I'm probably not the the only guy who
has run into this! Its really not "crystal" clear on that android
website. I like real life "working" examples
I downloaded the whole ASOP soure tree by doing what was suggested on this
webpage.
http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html
After the repo sync command finished I ran 'lunch' , then 'make
otapackage'. Everything compiled then I flashed the *.img files to the
phone and everything wo
On 03/18/2013 01:47 AM, Clarence H wrote:
For some reason I cant seem to compile a kernel for my Googl Nexus. Im
able to build the ASOP with the stock kernel and flash it to the device
successfully. When I try to add my own kernel it doesn't work and all of
the directions I see on line are mos
An odd way to do things. I'm not sure if AOSP does inline kernel compiling.
Can you check your out/target/product/toro/root
Since you never listed that you got the device tree of toro, it sounds like
you are missing many key init files.
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Clarence H wrote:
> I do
I download the source then compile the kernel. Then I copy the new zImage
to the ASOP tree.. or source area. Then I recompile the ASOP with the new
kernel and flash the device. After that the phone never boots. It just
gets stuck at the Google screen.
** I left out the 'make' command by
I'm a little confused on your steps.
So you download the kernel source and run make?
Or did you download the kernel source, and all the necessary device tree
files as well?
On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 11:47 PM, Clarence H wrote:
> For some reason I cant seem to compile a kernel for my Googl Nexus
For some reason I cant seem to compile a kernel for my Googl Nexus. Im
able to build the ASOP with the stock kernel and flash it to the device
successfully. When I try to add my own kernel it doesn't work and all of
the directions I see on line are mostly incomplete. They assume you know
som
