[Build Guide][Flo/Deb] - Pure AOSP 6.0.0_r1

vibranze · Oct 11, 2013

meekrawb said:
". build/envsetup.sh" works as well. Saves a few key strokes.

Thanks, this is actually a recommended command rather than source, but I am so used to source.

I will update my step though.
Cheers.

vibranze · Oct 11, 2013

I just flashed my virgin ROM and found out that there's no Play store and Google account to add, it seems like is very very basic ROM.
Any ideas how do I add Google account? Thanks.

meekrawb · Oct 11, 2013

vibranze said:
I just flashed my virgin ROM and found out that there's no Play store and Google account to add, it seems like is very very basic ROM.
Any ideas how do I add Google account? Thanks.

Did you flash gapps?
There is a link at the bottom of the OP.

Or you can get them from here
http://goo.im/gapps

You need the 20130813 ones.

vibranze · Oct 11, 2013

meekrawb said:
Did you flash gapps?
There is a link at the bottom of the OP.

Or you can get them from here
http://goo.im/gapps

You need the 20130813 ones.

Thanks. So Google's account and Play Store are not part of the AOSP pristine ROM and we have to flash Gapps.
Is it possible to include the Gapps in the build process?
Cheers.

Update: Flashed SuperSU and Gapps, everything's working fine. Question: the Gapps is from CM10.2, is it possible to pick the source from Google and build it together with ROM?
Security setting also F/C-ing here. Attempt to rebuild now.

I found out that yesterday I was using binaries of JSS15Q, now I redownload the binaries but for JSS15R and rebuild. Will update at the end of the day.

Scott · Oct 11, 2013

vibranze said:
Thanks. So Google's account and Play Store are not part of the AOSP pristine ROM and we have to flash Gapps.
Is it possible to include the Gapps in the build process?
Cheers.

Update: Flashed SuperSU and Gapps, everything's working fine. Question: the Gapps is from CM10.2, is it possible to pick the source from Google and build it together with ROM?
Security setting also F/C-ing here. Attempt to rebuild now.

I found out that yesterday I was using binaries of JSS15Q, now I redownload the binaries but for JSS15R and rebuild. Will update at the end of the day.

You are correct Android does not have any Gapps installed.

I listed the Gapps that I used with my build in Post #1. They worked well.

Scott · Oct 11, 2013

Oddly enough after you noted the issue with the repo command I am having the same issue with my fresh install of 13.04.

Too tired tonight but will look at it again in the AM. Says public key not found. Odd?

jaredmorgs · Oct 11, 2013

scrosler said:
I changed the name of the thread to "[ROM][FLO][10/8][JLS36G] - Pure AOSP ROM - AOSP build discussion for newbs by newbs!"

So maybe more people will join in and discuss instead of ask for changes.

Maybe we can start a movement.

It's a shame this thread can't get featured in some way by the XDA soc net accounts. Only folks who are hunting for nexus 7 2013 ROMs will stumble across it.

mpmilestogo · Oct 11, 2013

I'm interested in joining the fun

. My challenge is I don't have a bunch of desktop or even laptop systems sitting around that can actually work to compile AOSP. I'm typing this on a 6 year old IBM Thinkpad T60 running Debian Linux testing. Won't work for compiling stuff. In the past though I did compile AOSP ROMs for the HTC Sensation and we had quite the little collaboration group back then as well. Very enriching to have that kind of community working on developing AOSP. That's kinda what I see this is becoming and it really helped me learn the basics since I followed along and compiled the ROM as well.

My main point though is that I am considering using a Debian or Ubuntu VPS for the heavy lifting and am particularly looking at linode for the service since I've done stuff with them before. Can anyone comment on using a VPS solution for this work? The 2g of memory offering is the one I'm considering.

Thanks.

dastin1015 · Oct 11, 2013

If you ever need help with source builds, setting up github, etc just let me know. I have a tutorial here on xda already and can expand upon anything that needs clarification.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762641

私のONEから送信される。

meekrawb · Oct 11, 2013

dastin1015 said:
If you ever need help with source builds, setting up github, etc just let me know. I have a tutorial here on xda already and can expand upon anything that needs clarification.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762641

Your guide was the main one that I used to get started building. You did a great job with that thread.

Edit: Everyone interested in building ROM's should read that thread!

Scott · Oct 11, 2013

rocksyjj said:
Who votes for scrosler to make a youtube video guide for us newbs put your hands up in the air

I vote that scrosler is very busy person and would never have time for that

mpmilestogo said:
I'm interested in joining the fun . My challenge is I don't have a bunch of desktop or even laptop systems sitting around that can actually work to compile AOSP. I'm typing this on a 6 year old IBM Thinkpad T60 running Debian Linux testing. Won't work for compiling stuff. In the past though I did compile AOSP ROMs for the HTC Sensation and we had quite the little collaboration group back then as well. Very enriching to have that kind of community working on developing AOSP. That's kinda what I see this is becoming and it really helped me learn the basics since I followed along and compiled the ROM as well.

My main point though is that I am considering using a Debian or Ubuntu VPS for the heavy lifting and am particularly looking at linode for the service since I've done stuff with them before. Can anyone comment on using a VPS solution for this work? The 2g of memory offering is the one I'm considering.

Thanks.

I know people that build on VPS. 2G's memory? Maybe. How many cores and threads? I am runnign on 8 threads 4 cores Xeon x5550 with 120 gig SSD and 16 Gigs DDR3. I rarely see RAQM usage above 2 gigs with building at 24 threads (Make -j24).

dastin1015 said:
If you ever need help with source builds, setting up github, etc just let me know. I have a tutorial here on xda already and can expand upon anything that needs clarification.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762641

私のONEから送信される。

Learning to git hub would be great. Also if you can comment on the error that we are getting in regards to the Repo command. Its not finding public keyes. Any thoughts?

meekrawb · Oct 11, 2013

scrosler said:
. Also if you can comment on the error that we are getting in regards to the Repo command. Its not finding public keyes. Any thoughts?

Which repo command is giving trouble? Just did a sync with no errors.

Scott · Oct 11, 2013

meekrawb said:
Which repo command is giving trouble? Just did a sync with no errors.

"Failed with could not verify the tag 'v1.12.4'"

Same one the prior guy got and he had to use a different repo binary. I tried the binary he linked to and STILL got that error

Any thoughts?

Keep in mind this was a complete fresh install of ubuntu last night with all updates applied.

meekrawb · Oct 11, 2013

scrosler said:
"Failed with could not verify the tag 'v1.12.4'"

Same one the prior guy got and he had to use a different repo binary. I tried the binary he linked to and STILL got that error

Any thoughts?

Keep in mind this was a complete fresh install of ubuntu last night with all updates applied.

The only thing I can find about verifying tags is at the bottom of this page

http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html

Scott · Oct 11, 2013

meekrawb said:
The only thing I can find about verifying tags is at the bottom of this page

http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html

Thats for the git, I believe. I think my issue is that "repo" command was updated since now and when I released my first ROM and there is no signed repo out now. But that cant be. That would mean any new Android developer would not be able to download the repo until google fixes this. Which I refuse to believe.

Im going to google it tonight. If not I will try to import that key as you noted.

Silvest · Oct 12, 2013

scrosler said:
Thats for the git, I believe. I think my issue is that "repo" command was updated since now and when I released my first ROM and there is no signed repo out now. But that cant be. That would mean any new Android developer would not be able to download the repo until google fixes this. Which I refuse to believe.

Im going to google it tonight. If not I will try to import that key as you noted.

http://www.marshut.com/wrrts/repo-release-1-12-4.html

I used and it worked=]:

Code:

curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo >
~/bin/repo
chmod a+x ~/bin/repo

Scott · Oct 12, 2013

Silvest said:
http://www.marshut.com/wrrts/repo-release-1-12-4.html

I used and it worked=]:

Code:

curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/bin/repo chmod a+x ~/bin/repo

Yep, thats what I found too!

Sad thing is... I was right... unless you find that page then you wont know how to fix the repo command.

Sad that google has not fixed this.

Scott · Oct 12, 2013

Ok, now I am getting a log in error. I am more than newb

Scott · Oct 13, 2013

Ok, I got the log in issue sorted.

Building 4.3.1 now :good:

rocksyjj · Oct 13, 2013

keep up the grerat work scott,just a small question is linaro part of aosp or is that a different source all together
i see some roms with this added what does it do

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