[Q] How to add the device to "lunch" menu

[lolerpro8]

Hi, i'm trying to compile AOKP 4.3.1 fir htc hd2. I have downloaded the device tree, kernel, and other stuff needed. But now i wan't to compile it, and i don't have full_leo-userdebug in my menu. Any help?

 

[misterjaytee]

Hi, i'm trying to compile AOKP 4.3.1 fir htc hd2. I have downloaded the device tree, kernel, and other stuff needed. But now i wan't to compile it, and i don't have full_leo-userdebug in my menu. Any help?

Try using a local manifest and pick up the device and kernel from another project - check out github for latest repositories for htc_leo. I found device and kernel from Evervolv's repositories. Local manifest would look something like this:
<manifest>
<project name="Evervolv/android_device_htc_leo" path="device/htc/leo" remote="github" revision="jellybean-4.3" />
<project name="Evervolv/android_kernel_htc_leo" path="kernel/htc/leo" remote="github" revision="jellybean-4.3" />
</manifest>

You might also need the vendor repository for leo, in which case add another project line to the manifest for cmhtcleo/android_vendor_htc_leo (path="vendor/htc/leo" revision="jellybean").

 

[lolerpro8]

Try using a local manifest and pick up the device and kernel from another project - check out github for latest repositories for htc_leo. I found device and kernel from Evervolv's repositories. Local manifest would look something like this:
<manifest>
<project name="Evervolv/android_device_htc_leo" path="device/htc/leo" remote="github" revision="jellybean-4.3" />
<project name="Evervolv/android_kernel_htc_leo" path="kernel/htc/leo" remote="github" revision="jellybean-4.3" />
</manifest>

You might also need the vendor repository for leo, in which case add another project line to the manifest for cmhtcleo/android_vendor_htc_leo (path="vendor/htc/leo" revision="jellybean").

I have them all installed dude, i just don't have *it* in my lunch menu

 

[misterjaytee]

Apologies for the post above if it's teaching granny to suck eggs - I only realised after I posted that you were more experienced; and also that you're using AOKP (I wrongly read it as AOSP).

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I have them all installed dude, i just don't have them in my lunch menu

Okay, I see - in my case, I tend to use brunch to do a build when in this scenario - I don't pick from a menu, e.g.
breakfast leo
brunch leo

(My use case is not leo though!)

 

[lolerpro8]

Apologies for the post above if it's teaching granny to suck eggs - I only realised after I posted that you were more experienced; and also that you're using AOKP (I wrongly read it as AOSP).

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Okay, I see - in my case, I tend to use brunch to do a build when in this scenario - I don't pick from a menu, e.g.
breakfast leo
brunch leo

(My use case is not leo though!)

It can't find it, seas i don't have right repo manifest. Is it possible to manualy add it by modifying files?

 

[misterjaytee]

It can't find it, seas i don't have right repo manifest. Is it possible to manualy add it by modifying files?

Sorry, I haven't done an AOKP build, but from what I can tell it's similar to CM:
. build/envsetup.sh
brunch leo


I might try AOKP as my next build to see what the difference is in the build experience.

 

[Roladriz]

Hi, i'm trying to compile AOKP 4.3.1 fir htc hd2. I have downloaded the device tree, kernel, and other stuff needed. But now i wan't to compile it, and i don't have full_leo-userdebug in my menu. Any help?

Have you added your device in the vendor/aokp/vendorsetup.sh?

 

[lolerpro8]

Have you added your device in the vendor/aokp/vendorsetup.sh?

Nope. Thank I will try that.

Sent from my NexusHD2 using xda app-developers app

 

[misterjaytee]

As well as adding to the vendorsetup.sh file, you'll need to copy/create the <device>.mk in the vendor/aokp/products folder. You may also need to edit the device.mk file (e.g. change full to aokp).

 

[misterjaytee]

AOKP on TF201 built

Thanks for the inspiration - I've now built AOKP on the Android Transformer Prime (TF201) and installed it successfully on the device

Just need to add some apps and see if AOKP is any good compared to CM :fingers-crossed:

 

[Praxxer1]

Adding target to the Lunch-menu

Apologies for the post above if it's teaching granny to suck eggs - I only realised after I posted that you were more experienced; and also that you're using AOKP (I wrongly read it as AOSP).

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Okay, I see - in my case, I tend to use brunch to do a build when in this scenario - I don't pick from a menu, e.g.
breakfast leo
brunch leo

(My use case is not leo though!)

Hello, You mentioned pulling the repository with your local manifest. I managed to do so and I have the correct vendor android.mk, blob, and proprietary information; however, I can't seem to figure out how to add them to the lunch-menu through the vendorsetup.sh script. Could you explain what you mentioned earlier?

(I'm working with Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910T - codename trlte)