[ROM][AOSP 6.0.1_r10]AOSP MM-MR1-RELEASE branch by khaon

[Khaon]

Hello everyone,

I have successfully built a package for this device. While the factory images is android-6.0.1_r5, this package features android-6.0.1_r10 along with the optimization flags I use for my other devices.

Instructions:

• You need to get a custom recovery, this recovery should work
• Boot into twrp
• flash the package
• optional: factory reset.

I haven't tested this as I am at work currently, so if anyone want to try before I get home do it


LINK​

XDA:DevDB Information
AOSP for Pixel C, ROM for the Google Pixel C

Contributors
Khaon, Namastaz
ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

Version Information
Status: Alpha
Beta Release Date: 2016-01-12

Created 2016-01-12
Last Updated 2016-01-12

 

[oRAirwolf]

Sweet! Does this have root integrated, by chance?

 

[Khaon]

Sweet! Does this have root integrated, by chance?

No it doesn't. I could tho, I will see how thing evolves. I had my nexus 10 ramdisk patched for SuperSU. But I think now the flashing package cheks your partitions.

 

[cheep5k8]

Guys just a reminder: don't flash SuperSU ZIP directly. That goes for stock as well as builds like khaon's (just a heads up), but rather one of the existing root options. Flashing a ZIP that tries to modify the kernel, like SuperSU systemless will fail on the Pixel C and might semi-brick your tablet.

 

[Khaon]

Guys just a reminder: don't flash SuperSU ZIP directly. That goes for stock as well as builds like khaon's (just a heads up), but rather one of the existing root options. Flashing a ZIP that tries to modify the kernel, like SuperSU systemless will fail on the Pixel C and might semi-brick your tablet.

I read somewhere you were saying that the boot image is chromeos alike. Could you link me some source-code so I can see and understand the differences and how chromeos bootimage are built ? I looked at the chromeos's sources but i couldnt figure out where to look at.

 

[cheep5k8]

Basically the kernel image is a depthcharge (the bootloader) payload that contains the Android kernel which then boots Android.

Depthcharge (bootloader source code with fastboot code): https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform/depthcharge/

Other relevant project there is also vboot_reference.

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It's not just ChromeOS-like... up to the point where the Android kernel boots Android it's completely like on a Chromebook.

 

[Martin_Devil]

But, sourse code?

 

[bill3508]

So is this using the stock boot image?

 

[Khaon]

Sorry for the late reply...

But, sourse code?

Ewww, I am using this android revision

This tag points to the marshmallow-mr1-release.

There are no sources as it was built with the default sources, however, this was the build platform

So is this using the stock boot image?

Yes it is using the stock boot image.

 

[kanttii]

Thank you! Could someone please upload the build.prop file? TIA!

 

[Sjflowerhorn]

Thanks a ton man. I've heard this device is more difficult than other devices to build for. When my type C cables and adapters show up tomorrow I will be unlocking the bootloader, flashing TWRP, nand backup, and then I'm going to try your ROM and then the kernel that's available. So it's going to be a good day .

 

[oRAirwolf]

Thanks a ton man. I've heard this device is more difficult than other devices to build for. When my type C cables and adapters show up tomorrow I will be unlocking the bootloader, flashing TWRP, nand backup, and then I'm going to try your ROM and then the kernel that's available. So it's going to be a good day .

You may just want to root the stock ROM. This ROM has not been updated to the new base, which has fixes for the touchscreen issues.