Build/Flash from git

[SGAdrian]

Hi,

I have built the source code from scratch using this tutorial(both
cupcake and master branch) :

http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream

and flashed it to my ADP1. But it seems like the radio dependent
applications does not work as the should.

For example, I can not hangup a voicecall! Plus many applications are
missing.

Is there any specific branch for the ADP1 or should it work?

BR,
SGAdrian

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

Unfortunately the build configuration files for ADP1 aren't currently
in the open-source tree at the moment, and they are visibly different
from the generic builds.

JBQ

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[SGAdrian]

Can I build the source in some other way? What branch or version is
the tutorial supposed to work with?

BR,
Sven

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

For now, I'd recommend:

-follow the instructions on the "building for dream" page on how to
get the proper source code, passing a "-b android-1.5" parameter to
repo init, and starting from and ADP1 running 1.5.

-once you have the entire source tree, "source build/envsetup.sh",
then "choosecombo device release generic userdebug". Run "make", and
then flash with "fastboot flashall".

I'm working on streamlining some of this process. No ETA.

JBQ

[SGAdrian]

Hi,

thanks for the quick answer.

Did this today and here is what ended up doing :

1. Had to comment out EAI_NODATA from qemu/socket.c to make it
compile.
2. No boot.img was created so I ended up just flashing system and
userdata.

Result : Radio seems completely dead. It does not roam into any
network.

//SGAdrian

[SGAdrian]

Forgot to mention that I compiled against(extracted) the newly
released 1.5 HTC binaries. Radio is updated aswell.

//SGAdrian

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

That's odd. I think I had tested that use case (I'm pretty sure that
one of my devices is running that exact configuration right now and
has network access), but it's very possible that differences in your
environment could be causing problems.

I'm working on improving the build mechanism to install home-built
images on the ADP1.

JBQ