Re: [android-building] WiFi not connecting by DHCP on an AOSP build from Mac

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

On the one hand, this isn't likely to be a build issue (especially as
you got to the point where you had WiFi at all, which means that the
WiFi firmware was loaded properly).

On the other hand, I assume that the retail build works fine on your
device (what kind of device is it?), and the fact that the AOSP build
wouldn't work is strange as they're supposed to be identical in such
areas.

You might get better luck grabbing a log, and asking on android-platform.

JBQ

On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 2:51 AM, Roger Lahaye <ro...@shinebox.nl> wrote:
> With the guide on source.android.com I managed to build my first rom from
> source. Upon boot everything seemed to work except for WiFi. Where it fails
> is when connecting to my wireless AP. What I see is that it keeps working on
> "obtaining IP adres" and that's it. I can however connect by entering a
> static IP.
> For me this would rule out any driver issue or WPA related issue but point
> fingers towards the DHCP part of my finished build.
> Logcat is however not showing any related messages to this. Makes it
> somewhat hard to start troubleshooting :/
>
> I've followed all the requirements in the guide regarding version number of
> MacOSX, Xcode and things like filesystem type to use and importing the
> proprietary binaries and build from 4.2.1_r1. But until now no luck. Hope
> this rings a bell for someone.
>
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[Al Sutton]

Which version of Xcode & gcc have you got installed? (The full first line from gcc --version would be most useful)

Al.

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On 24 Dec 2012, at 12:51, Robert Burns <bur...@gmail.com> wrote:

JBQ / Roger -

I am a developer on the CyanogenMod project and have had a similar issue.  Locally, I build using an OS X based machine and have issues with DHCP when connecting to a WPA wifi network.  I installed a build which was built by our internal build server (Linux) and the issue was not present.  JBQ, do you have a internal associate building on OS X that could validate that the issue isn't present there?  Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.