kernel/manifest for sunfish android 11

[xstefen]

I think this one was missed. And the kernel/msm tag for it does not build as is. I bought a pixel phone under the assumption that it would have excellent upstream support, i appreciate your response

[Alessio Balsini]

Hi,

What error did you get at what these of these instructions?

https://source.android.com/setup/build/building-kernels

Thanks,

Alessio

On Tue, Nov 3, 2020 at 4:11 PM xstefen <xst...@gmail.com> wrote:

I think this one was missed. And the kernel/msm tag for it does not build as is. I bought a pixel phone under the assumption that it would have excellent upstream support, i appreciate your response

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[Josh Chasky]

Pixel devices in general do have very good support. I'm assuming you're attempting to build the kernel inline with AOSP, which means you'll need to perform subtree merges of the respective modules and other elements in order to be successful.

[xstefen]

You must have ESP or something, how did you know? 

Regardless, it would be fitting for a sunfish android 11 kernel/manifest to be released in my opinion. Despite there being other ways to accomplish the same, for such a recent and well rated device I feel its been brushed under the rug a bit, as im sure others would agree

Sunfish' need love too.

[Josh Chasky]

Current AOSP manifest points to prebuilt kernel source by default. Navigating outside of what Google provides out of the box is where we need to come up with our creative solutions to make things work for ourselves.