Hi,
Since OP released the source code of the OP3 I thought I would take a shot on compiling them. :D
I have a lot of experience with C++ on an application level and also did some minor work with windows drivers.
But on Linux I'm still a beginner.
Since the repository OP points to (https://github.com/OnePlusOSS/androi...oneplus3/6.0.1) contains only a shell script I guess I can't compile it on windows, right?
So I will go for a Linux VM, what OS should I use Ubuntu 12 or 14 or may be better Debian?
Also How much power does a machine need in order to compile a android image in a reasonable time frame? My PC has a 6 core i7 @ 4GHz with 64 GB of RAM, AFAIK I can give all cores to the VM and up to 32 GB or RAM.
Giving cores is no problem, but the more RAM I give the larger all the snapshots become, so what would be a recommended amount?
Also What tools do I need? I tried to run the pull_library.sh but it threw some errors as I did not have ADB installed in the VM, so before I try and try i thought I just ask what thing I'll need to swiftly succeed with my endeavor?
Cheers
David X.
Since OP released the source code of the OP3 I thought I would take a shot on compiling them. :D
I have a lot of experience with C++ on an application level and also did some minor work with windows drivers.
But on Linux I'm still a beginner.
Since the repository OP points to (https://github.com/OnePlusOSS/androi...oneplus3/6.0.1) contains only a shell script I guess I can't compile it on windows, right?
So I will go for a Linux VM, what OS should I use Ubuntu 12 or 14 or may be better Debian?
Also How much power does a machine need in order to compile a android image in a reasonable time frame? My PC has a 6 core i7 @ 4GHz with 64 GB of RAM, AFAIK I can give all cores to the VM and up to 32 GB or RAM.
Giving cores is no problem, but the more RAM I give the larger all the snapshots become, so what would be a recommended amount?
Also What tools do I need? I tried to run the pull_library.sh but it threw some errors as I did not have ADB installed in the VM, so before I try and try i thought I just ask what thing I'll need to swiftly succeed with my endeavor?
Cheers
David X.
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