[android-porting] [AUTOMOTIVE] Tips on how to build Android Automotive ROM

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miguelarc

2018-07-24 08:32:51 UTC

Hi everyone. I'm an android developer, but complete newbie in Android
AOSP/OS.

I'm trying to start compiling and building a Android custom ROM, automotive
to be exact, in a Raspberry Pi or even a NXP board.

Could you guys share some hints/tips on how to do it? Is it the same as
compiling/building a ROM for smartphones?

Thanks in advance :)

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Nam Nguyễn

2018-07-27 08:42:50 UTC

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Iâm newbie in this section as well. It will be great if someone could provide the steps like (choose the kernel version, find the driver, etc.)

Glenn Kasten

2018-07-29 11:45:12 UTC

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This suggestion is not specifically for automotive.
You can start here: https://source.android.com/
especially the sections Setup and Porting.

Post by miguelarc
Hi everyone. I'm an android developer, but complete newbie in Android
AOSP/OS.
I'm trying to start compiling and building a Android custom ROM,
automotive to be exact, in a Raspberry Pi or even a NXP board.
Could you guys share some hints/tips on how to do it? Is it the same as
compiling/building a ROM for smartphones?
Thanks in advance :)