yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
W0T, for me smaller dpi means smaller text/stuffs in turn means I can fit more stuff into screen...
[Android Builders Collective] acultr:
Thanks, but I'm also ezio's build lovers :good:
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Those are "dp", not "dpi" :p

https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html

PN mod still rocks on my mom's hh, i tried to tell her about N but she doesn't let me flash anything else :D
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
oh. Well...

I totally knew that :p
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hey fellas, hope all are doing good. :) I've been relatively quiet here for a bit and it'll probably stay that way for a little while here. I'm getting to the point in my Masters that I get a whole lot of job placement resources that open up to me on Monday and more than likely I'll have a new job in the next couple weeks along with starting my own online business, sooo gonna be REALLY busy for awhile. I never did really get the chance to learn and build like you guys did, but I'm so glad that I was able to take the journey with you guys and see you all grow and experience the builder thread turning into what it has. You guys are still probably the best group of online friends I've ever had. Lol, well I'm not going away, just going to probably be staying quite a bit quieter for awhile. Well, my little piece, really hope all are doing good.;)
[Android Builders Collective] dankoman:
internet friends are the best kind of friends :)
[Android Builders Collective] gmillz:
Dp != DPI they are exactly the opposite
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Lol, if real relationships were as simple to handle as online relationships the world would be a lot better off: Kim Jun Un....blocked! Putin....blocked! Danicka Patrick...in like sin! (slight racing fan :) ) Wife...most of the time friend request accepted, sometimes temp ban :p

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Is it just me or did anybody else see DP and think dirty thoughts. :eek: :angel: Sorry, my military sense of humor sometimes gets the best of me....getting burned out on school work today :angel:
[Android Builders Collective] pkelly517:
Maybe you should do something to earn her trust :D
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
...plus he's trying to flash his mom...ezio, some things are best left unsaid...we can still be friends, just sayin :angel::p
[Android Builders Collective] teemo:
Sorry for slightly off topic here, but I truly think this is the place to ask :D

My disk is showing the first signs of dying :( Time for a replacement.

Will a hybrid be of any use for android building?

I would like a 500G - 1T with 8, 16 or 32G, but have no idea if they will be useful for compiling?

Alternatively 250 - 500G real ssd. Only have space for one 2.5" device.

Any thoughts?
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
I don't think a hybrid will do much to improve build performance. I would invest in an SSD.

If the SSD will be you're only disk 250GB might be on the small size

Sent from my Nexus 6P
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
Omg the legendary teemo

Anyways I would say a ssd, but that's for my own personal preference
[Android Builders Collective] Stevica Smederevac:
[MENTION=5790246]VictorLapin[/MENTION], can you please tell me what to edit (if any and if it's possible at all) in build. Prop to make nav bar transparent?
[Android Builders Collective] VictorLapin:
Not sure I understood the question... :confused:
[Android Builders Collective] Stevica Smederevac:
That black ribbon at the bottom of the screen, from side to side, where are nav buttons is black and i would like it to be transparent,to se behind the nav buttons.

It's transparent only on home screen, not in any app.
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
It's not as much preference as fact. Everyone who has built with a HDD then went to an SSD will tell you they will never go back to HDD. There's a ton of read/writes when building a ROM and a SSD cut my build times way, way down. With my old comp I went from 4 hour build times to 90 minute build times. If you have the choice go SSD.
[Android Builders Collective] teemo:
Some of the hybrids have up to 32GB flash or pseudo ssd or whatever. Question is, will they be used for compiling?

I have no doubt that a true ssd is fastest, but high price and low size are not what I'm looking for.

Speed is not that important to me, I can live with one to two hours for a full build, which my old disk can do now.

I'm just curious how the hybrid will fare compared to sdd and hdd.
[Android Builders Collective] gmillz:
You'd be better off investing in a high end HDD then a hybrid drive. Ssd is best. But hybrid drives are only good for os and other repetitive tasks
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
I never used an hybrid disk for building so this is all theoretical.

Hybrid storage products monitor the data being read from the hard drive, and cache the most frequently accessed bits to the high-speed NAND flash memory. The data stored on the NAND will change over time, but once the most frequently accessed bits of data are stored on the flash memory, they will be served from the flash, resulting in SSD-like performance for your most-used files.

Since build files change very often they will probably never make it to the flash memory, and if they did 32GB isn't nearly enough for ROM building (my ROM dir including ccache is more 100GB), so most data will still read/write from/to traditional HD when using a hybrid.
[Android Builders Collective] prbassplayer:
SSD are generally just better yes, but if on a budget getting a 7200rpm HDD (specially of you have spares liying around) to handle ccache or even better one for out, another for ccache and original for source you will see a big difference on build speeds as you'd spread out I/O queues on various drives. Obviously this is a assuming a desktop or a laptop with at least 2 sata slots. When you break it down GB/$ vs speed gain almost always better bang for buck with multiple HDD drives. That being said you got the cash for it get multiple SDD and max it out xD
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
IMO because I've faced a fair number of dead HDD with 2 years of lifetime only, I would say get a ssd. If you need the storage then just save up a little more lol, but this is IMO, if you are okay with HDd and you know how to take csre of ot properly (I don't ) then HDd will be bang for buck
[Android Builders Collective] glehel:
How is the yaosp? when to expect updates?
[Android Builders Collective] Ofthecats:
No ETA questions...

But im excited for a potential YAOP 7.0 build
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
Probably sometime this century [emoji90]

Sent from my Nexus 6P
[Android Builders Collective] dankoman:
people like us can't help it ;)
[Android Builders Collective] prbassplayer:
I mean hard drives have pretty extensive life... Assuming it's a desktop. Movement is probably their worst enemy. For laptops I'd almost always recommend ssd if they can afford them.

On a side note I've only ever purchased Western Digital or Segates so duno. My old Asus laptop had a Toshiba HDD thst lasted 4+ years, technically still are OK But they've lost a few sectors
[Android Builders Collective] Real_Justus:
Damn! Does not work for me... [emoji17] Let me join your thoughts!
[Android Builders Collective] dankoman:
http://i.imgur.com/ByzqhqV.png
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
I would drop extra for a SSD any day of the week personally. HDD's have always had great longevity for me though. I had one Dell laptop last me 8 years. The lcd actually stopped working before the hard drive gave out. As far as ssd's go though, from everything I've read the Samsung Pro line of SSD's tend to last the longest out of them all. None are really prone to dying like when they very first came out, but I have my first laptop with a ssd and a new core i7 and the thing just blazes. There's nothing wrong with hdd per se, but in 5 years you might regret getting a hdd vs. springing for a SSD now performance wise.
[Android Builders Collective] prbassplayer:
I never said SSD are, in any way worst than HDD. My point has been if your hurting cash wise, you can get a big performance boost compiling with extra HDD. Not everyone can afford ssd, and either you buy HDD or you have spares around that you can repurpose them.

Was just advising for a lower cost, similar performance boost (strictly compiling wise).

Also very rarely do HDD just die, they tend to have warning signs. Also in 5 years SSD will be cheaper than they are now, so I doubt he would regret anything.

And just in case, I'm no evangelical for HDD, my laptop runs two 256GB SSD's [emoji14]
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Sorry, my comment wasn't really spoken to you directly, just adding where I see things standing at right now from all my readings. I absolutely agree :) I think nowadays if you get a processor like the i7 6700k or some similar beast, you probably won't notice too much a difference between a HDD and a SSD except in certain circumstances. Obviously building would be one of those cases, but for daily use..eh probably won't notice overly much. My wife's laptop with standard HDD and mine with a ssd are really pretty comparable in speed when doing just the normal daily stuffs: booting up, browsing web, looking at emails etc. Guess it just all depends on what you plan to use your machine for. Sooo, I wasn't saying that hdd's are bad or anything either or implying you were, just if given the opportunity for future proofing a ssd would probably be better if it's in the budget...and if not HDD is fine, just be sure to get a strong i7 imo :)
[Android Builders Collective] VictorLapin:
Bullhead owners, I need to test a possible fix for DMService FC on Sprint. Any volunteers? :)
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
I was referring to my laptop so...

But anyways my desktop hdd has been pretty long lasting too, a Toshiba one lasted me 3 yrs before starting to slow, and another Seagate one hadn't slowed until 5 yrs

But comparing build speeds definitely ssd any day, no matter how big of a hdd you can get with the same amt of money.
[Android Builders Collective] prbassplayer:
I never quoted you and my original post was meant to teemo who asked the question. I did quote you, my bad

Anyway I just gave him the option of gaining higher compiling performance at a fraction of the price, specially when you factor in $/GB.
[Android Builders Collective] Phazmos:
Compiling entails a remarkable amount of disc io - and you won't beat ssd for that.

You can get a decent io boost by getting 2 hdds and striping those suckers. Still won't be like ssd, but you'll save a few bucks.

Would ya believe I'm at 7+ years on my hard drives and no problems, but I haven't used the machine a whole lot the last year or 2.
[Android Builders Collective] Phantomengraved:
M.2 > SSD > HDD

M.2 will give you the greatest reduction in compile-time if coupled with DDR4, CPU is important but not hugely so; 4 threads are enough for a 40-1hr build time

M.2 will reduce that number even further
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
any luck?

lol sorry for necro'ing
[Android Builders Collective] Aayushya:
Yes, I did get a build. :)

http://xdaforums.com/moto-g/development/rom-aosp-pure-nexus-moto-g-2013-t3436826/page14
[Android Builders Collective] limjh16:
I meant PNmod lol
[Android Builders Collective] Aayushya:
Yeah, I've added it in the same thread.

Download it from here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=94323

There wasn't any substantial change ever since, so I didn't compile another build.
[Android Builders Collective] Phazmos:
That should be ssd (in an m.2 compatible system), ssd, hdd
[Android Builders Collective] Smallsmx3:
Can someone please post the stock boot.img from N
[Android Builders Collective] kouss77550:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/747h2r655h87zhs/boot.img?dl=0

From the full OTA zip
[Android Builders Collective] Smallsmx3:
Thanks. Really Effed myself..... Woke up and my phone won't charge. I unroofed like an idiot. And I can't connect it to a computer. Looks like I'm RMaing it
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Do you have link for full OTA zip? Is it from M to N? or from N DP5 to final N?

EDIT - I found it on the world of internet..
[Android Builders Collective] Yank555:
YAOSP-MM Changelog v1.42

Small update again :

Display : Settings Dashboard customization

Security : Show negociated charger max current on lockscreen (in mA/h)

Developer : switch to enabled/disable ADB over Network (incl. QS tile)

Add Privacy Guard entry to Installed App Info

Note about angler hotplugging ... for now I'll keep it out, as I had a few random reboots since I added it in, which is a first on angler.

Note about OMS/Substratum ... I made a testbuild, it works, but only with SuperSU not with baked-in su, so until that's fixed (on my end), it'll be layers for now (OMS branch is up on github, versioned 1.45 but lacks the 1.42 changes, I was a bit too optimistic I guees ;)).

Sources, changelog and download links as usual : https://github.com/YAOSP/manifest#changelog

Note : Angler, Bullhead, Shamu, Hammerhead, Flounder an Flo are up.
[Android Builders Collective] Yank555:
YAOSP-MM v1.42_OMS

So the tiny issue with baked-in su is solved, OMS/Substratum is working, first testbuild is for shamu, as that's what I'd been testing it on.

Changelog compared to v1.42 is simply OMS/Substratum support added.

Download links

Angler

Bullhead (by Victor, thanx ;))

Shamu

Hammerhead

Flounder

Flo

I will update this post as I go.

JP.
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
Hi guys. Im back from Algonquin Park :) :p

6 days, 40 km of paddling, 15 portages (7 on the last day) totalling 6.7km

As threatened promised, I made an album with some of the photos taken (all with the nexus 6p) :D

http://imgur.com/a/C7xRv

Here's a few teasers (warning, large images) :D :

:p:p
[Android Builders Collective] dankoman:
ooh! i like the one of you in your speedo ;)
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
I'm in my speedo in all of the pictures :angel::eek:

I like to travel light and it almost guarantees we'll have the lake to ourselves :p

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[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Nice man. Seems like a rad trip. That fire ring gets an A+ in my book.

A got a trip coming up from the 9th-13th to visit a little chunk of rock called the Citadel here in the Sierra Nevada. After busting my butt averaging 60 hour weeks for the last 2 months at work it's much needed. It's also been on my top three list for too long. Time to get to it. It's 18 miles in and 1600 feet of climbing. Here's the teaser.
[Android Builders Collective] angelcalibur:
Hello guys!

Back from holidays and i've made a new slim build.

But i have an issu during the boot.

I saw the slim bootanimation, optimising app, and when it's write prepraring (don't don't if it's the right word in english), back to slim boot annimation with a nice Bootloop...

if i use pico or nano open gapps, it's the same issu... :(
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Bullhead N kernel source is out:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-building/qtO8b1efRjA

android-7.0.0_r0.7 kernel/msm android-msm-bullhead-3.10-nougat Nexus 5X
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
any help with this cloog **(*&* which i can't compile in archlinux

Export includes file: bionic/libc/Android.mk -- /home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libc_intermediates/export_includes
/home/archy/android/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/bin/../libexec/gcc/arm-linux-androideabi/4.8.4/cc1: error while loading shared libraries: libcloog-isl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
/home/archy/android/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/bin/../libexec/gcc/arm-linux-androideabi/4.8.4/cc1: error while loading shared libraries: libcloog-isl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
bionic/libc/crt.mk:95: recipe for target '/home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/lib/crtbegin_static1.o' failed
make: *** [/home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/lib/crtbegin_static1.o] Error 1
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
bionic/libc/crt.mk:41: recipe for target '/home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/lib/crtbrand.s' failed
make: *** [/home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/lib/crtbrand.s] Error 1
Export includes file: bionic/libm/Android.mk -- /home/archy/android/out/target/product/bacon/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libm_intermediates/export_includes

#### make failed to build some targets (58 seconds) ####

it is from [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] github without any change
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Nice man. Congrats. There is something satisfying about flashing your own build. Especially when they boot.:cool:
[Android Builders Collective] inffy:
I am trying to start building my own build with SlimLP.

I am thinking building for shamu and bacon.

If I understand correctly bacon needs the -caf branch and shamu uses the non-caf branch right?

If someone could guide the necessary steps. I can build CM12 fine....

Or are these the necessary steps (after repo sync)

lunch -> select device

create a local manifest with the looneybin files

and then just

. build/envsetup.sh
brunch bacon

or should I use a different commands. My provider told me that I should use -j16 or -j32 but if I am right I can't use -j tags with brunch?
[Android Builders Collective] ralpheboyo:
ok chief thats the issue...to fix.....Cherry_pick

device/oppo/common/overlay/frameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml:32: error: Resource at config_deviceHardwareKeys appears in overlay but not in the base package; use <add-resource> to add.

and just out of curiosity....what version of perl do you use to build???
[Android Builders Collective] inffy:
Not sure about the perl version, have to check (this is a pre-configured ubuntu install so not sure) :)

Perl version:

This is perl 5, version 18, subversion 2 (v5.18.2) built for x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi

(with 41 registered patches, see perl -V for more detail)

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oh btw anyone happen to have the correct paths for Shamu for the loonybin?

Now I have this set up:

<project name="TheLoonyBin/proprietary_vendor_motorola" path="vendor/motorola" remote="github" revision="lp5.0" />
<project name="TheLoonyBin/proprietary_vendor_qcom" path="vendor/qcom" remote="github" revision="lp5.0" />
<project name="TheLoonyBin/proprietary_vendor_broadcom" path="vendor/broadcom" remote="github" revision="lp5.0" />

Is this correct?
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
I'm missing some lib

ldd /home/archy/android/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/bin/../libexec/gcc/arm-linux-androideabi/4.8.4/cc1
linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007fff6c1d9000)
libcloog-isl.so.4 => /usr/lib/libcloog-isl.so.4 (0x00007fc38fc12000)
libisl.so.10 => not found
libmpc.so.3 => /usr/lib/libmpc.so.3 (0x00007fc38f9fa000)
libmpfr.so.4 => /usr/lib/libmpfr.so.4 (0x00007fc38f79b000)
libgmp.so.10 => /usr/lib/libgmp.so.10 (0x00007fc38f524000)
libc.so.6 => /usr/lib/libc.so.6 (0x00007fc38f181000)
/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 (0x00007fc38fe3a000)
libisl.so.13 => /usr/lib/libisl.so.13 (0x00007fc38ee30000)
libm.so.6 => /usr/lib/libm.so.6 (0x00007fc38eb2b000)

will it do the trick if i make a symlink ?
[Android Builders Collective] inffy:
Got it to build, thank you.

Don't know why but the rom is very very unstable atleast on my Oneplus One. Random reboots very often. Still under heavy development I guess..
[Android Builders Collective] ralpheboyo:
Strange... Its Rock solid for me... Make sure clean flash.... Only issue AFAIK is media players... As raised already on slim bacon thread....

And for the time being would use supersu
[Android Builders Collective] inffy:
Yup, did a clean flash with slim beta gapps package and newest supersu (39). Reboots happen all the time.

May need to try to get a log and see if there is something strange.
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
A quick and easy check is to compare the zip size of your build and the stock one.

If your build is smaller it could be some source files are still missing.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Sorry, i'm on SlimLP now.

By the way my kk4.4 branch is still up on github if someone wants to download the source and merge updated Slim kk4.4 commits, then compile.

In the github "script" folder there's also a backup of my kk4.4 local manifest.

You could try to create a libisl.so.10 symlink to the existing libisl.so.13, or just download libisl.so.10 for your distro.

On my Opensuse 13.2 installation i have the .10 version only, so it should be safe to use it.
[Android Builders Collective] martinoff:
after removing sabermod thanks to [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] it build just fine

now have to find a solution for that libisl.so.10 :mad:
[Android Builders Collective] ocarinaz64:
FIX - I figured out that the problem was I was running the wrong build commmand. I was using "brunch jewel-userdebug" instead of "lunch && make bacon". (Yes, I did need to add a lunch combo to vendor/slim/vendorsetup.sh first)

EDIT

When it output the file I was looking for though, it wouldn't boot.

If anyone notices something wrong with my build, I could use some help. Here's what I did.

1. Synced up with -caf sources

2. Using this roomservice.xml

3. Using this slim.mk file

4. Made lots of symlinks from slim/hardware/qcom/foo-caf... to frameworks/av/media/foo... since the build kept barking that files were missing (is that the right way to do it?)

5. Added lunch combo

6. lunch && make -j6 bacon

It does output a flashable .zip, but I don't even get to see the bootanimation before it freezes.
[Android Builders Collective] reS28raM:
Hi [MENTION=842211]Grondinm[/MENTION]!

I have a doubt about the directions you posted here:

when you posted them I already created a new clean repo for the lp5.0 branch and the default manifest on that repo shows some of them with the branch name hardcoded in it. Then I added the lp5.0 branch to the old KK repo to test it and it worked ok but the default.xml file on that repo still has a bunch of repos hardcoded to branch kk4.4. I don't understand how git can handle that, if I repo sync the branch lp5.0 with many repos pointing to kk4.4

Until now I never used the first kk4.4/lp5.0 repo to build lp5.0 so I didn't test it but now I want, maintaining two separate repos doesn't look good at this point. Thanks!

New build SlimKat Weekly 8.20 (Nexus 5 Hammerhead)

ROM Compiled with latest SaberMod 4.8.4

Features:

- JustArchi's Optimizations V3

- Lockscreen Wallpaper with Blur and/or Transparency

- Boot screen showing apps' name while android upgrade

New build SlimLP Alpha 0.8 (Nexus 5 Hammerhead)

ROM Compiled with latest Linaro 4.8 and Optimized with -O3

Features:

- Stock, totally

A new build with latest patches is on its way. Also please notice that latest SlimLP zipfiles doesn't flash on Multirom without some changes to the updater-script, see the main thread for details.

Download:

BasketBuild
[Android Builders Collective] pSyCh¤_O_O:
[MENTION=5131448]reS28raM[/MENTION]

Sorry for silly question...but what do you mean by main thread? I want to flash using MultiRom but i cant find instructions :angel:

TIA
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/development/mod-multirom-v26-t2835738

You can find TWRP MultiRom repacks for OPO in my sig.
[Android Builders Collective] reS28raM:
Yep, not silly lol, I meant the official slimkat/slimlp thread. An updater-script was posted there which must substitute the original one to have the rom flash on Multirom. The same script was posted here also, see ezio84 post one page back. It is SlimLP fault, flashing on Multirom is broken actually, hope they'll adjust but they are so busy on more urgent stuff right now. :D

My previous build you downloaded was already patched for Multirom (I am on it too) but I am been said by Tylog that it is no good to flash it on "normal" TWRP. Unfortunately I have not the upload speed to maintain two different SlimLP builds for both MUltirom and non-multirom TWRP.