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[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
Hey [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] I know it is only the beginning of features, but I feel the animation scaling in dev options is a good feature to have. I like it snappy, lol. Thanks bud! Just a thought, loving the builds by the way!
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Looks like I'm getting the 6P upgraded as well. I've been lazy and not building much but with a little help from Ezio that might change.

And by help I mean Ezio does all the heavy lifting and I just build it really fast. lol
[Android Builders Collective] efan3719:
Heyo! just thought it'd post this here in case anyone else was interested in getting a replacement device. https://www.reddit.com/r/Nexus6P/comments/6y1tm2/official_6p_battery_shutdownbootloop_rma_thread/

Seems like if in US/UK/Canada and the device was bought from Google they are giving out Pixel XLs. 128 GB for US/UK and 32 GB for Canada. I got mine through the online chat and others have had success via phone. If your device is having any battery or bootloop issue it's worth a shot to see what they say. Can't hurt. They don't ask many questions and don't seem to care if you're rooted or have a ROM.
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
I just went through the battery replacement DIY with my own N6P.

Personally Im not a fan of the Pixel as a replacement (since it seems so hard to work with for the devs). I know its NEWER, but not necessarily BETTER.

Fixed up my N6P and will use it until it dies. I just dont see much out there worth replacing it with (that is compatible with Verizon, anyway)
[Android Builders Collective] ralpheboyo:
in my view what makes the Pissel so great is the software...the hardware / design specs meh...
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
But if we replace the software with ABC Rom, the only difference between Pixel and N6P WOULD be the hardware/design :)
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
Hey yung, are you flashing Magisk with it? Perhaps try SuperSU instead. No issues here. Built on 9/2 and 9/4.
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
The log posted in the Flash Kernel thread shows it automatically rebooting into the bootloader at the end of the initial boot process. Strange.

There are references on the net to Motorola phones that do the same thing, but nothing about the 6P.
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
Ya I may switch to superSu becasue I am using Magisk, may give that a run. thanks

UPDATE: It does it on clean flash, when get to setup reboots instantly
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Done today (ye it was in system_extras).

Nooooooooooope :D

I got used to workouts :D
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
removed today? cool, I resync
[Android Builders Collective] johnb380:
You do know you can manually change those right?

adb shell

settings put global window_animation_scale 0.75

settings put global transition_animation_scale 0.75

settings put global animator_duration_scale 0.75

Also you can do it in terminal too just grant su rights then use the same commands. I know it's not nice and easy like a Slider but you can use any value you want!

Good luck

Edit: it does stick through reboots too but if you change any animation value in dev options it will use the new value and then you'll have to do the above again.
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
Reboots instantly at Setup? i.e. the first time in wizard thing?

Or does it start to boot then boot into bootloader?

I replied to your post on Flash's kernel thread....some Moto models were getting stuck booting into bootloader instead of system. There is a fastboot command to attempt to clear it, but Ive never see anyone have an N6P with the same issue so Id be cautious with using it.
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
In my view, what makes the Pixel XL so great, is that Google gave it to me for nothing. There honoring an out of warranty phone(6P) with a brand new model. That's nothing to say no to. Unless your Garry of course. lol

If I don't like it I sell it and go somewhere else. Either way it's got higher resale value then my 6P and it's shiny and new. I'm happy.
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
Had that been a possibility when I needed to replace my battery (literally a month before I started seeing Pixel XL replacement posts popping up), I might have considered it.

But Im not a fan of how the Pixel has gone dev-wise (no fault of the developers, all on Google for overcomplicating/becoming less open), so id miss being able to crackflash like I can with the 6P.
[Android Builders Collective] estate:
hi all!

sorry for maybe this stupid question but:

i'm in the latest build of ABCRom for nexus 5x (7.1.2), how may i install the factory image of oreo and root it..?

i've already downloaded the factory image from google..

really thanks in advance! :)
[Android Builders Collective] Badger50:
If it were me, I would fastboot the factory image using the flash-all.bat file, which would completely wipe my phone. Then when that's done, I would fastboot TWRP 3.1.1. then using the phone buttons, boot into recovery, and flash SU 2.82-SR3, let my phone boot up, and set up my new Oreo rom. But that's just me :good:
[Android Builders Collective] Natakranta:
Good to see old school still present :good:

Or he might wait just few days for ABC O for N5X, just saying... ;)
[Android Builders Collective] chrisexv6:
DAYS!!!???
[Android Builders Collective] mohican16:
ABC O for N5X is ready, works really smooth and fast) But let's wait an official release from [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION]. After that i will share my build. Also i didn't find any working GAPPS for Oreo.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Download this zip: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120757578

and extract it.

Then overwrite existing files with the ones from this zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120760500

(it's to avoid opengapps removing some needed files).

Then, when system is booted, if you want you can also install the latest google play services from ApkMirror (someone had to to that to fix sync issues with calendar and hangouts).
[Android Builders Collective] Pump Ac7i0n:
Hi all, i have a build of abc o for angler and was getting a Carrier Provisioning error. My carrier is sprint, is anyone else getting this? Heres the log.

https://pastebin.com/Nm4nFVFc
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Try to put this in /system/priv-app/ https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195927945 (be sure permissions are good).
[Android Builders Collective] Pump Ac7i0n:
Still the same error.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Then i don't know atm, it could be gapps or blobs issue.

If not done yet, try to clean flash with factory reset.
[Android Builders Collective] Pump Ac7i0n:
No worries, thanks for your insights. Its probably blobs since it works in stock 8.0.
[Android Builders Collective] icrunchbanger:
Great news! Thanks :)
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
In the github for ABC there is the top commit that says do not pick, How do I NOT include that commit from github when I repo sync? Thanks!
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
I found several working gapps for Oreo, go to android file host, search gapps, there is aroma open gapps 8.0, nano, etc. I used aroma and nano and both worked fine
[Android Builders Collective] skidaway:
ABCrom_shamu-7.1.2-20170904

--Description--

ABCrom for shamu (Nexus 6) built with B14CKB1RD kernel v2.4

--Downloads--

ABCrom_shamu-7.1.2-20170904.zip

ABCrom_shamu-7.1.2-20170904.zip.md5sum

--Changelog--

=======================

09-04-2017

=======================

* device/moto/shamu/

33daf41d uberify

fd944569 Enable build optimizations

11ffbc76 shamu: use REV3NT3CH 8.x toolchain for kernel

31b5bc21 shamu: Resolve the problem of memory leaks in exception flow

* kernel/moto/shamu/

a909ec56b5c B14CKB1RD-v2.4

894345a1caa kernel: use REV3NT3CH 8.x toolchain for kernel

--Notes--

Updated to B14CKB1RD kernel v2.4, kernel toolchain updated, optimizations. With hurricane Irma headed towards Savannah, I may not have the chance to update for a few days when google finally does drop the September update (has anyone seen any reasons for the delay?). So enjoy this build with the updated kernel for the time being...
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
After repo syncing, cd to the frameworks/base directory in your build folder and then revert the wip commit using the SHA number:

git revert 55c2c4ae106cb24cd964f278e6fb838801025668

<ctrl o> and <enter> to save and <ctrl x> to exit

You'll have to revert it each time you repo sync (as long as it says "do not pick" )
[Android Builders Collective] icrunchbanger:
[MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] is there any chance that we can get similar option in settings for superuser management?
[Android Builders Collective] ralpheboyo:
Am pretty sure that will come in time... Base needs to be sorted out first I would imagine...
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Never been a fan of built in supersu/magisk Settings menu [emoji14]

It's up to the user to use any root app he wants and run the related su manager app from the launcher, i like stock abc being unlinked from root.

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I suspect indeed that it can be due to the actual DmService apk not being correctly deodexed by the blobs extraction tools (I use superr).
[Android Builders Collective] kantjer:
Also adding su to the settings menu could make it easier for root access to be detected, that defeats the whole purpose of going systemless and hiding root.
[Android Builders Collective] icrunchbanger:
Didnt know that. Thanks for clarification :)

Im a great fan [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] of ABC style, dont get me wrong. Like it very much coz its minimal. Just thought its nice to have option to remove su app from launcher :)
[Android Builders Collective] spjetrovic:
ABC ROM ALL THE WAY! ONE STOP SHOP FOR MY 6P....
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
Does anyone building ABC have FC on Google camera? Mine worn work

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Thanks bud
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Hey guys, may I ask what the best updated guide is for setting up an Android Build Environment on Ubuntu or Linux Mint?

Also curious which OS is better overall for compiling N ROMs for Hammerhead?

Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Cheers!
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
Best guide around bud. https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3460446

Also a link to his github guide a little more up to date from that thread.
[Android Builders Collective] efan3719:
passing of the torch tonight. returning my Nexus 6P to stock and locking the bootloader to send it back to Google. Just unlocked my Pixel and got everything setup. Will be a fun experience learning this new device. Hopefully I'll be able to flash ABC O onto this some time soon.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=73699009

The opengapps package removes a needed camera file, follow those steps to fix it.
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
I can also confirm this works. Thanks, Ezio!
[Android Builders Collective] yung40oz84:
That's odd... I thought was Ainur. I uninstalled Ainur audio magisk module and camera works fine now. I used 8.0 aroma unofficial of course from 9/06. I try this method though. Thanks
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hi guys :) Back to my building project. I've got just a general build question for a tablet I have. Soooo, I have the build enviro all set. There's currently no roms for my tab, so I'm trying to build the first. :D So no roms, no git to clone. BUT, I found the sources and am downloading them. Question is, what is the proper way to include them in my build directory to get them to work properly? I'm downloading the AQF3 version from here. If nobodie's too sure, I know yo guys have a thousand guides, so any reading would be appreciated too. :)

Edit: Ok, put it in my sync folder, which was an edumacated guess on my part. The zip had the kernel and platform tar which included framework, system, vendor, etc. and also a build_64bit script. Use the script? ...thinking out loud :)
[Android Builders Collective] JaylanPHNX:
I'm not asking for features before there's even an Oreo build, but I'm curious if this is something that can be enabled by default by a ROM. http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/0...s-turn-wifi-automatically-feature-nexus-5x6p/
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
E is way ahead of you ;)

https://github.com/ezio84/abc_frameworks_base/commit/6a696330083103de7b26a91671e043d02020bd0a
[Android Builders Collective] JaylanPHNX:
That doesn't surprise me in the least. :good:
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Looks like it's raining in Italy.

:P
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Eheh ye better to start building with the provided script by manufacture if available. Otherwise you could try to put together those manufacture trees and the build tree of another source (abc or whatever else), but then you'd probably have to fix errors :D

Last days have been cloudy :D

Hey dude please try to build with latest commits in vendor/huawei and see if it's fixed.
[Android Builders Collective] indian84:
Cloudy weather is good. You can complete Oreo bring up faster. :)
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hey [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] :D Trust all is good? :) Yeap, I'd really like to build for my Sammy Tab S3. There's no roms and it's driving me nuts. I did quite a bit of reading and fumbling around yesterday :angel:. I'll take a look at the script included in the source zip I downloaded yesterday and see what all exactly it does. My concern is I saw you guys were saying to sync Oreo was about 5Gb or so and the zip was only ~186 Mb. That can't be everything I need to build a functioning stock rom is it? ...lol, I'm in stumbling stage right now. :angel:
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Hey quick question: is there an Android Builders Collective telegram group, or something of the sort, or is the place to be here on XDA?
[Android Builders Collective] JaylanPHNX:
I wish you all the luck, because I'm thinking of getting a Tab S3 myself. It's pretty much the only option for someone who still likes Android tablets and wants a modern SOC.
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
It's a damn nice tab. I got the t820 Wi-Fi only. Screen is nice, battery's great, performance is good and pen is nice. It cost a little bit, but worth it. :)
[Android Builders Collective] a g bell:
Well umm nothing for hh as of now but there is a nice picture being shared by du

So good XDA uploaded it twice?
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Yes, you need to merge those provided trees with aosp ones. E.g. repo init and sync stock aosp manifest then delete aosp trees if you have them in the zip then move the zip ones to the aosp source.

Check also if the provided zip has some readme files that could help you a bit.
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Okie dokie Ezio :) Decided to partition my PC and install Kubuntu. I'm installing platform-tools etc. right now and then a reset up of the build enviro. That part's gotten easy enough now after the third time...noob :angel::p
[Android Builders Collective] vsot13:
Long live Hammerhead
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hey [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION]. Syncing with the master branch now. Lol, see you tomorrow morning. :p
[Android Builders Collective] Natakranta:
Can you unlock bootloader?

My wife has original Tab S 8.4 (T700), screen is beautiful (2K amoled), but soc is showing its age. Running AICP Nougat on it with ups and downs, but happy there at least is something for it.

I may take a look on Tab S 3 when prices get more affordable. Though I don't like 4:3 screen format. It's for video watching so the wider the better. T700 was last one with 16:9 proportions.
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Yeap :) Actually all you do is allow OEM unlock in DevOps, boot to download mode, flash recovery through Odin and flash root. Easy peasy :D The 4:3 isn't TOO bad. I do quite a bit of reading though so it's pretty nice for that. It does have an HDR screen though there's not to many videos that take advantage of that tech yet from what I've been reading. Reading at night though with rooted stock, just dimming the screen it looks like I could get about 10 hours sot pretty easily. If using at regular screen brightness, probably about 7 hours. Processor-wise, I got the HTC U11 with the SD835, and the 820 in the tab feels just about as fast. Lol, yeap it's all good. I put a good coloring book app on my tab to make good use of the pen. :o

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Sorry for so many questions. :angel: I synced from the master branch and it just finished up...54.7 Gb :eek::eek::eek: Lol, the question...should I have synced from master or just use the branch that the tab is on? :angel:

Edit:...well crap, ok, I see in the Sammy download...I should have synced from 7.0 :(
[Android Builders Collective] Pump Ac7i0n:
Thanks, I got a build up and going last night with the new commits but still got the same error. Doing a compare with a carbonrom that i build about a week ago, i noticed in /priv-app folders (in ABC), such as DiagMon, SprintDM, etc all had an additional folder in them call oat. My Carbon build doesnt have these oat folders.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Eheh ye sync the same branch the producer used, otherwise you'll face rivers of errors :D

Mmm maybe gapps you are using are installing their own DmService apk and so on.

Do this, after the flash take those apk from your build OUT folder (with their OAT folder, vdex and odex files) and overwrite the ones in system.
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Dang, been attempting a TipsyOS build for HH, but ran out of memory, I did not realize the recommended amount of RAM is 16GB's and I only have 4GB's RAM..

Would there be any work around for an aging laptop like mine? Or am I hooped? Lol

Edit: Trying the killjack suggestion I was reading about in this thread, hopefully that helps.
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
You're not alone. I allocate 8GB RAM and still runs out. (Running in a VM) I always go here and run the three commands listed to increase it this way. Then run kill and restart jack.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ror-try-increasing-heap-size-with-java-option
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Awesome, that's exactly what I did, hopefully it spits out a successful build this time around. Since I ran those the build hasn't given me an error yet so I feel optimistic!

:cowboy:
[Android Builders Collective] icrunchbanger:
Guys how much time is required for your machines to compile rom. Im buying a new computer and thinking about i5 7600 with 16 gigs of ram.
[Android Builders Collective] pkelly517:
I have roughly the same build.

45 mins from make clobber for nougat.

I have a script that runs at 4am daily (which is useless now, but meh), so I don't know about Oreo. I think mm was ~30 mins.
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hey [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] :) Progress! I think I have two more hurdles to get past and I might have a working build. :D Soooo, if I can blab at you just a bit more :angel: I decided to run off a RR base as a first experiment. I repo synced from their git and all seems good/error free. In the Sammy source download I did in the readme it says "Copy module that you want to build - to original android open source. If same module exist in android open source, you should replace it. (no overwrite)" Well, all the same modules, Art, Bootable, Build etc. exist in my RR sync folder already. Does that mean I copy/paste the Sammy propietary stuffs into my build folder or take a different route? There is a script that came along with the Sammy download called "build_64bit.sh" but I'm not TOO sure if I should run that or not. Lol, like I said, closer but a couple things I'm not sure about. :)
[Android Builders Collective] aoaleman:
I have the i7 6700K and 16GB of RAM. I'd say it also depends on your internet connection speed and a few other factors but I'd say a few hours overall. From repo sync to making the final zip package.
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Anyone else's builds get hung on:

Generating TOC: .../android_stubs_current_intermediates/classes.jar.toc

For literally hours on end?
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
I'm pretty sure [MENTION=6733592]icrunchbanger[/MENTION] was talking about just straight build times. Your right though, internet speeds make a huge difference in how fast you can actually get the source before you build it.

My i7 6700k OC'd to 4.8 w/16GB will do a build of N in 18 minutes from make clean. [MENTION=2640853]Garrykd[/MENTION] has build times in the just go to bed and maybe it'll be done in the morning range. Yours should fall somewhere in between but more towards my side.

On another note, I was able to get in on the 6P for Pixel XL exchange that Google is doing. Angler was a great device but it's battery and charging port where shot. It got shipped back to Google today. I've had Marlin now for almost a week and it's a great device. I'm actually running stock O no root. Which, for those of you who know me, is pretty amazing.

Androids made leaps and bounds in what it allows to occur in user space. I've found an app that gives me volume skips track. I've found an app that removes unwanted notifications. I'l try out rootless Substratum soon and I'm sure that will work to. All in all I'm fairly impressed but what you can now do without root.

That being said, I've been nagging [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] pretty hard about getting support for Marlin. Once Pure gets Oreo up it might be possible to bring up Marlin for ABC. I'm sure it will be a huge pain in my ass, but if E's willing to help I'm willing to break a bunch of stuff. I haven't been around much cause building for Angler was a breeze. I'd do a build a month and be good. Now, I have a reason to get back into the game a bit. As good as stock is, it's not ABC.
[Android Builders Collective] icrunchbanger:
Just what i thought. Im interested only in compile time :)

Thanks for the answer :D
[Android Builders Collective] efan3719:
can confirm rootless substratum works flawlessly. everything is now nice and dark. :good:

what you using to remove unwanted notifications?

even though i can do 90% of everything i usually do without root or custom rom i still miss a lot of the little things in ROMs like PN or ABC. the moment i can start building either of those for this device on O i'm all over it. :cowboy:
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Thanks for the heads up on rootless Substratum.

I'm using AutoNotification to get rid of what's not needed.

Yeah, this little test of rootlessness has been fun and all but I'll be ready for ABC as soon as the heavy lifting is done.:cool:
[Android Builders Collective] MoistPicklez:
Well after 6 hours and 33 minutes of compiling TipsyOS for Hammerhead, I got a successful build, however my mobile data isn't working at all.. As soon as the phone boots up I get a signal, then it switches to "R", then no sim, then repeat.. Toggling Airplane mode doesn't help, neither does manually changing network settings. I installed nano OpenGapps, but I somehow feel Gapps aren't causing this. Any ideas on what I may have missed?

:crying:
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
I'd try to remove those folders from the aosp source then put the ones from Sammy zip. Then run their build script to be sure to send the correct commands to their build folder mk files.

Nate is already working on it, Pixel will probably get some Pure love soon :D

That issue usually comes from the device tree (maybe some qcom libs not taking the correct selinux permissions).

Try to grab the device tree and even the blobs tree from another working N rom for Hammerhead.