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On Monday, October 29, 2018 at 7:34:08 AM UTC-7, Brian Moore wrote:
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> Sure. How and where do I file?
> (I'm not really much of a developer, I just like to build my own AOSP for
> my phone)
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Nice catch! Can you please file a bug?
On Sat, Oct 27, 2018, 09:28 Brian Moore Update:
> Take a look at the project below. It's essentially a set of scripts that
> will download an android image and extract a working /vendor/google_devices
> tree to include with your AOSP build. Using this I
Update:
Take a look at the project below. It's essentially a set of scripts that will
download an android image and extract a working /vendor/google_devices tree to
include with your AOSP build. Using this I was able to easily build a working
AOSP 9.0 image that found the SIM card. Apparently
I'm having the same issue: Android 8 AOSP worked fine, but 9 cannot find the
SIM.
I did a logcat of the radio buffer, and it's complaining about a missing file:
/system/lib64/vendor.qti.qcril...@1.0.so.
Seeing as this is a vendor file, I'm not sure why it's not provided in the
vendor file
I'm assuming this isn't actually a bug but something I need to address with
the build process...
I've been doing some tests with clean unmodified AOSP builds on the Pixel.
I had been working with Android 8 and 8.1 and my build process was as
follows:
1. Clone the AOSP branch I want to build.
