> 1. How fatal is it, do I need a machine running Ubuntu natively.
It's not fatal, the build should continue and work successfully. I know
that there are problems with docker-like systems (eventually tracking down
to some workarounds for a kernel bug -- turning off a lot of the security
helps,
AOSP master.
Getting the following warnings:
18:54:25 Build sandboxing disabled due to nsjail error. This may become
fatal in the future.
18:54:25 Please let us know why nsjail doesn't work in your environment at:
18:54:25 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/android-building
We pushed the kernel project for the following device:
Tag Project Branch
Device
android-wear-9.0.0_r0.35 kernel/msm
android-msm-triggerfish-4.9-pie-wear-dr triggerfish
bill
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I have been doing some more comparisons between the the handbuilt kernel
and the one that comes in the prebuilt.
The prebuilt one shows several modules in lsmod,
Module Size Used by
ftm5 364544 0
heatmap28672 2 ftm5
videobuf2_vmalloc
Dear Eliane:
If you still develop android 1.6,
I'll suggest that you can using docker or singularity to build container
image which include ubuntu 10.04 + Java SDK 5 + android 1.6 require package.
After that, you can build android 1.6 using container on any version OS
which support docker or
