Re: [gentoo-soc] Weekly report 04/30

[Benda Xu <heroxbd@gentoo.org>]

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Hi Pengcheng,

Looks good to me.  Looking forward to your UART and init hacks.

"Pengcheng Xu" <i@jsteward.moe> writes:

> My daily activities this week sums up as follows:
>
> April 25: updated local Lineage OS source tree, tried to figure out
> reason of compile failure

> April 26: scrolled back in AOSP compile log to find error, fixed error
> by cleaning work directory

> April 27: successfully compiled ROM package, backed-up old data on
> phone

> April 28: installed fastboot driver on Windows, flashed newest TWRP,
> flashed ROM package, tested for functionality

> April 29: tweaked kernel options (fixing compile errors in the
> process), added hook before initramfs generation, set up GitHub repo
> forks

> April 30: blogged about progress, cleaned up bookmarks for articles to
> read

Will you please add the reference articles in your blog post?

> The blog post that logs the details is at [1].
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> [1]: https://jsteward.moe/weekly-report-0430.html


> Some compile errors (such as missing semi-colons and #include's) pop
> up as I enable options in kernel config. (This clearly demonstrates
> Google's poor code quality :/ ) I've forked the kernel repository on
> GitHub to store my changes to the kernel source.

Is it possible to raise this issue to google?

  e.g. https://source.android.com/setup/contribute/report-bugs

> As the current stage3 tarballs for arm looks quite outdated
> (20161129), I expect that some efforts will be needed to roll it up to
> match the most up-to-date portage tree.

Please open a bug report to remind the ARM team to update stage3
tarballs.

Benda

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