Has anyone tried to compile his own build of Android according to instructioons?

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-12 23:45:57

Well--I use LAN to connect now--but when I turned on Wi-Fi switch--it showed my Wi-fi spot. So probably everything is ok with Wi-Fi if it detects spots around.

I have noticed some bug--if in googlePlay install apps--I do not know if always like this--but app downloads like till 80%--and then takes some time untill installs. Do not know if need to be paid attention to. but at leats finished installling app from GooglePlay.

gaara · Published in 2015-5-12 23:54:48

You can install F-Droid, it's the same as Google-Play but the apps are Open-Source.
To be root, Super-Su is a good app.
But all the app do not work, most of them works.

And if you can see a wifi spot, the it works.

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-13 00:15:33

Edited by OrangePiLinux at 2015-5-13 01:57

Gaara when you first time tried to compile android was it difficult o do? I justwonder--if follow yoour giude nd this which is on site--can noob make it to bedone?

Also when compiling--how you choose which desktop will be in android and how you choose which apps will bepreinstalled--like youtube andgmail lets say?

also thispanel--back, home volumeat bottom--it is installedby default when you compile android?

How long it takes to compile android?

this guide which is here on site--it was created by orangepi creators?

Gaara--do you have any metal coolers on A20 CPu? In Android after playing Angry Birds--I noticed chip becomes like maybe 50Centigrade--is possible to get burn...

gaara · Published in 2015-5-13 01:31:35

If you know how to do, it's easy ;)
But you must be patient if you want to add your drivers. They can be selectionned with the ./config.sh command, and naviguate in the menu
Read all the banana tutorial, with using the 2nd repository adress. I have used the first one, but it's close now. (rights problems)
It takes about 1h30 with a 4 core (i5) for the first time, and 5 min if you build again.
Yes, the panel is the default

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-13 02:04:57

Edited by OrangePiLinux at 2015-5-13 02:30

Actually on laptop I have Core Duo which is 32 bit dual core intel chip. So here I have Ubuntu 14.04 installed. And on Desktop I have AMD Phenom X955 Black Edition 3,2GHZ, but there is only windows installed now

Gaara--and they do have only Android 4.2 sourse--or also possible to buld Android 4.4 from sourse?

gaara · Published in 2015-5-13 02:31:23

Not yet, only 4.2

wolftronics · Published in 2015-5-13 22:34:30

First post working orange pi plus ?

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-20 02:37:30

Edited by OrangePiLinux at 2015-5-20 02:40

I just wonder--where is possible to download safely--I mean without any viruses in .APK--- GooglePlay Store .apk?

I found some links--but can someone verify if those links are safe to install GooglePlay safely ?

http://www.androidapksfree.com/a ... t-version-download/

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996995

http://www.androidpolice.com/201 ... -more-apk-download/

Which of the links is more safe to use????????????????

I just want to install in standard Android which we have for ORange Pi Plus and Pi2 --this GooglePlay.apk and then with its help install YouTube, GMail, Different Launcher. So I need help to know which link is better to use to download .apk

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-20 03:59:28

Funny. Downloaded from here GooglePlay.apk--but it installed--but does not start:
http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/goo ... droid-apk-download/

OrangePiLinux · Published in 2015-5-20 06:23:33

TRied to compile Android--so looks like sourse is down for orange pi, the same with Banana Pi---there is something wrong with sourse at github.
So looks like I stuck.

Has anyone tried to compile his own build of Android according to instructioons?

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