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Re: How To Compile Your Own Kernels, Modules, Tinboot (NAND boot), and More for Begin

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Originally Posted by natemcnutty View Post
For building the system, it is much more complicated and something that I have not set up in my environment. You compile a lot with Java and such.

For rootfs and initrd, it's pretty much what you said, but the gits are the wrong addresses. Haret is the only one using rootfs now as we changed it for NAND. Here are the two gits you want to clone:

Code:
git clone git://gitorious.org/xdandroid-eclair/eclair-rootfs.git
git clone git://gitorious.org/xdandroid-eclair/initramfs.git
Note: They are restructuring the XDAndroid stuff to get rid of legacy names like eclair and all that.
Thanks. I see they have the instructions to build the Froyo system.ext2 posted on the XDAndroid site. I'll follow your instructions to build the rootfs and initrd. Planning to play around and build the full package (include kernel/modules) to run with haret.exe. For my work, I have worked with OMAP A8 processor and have some experience playing around with the x-loader and u-boot on the NAND. Trying to learn a little about how the Android system is set up. For my work, I have the Mistral OMAP3530 board so I'm going to eventually try to get Froyo to run on it using this kit from TI: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index....2_ReleaseNotes

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