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Hi, A few posts back in this thread letM3in explains it better than I can: Originally Posted by letM3in I was in the same boat last week. Here's what I did (roughly -- I don't have my build machine in front of me right now). Hope it helps. I performed a full build and then wrote a script that...

I was googling for a guide since you are using 12.04, there are a few differences from what I am using (10.04) but if you google "how to compile ics in ubuntu 12.04" (without the quotes) there is a thread over on another forum that will help you out (it's the first one that comes up) Hope this...

Hi, What you do if repo sync gets stuck is close that window, open up a new window, cd to the directory where you want repo to sync the files to and type that command in "repo sync -f"

Hi, I've run into this a few times where it would time out, using repo sync. What you can do is run a repo sync -f . I had to do this quite a few times as I have issues with my internet connection at night. Hope this helps

Depending on what phone you have, a quick search came up with this: http://forums.androidcentral.com/hacking/144804-how-compile-ics-aosp-4-0-3-xoom-gnex-nexus-s.html

Thanks! Well I just got through checking out the other things that weren't working, so the Camera and gps are now working fine, I don't have any way to test NFC(I have never used it anyways).

Just an update, IT WORKS!!! Okay, so I got all excited and so far have only tested the camera, which now works! But in all my excitement forgot one little detail,, GAPPS, so is using Kejar gapps good for a stock AOSP build, or should I get the latest one from goo.im?

I just wanted to say THANK YOU! It took me a while to find all the files and the right versions, but I am finally building from source now and hopefully within the next hour or so I will find out if I did it correctly. This is really interesting stuff,can't wait to learn more... Thanks again!

Good Morning, You guys were right, the gps drivers are not there in the AOSP for JB either.. I tried a couple of different apps to test the gps and it was a no go. So i'm starting to get the impression that asking how one would get older drivers to work with an AOSP JB build is not something...

I did check and gmaps is able to find me without wifi enabled, however the gps icon I am used to seeing at the top does not show up(maybe a bug?) I know that the Vicious-JB-4.1.1-V1 rom worked perfectly, I didn't run into any issues like this, would I be able to grab the binaries from that and...

Thank you for the responce! I did read something last night on the google forums somewhere that they were suggesting that you would take 3 files from an ICS build and put them into your JM build, it was: - /vendor/etc/sirfgps.conf - /vendor/lib/hw/gps.omap4.so - /vendor/firmware/ducati-m3..bin...

Hello! First off, thank you for this great guide! I've been able to compile AOSP JB for my GNex from source and install it. Everything works except the camera and gtalk (fc's). The system I am compiling on is running Ubuntu 10.04, i've started over quite a few times now using this guide...