[CM7]Request(please)

[pbailey212]

You could download virtualbox and run Linux in that. That's the only thing I can think of.

Or! You could hackentosh it. that's kinda a grey area legally though...

Vmware is free and simple. It opens up in windows.. wubi is a simple safe Ubuntu installer also. It will dual boot your PC to run windows or ubuntu

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[sellers86]

Build in the download fix too please

that is if it builds... dont you remember the 41 errors

 

[anthonycr]

that is if it builds... dont you remember the 41 errors

true... but none of that was my doing.

 

[sellers86]

true... but none of that was my doing.

yeah, that was CM. lol

 

[sellers86]

Lurkin, Im syncing now. this isnt IHO, Im syncing straight from CM7. no promises, not sure if that error will show up again...

 

[LeoLawliet]

If I can boot it from a flashdrive, that'd be cool. I'd prefer Ubuntu.

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[lilrob1213]

Can I get a copy of this too?

 

[ThatGuyLurkin]

If I can boot it from a flashdrive, that'd be cool. I'd prefer Ubuntu.

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Wouldn't that be slower? Less hard drive space, depending on size(I think)


@Seller's, good luck !

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[HurrrDurrrDURP]

If I can boot it from a flashdrive, that'd be cool. I'd prefer Ubuntu.

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Use Wubi

 

[sellers86]

Can I get a copy of this too?

I was planning on it, I've owed you a copy for quite some time, but those errors got in the way

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[jonny5449]

If I can boot it from a flashdrive, that'd be cool. I'd prefer Ubuntu.

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Yes u can do this
Have at least a 4-8 gig flash drive
Google search unetbootin
Set it up
Plug in flash drive
Assuming u downloaded Ubuntu start program
Install to flash drive
Change bios to read flash drive before the actual system
Your done
I will make a picture guide later

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[ThatGuyLurkin]

Yes u can do this
Have at least a 4-8 gig flash drive
Google search unetbootin
Set it up
Plug in flash drive
Assuming u downloaded Ubuntu start program
Install to flash drive
Change bios to read flash drive before the actual system
Your done
I will make a picture guide later

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No point. There's one on the website. He.wants to ssee if he can BUILD CM7 without having to install it on the hard drive. USB is more unstable.

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[sellers86]

No point. There's one on the website. He.wants to ssee if he can BUILD CM7 without having to install it on the hard drive. USB is more unstable.

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That and you would need about a 64 gb flash drive.

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[LeoLawliet]

I really only wanna modify an already made rom, but with ease. I don't really wanna build from source. I'm not familiar with updater scripts & such. A simple tutorial for that is all I need.

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[ThatGuyLurkin]

What was that Windows thing EarthnFire posted?

This http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=184209

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[sellers86]

building now.

 

[cole2kb]

Wubi lets you install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows app but you still boot into the full OS. Check it out.

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[tvall]

On the subject of USB installs to build, you could do an install to flash, and carry a 20+ gb external hdd for your repos. An old external should be quite cheap, or you could buy an enclosure and stick an old hdd in it.

Later I'm going to make a USB image with all you need to build android and not much more. Maybe include some scripts for automation.




And all you need to modify an already built rom is 7zip, a zip signer, apktool, and something to unpack boot.img files. Or the android kitchen.

 

[LeoLawliet]

On the subject of USB installs to build, you could do an install to flash, and carry a 20+ gb external hdd for your repos. An old external should be quite cheap, or you could buy an enclosure and stick an old hdd in it.

Later I'm going to make a USB image with all you need to build android and not much more. Maybe include some scripts for automation.




And all you need to modify an already built rom is 7zip, a zip signer, apktool, and something to unpack boot.img files. Or the android kitchen.

I'll be waiting for the release, I'll make good use of it. Are you going to make a separate thread once you make the USB image?

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[tvall]

I'll be waiting for the release, I'll make good use of it. Are you going to make a separate thread once you make the USB image?

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Yeah, I'll make a separate thread. I'll try to do this today, but my slow tethered, throttled internet connection will make it take a while.

Is a GUI necessary?