Curious you have a a/b partition device and you flashed system .img on /b and then you did not switch slots to /a while rebooting normally you'd end up in a no os installed error...
Will all builds have a vendor image if there are proprietary files? I downloaded the proprietary binaries, ran the script, built for coral and I don't see a vendor.img in the out/target/product/coral/ folder
@@AlaskaLinuxUserAKLU Turns out I downloaded the wrong vendor/proprietary files (which you had previously instructed us not to do -- haha). I can say that if done correctly with an actual coral device, you should have a vendor.img file.
great tutorial, just curious why do you only have to make the four flashes when there is several other .img files in the (in my case) out/target/product/blueline directory?
Well, it depends. If you have other image files, you may need to flash those too. For instance, the Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra does not have a separate recovery partition, so there is no need for a recovery image. But your phone may have one, so you could flash that too.
This is great! I am trying to flash a google pixel at the minute, I have built my AOSP on a remote machine and secure copied the (AOSP/out/target/product/sunfish) directory over to my local machine. From my machine I am them trying to run the flashall fastboot command to flash the device but getting stuck in fastboot mode. Can this be done in this nature? I have tried doing it remotely with ssh tunnel but it does not connect when I reboot to bootloader. After watching the video I am trying to flash all files independently but am missing the vendor.img from the aosp_sunfish_userdebug option. Any knowledge dump would be greatly appreciated! Keep rocking with the content.
@@AlaskaLinuxUserAKLU UPDATE, solved my issue. Didn't have the vendor/google folder. All working. Have you any videos on how to expose hidden APIs? Asking for a friend lol
You don’t understand how hard to find tutorials like these. These videos are so useful!
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We don't see you boot the phone after flashing.
I guess you'll just have to take my word for it. :D
Curious you have a a/b partition device and you flashed system .img on /b and then you did not switch slots to /a while rebooting normally you'd end up in a no os installed error...
You don't have to flash both partitions, you just have to make sure it will boot the partition you just flashed. :D
Will all builds have a vendor image if there are proprietary files? I downloaded the proprietary binaries, ran the script, built for coral and I don't see a vendor.img in the out/target/product/coral/ folder
No, not all will have a vendor.img. Some integrate the vendor blobs into the system image.
@@AlaskaLinuxUserAKLU Turns out I downloaded the wrong vendor/proprietary files (which you had previously instructed us not to do -- haha). I can say that if done correctly with an actual coral device, you should have a vendor.img file.
great tutorial, just curious why do you only have to make the four flashes when there is several other .img files in the (in my case) out/target/product/blueline directory?
Well, it depends. If you have other image files, you may need to flash those too. For instance, the Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra does not have a separate recovery partition, so there is no need for a recovery image. But your phone may have one, so you could flash that too.
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This is great! I am trying to flash a google pixel at the minute, I have built my AOSP on a remote machine and secure copied the (AOSP/out/target/product/sunfish) directory over to my local machine. From my machine I am them trying to run the flashall fastboot command to flash the device but getting stuck in fastboot mode. Can this be done in this nature? I have tried doing it remotely with ssh tunnel but it does not connect when I reboot to bootloader.
After watching the video I am trying to flash all files independently but am missing the vendor.img from the aosp_sunfish_userdebug option. Any knowledge dump would be greatly appreciated! Keep rocking with the content.
Did you download the vendor/google folder? Or did you extract the blobs? You'll need one of those two things to create a vendor.img file.
@@AlaskaLinuxUserAKLU UPDATE, solved my issue. Didn't have the vendor/google folder. All working.
Have you any videos on how to expose hidden APIs? Asking for a friend lol
What is the application you are using which shows system stats?
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