Android 9 - Failed to Compile

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Hi All,
I’ve tried to build Android pie for Vim1 - following the documentation. But it always fail here.

hardware/amlogic/gralloc/Android.mk:144: warning: "the value of GPU_TYPE is mali450"
[321/946] including hardware/amlogic/hwcomposer/Android.mk ...
"Build HWC 2.0"
[534/946] including system/sepolicy/Android.mk ...
system/sepolicy/Android.mk:79: warning: BOARD_SEPOLICY_VERS not specified, assuming current platform version
[905/946] including vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/Android.mk ...
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/media_control/Android.mk:27: warning: 9
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/media_control/Android.mk:98: warning: 9
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/media_processor/Android.mk:4: warning: .
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/media_processor/Android.mk:45: warning: 9
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/test/Android.mk:5: warning: Kitkat
vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/test/Android.mk:6: warning: vendor/amlogic/common/LibTsPlayer/jni/test
[914/946] including vendor/amlogic/common/apps/NativeImagePlaye/Android.mk ...
vendor/amlogic/common/apps/NativeImagePlaye/jni/Android.mk:10: warning: libnativehelper/include_jni
[932/946] including vendor/amlogic/common/frameworks/Android.mk ...
vendor/amlogic/common/frameworks/core/jni/screencontrol/Android.mk:7: warning: libnativehelper/include_jni
vendor/amlogic/common/frameworks/core/jni/systemcontrol/Android.mk:10: warning: libnativehelper/include_jni
[933/946] including vendor/amlogic/common/gpu/lib/Android.mk ...
vendor/amlogic/common/gpu/lib/Android.mk:100: warning: "the value of BOARD_INSTALL_VULKAN is "
[938/946] including vendor/amlogic/common/prebuilt/Android.mk ...
"no bootaccelerate source code, add prebuilts"
"no exoplayer source code, add prebuilts"
vendor/amlogic/common/prebuilt/libmedia/libavenhancements/Android.mk: error: libamffmpegcodec: No source files specified
build/make/core/prebuilt_internal.mk:35: error: done.
23:04:12 ckati failed with: exit status 1

#### failed to build some targets (02:22 (mm:ss)) ####

I’ve tried make clean everything and create base dir and repo from scratch. The error is still occurs.

I can compile Nougat for Vim1, Vim2 on this machine. And I was able to compile Pie few months ago.
Anyone experiencing the same issue?

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You missing stuff, looks like you sync didn’t go that well.
Maybe some network issues?

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I’ve checked the missing file - the file is exists on lib (32bit) folder. Funny thing is - the above error is gone after I run build for vim1 Nougat. So I guess there’s some ENV build variable on mine that mistakenly make my compilation as 64bit and when I run build for Vim1 nougat the ENV got overwritten (my build machine is on Google cloud and have multiple source for vim1,vim2 and vim3)

@superceleron - Here’s the repo sync output - after few repo sync run

Skipped fetching project android_system_update_engine (already have persistent ref)
Skipped fetching project android_vendor_amlogic_apps_NativeImagePlayer (already have persistent ref)
Skipped fetching project android_external_bart (already have persistent ref)
Fetching projects: 100% (687/687), done.
Checking out projects: 100% (687/687), done.

Do I need to manually run git lfs pull on some sub-folders or it is handled by repo tool?

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yes you do need git lfs
But is weird since that folders are managed by repo just fine when i pulled mine!
Something is messing up the env’s!

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yep it’s weird indeed :)) I’ve made it to compile it. Thanks @superceleron

There’s only one error on Chromium - for anyone facing the Chromium issue - i run

cd device/khadas/
git lfs pull

Manually and continue to recompile.

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sorry to break in with a question, but why compile your own when there are ready to use Android images?
I am waiting for my VIM3 Pro just now :slight_smile:

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Of course, miracles should not be expected, but everywhere there are pros and cons, try different builds and you will understand. good luck! :wink:

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Yep those ready to use Android firmwares are awesome,
I just need to build one myself because I need heavily customized flavor of Android for my specific needs :wink:

Besides - nothing beat learning than over-engineering things.

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