I have been following the instructions on "6AO.1.1 Application Notes" page
Since it requires Ubuntu 14.04 and none of my 5 Linux sytems are that I installed it using VirtualBox on Arch Linux
I give it 8 CPU, 16G of RAM and 1TB of disk space so that should be enough
I had a few issues with your instructions which are missing a few items to be able to compile Android.
It gives an error about a dtc too old and once the compiler is installed it gives some mysterious error which after a search on google the solution found is to install the missing lib
sudo apt-get install device-tree-compiler
sudo apt-get install liblz4-tool
Then for some weird reasons it refuses to use the installed OracleJava so I switch to Open Java which it doesn't like because it wants 1.8
Since 1.8 is not available I have to install a ppa version this way :
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openjdk-r/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo update-alternatives --config java
sudo update-alternatives --config javac
It might be a good idea to update your instructions.
Now to my question,
All I am doing this weekend is getting TI Android to work on one of my Beagleboard X15 but the ultimate goal is to use it on a producttion board where I work.
The problem I have with your instructions about the installation is that it requires to use the micro USB port, not a problem on the Beableboard X15 but on the production board we have 2 USB host only port.
We do have a serial debug port.
What would be an alternative way to install android on the system? We have 64M of qspi and 4G of emmc to use.
I did get a few errors which don't seem to be fatal, how do I get rid of those errors?
[231/1002] including ./external/libdrm/Android.mk ...
external/libdrm/libkms/Android.mk:23: warning: invalid GPU drivers: omapdrm
[249/1002] including ./external/mesa3d/Android.mk ...
./external/mesa3d/Android.mk:52: warning: invalid GPU drivers: omapdrm
Michel Catudal
