trenchkato
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how does this differ for cm9?
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how does this differ for cm9?
system/core/libmincrypt/tools/DumpPublicKey.java:27: warning: sun.misc.BASE64Encoder is Sun proprietary API and may be removed in a future release
import sun.misc.BASE64Encoder;
^
1 warning
Hey guys I am running into this error:
Code:system/core/libmincrypt/tools/DumpPublicKey.java:27: warning: sun.misc.BASE64Encoder is Sun proprietary API and may be removed in a future release import sun.misc.BASE64Encoder; ^ 1 warning
I have been trying for the past two days to remedy... I feel like I just want to remove the line
import sun.misc.BASE64Encoder;
from system/core/libmincrypt/tools/DumpPublicKey
but I am sure that is just going to break something else...
Ive tried installing the jdk and downgrading gcc to version 4.4
help..
EDIT: Note im compiling cm9 not cm7 but the instructions are the same..
You do know that warning != error, right?
yes the script quits right after so i figured something went wrong...
the problem might be elsewhere. I've never heard of make exiting on a warning before
didnt work.. I think I need to drop the apache org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64 in that spot... but i need to figure out how the script will find the jar
Hey Hroark......thanks for responding back!!
A little background what I have going on so far.....
Am on Linux Mint 12 (ubuntu is a headache for me) on a 32 bit system dedicated to Linux....
Have tried 3 different compile/build attempts to no avail....deleted and am using a tut from droid forums [GUIDE] How to build your own ROM from CM7 source and just finished syncing the repo.....have followed that tut almost exactly except for getting the java and sdk stuff cause i already had it installed...also in that tut where it came to the dev Index of /ubuntu jaunty multiverse and dev Index of /ubuntu jaunty-updates multiverse..is where it also messed up my sources.list
One thing that I have noticed is I am on the oneiric deb (guess thats what it is ) on linux mint...the canonical from your tut above did something to my sources.list which didnt allow me to update anything anymore....
I have the sdk, and java,
Hmmmmm....excuse the noobishness...just trying to take off and fly:trytofly:...if you need more info just let me know..is there something that I need to change in your tut so I can get it to work on my machine?
Sorry for the bombardment of info and questions!! Thanks for the help though!!!
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did you use the zip file from this thread and overwrite the files in your cm7 folder ?
I don't think I did it correctly......folders within the zip and add them to; for instance.....device---->device in the cm7 system folder...frameworks from zip----->frameworks cm7 system???? or each individual file from within the zip into the respective folders in the cm7 system?
Again sorry for the noobishness, just want to be clear.
can you try doing this
edit the file
cm7/device/samsung/prevail/BoardConfig.mk
and change
WPA_SUPPLICANT_VERSION := VER_0_8_X
to
WPA_SUPPLICANT_VERSION := VER_0_6_X
and tell me if it builds without errors
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I dont know that is weird
I use Ubunto 11.4 64 Bit
I have heard that other people have Android build issues with newer versions of Linux
so that may be your issue

.....oh noooooooo....
!!
....I am gonna reattempt ur tut from above....do I need anything 32bit specific that should replace anything from above??Hroark......Got Ubuntu up and running....I am gonna reattempt ur tut from above....do I need anything 32bit specific that should replace anything from above??
11.04
:driver:
well I am using the 64 bit version
I think there may some differences when you install the necessary java sdk files and stuff
I would say go for it and when you stuck, post the errors you are getting
Well here we go......here is the very first error