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1.3.1 If flash.sh fails with 'You have too old Sony Android version (X.Y) on your device'Sailfish OS Hardware Adaptation Development Kit for Sony Xperia XHere you will find instructions how to build Sailfish OS image and flash it to Sony Xperia X (F5121) device. This practice is not encouraged by mobile phone developers, partly due to the risks involved. And it supports numerous versions of Sony mobile phones.

: Switching to blobless builds, you no longer have to download SW binaries to build things, will only need them to flash the image (we recommend to start your dev environment from scratch at this point) : EDGE variable added for cutting and bleeding flavours of the HW adaptation (removed in Jun '18 due to adaptation now being stable) : droid-flashing-tools has now been provided in nemo:devel:hw:common repo (which is automaticaly available for local builds), which should unbreak mic image creation : Aligned with Platform SDK 2.2.0 and target

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ThenRepo init -u git://github.com/mer-hybris/android.git -b hybris-$HAVERSION -m tagged-manifest.xml# Adjust X to your bandwidth capabilitiesMake -j$(nproc -all) hybris-hal droidmediaIf you encounter errors, check with HADK's section 5.5 'Common Pitfalls', and if it's not there, ask us on IRC.Once you have hybris-boot.img and hybris-recovery.img files successfully built, go through chapter 6 of the HADK document.Ignore chapter 7, but do the following instead:Rpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -droid-halGit clone -recursive $DEVICE hybris/droid-configs -b masterIf thenSed -i '/%include droid-configs-device/i%define community_adaptation 1 ' $ANDROID_ROOT/hybris/droid-configs/rpm/droid-config-$DEVICE.specSed -i '/Summary: Jolla Configuration $DEVICE/i- patterns-sailfish-consumer-generic - pattern:sailfish-porter-tools ' $ANDROID_ROOT/hybris/droid-configs/patterns/jolla-configuration-$DEVICE.yamlSed -i 's/sailfish-devicelock-fpd/jolla-devicelock-daemon-encsfa/' $ANDROID_ROOT/hybris/droid-configs/patterns/jolla-hw-adaptation-$DEVICE_GROUP.yamlRpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -configsRpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -mw # select 'all' option when askedWait for middleware to finish, open new terminal window shell and enter:Repo init -u git://github.com/mer-hybris/android.git -b syspart-$HAVERSION -m tagged-manifest.xml# Change $(nproc -all) to your building capabilities, it will be very heavy on RAM if you go for more cores, proceed with care:Make -j$(nproc -all) libnfc-nci bluetooth.default_32 systemtarball# The build might take quite a bit of timeMb2 -t $VENDOR-$DEVICE-$PORT_ARCH -s droid-system-$DEVICE/rpm/droid-system-$DEVICE.spec buildRm -f $ANDROID_ROOT/droid-local-repo/$DEVICE/droid-system-*.rpmMv RPMS/droid-system-*-0.1.1-1.armv7hl.rpm $ANDROID_ROOT/droid-local-repo/$DEVICE/Createrepo_c '$ANDROID_ROOT/droid-local-repo/$DEVICE'Sb2 -t $VENDOR-$DEVICE-$PORT_ARCH -m sdk-install -R zypper refClose the current terminal window, go back to previous window, then:Rpm/dhd/helpers/build_bootimg_packages.shSb2 -t $VENDOR-$DEVICE-$PORT_ARCH -m sdk-install -R zypper in -force-resolution droid-hal-$DEVICE-kernel-modulesGit clone -recursive $DEVICE hybris/mw/droid-hal-img-boot-$DEVICERpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -mw= $DEVICERpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -mw= -spec=rpm/bluetooth-rfkill-event-hciattach.specGit clone -recursive $DEVICE hybris/droid-hal-version-$DEVICERpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh -versionIf you want to rebuild your image again later, umount any /var/tmp/mic/imgcreate-*/ mounts manually.PLATFORM_SDK $ # continue from above mic sessionUnzip $ANDROID_ROOT/sfe-$DEVICE-$RELEASE$EXTRA_NAME/SailfishOS-*.zipDownload Sony vendor zip archive from and place it in current directory, then:# act upon instructions in the flashing-README.txt, then:If flash.sh fails with 'You have too old Sony Android version (X.Y) on your device'This means you have not updated your stock Sony Android via OTA to the build 34.3.A.0.228. Now you can read through chapter 3.If you ever run into difficulties, we're there to help in the #sailfishos-porters channel on IRC at oftc.net.In chapter 4 ( Setting up the SDKs) setup the environment in ~/.hadk.env with additional variables (here we'll build for Sony Xperia X single SIM variant):Export HAVERSION='sony-aosp-'$BRANCH'-20170902'Follow through the chapter 4 until the end, and ignore chapter 5, instead perform the following:Git config -global user.name 'Your Name'Git config -global user.email this point, install Android's repo tool. Here we'll instead have Sony's stock Android 6.0.1 or 7.x вЂ“ these are the versions that are supported by Sailfish X and need to be flashed to your Sony before flashing Sailfish OS image. The download bandwidth requirement is around 20GB.HADK uses CyanogenMod as reference base. : droid-configs has been updated to fix the nothing provides requested droid-hal-version-f5121 errorPlease download the latest Sailfish OS HADK (Hardware Adaptation Development Kit) from within this link.If used previously, you'll need to re-install/update your build environment to Sailfish OS Platform SDK 3.0.0 (or newer), delete old target, and create new target, just like HADK >=v3 instructs.If you are new to HADK, please carefully read the disclaimer on page 1, then chapters 1 and 2.The disk space requirement for this build is not 30GB as HADK says, but around 80GB. : Bluetooth is now enabled, you are welcome to test its profiles and fix up as many as you can (ping jusa in IRC for guidance).General performance boosted by enabling all 6 CPU cores.