[Arm-netbook] ICS build

["Sztupák Sz. Zsolt"]

Yeah, CM9 is a bit easier to build than standard AOSP, as it contains 
some compatibility layers for devices without the proper ICS drivers. 
And unfortunately working 3.x kernel + gpu drivers are still not 
available. I didn't try yet, I'm still hoping for a working 3.x kernel 
and apropriate gpu drivers.

I did manage to build AOSP ICS though (using self-built kernels and the 
software opengl renderer), but without hardware acceleration it was not 
really usable.

I do plan on making a tutorial on some parts of ICS building I know 
(like replacing the system part, or packing a new initramfs), as I get a 
lot of requests nowadays.

  SztupY
> There were some builds of CyanogenMod for the Novo7 on XDA, if I
> remember well...
>
> AOSP is free, share ahead!
>
>
> Alejandro
>
> On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 7:45 PM, Akash<akash87 at gmail.com>  wrote:
>> Has anyone successfully built ICS AOSP for Allwinner A10 board?
>>
>> I was able to make the images using
>> https://github.com/sztupy/allwinner_android_system_core and
>> https://github.com/sztupy/android_device_softwinner (ics branch).
>>
>> Also, can i share my output on github? Or is it not legal to share it?
>> (I wouldnt think so as its an AOSP that i'm sharing)
>> --
>> Adrenaline Junkie
>>
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