So I removed OpenJDK and installed Oracle 1.7. This was very annoying to me because I had actually changed my version of Java to match what the documentation asked for. The build was stopped immediately because I did not have the correct version of Java. Many of the applications and tools that were installed did not work as expected. Downloading was pretty straightforward and without problems but took over 2 hours.įinally I was all set up and ready to compile. You can find the tags that you need here.
This took some time because even the blog that was specialized for Fedora 20 had some incongruities with my system.Īfter finally getting my environment set up it was time to download the code. And then searched for some added documentation on customizing the environment for Fedora. I started with the official documentation on how to build Android.
I run Linux (Fedora 20) on my computer and figured that it should be pretty straightforward to set up everything. Although I knew that it would take more than a day to set up my environment, download the source, compile the system and then test it, I had no idea that it would actually take me over three weeks to get everything working. I recently had the need to download and compile the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).