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Using /tools/hci/ from AOSP (make file is Android.mk.disabled)
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowStop EditText from gaining focus at Activity startupHow do I make links in a TextView clickable?Passing additional variables from command line to makeIs there a way to get the source code from an APK file?ndk-gdb error: device does not support the application's targetted CPU ABIsHow to make debug build of specific module under AOSP tree?Building/installing Android Wear AOSPWhy is ADB unauthorised to debug my device on which I installed AOSP?AOSP not booting on Nexus 5Building module in Android Open Source Project
I am trying to send and receive HCI events/commands using an Android device (pixel 2) for testing purposes at work. I've tried doing this a number of ways - but recently stumbled upon this in the AOSP source code.
This seems to be exactly what I'm looking for (or close to it), but I am unsure of how to actually use this.
I've built AOSP (walleye for pixel 2) more than a few times in userdebug and engineer mode, and have adb/fastboot, etc already setup in an Ubuntu environment, so the build process is not new to me.
With all of that said, my first question:
Do I need to remove .disabled from the android.mk file? Will this result in the tool being built with the OS?
If so, how do I access the tool once it is built.
If not, how might I build this tool (main.cc in the file linked above) and where would I find it once built.
**EDIT::
No responses but a with a few days of experimentation I've figured it out:
Its very straightforward, but I'll leave this here in case anyone else has a similar question in the future.
1) Change Android.mk.disabled to Android.mk
2) Build the OS or that specific module of the OS (Plenty of good explanations on that process can be found here on SO.)
3) Flash the OS containing the newly built Module onto your device
4) In this case, we turned main.c into an executable. Use adb to locate and run that executable once its on your device. (This part is conjecture, I haven't been back to work to try it out yet)
android makefile android-source android.mk hci asked Mar 21 at 16:57
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I am trying to send and receive HCI events/commands using an Android device (pixel 2) for testing purposes at work. I've tried doing this a number of ways - but recently stumbled upon this in the AOSP source code.
This seems to be exactly what I'm looking for (or close to it), but I am unsure of how to actually use this.
I've built AOSP (walleye for pixel 2) more than a few times in userdebug and engineer mode, and have adb/fastboot, etc already setup in an Ubuntu environment, so the build process is not new to me.
With all of that said, my first question:
Do I need to remove .disabled from the android.mk file? Will this result in the tool being built with the OS?
If so, how do I access the tool once it is built.
If not, how might I build this tool (main.cc in the file linked above) and where would I find it once built.
**EDIT::
No responses but a with a few days of experimentation I've figured it out:
Its very straightforward, but I'll leave this here in case anyone else has a similar question in the future.
1) Change Android.mk.disabled to Android.mk
2) Build the OS or that specific module of the OS (Plenty of good explanations on that process can be found here on SO.)
3) Flash the OS containing the newly built Module onto your device
4) In this case, we turned main.c into an executable. Use adb to locate and run that executable once its on your device. (This part is conjecture, I haven't been back to work to try it out yet)
android makefile android-source android.mk hci asked Mar 21 at 16:57
SamuelSamuel
34
add a comment |
I am trying to send and receive HCI events/commands using an Android device (pixel 2) for testing purposes at work. I've tried doing this a number of ways - but recently stumbled upon this in the AOSP source code.
This seems to be exactly what I'm looking for (or close to it), but I am unsure of how to actually use this.
I've built AOSP (walleye for pixel 2) more than a few times in userdebug and engineer mode, and have adb/fastboot, etc already setup in an Ubuntu environment, so the build process is not new to me.
With all of that said, my first question:
Do I need to remove .disabled from the android.mk file? Will this result in the tool being built with the OS?
If so, how do I access the tool once it is built.
If not, how might I build this tool (main.cc in the file linked above) and where would I find it once built.
**EDIT::
No responses but a with a few days of experimentation I've figured it out:
Its very straightforward, but I'll leave this here in case anyone else has a similar question in the future.
1) Change Android.mk.disabled to Android.mk
2) Build the OS or that specific module of the OS (Plenty of good explanations on that process can be found here on SO.)
3) Flash the OS containing the newly built Module onto your device
4) In this case, we turned main.c into an executable. Use adb to locate and run that executable once its on your device. (This part is conjecture, I haven't been back to work to try it out yet)
android makefile android-source android.mk hci asked Mar 21 at 16:57
SamuelSamuel
34
I am trying to send and receive HCI events/commands using an Android device (pixel 2) for testing purposes at work. I've tried doing this a number of ways - but recently stumbled upon this in the AOSP source code.
This seems to be exactly what I'm looking for (or close to it), but I am unsure of how to actually use this.
I've built AOSP (walleye for pixel 2) more than a few times in userdebug and engineer mode, and have adb/fastboot, etc already setup in an Ubuntu environment, so the build process is not new to me.
With all of that said, my first question:
Do I need to remove .disabled from the android.mk file? Will this result in the tool being built with the OS?
If so, how do I access the tool once it is built.
If not, how might I build this tool (main.cc in the file linked above) and where would I find it once built.
**EDIT::
No responses but a with a few days of experimentation I've figured it out:
Its very straightforward, but I'll leave this here in case anyone else has a similar question in the future.
1) Change Android.mk.disabled to Android.mk
2) Build the OS or that specific module of the OS (Plenty of good explanations on that process can be found here on SO.)
3) Flash the OS containing the newly built Module onto your device
4) In this case, we turned main.c into an executable. Use adb to locate and run that executable once its on your device. (This part is conjecture, I haven't been back to work to try it out yet)
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