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I think you're having the same issue as when trying to build AOSP on MacOS, there are a few guides, but the gist of it is creating a case-sensitive disk image, mounting it and doing what you need in it:
- The guide that pointed me in the right direction: https://michael137.github.io/2020-04-16-android-kernel/
- A script with a command line to create the disk image you'll need (not tested myself, but could help) https://gist.github.com/MartinMReed/b5e8a56651fd25569ff3#file-aosp-sh-L282
I don't think I've seen any other workarounds for that issue. Hope it helps
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Sounds about right. I figured the two most straightforward options would be either
- Mounting an external disk (like you said), or
- When setting up a mac with APSF directly make it a case-sensitive one by ticking that box...
Either option is something I don't see myself fixing in here, so I added the low priority tag for now. If anyone has a sweet hack to make it work regardless PR's are always welcome :)
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