• AOSP
• AOSiP
• Dirty Unicorns
• LineageOS

Tastier than ever!

• Around 75G disk space
• 20G or more usable internet
• A computer with at least 8G RAM running Linux or MacOS
• A brain
• Some spices and potatoes

• Preparing the sauce

  1. Make sure you have a build environment setup.
  2. Make a new directory, cd to it and run

     repo init -u https://github.com/PotatoProject/manifest -b croquette-release;
     repo sync;
     

  3. The ROM sauce is ready! Get ready to prepare your device-specific sauce.

• Preparing device sauce

  1. Define all relevant device repositories in .repo/local_manifests/local_manifests.xml
  2. Run repo sync;
  3. Move/copy your <ROM>.mk (Example: lineage.mk, aosp_beryllium.mk) file to potato.mk.
  4. Open this file and
     • Set PRODUCT_NAME to potato_<device> (Example: potato_beryllium)
     • For a Phone or tablet with a SIM Card, add

       # Inherit from Potato vendor
       $(call inherit-product, vendor/potato/config/common_full_phone.mk)
       

     • For a WiFi-only tablet, add

       # Inherit from Potato vendor
       $(call inherit-product, vendor/potato/config/common_full_tablet_wifionly.mk)
       

  5. Save and exit

• Cooking

  1. Run

     source build/envsetup.sh;
     add_lunch_combo potato_<device>-userdebug;
     brunch <device>;
     

     Example:

     source build/envsetup.sh;
     add_lunch_combo potato_beryllium-userdebug;
     brunch beryllium;
     

  2. This will start compiling the build. Keep the potato near you for luck. You may optionally eat cheese while the build compiles.
  3. Resolve errors if any and continue building.

• You can reach us at Telegram
• For common porting related errors, visit Android Building Help
• Make sure you provide relevant logs, screenshots and details with all sources you used.

• You can contribute to this project by submitting changes to our Gerrit Code-Review server.

• For adding your device to the list of supported devices, please reach us at Telegram with your device tree and previous works.