Regarding Genymotion, I use that already and love it for emulation. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. By clicking New Hardware Profile it should open a new window like this: Here you can change the settings. TeaAge TeaAge 1 1 silver badge 15 15 bronze badges. Ok, that would be my issue then. When I click the button, it does nothing. I will see if I can change that by reloading Android Studio — bboursaw The button to create a new profile does nothing. I have removed and reloaded Android Studio and still the same issue.
Cris Graue Cris Graue 33 6 6 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Google provides some excellent documentation about building AOSP. You need to read it and then re-read it and then read it again. That all sounds easy, but there are a few gotchas along the way.
Here are some notes I made during the process that you might find useful:. Set up a build environment — Ubuntu I used OS X Grab the source — This is an easy step, however it takes a long time.
For me it took over 24 hours. Such a large download only happens once, further syncing with the main source tree will be incremental. Obtain proprietary binaries — The binary drivers should be unpacked in your working directory. Start the build — You start the build using make.
If you get build errors which seem related to memory, especially about the Jack server and memory then do these two things:. If you get any communications errors related to the Jack server then just start the build again, that normally fixes it.
Flash the build onto your device — You will find adb and fastboot in. What you will see is a vanilla version of AOSP. There are no Google services, no Play Store and only a few core apps. This is the bare bones of Android. However, congratulations are in order. You have managed to build Android from its source code and flash it on to a device.
That is no mean feat. Now that you have Android up and running, you can start to customize it and make your own specialist ROM. This is actually where things get hard. You are about to tinker with a guts of the Android operating system and the problem is that Android is huge.
That is the source code, the graphics, the compiled binaries, the tools, everything. That is a lot of stuff. So, start simple. Here are two simple customizations that will get you going, start on the path to being an Android firmware hacker! A relatively easy customization is to change one of the pre-built apps.
If you were to develop a full alternative Android distribution then modifying or replacing some of the core apps would be a given. In this case we are just going to tweak it, however the principles remain the same for more complex changes and revisions. The core apps are found in the directory.
You can edit it with your favorite GUI editor or if you want to stay on the command line then use vi or nano.
To keep things simple what we are going to do is add a Toast that will be displayed when the app is first started. Near the top of the file underneath the long list of import statements add this line:. If your development environment is already configured, you can skip this section. To set up these components: 1. Go to Java SE Downloads. Install the JDK package. For details about the installation, see the Java Platform Installation. This section covers: System Requirements.
Getting started with Android Studio. System Requirements To develop apps for Samsung mobile devices, you must first set up your Android development environment. Verify that your development system meets the requirements specified by the Android System Requirements. If the browser has detected your operating system, click Download Android Studio.
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