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Building Noname ROM
Noname ROM is a Cyanogenmod-based ROM with some very small modifications to make it run well on the TF101 and TF101G.
Following and understanding the general Cyanogenmod build-instructions is very much recommended.
Follow the general guidelines, but initialize the build-root using the following command instead:
repo init -u git://github.com/NonameROM/android.git -b cm-10.2
After synching up, and getting prebuilts, setting up build-environemnt etc. Do not breakfast tf101. Instead manually add the required repos:
croot mkdir .repo/local_manifests nano -repo/local_manifests/noname.xml
In nano add the following XML to the file you've just created:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <manifest> <project name="NonameROM/device_asus_tf101" path="device/asus/tf101" remote="github" revision="jellybean_4.3" /> <project name="timduru/tf101-katkernel" path="kernel/asus/tf101" remote="github" revision="master" /> </manifest>
In nano add the following XML to the file you've just created:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <manifest> <project name="NonameROM/device_asus_tf101g" path="device/asus/tf101g" remote="github" revision="jellybean_4.3" /> <project name="NonameROM/katkernel_asus_tf101g" path="kernel/asus/tf101g" remote="github" revision="dev" /> </manifest>
Get the newly added repos using another repo sync.
Get the required binaries from your device with ADB enabled using the provided scripts:
croot cd device/asus/tf101 ./extract-files.sh
If you've already extracted the files to one build-root and is setting up anotehr, you can fetch the files from there:
croot cd device/asus/tf101 ./extract-files-from-buildroot.sh OTHER_BUILD_ROOT
Now you should be able to run a build using either brunch tf101 or brunch tf101g depending on your device.