Thank you Chris!, I was also able to follow the guide and make it work in the Raspberry Pi 4. I found a couple of issues while trying to compile AOSP I think they were related to the python3 version, I got 3.12.3 and needed to downgraded to 3.11 Once the SD card was in the Pi and Android Fastboot was displayed the flash-sd script did the rest as expected. Thanks for the detailed guide! :D
I am interested in working with Pi and Trying this AOSP and AAOS setup on that platform it is interesting how it can be used to make an automotive startup inhouse infotainment system. I have previously worked on Pi and as frustrating it is I still love it's processing power. I'll try to volunteerliy work on the improvements and get back to you in a few days if things work out.
Hi Chris, Thank you for sharing this guide! I followed the steps from the link in your description (along with installing a few additional dependencies from the GloDroid project) and successfully flashed the Raspberry Pi. :) I’m now trying to run AAOSP with the CarSystemUI in portrait mode. I managed to replace the default CarSystemUI, but I’m struggling with rotating the screen 90 degrees to get the correct aspect ratio. I’ve tried: - Modifying the lcd_rotate and display_rotate properties in the config.txt file - Adding video=HDMI-A-1:1080x1920M@60D,rotate=90 to a newly created cmdline.txt file Unfortunately, none of these changes worked. Do you have any suggestions on how I can rotate the screen output? Thanks in advance!
@@chrissimmonds Tried using display_hdmi_rotate, but unfortunately it did not work either. I believe the issue is somehow related with the fact that the usage of the GL driver vc4-kms-v3d seems to ignore the parameters on the config.txt file
Thank you Chris!,
I was also able to follow the guide and make it work in the Raspberry Pi 4.
I found a couple of issues while trying to compile AOSP I think they were related to the python3 version, I got 3.12.3 and needed to downgraded to 3.11
Once the SD card was in the Pi and Android Fastboot was displayed the flash-sd script did the rest as expected.
Thanks for the detailed guide! :D
I am interested in working with Pi and Trying this AOSP and AAOS setup on that platform it is interesting how it can be used to make an automotive startup inhouse infotainment system. I have previously worked on Pi and as frustrating it is I still love it's processing power. I'll try to volunteerliy work on the improvements and get back to you in a few days if things work out.
Hi Chris,
Thank you for sharing this guide! I followed the steps from the link in your description (along with installing a few additional dependencies from the GloDroid project) and successfully flashed the Raspberry Pi. :)
I’m now trying to run AAOSP with the CarSystemUI in portrait mode. I managed to replace the default CarSystemUI, but I’m struggling with rotating the screen 90 degrees to get the correct aspect ratio. I’ve tried:
- Modifying the lcd_rotate and display_rotate properties in the config.txt file
- Adding video=HDMI-A-1:1080x1920M@60D,rotate=90 to a newly created cmdline.txt file
Unfortunately, none of these changes worked.
Do you have any suggestions on how I can rotate the screen output?
Thanks in advance!
Can you try display_hdmi_rotate? That might work, according to www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/legacy_config_txt.html
@@chrissimmonds Tried using display_hdmi_rotate, but unfortunately it did not work either. I believe the issue is somehow related with the fact that the usage of the GL driver vc4-kms-v3d seems to ignore the parameters on the config.txt file