aml-flash-tool on Linux #30
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Background: This is useful for installing *.zip packages, such as LineageOS. This allows you to bypass some installation steps (connecting the keyboard to the device, ADB and recovery steps, etc.). In other words, after flashing the <aml_install_package>, the final installation is performed entirely via the fastboot terminal.
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@bumerc77 The utils: aml-flash-tool: Fix awk warnings on Ubuntu 24.04 commit should no longer be required now that we have merged another PR. Could you please rebase and revise the PR to only include the fastboot change? |
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@viraniac Sure |
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Test: OS: Ubuntu 24.04
Currently, this instruction
utils/aml-flash-tool/flash-tool
Line 443 in 1022f00
is not valid.
Debug
#!/bin/bash
set -x
trap read debug
...
++ uname -o
++ read
++ uname -m
++ grep -i x86
host_machine=x86_64
++ read
'[' '!' -z GNU/Linux ']'
++ read
'[' GNU/Linux = Darwin ']'
++ read
'[' '!' -z x86_64 ']'
++ read
SYSTEM=linux-x86
++ read
EXE=
++ read
print_debug 'host_os = GNU/Linux'
[[ 1 == 1 ]]
echo -e '\033[0;33mhost_os = GNU/Linux\033[m'
host_os = GNU/Linux
++ read
...
++ read
++ awk '/sub_type="platform"/{gsub("file=","",$1); gsub(/"/,"",$1); print $1}' /tmp/aml-flash-tool-8b4y/image.cfg
awk: cmd. line:1: warning: regexp escape sequence `"' is not a known regexp operator
...
Debug
[ $host_os != Darwin ] solves it.
otherwise
uname -sshould be used for Linux.