| 8 Sep 2021 |
 Linux Hackerman | sad but in character I guess | 16:34:00 |
| 9 Sep 2021 |
 pie_ | Im finally getting aroudn to picking this up again | 11:47:41 |
| pie_ | are there any good resources on getting an overview of how android works / etc? and also of its build system? | 11:47:58 |
| pie_ | so i have some idea how things fit together in this whole ecosystem? you know what i meanMű | 11:48:11 |
| pie_ | * so i have some idea how things fit together in this whole ecosystem? you know what i mean? | 11:48:13 |
| pie_ | fwiw i started reading the google android docs | 19:34:32 |
 danielrf | Google android docs are always a good first place to start, but depending on the subject they're often not very detailed. I find myself often having to skim over the sources to try to work out whats going on. For the android build system, it's good to get familiar with the repositories under build/* (build/make, build/soong, etc) | 20:48:41 |
| danielrf | If your'e interested in security on android at all, a good overview can be found here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.05572 | 20:49:24 |
| danielrf | * If you're interested in security on android at all, a good overview can be found here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.05572 | 20:49:33 |
| danielrf | But I'm not aware of similar document that gives an overview of the android system. | 20:51:12 |
| danielrf | If you have specific topics you're interested in I can try to direct you better | 20:51:27 |
 cde | In reply to @danielrf:matrix.org
Google android docs are always a good first place to start, but depending on the subject they're often not very detailed. I find myself often having to skim over the sources to try to work out whats going on. For the android build system, it's good to get familiar with the repositories under build/* (build/make, build/soong, etc) source.android.com has gotten a lot better over the years - these days I end up finding something new to read there every time I visit. | 21:00:15 |
 samueldr | don't forget about android code search
https://cs.android.com/ | 21:01:17 |
| 10 Sep 2021 |
| danielrf | Tagged and pushed grapheneos-2021090819. Tested on crosshatch. Flavor now includes the new support for barbet as well | 06:03:43 |
|  pshirshov joined the room. | 16:59:07 |
| pshirshov | Hey | 16:59:20 |
 kranzes | 👋 | 16:59:54 |
| pshirshov | So, I've figured out how to generate these env files | 17:00:32 |
| pshirshov | I guess I'll open a P/R soon | 17:00:43 |
| pshirshov | Just not sure, what is this hash: fingerprint = mkIf (!config.signing.enable) "7352DAE94B237866E7FB44FD94ADE44E8B6E05397E7D1FB45616A00E225063FF";
? | 17:00:55 |
| kranzes | Fingerprint | 17:01:10 |
| pshirshov | What kind of fingerprint and how can it be hardcoded in case you build the apk every time? | 17:01:30 |
| kranzes | I am not sure where you get the fingerprint from exactly | 17:01:36 |
| kranzes | Ask daniel | 17:01:39 |
| pshirshov | fdroid.nix | 17:01:42 |
| pshirshov | danielrf: could you give me a hint what's the purpose of prehardcoded fingerprint in fdroid.nix and how do I get one for my own module? | 17:02:32 |
| 11 Sep 2021 |
| pie_ | In reply to @danielrf:matrix.org
pie_: 2x my 1hr? what did I report as 1hr? i think the requirements section says something like that | 12:27:19 |
| pie_ | ill check later if i dont forget | 12:27:32 |
| pie_ | theyre a bit specialized but im watching the opersys youtube videos, they also seem quite decent | 20:06:16 |
| pie_ | https://invidious.namazso.eu/channel/UCWlZcsPiXb9fQWJcijUtFXg | 20:06:51 |
