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Freescale Semiconductor Document Number:FAQs Rev jb4.2.2_1.0.0-GA, 05/2013 Android Frequently Asked Questions 1 How do I configure the build information? For every build, you should define a BUILD ID and BUILD NUMBER. We use our release version as BUILD ID and build user date as BUILD NUMBER. You can create a buildspec.mk file under your ~/myandroid directory. Android will read this file to get the build information, such as BUILD_ID, BUILD_NUMBER, and default build product, etc. 1. Copy the default buildspec.mk $ cd ~/myandroid $ cp build/buildspec.mk.default buildspec.mk 2. Change the buidspec.mk, to add BUILD_ID BUILD_NUMBER. You can add the following lines in buildspec.mk: BUILD_NUMBER := $(USER).$(shell date +%Y%m %d.%H%M) BUILD_ID :=RXX.XX The BUILD_ID is your software version id. You can change this to your current release number. 3. (Optional) You can also change the TARGET_PRODUCT TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT in this file to change the default build product. © 2013 Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. How do I download the Android source code behind a firewall? For example: TARGET_PRODUCT:=sabresd_6dq TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT:=user 4. After these changes, you can directly call make to build your Android. 2 How do I download the Android source code behind a firewall? If you have an HTTPS proxy and your firewall supports socks, perform the following steps. * Install Dante - a socks client $ sudo apt-get install dante-client * Configure Dante by adding below lines into /etc/dante.conf route { from: /0 to: . via: DNS_OR_IP_OF_YOUR_SOCKS_SERVER port = PORT_OF_YOUR_SOCKS_SERVER proxyprotocol: socks_v5 } resolveprotocol: