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I have downloaded AOSP codebase for x86 from https://www.android-x86.org/. It builds fine. I wonder how I setup the config or .mk, so that I can compile or build Android with Android Automotive OS flavor.

Any pointers?

sal_guy
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Refer to /device/generic/car/ repository where AOSP car emulator configuration is available.

The following target variants are available:

aosp_car_arm-userdebug
aosp_car_arm64-userdebug
aosp_car_x86-userdebug
aosp_car_x86_64-userdebug

I recommend to follow the official documentation for downloading and building AOSP: Set up for Android Development. You can choose car emulator as your build target.

In short:

  1. Download some Android repository. In case of Android 10, this could be e.g. using repo:

    $ repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest -b android-10.0.0_r14
    $ repo sync
    
  2. Setup an environment and choose the car emulator target variant that matches your CPU architecture, e.g.

    $ . build/envsetup.sh
    $ lunch aosp_car_x86-userdebug
    
  3. Build the target:

    $ make
    
  4. After successful build, run the emulator from command line:

    $ emulator
    

    Note: Usually, for development purposes you would like to run the emulator with some additional options, e.g. -selinux permissive (SELinux not enforced) or -writable-system (writable system image). Refer to Start the emulator from the command line documentation for more details.

Sergei Krivonos
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    If I want to deploy Android Automotive on a physical machine, but not just use in an emulator, will this build option give me ISO, system.sfs and other files? – sal_guy Nov 19 '19 at 18:16