Root Build environment help

[xstefen]

Hey guys and gals,

So I got a new phone, warrantied my Evo for the Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE. Yay me Anyways, ive already posted this in that forum but I thought I'd reach out for help here too since you're mostly all pretty awesome.

For my first project since theres not much dev work for the Victory, I am planning to build AOSP 4.3, hopefully, if not CM or AOKP. I really dont care, AOSP 4.3 would be awesome tho.

Anyways for my issue, when setting up my build environment in Ubuntu desktop 12.04.02 64bit, I keep having this issue. When installing all the required libs listed by google and many other sites, I end up being unable to boot back into my system and only get a black screen and or frozen black screen with cursor. I can ctrl alt del or whatever no problem but never get a login screen. I have now, after reinstallation, got every last piece installed except for [HIGH]libgl1-mesa-glx:i386[/HIGH] which i have narrowed down to being the culprit. Upon installing I get

which pretty much removes most of what ubuntu needs to display a gui. has anyone else ran into this or have any info on this? any help is appreciated as it is the last piece of the puzzle to my build environment. mods if you think theres a better place to move this please do

thanks in advanced, and RIP EVO V

Edit: it seems that [HIGH]libgl1-mesa-glx-lts-quantal:i386[/HIGH] is already installed. So im wondering if
[HIGH]libgl1-mesa-glx:i386[/HIGH]
and
[HIGH]sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so.1 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so[/HIGH]
is even necessary? Still doing research. Apparently its because in Ubuntu 12.04.02 some new X variants were used.

 

[xstefen]

Screw 12.04, going with the Google recommended 10.04

 

[Erik-_-Chavez]

What do you mean by warrantied your phone for a Galaxy?

 

[OverByter]

Probably the same deal that Virgin tried offering me the last couple of times they were out of replacement Evo's and offered me the Victory instead, I have awesome WiMax coverage but no NV LTE rollout for another 6 months at least.
OB

 

[xstefen]

I had geek squad black tie. Bought it when I worked there. Got my phone and warranty with my trade in and discount for less than a hundred. Got $250 back for my warranty haha. Price matched the Victory to $199.99 and used the rest for another warranty and store credit. PS i got a successful build environment on Ubuntu 12.04. After installing all the necessary libs, including the one that breaks the system, follow up with a sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop before you restart and its all good! Compiled a basic aosp arm eng from source last night with only warnings

My opinion of the victory so far... Its blazing fcking fast, battery life is absolutely incredible, i get 7mb lte download at my house vs zero wimax. Etc Did i mention im running a kernel OCed to 1.8ghz completely stable?

 

[Chairshot215]

Yeah any time I go above 10.4 its not a good experience.

 

[xstefen]

I got it going now. Just have yo install ubuntu-desktop after that mesa lib that uninstalls everything. Then reboot and good to go. I think. Did one test build of aosp and compiled with only warnings. Looking into getting a kernel or source started

 

[Chairshot215]

Yeah I started on cm10.2 over the weekend and got through 3 build errors and thought I was good for a second but still working on it.

Still have my victory in my laptop bag and was going to work with g60 again but never got there before he picked up an siiii but maybe able to find something of use in what he had started

https://github.com/vmobi-goghvmu

 

[mrg666]

@xstefen, I have xubuntu 13.04-x64 installed on my development workstation (AMD Phenom II X6, 8GB RAM, 500GB HD) and there are no problems with Gingerbread, Jellybean, and kernel builds. I have always upgraded to every new release since 10.04.

I have listed the installed packages below in case they can be useful for you.
ubuntu packages - Pastebin.com