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README.md
cvd2img
A tool to transform Android Cuttlefish images into raw disk images that can be used with QEMU (and other VMMs).
Building
Dependencies
- parted headers and libraries (libparted-dev in Debian, parted-devel in Fedora)
- clang headers and libraries (libclang-dev in Debian, clang-devel in Fedora)
- The Rust Toolchain
Generating the executable
With all dependencies in place, it should be as simple as running cargo build.
The resulting binary will be in ./target/debug/cvd2img.
Using
Preparing the Cuttlefish Directory
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Download a cuttlefish image from http://ci.android.com/. If you don't exactly what to download, read this guide.
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Create a directory and unpack for the cuttlefish images and the CVD tools.
mkdir cuttlefish
cd cuttlefish
unzip ~/Downloads/aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-img*.zip
tar xf ~/Downloads/cvd-host_package.tar.gz
Generating the raw disk images
Go back to the cvd2img build directory and execute it pointing to the directory containing the cuttlefish images expanded above:
./target/debug/cvd2img ~/cuttlefish
More options
./target/debug/cvd2img --help
Usage: cvd2img [OPTIONS] <CVD_DIR>
Arguments:
<CVD_DIR> Directory containing the Android Cuttlefish images
Options:
-a, --arch <ARCH> Architecture of the source images [possible values: x86-64, aarch64]
-s, --system <FILE> Output file for the system disk image
-p, --props <FILE> Output file for the properties disk image
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version