This is the full changelog, isn’t it? Normally you can see all open merge requests here:
http://code.fairphone.com/gerrit/#/q/status:open
The ones that were merged into the source should appear under “closed”, but apparently there are none (yet). Personally, I also don’t like the idea of keeping things more or less closed (although you can dig through the git commit history of course if you want to).
But yes, we need a public issue tracker as already has been discussed here:
I guess it’s the right way to do it professionally (review, commit). But there is no howto for the “normal” people on how to pull what kind of changes (even if still under review). Some hints how do use it with repo can be found here.
Well if somebody (@xaxa a maybe?) would be so kind to cherry-pick this stuff and do a userdebug build and check if root is working we could include cherry-picking these commits in the build instructions as long as they remain unmerged.
Believe me I will do, and I will put effort into a crystal-clear how-to… just give me some time to make it work and build it.
Ok, I’ve built the source with patches 5…11.
With seSuperuser/Superuser in a local repo manifest, I get the following error:
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:562: error: undefined reference to 'hacks_update_context'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:478: error: undefined reference to 'bind_remove'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:486: error: undefined reference to 'bind_ls'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:490: error: undefined reference to 'bind_uniq_dst'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:509: error: undefined reference to 'init_remove'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:517: error: undefined reference to 'init_ls'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:520: error: undefined reference to 'init_uniq'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/su.c:870: error: undefined reference to 'hacks_init'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/daemon.c:545: error: undefined reference to 'bind_foreach'
package/apps/Superuser/Superuser/jni/su/daemon.c:566: error: undefined reference to 'init_foreach'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [out/target/product/FP2/obj/EXECUTABLES/su_intermediates/LINKED/su] Error 1
When I use CyanogenMod/Superuser instead, the build succeeds, but I find no su binary build anywhere.
After applying this hack, I got it to build. (Really weird error where build doesn’t pick up all source files.) It doesn’t install su to the correct location and correct permissions, though.
edit it turns out seSuperuser hasn’t been updated for building in-tree. Use my fork if you want it to compile. I can’t get the daemon to run on startup, though. Not even after adding import /init.superuser.rc after the other imports in system/core/rootdir/init.rc.
edit after adding some SELinux stuff (part of fork) the daemon starts, I just get Permission denied now.
Also, you can use this manifest now (for as long as the fork is needed).
edit after installing com.koushikdutta.superuser running su on the shell works!
After successful compiling the Image in a Docker Container. Where can i find them? 
@jom in out/target/product/FP2. I use this, from the source root, to flash:
sudo ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT=`pwd`/out/target/product/FP2 `which fastboot` flashall
Note that you probably can’t (easily) flash from the Docker container.
You are right. One would have to configure the container to have access to USB. It’s probably possible, I don’t know how.
But you can easily install fastboot on your host operating system (it is available for Linux, Windows, etc) and flash from there. Incidentally that’s what I did half an hour ago.
In case anyone else had the same problem, what I did to fix it was open the id_rsa.pub file and copy it from my text editor instead of pasting the results of “cat id_rsa.pub”.
But at the same time I also poked around my account on the website and added a user name, that might have been what actually fixed it.
It seems it’s starting to work! These are the steps I took.
After repo sync, fetch the superuser-related patches from Fairphone’s Gerrit and add Superuser:
# Apply pending Superuser patches
repo download fp2-dev/device/qcom/sepolicy 5
repo download fp2-dev/device/fairphone_devices/sepolicy 6
repo download fp2-dev/device/fairphone_devices/fairphone 7
repo download fp2-dev/platform/frameworks/base 8
repo download fp2-dev/platform/packages/apps/Settings 9
repo download fp2-dev/platform/system/core 10
repo download fp2-dev/platform/system/extras 11
# Add local manifest for Superuser's su
mkdir -p .repo/local_manifests
wget -O .repo/local_manifests/superuser.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wvengen/Superuser/feature/try-fix-aosp-build/local_manifest.xml
repo sync -c package/apps/Superuser package/apps/Widgets
Then edit system/core/rootdir/init.rc and add after the existing imports:
import /init.superuser.rc
edit: editing init.rc may not be necessary, patch 7 seems to add it already.
Then continue to build and upload.
When you have installed Superuser with package name com.koushikdutta.superuser, it may just work.
I’m curious to hear if this works for anyone else.
I’m glad to hear it works for you. I got familiar with this missing import aswell 
Saying I see you are making the same steps I have done right one week before 
Since it is not easy to understand short-held compiling questions, I wasn’t sure about your knowledge-level. My build is running right now, and if it works, I’ll have a one-build solution with TWRP and Superuser-embedded all-at-once. We’ll see…
@xaxa great, let’s see!
This does not yet include the Superuser app. It would be useful to have it installed in the system image, and it would be good for security (or any app using the same id could obtain root when it’s not installed).
It seems that currently only su in the shell works, not from apps 
I guess it’s a permissions/user/selinux problem (selinux line + Permission denied for opening local socket).
Does anyone here (running their own version of android) experience the random reboots everybody is discussing here:
When I try to compile, I get the following error:
[code]out/host/linux-x86/bin/checkpolicy: loading policy configuration from out/target/product/generic/obj/ETC/sepolicy_intermediates/policy.conf
external/sepolicy/radio.te:33:ERROR ‘unknown type persist_file’ at token ‘;’ on line 3850:
allow radio persist_file:dir search;
checkpolicy: error(s) encountered while parsing configuration
external/sepolicy/Android.mk:121: recipe for target ‘out/target/product/generic/obj/ETC/sepolicy_intermediates/sepolicy’ failed
make: *** [out/target/product/generic/obj/ETC/sepolicy_intermediates/sepolicy] Error [/code]
When I then do cd external/sepolicy/; git checkout cae72b60bc2e4f5509c08232f211044af7eb375d and try to compile again
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
build/core/host_shared_library_internal.mk:44: recipe for target 'out/host/linux-x86/obj32/lib/libnativehelper.so' failed
make: *** [out/host/linux-x86/obj32/lib/libnativehelper.so] Error 1My build (host) system is Arch Linux.
no, I don’t
That won’t make any difference.
That is indeed a necessary step to do (I thought I mentioned that above). 
Ok, first try and first successful make ! Instead of a make -j8 I tried a simple make. It tooks about 6 hours to build but I have a fully functional Fairphone Open Source OS on my FP2 now.
Thanks a lot everybody for all the tips.
I didn’t see where you mentioned it before (this forum layout is confusing 
Sometimes there’s issues with copy/pasting adding weird line breaks, depending on where you copy/paste from so I thought I’d mention that too. (I’ve had that issue before when adding keys to my authorized_keys file.)
I just have deleted my whole branch yesterday 
and now i need a halfway latest FFOS Image which is working. Can someone please send me a build from the last week? Downloadspeed 200kps sucks for another buildingstart. Would be great! jom