First you must initialize a repository with our sources:

repo init -u git://github.com/PAC-man/pacman.git -b pac-4.4

Then sync it up (This will take a while, so get a cup of coffee and some snickers):

repo sync

To get this done faster, you can add a specified number of threads to have it download multiple items at once:

repo sync -j(put number in here without parentheses) so for example: repo sync -j25

For building P.A.C you must cd to the working directory. Make sure you have your device tree sources, located on

cd device/-manufacturer-/-device-

Now you can run our build script:

./build-pac.sh -device-

example: ./build-pac.sh urushi

You can also use a second parameter for syncing sources before building

./build-pac.sh -device- true

There are also a few parameters that you can use together with before mentioned:

• threads: Allows to choose a number of threads for syncing operation
• clean: Removes intermediates and output files

The usage is the same

./build-pac.sh -device- -parameters- true

Parameters will be considered false unless you set them to true

This will make a signed zip located on out/target/product/-device-.