Last day I wanted to do repo sync (I'm compiling android sources), and then I noticed that it got stucked in 99%
I did some researchs and people adviced to use repo sync -f, but the problem was the same. Also in the android official page, they said that you can try this command "sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling=0", but also It doesn't work.
Other people that are syncing the same repo as me don't have these problems, so I used this command to know what was happening (repo --trace sync -c -d -f -j8)
Here is the wierd part:
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: export GIT_DIR=/home/yaymalaga/AOSPA+/.repo/projects/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/aarch64/aarch64-linux-android-4.8.git : git rev-parse --verify refs/tags/android-5.0.2_r1^0 1>| 2>| : load refs /home/yaymalaga/AOSPA+/.repo/projects/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/aarch64/aarch64-linux-android-4.8.git Fetching project platform/prebuilts/clang/darwin-x86/host/3.4 : parsing /home/yaymalaga/AOSPA+/.repo/projects/prebuilts/clang/darwin-x86/host/3.4.git/config
: export GIT_DIR=/home/yaymalaga/AOSPA+/.repo/projects/prebuilts/clang/darwin-x86/host/3.4.git : git rev-parse --verify refs/tags/android-5.0.2_r1^0 1>| 2>| : load refs /home/yaymalaga/AOSPA+/.repo/projects/prebuilts/clang/darwin-x86/host/3.4.git
And here it stucks. I also tried removing .repo folder and doing repo sync agin, but when downloading sources it stuck too (99%), and the same using repo sync -f, so any idea what can I do?
Have you tried nslookup ?
You can edit your /etc/hosts file with the addresses for:
74.125.71.82 googlesource.com
173.194.66.82 googlecode.l.googleusercontent.com
216.58.210.161 storage-ugc.l.googleusercontent.com
173.194.67.82 android.googlesource.com
216.58.211.193 storage.googleapis.com
I have it this way, but maybe you should check with nslookup.
Check also if your ethernet cable is alright, if you are using one. I had to change mine.
I think it should work with this, but...