如何获取适用于Raspberry Pi3的Android Things 1.0镜像构建工具？

Hey there, I get it—tracking down older Android Things resources can be tricky since Google shifted focus away from the platform. Let me walk you through some practical ways to find the 1.0 build tools for your Raspberry Pi 3:

• Check local backups first: If you ever downloaded Android Things 1.0 in the past, dig through your old files. The flash tool is usually included right in the image zip, either as a standalone flash.sh (for Linux/macOS) or flash.bat (for Windows) script.
• Look for community archives: Many developers have archived older Android Things builds in community spaces. Try searching developer forums or open-source platforms for terms like "Android Things 1.0 Raspberry Pi3 flash tool"—you might find legitimate shared copies from other users who kept backups.
• Use standard Android tools as a fallback: If you can get hold of the 1.0 image file itself, you don’t need a special tool. You can use the regular Android platform tools like fastboot to flash it manually:
  1. Boot your Raspberry Pi 3 into fastboot mode
  2. Run fastboot flash commands for each partition in the image
  3. Reboot the device once all partitions are flashed

A quick heads-up: Android Things is no longer officially supported, so using 1.0 might come with security risks. Make sure you really need this specific version instead of the DP8 build you can get from the console.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Michel Sentenac