Build Latest Version of AOSP - Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers

To have the latest build version of AOSP should I download the code and build it or is there already built an image at the repo for example note I will flash it at pixel 3

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[Q] How to build any android version source code and flash on any device?

Firstly,apologies if this is not the right section.
We all know that android source code is available.So my question is how can I build the source code and install on any device?For example if I have an old device for which updates are not available.Can we just flash it with any android stock rom?Not talking about custom rom.
Can we take the source from github and just build and flash on our device?Because android is hardware independent? Like we can install ubuntu on any system?

MOB30H vs. MTC19T

There are two different build numbers. One is used by stock Nexus 5 ROM while the other is used by PureNexus custom ROM.
What are the differences between the two?
AOSP Branch the dev has used to build the rom.
AFAIK there's not a specific changelog between these builds but you can find others there.

How do I use samsung opensource kernel for the AOSP?

I got the source code form opensource.samsung.com and I compiled the kernel successfully.
I want to know that how do I use the kernel to build AOSP for my phone?
And the samsung kernel is based on Android 6.0.1, can I port the latest Android version to my phone?

Question about proprietary blobs and device/vendor tree.

Hi there.
I wanted to know is the proprietary blobs and device/vendor tree different for each version of Android (like nouget vs Android o)?
Can a properly working proprietary blobs and device/vendor tree for Android 7 be used to port or build Android 8 based ROM once the latest version of Android comes out for full deployment?

How to add my own linux kernel module to Pixel2?

I have written a linux kernel module for my Pixel2, and compile it under AOSP source: kernel/msm.git android-msm-wahoo-4.4-oreo-dr1
But when I insmod my module, dmesg reports "disagrees about version of symbol module_layout".
Google told me that the kernel source version I used to compile my kernel module is not corresponding to the kernel source version used to building the official Pixel2 kernel.
Where can I find the kernel source version/branch of AOSP used to build the official Pixel2 kernel?
https://android.googlesource.com/device/google/wahoo-kernel/
Thanks, but this link only has some binaries used for pixel device.
I want to have the kernel source location and its branch and version used to build the pixel 2 official kernel.

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