Hello,
I'm running a rooted Samsung SGS2 with the default ROM (XWKI4).
I'm writing a shell script to automate some networking tests (coming from a Linux background) and I'm looking for a way to get command line OpenSSL, compiled for the phone.
Currently, I've found a github with sources for OpenSSL for Android phones over here: github.com/fries/android-external-openssl
Could someone please help me and either direct me to a guide for building the code for my specific device or a well-functioning (command line) alternative?
Sorry for posting a question on something I'm sure is covered in a thread somewhere but apparently I'm unable to find it despite looking through quite a few FAQs and searches.
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Hi All,
iam trying to combine two apk's in one... can anyone suggest a simple approach to this.
My use case is
i write scripts using python for android.
i can package those scripts in apk. however apk if installed on a phone which doesn't have python interpreter ask's user's to download interpretor.
what i want is one monolithic apk which contains python interpretor plus my script.
Note : looked through SL4A forum completely and was not able to find any satisfactory answer.
so is this possible or not?
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This blog post seems to detail the process of packaging a python script along with the interpreter: http://jokar-johnk.blogspot.co.uk/2011/02/how-to-make-android-app-with-sl4a.html
EDIT: At least, I think it does. I haven't fully read it, more skimmed it.
Hello! I'm not sure am I allowed to post this kind of question in this forum, but I couldn't find any better place.
I would like to modify (edit) my SGS II's ROM/kernel. I've already downloaded source from opensource.samsung.com (GT-I9100_OpenSource_Update2, 2.3.5).
I'm not new to programming but I just don't know how to "edit" that ROM/kernel. I have Visual Studio (I know the basics of C/C++, and I'm good at C#). Kernel is the lowest-level "program" so I guess it's written either in C or C++.
So what I'm wondering is how do I open the kernel or ROM in Visual Studio and am I able to compile it later with VS? (I just saw compiling tutorials and everyone is compiling on Linux (I'll install it if necessary)).
You don't have to write me step-by-step guide, but just help me a bit.
Sorry for my bad English by the way.
Link to download GT-I9100_OpenSource_Update2 from linux shell
If anyone is trying to download the files from linux shell, you need to find the file's "attach_id" which you put in the cmdline below to download what you need.
In this case (attach_id=1584) it's GT-I9100_OpenSource_Update2.zip
Code:
wget --post-data="method=downLoad&attach_id=1584&down_purpose=EETC" https://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=downLoad
We have apkbuilder tool in Android SDK for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. Is it possible to develop a similar tool that runs on Android platform?
My friends and I are working on a MiniJava compiler on Android platform, and we hope that the whole process - getting the MiniJava source code, compiling the code into dex file, packaging dex into apk - can run consecutively on Android. Now we're having trouble packaging dex into apk, since the "apkbuilder" file runs some Java commands. Please help me if you have any idea.
p.s. This is my first post, so please tell me if there's something improper.
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Hello dear readers forum. I have a question that has matured well, very important to me now, and it is compiling and decompiling applications from the operating system Android ICS 4.0.X.
Tried and aapt from the android-sdk and a bunch of files from xda-forum, but when trying to compile the application, climbs a lot of mistakes, I read that you need to remove ODEX from the archive, and then put in place - about
I work in Ubuntu 10.04. I can read, Google has enjoyed, was looking for.
Having tried all the options from the forum and those that could be found.
For the record - I work with the phone THL W1 - which was just installed Android ICS.
Why do it?
I want to add the Russian language and some change.
I hope for a clear and wise response. Believe me, if I had not tried to find anything - I would not write here.
Sorry for my English. I am writing a google translete.
P.S. I love xda forum)))
Firstly, I don't know if this is a right site/forum to ask this question but this seems to be most active android development forum when googling for 'android development forum' even though this site seems to be mosty about rooting and mods which is not what my question is about.
I'm trying to compile github.com/corbinlc/GNURootDebian from source and make it run on my android emulator. I get 'Configuration with name 'default' not found' in android studio 3.0 when just opening the project. Can anyone help me out tackle this error?
> I tried googling / stackoverflow and couldn't find a satisfying answer
> I have successfully built and run a simple app in emulator using steps outlined in 'Building Your First App' walkthrough on developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
Thanks in advance,