Now that I have root on my Tablet S, what are some options for running a Linux distro on it? Can anyone recommend a good app in the Market?
tivo444 said:
Now that I have root on my Tablet S, what are some options for running a Linux distro on it? Can anyone recommend a good app in the Market?
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I have never used it but I have read favorable things written about Complete Linux Installer. It is not a Linux distro; instead, it is an app to help you get Linux installed on an Android device.
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Cat McGowan said:
I have never used it but I have read favorable things written about ---. It is not a Linux distro; instead, it is an app to help you get Linux installed on an Android device.
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Hmm... Does it erase the android system? I've always wanted an app to do that type of thing.
tivo444 said:
Hmm... Does it erase the android system? I've always wanted an app to do that type of thing.
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Read this: [GUIDE] How to install Ubuntu, Debian or other distro in our Tablet Z
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I have made a build environment in VMWare. I have added all necessary programs to the Gnome menu. I spent a good 6 hours on making this and compressing this.
Before you use the VMWare image change RAM and CPU to your needings. I suggest at least 2GB RAM and 2 cores assigned for decent performance.
I have also enabled 3D acceleration for OpenGL developers or those who want to try making games.
Requirements
VMWare Player (FREE)
VMWare Workstation (optional, paid)
Features
- Everything is installed:
- Android SDK Tools
- Eclipse
- Android AOSP ready: tested with Jelly Bean
- CyanogenMod ready: tested with CyanogenMod 10 and later
- Developer links in Firefox to CyanogenMod and Android AOSP.
Downloads
One package
http://rapidgator.net/file/49386792/Android_Developer_Environment_1.7z.html
Splitted
http://rapidgator.net/file/49403760/Android_Developer_Environment_1.zip.001.html
http://rapidgator.net/file/49400833/Android_Developer_Environment_1.zip.002.html
FAQ
Can you upload on a mirror?
- No it takes too much time and bandwidth. I don't have the money to buy extra bandwidth.
Passwords?
- All passwords are: 'root'
Looks awesome! I just finished downloading it.. But whats the passwords? For the user anddev and root.
mattmannlt said:
Looks awesome! I just finished downloading it.. But whats the passwords? For the user anddev and root.
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I would highly recommend each user and ESPECIALLY new users go through the process of setting up and configuring their own development environment. You will gain a lot of understanding on how Linux and thus Android operates by working with it yourself, and this really is important. This is great for a experienced dev who wants to have a backup of his own environment, but I think it's just adding one more crutch that the newbies really won't understand.
Password is 'root'
I thought this was a nice and obvious password to use. Sorry for letting you wait.
djjonastybe said:
Password is 'root'
I thought this was a nice and obvious password to use. Sorry for letting you wait.
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Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
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orbital_71 said:
Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
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No. Just about the same. I use virtual box .
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No. Just about the same. I use virtual box .
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Lithid-cm, i am a beginner as i had install virtualbox with ubuntu 12.04 in it, but with 512m. I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Tks
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Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
Sent from my LG-P990
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It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
djjonastybe said:
It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
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Djj, here another question. i am a beginner if i set to only with 512m for vmware will that be fine as I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Sorry can't download from rapidgator if u upload to mediafire u still have to pay? Tks
djjonastybe said:
It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
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These issues are simple configuration mishaps and can be fixed easily. Nat tends to do this, I use a bridged nic. There are also a few kernel values you modify to fix any "download errors". I have never experienced any issues like you are suggesting using virtual box.
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Lithid-cm, i am a beginner as i had install virtualbox with ubuntu 12.04 in it, but with 512m. I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Tks
Sent from my LG-P990
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I had issues building with less then 3 gig of memory. 512 might be too low. Might need at least 2 gig.
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Those who want to install Sun Java JDK (Oracle) need to follow this tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28793435#post28793435
Follow the Java part I made the guide some time ago
Kernel Source
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
goldchang said:
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
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You get the kernel source from your device manufacturer.
goldchang said:
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
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lithid-cm said:
You get the kernel source from your device manufacturer.
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Or port it from a similar device.
Will try this soom to decompile and compile the Settings.apk from Jelly Bean... Anyone any Tips? Please send me a PM.....
Hi,
can somebody else upload one package on a mirror or something ! because splitted ones are taking forever to download !
Thanks !
ShivangDave said:
Hi,
can somebody else upload one package on a mirror or something ! because splitted ones are taking forever to download !
Thanks !
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Don't have a mirror, but why don't you just download a Linux ISO and set it up for yourself? Should be smaller downloads the whole way, everything will be up to date, and you'll get invaluable learning experience.:
thewadegeek said:
Don't have a mirror, but why don't you just download a Linux ISO and set it up for yourself? Should be smaller downloads the whole way, everything will be up to date, and you'll get invaluable learning experience.:
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I have tried to setup the environment but many packages are missing...
EDIT: Downloaded splitted ones... corrupted !
hey guys, im good java programmer but i dont have any idea about android
so i was wondering what are the benefits of learning android developments?
, will it be easy since i'm good java programmmer?
if that idea is good then what android books do you guys recommend for me?
I've seen Android (presumably honeycomb) running on notebook computers alongside windows 7 or vista basic, and now that I've freed my second partition I'd like to try either android our ubunto on it, and if JB our ICS are possible I'd love that since I love JB on the phone.
I run I3 with 4gb ram on an acer aspire.
is there any way to do this?
cheers, D
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http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/22665/run-android-on-your-netbook-or-desktop/
Google is your best friend
_Zoom said:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/22665/run-android-on-your-netbook-or-desktop/
Google is your best friend
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Nice one mate Trying now
As long as it is a 64 bit system It should work. Won't work on 32 bit system
Batcom2
There wasn't a version that was compatible with my laptop afaik , I'm fairly noob though.
I installed Ubuntu on the dual boot instead in the end as it looks potentially amazing even if simple things like wine or Skype Dont work (apparently this awesome style interface broke compatibility with many apps?)
I'd never tried Linux before so its an experience , and android is loosely based in a Linux kernel right?
Looking forward to the Ubuntu mobile os now
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Very usefull link, thank you!
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SERGIUTANDARICA said:
_Zoom said:
Very usefull link, thank you!
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Hi guys! Do you have news about the dual boot for samsung Galaxy Note 2?
Thanks
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Hello everyone, i found an app called COMPLETE LINUX INSTALLER. When i installed it, it shows many linux distributions like UBUNTU 13.10 available and supported by our s5282.
Anyone know about it?
Or tried to install from it?
ankit8395 said:
Hello everyone, i found an app called COMPLETE LINUX INSTALLER. When i installed it, it shows many linux distributions like UBUNTU 13.10 available and supported by our s5282.
Anyone know about it?
Or tried to install from it?
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i aint familiar
Dark Knight Begins said:
i aint familiar
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I found something .... it says that we can install other Linux on currently running Android OS without removing it, like Ubuntu.
ankit8395 said:
I found something .... it says that we can install other Linux on currently running Android OS without removing it, like Ubuntu.
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u tried it?
Dark Knight Begins said:
u tried it?
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Nope.
As two operating systems would be running at the same time i suppose it would be laggy for my s5282.
I purchased an A10e only to find the app I wanted to use the phone for is only compatible with 64bit android. As far as I can tell the phone has a 64 bit processor but 32 bit android. I am not really familiar with rooting and have recently "soft bricked" a phone that I was unable to figure out how to restore to normal.
Is there a simple guide to upgrading android on the phone?
No ?*?
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join me and we can beg for a 64BITS Vendor for our cell phone hahahaha
try dling the source code and building a 64bit vendor
elliwigy said:
try dling the source code and building a 64bit vendor
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how could i do that?
have any tutorial?
rockeirodohs said:
how could i do that?
have any tutorial?
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google it
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I mean... it COULD be possible.... maybe (?)
After seeing Exynos 7870 get a 64bit vendor I'm thinking anything's possible
Try looking around the Exynos 7870 SoC to see if you can get some clues on how to get a 64bit vendor on this phone
XDA should be a good place to start
yimla said:
I purchased an A10e only to find the app I wanted to use the phone for is only compatible with 64bit android. As far as I can tell the phone has a 64 bit processor but 32 bit android. I am not really familiar with rooting and have recently "soft bricked" a phone that I was unable to figure out how to restore to normal.
Is there a simple guide to upgrading android on the phone?
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i think you can't
yimla said:
I purchased an A10e only to find the app I wanted to use the phone for is only compatible with 64bit android. As far as I can tell the phone has a 64 bit processor but 32 bit android. I am not really familiar with rooting and have recently "soft bricked" a phone that I was unable to figure out how to restore to normal.
Is there a simple guide to upgrading android on the phone?
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You can. Install android 11 Lineage os 18.1 it's arm64 and arm64 gapps also works very well. I am using it right now
ShaDisNX255 said:
I mean... it COULD be possible.... maybe (?)
After seeing Exynos 7870 get a 64bit vendor I'm thinking anything's possible
Try looking around the Exynos 7870 SoC to see if you can get some clues on how to get a 64bit vendor on this phone
XDA should be a good place to start
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Bro what are you saying? Just flash a custom ROM that supports arm64
thewh1teagle said:
i think you can't
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No he can
Abd El-Rahman El-Batal said:
Bro what are you saying? Just flash a custom ROM that supports arm64
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Dude, these messages were before the a10 got 64bit libs ported over. Of course now there are many 64bit ROMs.
ShaDisNX255 said:
Dude, these messages were before the a10 got 64bit libs ported over. Of course now there are many 64bit ROMs.
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Ok lol
does anyone know how to modify the stock os file running 32 to 64 bit please help? because there is no android version that supports 64bit released by samsung, so it has to be customized, i just need how and where to customize the latest rom version. The help is to install android with 64bit support when there is no version released by the manufacturer which is a silly answer. I think 64bit support but running on 32bit makes the phone run faster and svae batery, and 64bit on that phone may slow down your phone and only using some 64bit apps can be smooth. As for 64bit applications that require powerful processing, even if you can install them, you will have problems with lag and overload
Hi,
Anyone install dual boot windows yet? I tried using QEMU but it runs really slow and not really useable.
Thanks.
kong1708 said:
Hi,
Anyone install dual boot windows yet? I tried using QEMU but it runs really slow and not really useable.
Thanks.
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AFAIK no one has done it yet with significant success.
Even if successful, hardware has to be shared or better splitted for two different systems. So performance will surely be decreased.
It_ler said:
AFAIK no one has done it yet with significant success.
Even if successful, hardware has to be shared or better splitted for two different systems. So performance will surely be decreased.
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Do you think we could DualBoot Chrome os instead? Or even an ARM version of Windows?
Amanpreet2000 said:
Do you think we could DualBoot Chrome os instead? Or even an ARM version of Windows?
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I really don't know, as I do not own this device myself and am not interested in dual boot option.
Pre-requirements would be to implement a dual boot feature to boot system(s) from different partitions.
I could not find such a feature implemented for your device yet.