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Welcome everyone! I would like to present you with the Official Support thread of the Linux On Android project for the HTC Droid DNA (DLX). In this thread I will answer questions among other things that you may require. I am available to help anyone of all levels. Please do not hesitate to ask questions or provide feature suggestions! This is also a development thread so remember this when you post! Just please remember the search function. Cheers!
What is this all about?/Why put this on my device?
This projects aim is to bring a range of linux distros to your android device through a method known as 'chroot', see it has running a linux distro within a virtual machine on your phone (Although its not! its using native ARM ports and the Android kernel) . You can access this virtual machine and run it on your phone without causing any damage to your device, or having to overwrite anything. Why might you want this? well my apps are designed to make the install and set up process as easy as possible while still giving you some flexibility. Once you have the distro up and running then you can pretty much run and install any linux software you like (so long as there is an arm port or it is not architecturally dependent).
Wait this uses VNC why shouldn't I just VNC to a computer?
VNC is used to access the GUI as at the moment I have not yet implemented a native way of viewing the GUI. But the Linux distro itself is running within the phone and can be controlled via the terminal app so if your a seasoned Linux user you may never even want to use the GUI
What is Chroot?/How does this work?
"A chroot on Unix operating systems is an operation that changes the apparent root directory for the current running process and its children" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chroot
This method of running linux distros with android has been around for some time. I have worked on my scripts to make the process more user friendly and give you far more options from the word go.
The scripts start by mounting the linux image file within the android file system and then mounts the sdcard and if you have it internal memory within the linux file system.
Chroot is then used to change the root directory to that of the mounted linux and a bash shell is then opened to allow you to control linux this is kind of like 'booting' the OS.
The likes of VNC and SSH are then set up when linux is 'booted' to allow you to connect to the GUI if you require it.
Interested?
Ok so you want to get one of the support linux distros on your device, great welcome to the team
But first you will need to find out if your device is compatible with the method before anything else, this method 'should' work with pretty much any device but some ROM's/kernels will not work as they do not have loop device support etc.
HERE is a list of working devices and ROM's/kernels but remember just because its not on the list simply means no one has told me its working, it could still work!
Free Apps/Files
App
The App can be download via google play or the open source version can be download via source forge.
Love the project?
Well there are plenty of places you can show your support, of cause you can buy the paid apps, but you can also 'follow' the project on a range of social networks and also keep up to date with news on the projects blog!
Main Site
Sourceforge
Facebook
Twitter
Google+
IRC Channel = #linuxonandroid-dev (This is only for development not support!) #linuxonandroid-help (for help!)
Current Contributors
Project Developers
Zac Powell aka zacthespack
Martin Møller aka tuxling
William Means(myself) aka WEM97
App Translators
Marco Robles - Spanish Translation
Quentin Khan - French Translation
Stefanie Jung - German Translation
Ove Grunnér - Swedish Translation
Nikolay Suknyarov (NikolayS) - Bulgarian Translation
Other Contributors
Johan Vromans
Marshall Levin
Barry flanagan
Device Fund Donators (Those that donated to the device fund that ran from 26/08/2012 till 26/09/2012 and selected a perk)
scottlsteele
aceler
kailuuu
mja747
chrisindie
buki1
mharris867
never__sleep__again
joe95
jmoran1
fedebot
vichev.jordan
apadsethlang
1llu510n157lynx
innovateworld
karrth
AlexanderBalakersky
normenkdindiegogo
MORAZA.E7575
FilipJoelsson
brousch
igray78756
hawkinja
sullytrny
Donators (Those who have donated £5 or more to the project)
Davide Amatobene
Helder Carreiro
Aaron Coakley
Leo Barnard
Gregory Harrison
Chirado OHG
Infamous Webs
Matthew Collins
Rene Donker
David Marceau
Roberto Colistete Jr
cnbuff410
Javier Orozco
Jicaraca
Mine as well!
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Has anyone had any luck getting unison file sync onto an android phone. The only link I can find that actually tells how is in Japanese.
Given that I need a specific version of unison, how I could compile it to run it via the terminal app?
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Given that I need a specific version of unison, how I could compile it to run it via the terminal app?
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Desesperate bump.
I am regularly looking into this issue every now and then but can't find anything new. I also need unison to run in android as it is the way that I am syncing all my files over several machines and servers.
Maybe you could just install linux cli tools
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galoula.LinuxInstall
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azlinux765.alinstaller
There was another app to add CLI tools without a full linux install, but I can't find it anymore
I have got unison (version 2.40.102) compiled on android now. I'm not next to my computer that I compiled it on but I can hopefully help you out if you tell me what bits you need explained. I started off using the Japanese instructions and google translate! I am also happy to share the binary with anyone who wants it.
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Maybe you could just install linux cli tools
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galoula.LinuxInstall
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azlinux765.alinstaller
There was another app to add CLI tools without a full linux install, but I can't find it anymore
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Thanks it actually helped a lot ... indirectly
I already knew about chroot based Linux installs and while it would effectively allow me to run unison from a Debian chroot, I wanted something more native. However, your post pushed me to look again into such options and I discovered an amazing project that allows to run Debian in a more seamless fashion using symlinks, bind-mounts and other tricks to make the experience of Debian near native.
http://sven-ola.dyndns.org/repo/debian-kit-en.html
I can now run unison over ssh and the only issue I found was a permission problem that can get fixed by asking unison to not sync permission changes.
Of course a completely native solution would be still better I think. That's why ...
noobuntu said:
I have got unison (version 2.40.102) compiled on android now. I'm not next to my computer that I compiled it on but I can hopefully help you out if you tell me what bits you need explained. I started off using the Japanese instructions and google translate! I am also happy to share the binary with anyone who wants it.
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... such an offer to help compiling unison on android would be great
I actually tried to find this Japanese tutorial but did not succeed in locating it. Maybe I did not use the right search terms...
UnisonSync
Hi there,
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A couple of pointers:
- Keigo Imai's patch to to cross-compile OCaml on Android (https://sites.google.com/site/keigoattic/ocaml-on-android)
- Jérôme Vouillon's OPAM Android repository (http://github.com/vouillon/opam-android-repository)
This should help you cross compile unison (I did this on Linux).
I also released recently a GUI app that allows you to unison without dealing with the command line (and without rooting) on Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.danielroggen.unisonsync
Cheers,
Dan
bdaman80 said:
Has anyone had any luck getting unison file sync onto an android phone. The only link I can find that actually tells how is in Japanese.
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the google play link is broken
fixed link
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the google play link is broken
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fixed.
Now also a free version, but that one requires to use the command line (e.g. from Terminal Emulator) and to be root:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.danielroggen.unison
[UTILITY][10-18-2011] APK Manager for Mac OS X, Intel only, v1.2.1
This is from the more general Android Development section of XDA. I thought that some of you here may like it to work on mods for our NOTE's apps.
Original Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1285130
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So almost everyone here should be pretty familiar with android, and that means you've probably heard of (and maybe even used yourself) the windows tool APK Manager by fellow XDA member Daneshm90.
Earlier this year I started to port the current windows 4.9 version to mac using the outdated linux script for a base. And I had some early success at the time with simply using macports to install sox, optipng, etc. And then my computer crashed (double drive failure back in July) and I gave up for the time being. Recently though I was excited to find that someone else tried to do the same thing, XDA member MAD Industries released a very basic port for mac.
Sadly though, a quick diff of his script and the outdated linux version shows that its not much of a port at all. In fact there were only 9 changes, purely for MAD Industries to add his credit lines, and disable the options to optimize png images, and ogg files.
And so a couple of weeks ago I started working (once again) on my own port of APK Manager for Mac OS X.
Since I used the MAD Industries version originally for my base, I have kept his credit in the readme.txt, though to be honest, I've undone every single change he made, and changed virtually every line in the original linux script. And on top of that, I've written over 1700 new lines of code to not only bring this current to the windows feature set, but exceed it in many ways.
I've built in 32/64-bit architecture checking, and compiled and include the required missing binaries to re-enable optimizing png images and ogg files. I'm also including a .terminal file for easily configuring the default display, and a copy of my NEW favorite fixed-width font, Bitstream Vera Sans Mono.
And now some notes, and requests:
PLEASE note: this is currently INTEL only, but it supports both 32-bit and 64-bit all-in-one with architecture checking built-in to the script.
PLEASE note: if your computer is running OS X 10.7.X, "Lion" then it does not include a java runtime by default, please download it here first: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1421
PLEASE note: due to the length of some of the strings used in the menus, etc., in order to not need to scroll your terminal window, you must adjust your default columns and rows settings. You can set this automatically by using the include "JocelynCustom.terminal" file, and you can also find simple instructions to set this yourself in the README.txt
PLEASE read the included readme for installation and very basic (for right now) usage instructions. I welcome any and all feedback on improvements for the readme file.
PLEASE report any and all bugs or generally wonky behavior, preferrably by posting here in this thread, or by posting a comment back on my blog.
LASTLY, please if you re-post this anywhere else, including blogs, other forums, etc. I would greatly appreciate if you would at least give me credit, and link back to my blog (http://girlintroverted.wordpress.com/) or at the very least, link back here to this post.
IMPORTANT: Starting with v0.9.7/RC1 I'm including an applescript setup applet. I've also changed some directory names, removed some old files, added new files and changed location of some files. Please backup your existing APKManager directory, then unzip and setup the new version. Once you verify that it works, then you can copy the CONTENTS of the following old directories, to the new ones.
place-apk-here-for-modding -> place-here-for-modding
place-apk-here-for-signing -> place-here-for-signing
place-here-to-batch-optimize -> place-here-to-batch-optimize
place-ogg-here -> place-ogg-here
projects -> projects
DO NOT COPY OVER THE CONTENTS OF THE "other" directory or the root directory unless you absolutely know what you're doing.
Download current version v1.2.1 here: http://www.mediafire.com/?29bosvufiiv66vl
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Background
Here is a program a whipped up as a learning experience.
My goal was to demonstrate a way add a GUI to any batch script as a standalone EXE.
I did some research and found a small program developed by Dion Nicolaas called Wizard's Apprentice. This program uses a well-described and portable API to create a good user interface for most script languages (e.g. Perl, PHP, VB or batch). This is an old (2006) but effective program and I am sure there may be newer and/or better programs that could have been used.
Armed with...
close to zero experience with batch
the manual for Wizard's Apprentice
benjamminzIS's code from here
Bat To Exe Converter 1.6.0
a nifty website called google
and LOTS of trial and error
...I was able to make this program.
This project demonstrates that almost anyone can add a GUI to almost any script…and really that means the options are limitless. I am not going to write a guide on how to do this but I am releasing all my source code/files for anyone interested.
I encourage anyone to modify, repackage, repurpose or even continue developing this program as your own.
I require no credit and it is my hope that this program will be used as a base (or reference) that will stimulate more meaningful development.
All I ask is that if you are experienced with batch scripting that you do not make fun of my scripts (at least not to my face), which should be functional but are surely not the most advanced or efficient.
Overview
This program will allow you to choose a 540 x 960 image file (e.g. jpg, png, bmp), convert it to a flashable format (.img), optionally save the converted file and/or flash the file to your phone.
All things considered this program is nothing to be too excited about except that it can be used as a base to add a GUI to other scripts.
This is and always will be a beta release and I plan to only release (at most) a couple of updates to fix any critical issues that are found.
I personally tested this on my device and found it to work perfectly but do your own research and please only use it at your own risk.
Requirements
S-OFF w/ JB_HBOOT or ENG HBOOT
Windows PC (only)
USB Debugging Enabled
USB Cord
Common Sense
Download Links
--->suu_beta.exe<---
--->suu_dev_source.zip<---Screenshots
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Credits
Dion Nicolaas for creating Wizapp (wizapp.sourceforge.net)
Fabrice Bellard for creating FFmpeg (ffmpeg.org)
Pau Oliva/pof for creating NBIMG (code.google.com/p/htc-flasher)
benjamminzIS for his code (forum.xda-developers.com/showthread)
google for answering all of my questions, once I asked in the correct format (google.com)
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i might have to S-OFF soon :/
dude, super sweet... I wish I had known about that tool in 06! haha...
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dude, super sweet... I wish I had known about that tool in 06! haha...
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Ben, thanks for code!
You know batch better than me, you could do much more with wizzapp than I have...it's a cool tool...very straight forward.
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I am curious to hear some feedback from those (few) that downloaded this. Feedback?
Hey man.
I am very impressed by what you were able to do here. I have been trying to edit your source to make a GUI for my batch file but I cant get it to work right. The code looks nothing like normal batch to me.
What are you looking to do?
The the manual for Wizard's Apprentice is really helpful BUT it took me a lot of trial and error...it is not standard batch but pretty straightforward.
Works great!Super easyyyyyyyyyy!Thanks aloooooooooot!:good::good:
I have a batch script that roots the republic wireless defy xt. It is outdated now with the most recent update to the phone but I still wanted to test it with wizard apprentice.
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If you want send me the scripts and I will take a look.
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If you want send me the scripts and I will take a look.
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That would be awesome if you could look at it for me and give me some pointers. I will pm you with the source.
UPDATED!!!!!! 12/30/2014
i present to you the latest pre-release from vvn's secret underground laboratory.......
THE HALF-ASSED ONE PLUS ONE TOOLKIT v1.3.2 BETA!
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STILL IN BETA TESTING. tested most functions on my macbook pro (running OSX mountain lion) and they all seem to be working. haven't tested the newer functions like flashing the newer stock ROM images (XNPH38R and XNPH44S) but theoretically they should work if the others do.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. i'm not responsible for anything that might happen to your device as a result of using the toolkit. i assume if you are able to make it far enough to install python, the android SDK, and run the script, then you've got a pretty good idea of what you're doing already. if you need help, send me a message.
requirements: python 2.7, android SDK, opotoolkit.py, opointro.py, pyadb.py
NOW ON GITHUB!!!!
to install and run using git:
git clone https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit.git 1plus1toolkit
cd 1plus1toolkit
python opotoolkit.py
*you might need to run as root, and make sure to have USB debugging enabled*
GITHUB project link: https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit
installation:
download and install python 2.7: https://www.python.org/downloads/
download and install android SDK: https://developer.android.com/sdk/
it should work with the adb and fastboot binaries provided in the ZIP, but if not, you should install the android SDK. i recommend even MORE that you create an environmental path variable to the android SDK so you can run the commands from any directory.
setting up an environmental path variable (optional - recommended):
if you're on windows you can go to my pastebin, find the only powershell script on there, and steal/adapt the code to create your own environment path variable. but it's much easier to configure in system properties - i'm not on windows right now so these may not be exact instructions, but you should be able to right click on "my computer", select "properties", go to the "environment" tab in system settings, and add the environment path there. linux and OSX users just need to add the android SDK directory to their ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashsrc or wherever environment paths are defined. if you still don't understand environmental path variables or symbolic links, i highly recommend google (or startpage.com, the private version).
if you don't want to go to the trouble of creating the environmental path variables, and you want to use the android SDK on your computer, then just extract all the files from the ZIP into your android SDK directory.
how to run the toolkit:
plug phone to computer via USB, turn on android debugging.
open command prompt or terminal window to scripts directory. start toolkit by entering:
"python opotoolkit.py"
if everything is installed and in the right places, you should see a menu like the attached screenshot.
i'll continue working on it and adding more when i can so keep checking this space, as well as the pastebin links (i'll add to github eventually). everything's open source; use, share, steal whatever you want from the code. some credit would be nice, though.
not gonna ask for donations - if you'd like to donate, please do so by purchasing my EP:
buy it here: http://dreamcorp.bandcamp.com
or search for it on itunes, google play, amazon, spotify, last.fm, cdbaby, blah blah blah.
there are also links in the description for my music video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i-F4jiKtGg
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THIS IS NOW ON GITHUB!
get the latest version from here:
https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit
sorry i rarely ever log on to xda-developers, email or facebook me if you have any problems!
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create an app or another to unlock root
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
cassyjack said:
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
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What was the point in bumping a thread that hasn't had a reply for over 3+ months?
cassyjack said:
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
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hi, you should be able to root with SuperSU (latest version 2.40) using my toolkit. let me know if you have any problems, since i haven't tested flashing the latest SuperSU yet.
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What was the point in bumping a thread that hasn't had a reply for over 3+ months?
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my apologies - this is why i named it the half-assed oneplus one toolkit
Lol
Greetings my fellow geeks
I would like to share my small part-time project I've been working on on the last few weeks.
I would've liked to post it in the Windows 11 dedicated thread, but well... there isn't any at the time of writing this
That said, this project is still in a very early stage of development, as of yet barebones (but I have many plans to expand it), and I even was too lazy to remove the default Flutter logo and icon... so consider it a pre-alpha; but hey, it works!
This may not sound like a "few weeks in development" project, but I had to implement a way to read an Android apk icon from scratch and that's what I spent most of my time with.
At the moment the application allows you to install any .apk package on WSA (by associating .apk files to the executable), as well as providing a convenient shortcut to the Android settings and the "Manage Applications" section (otherwise only accessible via console commands). It also has a few options (android port and light/dark theme).
More features are on the way, and I plan to show way more information on the installer (eg. app permissions, option to downgrade a package etc...)
The app is open source and available to download here
Some screenshots:
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Greetings my fellow geeks
I would like to share my small part-time project I've been working on on the last few weeks.
I would've liked to post it in the Windows 11 dedicated thread, but well... there isn't any at the time of writing this
That said, this project is still in a very early stage of development, as of yet barebones (but I have many plans to expand it), and I even was too lazy to remove the default Flutter logo and icon... so consider it a pre-alpha; but hey, it works!
This may not sound like a "few weeks in development" project, but I had to implement a way to read an Android apk icon from scratch and that's what I spent most of my time with.
At the moment the application allows you to install any .apk package on WSA (by associating .apk files to the executable), as well as providing a convenient shortcut to the Android settings and the "Manage Applications" section (otherwise only accessible via console commands). It also has a few options (android port and light/dark theme).
More features are on the way, and I plan to show way more information on the installer (eg. app permissions, option to downgrade a package etc...)
The app is open source and available to download here
Some screenshots:
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great.many thanks for your hard work.but when i duble click on .apk apps in my PC win10 x64 its open install menu but the install button is in gray color.thats mean its not active.any idea ?
hooooossamq said:
great.many thanks for your hard work.but when i duble click on .apk apps in my PC win10 x64 its open install menu but the install button is in gray color.thats mean its not active.any idea ?
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It most likely means WSA is shut off, try opening an Android app (eg. Amazon Appstore) to boot it up, or set it to never shut down automatically in WSA options (not recommended)
You must also make sure to enable Android developer mode (also in WSA settings)
EDIT: now that I'm reading your comment again, you said you have Windows 10, did you manage to install WSA there?
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EDIT: now that I'm reading your comment again, you said you have Windows 10, did you manage to install WSA there?
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yup.i just not notice that its for win11.but after i install it i read there.so there is no chance to use it in win10?
hooooossamq said:
yup.i just not notice that its for win11.but after i install it i read there.so there is no chance to use it in win10?
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It requires WSA, so I guess it's not strictly Win11 as long as you manage to install WSA on Windows 10 (I have no idea whether you can and how)
This app just provides a GUI for apk installation, but depends on the Android subsystem
alesimula said:
It requires WSA, so I guess it's not strictly Win11 as long as you manage to install WSA on Windows 10 (I have no idea whether you can and how)
This app just provides a GUI for apk installation, but depends on the Android subsystem
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thank you.i think its need win11.
Thank you very much for translating the app into Hebrew.
For some reason all the time it disconnects from me and gives the wrong port impression.
How could it not register it for me.
And is it possible to give support in APKS
Thank you.