Dear all
i would like to known if a possible to install linux OSn on my device phone and if we can install linux OS on the device we can use it to cell phone send SMS MMS ...ect.
would you like please how i can do it and where i can to download it if possible with a faq .
thanks
Best regard
Maybe, you 'll find answers here.
thanks you but i am not expert to changing os this topic i know it but i can't understant what i should to do the first
thnaks a lot but i think i will keep my os windows on my device
best regard
well you know I think, that linux os on the PDA is only for enthusiasts and people, who know how to use it, how to configure it, and what is an advantage of it. if you are standard user, and have no linux administrative skills, then I cannot recommend this for you. even though it is possible to run linux on some devices. it is nice POC (proof of concept), that it is possible to run linux on such devices, but it is not usable by standard users. yet. maybe after few years... maybe the Android project is the answer - here and here.
angelus_kit said:
thanks you but i am not expert to changing os this topic i know it but i can't understant what i should to do the first
thnaks a lot but i think i will keep my os windows on my device
best regard
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Hi Master and TW!
I wanted to know what is the first step for building my own ROM from scratch? Do you have any literature about Linux OS and kernel that you have learned from in order to get where you are today? I'm willing to take the time to learn this. I have basic knowledge about Linux and and computer hardware (I'm a computer engineering student).
Thanks
shaiu22 said:
Hi Master and TW!
I wanted to know what is the first step for building my own ROM from scratch? Do you have any literature about Linux OS and kernel that you have learned from in order to get where you are today? I'm willing to take the time to learn this. I have basic knowledge about Linux and and computer hardware (I'm a computer engineering student).
Thanks
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oh if i had a dollar for everytime i've seen this question...
from what i understand...advanced knowledge is required for android development...but if you're willing....here's a link to get your workspace set up on Ubuntu
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=10635918
Thanks a lot!!
Hey guys uhm i am a programmer needing to know how the android OS works as a whole im proficient in Java C++ with a little bit of PHP and Python. Now ive been wanting to get into android development for roms and custom mods but i do not have a good knowledge on how android works. i mean i know basic things like ADB, Build.prop, the linux command lines for terminal, linux kernals, and other basic things. But if you point out a file or piece of android files/folders i would probably not know what it does or what it is used for. and i was wanting to know if there is a guide on all this. or a book cause i have looked around an all i see is how to develop apps and not develop for the source code. any help would be greatly appreciated and thats all
We all talk about speed tests and have theories about which one works best. I use ShaperProbe http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~partha/dif...aperprobe.html on the Mac and PC. They make a command line Linux version that is awesome but I tried with my newbish Linux skills and can't figure out how to compile it as a Android Linux tool. I realize it wouldn't be an APK but I'd share my results if I can get it working.
I've tried Android Terminal IDE and a virtual terminal and neither of them have make installed and I'm afraid I've reached my skill limit. I'm not asking anyone to do it for me but some assistance would be awesome.
Questions should be asked in Q&A forums, not Development forums.
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Hi, I am new here on xda, and this is my first thread so I wish that I am on the right section of the forum for this question. If not please explain me where else to move it. Thanks in advance.
So, I don't work as an engineer or somethink affiliated with this matter, moreover I have degrees in completely different fields from IT. But, the software development is a big hobby of mine from some years.
As for now I can program in C+, Python, little of Java, and I am spending these months of quarantine studying cybersecurity and system administration (lots of linux commands, trying dozens of linux distribution/BSD, trying some pentesting on a Metaesploitable I set up on a VM, etc...).
And here comes my problem which I address to you: I want now to start develop on android, trying to descover things etc..., one example above others I have an LG V30 with android Pie 9.0 for which there is no root procedure yet unless you downgrade to android Oreo, so how do I work on my smartphone directories? I do I develop on a Android phone? and what skills are required of me, in terms of programming languages, cybersecurity knowledge etc?
I thank in advance who will take their time to help me.
https://buildapks.github.io/docsBuildAPKs/
Thank you. Really helpful, but I need something more specific, this is for building apk, I want to admin my phone directories, like gaining root privilege (not with prebuild app and procedure) and modify things like the firmware.
Andromeda_ said:
Thank you. Really helpful, but I need something more specific, this is for building apk, I want to admin my phone directories, like gaining root privilege (not with prebuild app and procedure) and modify things like the firmware.
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Typically Android users steer / manage Android by means of ADB ( read: Android Debug Bridge ) . Hence become familiar with ADB.
Thank you so much, that's was exactly the insight I was looking for .
Is there anywhere where I can start with ADB? Like a section here on XDA, Github or somewhere else? Youtuve Video guide (serious and professional ones)?
Andromeda_ said:
Thank you so much, that's was exactly the insight I was looking for .
Is there anywhere where I can start with ADB? Like a section here on XDA, Github or somewhere else? Youtuve Video guide (serious and professional ones)?
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I think you're smart enough to do the search yourself.
I'm not gonna waste my time: sorry for this.