iToolsVM + virtualbox + Android 4.4
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I have installed itoolsvm emulator on my pc. This emulator have 2 modes for render. *OpenGL *Directx
My question is. How I can see what type of mode is emulator using? I need to make this on etc\init.sh
Because I want send this value to vbox as guestproperty How I can se what type is being used in init.sh?
This emu use angle opengl to render. Thanks.
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is there an android emulatur to Windows7 as can run Android applications?
It's included in the Android SDK, based on QEMU.
I have downloaded the windows version here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html, and installed it, but how did I start the emulator, sow I can install my Android applications ?
http://gupl.dk/64386/
Virtual Devices seems like a very obvious hint, doesn't it
I can not figure out what to do about this error, can not understand what is meant by "Hint: use '@ foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'."
I have set up a virtual drive - see attached picture.
invalid command-line parameter: Files\Android\android-sdk\tools/emulator-arm.exe.
Hint: use '@foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'.
http://gupl.dk/64502/
http://gupl.dk/64503/
http://gupl.dk/64504/
You installed in Program Files and the android tools don't like spaces in their path.
UBUNTU 10.04 LINUX
This is is easy way to s7/s7 slim fans to have complete linux Ubuntu 10.04 on tablet and have power in hands and you can with hdmi cable have complete pc
Requirements:
- android phone
- superuser + busybox
HOW TO:
-Download from google play: vnc wiewer
terminal emulator
-Download this,unzip and put this UBUNTU folder in sdcard or sdcard2(you mast have 4 gb free):
Download link:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3426062139/ubuntu.zip
when you do that go to terminal emulator and tape :
su to become a superuser (root)
cd /sdcard/ubuntu or cd /sdcard2/ubuntu if you unzip on ext sdcard
sh ubuntu.sh
Than go to vnc wiewer and simply add a new VNC server with address localhost, port 5900, and password 'ubuntu' - then hit connect.
What software is pre-installed?
Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) Core
LXDE (Lightweight Windows-like GUI) with tightvnc server
Application:
Firefox, Thunderbird, openoffice.org suite, GIMP Image Editor, Emacs Text Editor (geared towards programming), C and C++ build-essential, Java JDK, Python, TeXlive and TeXmaker LaTeX editor, Transmission BitTorrent Client, eVince PDF Viewer, File Manager, Terminal, Image Viewer, Leafpad Text Editor, Synaptic Package Manager and Ubuntu Software Center with all repositories enabled (Ubuntu Software Center is pretty and well organized - but bloated and slow), SSH server, Gnash (GNU flash player/plugin for Firefox - as there is no official generla flash pluging for armel CPUs)..
Obviously, you are free to add and remove apps as you see fit (through Synaptic or Ubuntu Software Center)..
AND IF YOU LOVE MY WORK PRESS THANKS
Thanks
Jagodinac ,svaka ti cast!
Uvek sam ponosan kad vidim da neko od nasih postavlja uputstva na ozbiljnim forumima.
Upravo skidam ubuntu da probam kako radi....
can you put the download file into another place? i can not download it from rapidshare!! please help!
is there anybody who has still the image ?
This device's whole subforum is full of dead links guess I'm not reviving this tablet of mine heh
So I figured out that you can run a Java based VNC Viewer (more specifically, I used TightVNC for both server and viewer) in the stock webtop to remotely control other machines. Remote apps are the best way to increase functionality of the phone/webtop when on wifi at home/work IMO.
The issue to overcome is getting Java to work in Firefox, there are a few topics already about this, but the information is a bit scattered and slightly outdated.
There is one downfall to this: The VNC window will not cover the app tray or notification bar at the top of the webtop display, so there is a limiting resolution you can use to login to the VNC server.
What you need:
1. Rooted phone
2. ES File Explorer or Root Explorer App
3. Terminal Emulator App
4. Java Download
I installed this version:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/embedded/downloads/ejre-6u32-downloads-1595958.html
ARMv7 Linux - Headful
There is a newer version (java 7),but I'm sticking with version 6 since I know it works.
5. A PC with TightVNC Server installed (or other VNC server with a Java based viewer). I would suggest running a headless virtual machine (with like VirtualBox), it makes it a lot easier to adjust the screen resolution to your needs. You can read here on my post about getting a VirtualMachine running and connecting your phone to it for more information:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1650534
To Get Java Installed:
1. Download and extract the Java download. Once extracted, copy the whole ejre1.6.0_32 folder to /usr/lib/ using your favorite android file explorer with root access.
2. I did this step with webtop open,so you can copy and paste these commands inside the Terminal Emulator (make sure it has Super User access):
Code:
su
rm /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins/libnpjp2.so
ln -s /usr/lib/ejre1.6.0_32/lib/arm/libnpjp2.so /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins/libnpjp2.so
chmod 755 /usr/lib/ejre1.6.0_32/bin/java
chmod 755 /usr/lib/ejre1.6.0_32/bin/java_vm
chmod 755 /usr/lib/ejre1.6.0_32/bin/javaws
chmod 755 /usr/lib/ejre1.6.0_32/bin/keytool
3. For kicks,reboot the phone and see if it works (go here to verify: http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp ). If it works,skip to step 5
4. Copy these commands into Terminal Emulator
Code:
su
mv /osh/etc/tomoyo/exception_policy.conf /osh/etc/tomoyo/exception_policy.bak
mv /osh/etc/tomoyo/domain_policy.conf /osh/etc/tomoyo/domain_policy.bak
/bin/touch /osh/etc/tomoyo/exception_policy.conf
/bin/touch /osh/etc/tomoyo/domain_policy.conf
Reboot the phone again,then try verifying it works or not with the link posted in the above step.
5. The hard part is over,you ave Java installed!
Now if Java is working properly,and if your VNC server is configured properly as well,you should be able to connect to it. By default TightVNC enables the Java Viewer on port 5800. So just type in the IP address of the server in Firefox,like:
192.168.2.99:5800
Type in your password,then you should be looking at the other desktop
6. For best practice,its good to set the resolution to the PC you are remoting into,to the max viewable resolution of the laptop dock (or PC/Monitor). This is a lot easier when using a headless VM,since doing custom resolutions otherwise can be a pain.
I will edit this line tomorrow after I get to work to see what I set the resolution at so it fits without scrolling
Thread References:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239265
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17755644&postcount=40
I somehow was able to get AWN Manager to work on my install,and was able to set it so maximized windows can cover it up (which also requires you to right click on the title bar of the window and click Always On Top).
Long story short,I can now use the Java VM with a max res of 1364x686
There is a pixel on each side of the window,and the menu/title/status bars are still at the top of the screen.
It beats the phone's resolution stretched out in any case.
Is it possible to find programmatically the console port (or adb port) of an android emulator knowing it's serial number in a script python or command line ?
THIS IS ONLY TESTED IN WEAR OS 3 ON A GALAXY WATCH 4
THOUGH THIS SHOULD WORK ON ALL WATCHES AND OLDER VERSIONS OF WEAR OS
Requirements:
ADB installed on your computer
Have your wear OS device connected to the same network as you computer
A bit of patience, this works in a very weird way!
Downloading apks and installing them
Firstly enable adb and adb debugging over WiFi on your wear OS device
Then download the latest apks:
Termux
MultiVnc If you want a graphical environment on Linux
When you have the apks run these commands:
Code:
adb connect IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE
You might be able to see your ip under the button for enabling adb debugging over wifi
Then run these commands in the downloads folder
Code:
adb -s " IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE" install NAME_OF_THE_DOWNLOADED_TERMUX_APK_FILE
and
Code:
adb -s " IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE" install NAME_OF_THE_DOWNLOADED_MULTI-VNC_APK_FILE
BE AWARE THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE TO RESTART THE ADB CONNECTION, SOMETIMES IT MAY FREEZE.
to do that run
Code:
adb disconnect
then
Code:
adb connect IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE
Installing Linux in Termux
Stay awake sleepyhead!
To make everything easier enable the option in Termux to keep your watch awake, this will save you from so much trouble.
First open up Termux, then long press the black background.
Then press the three dots and choose the option "More...".
Scroll down until you see the option "Keep screen on", turn on that.
Keyboard?
I've discovered that there's a problem with Wear OS keyboards, for some reason they might not interact properly with certain android applications.
So open up Termux in your Wear OS device and see if you can write anything in Termux.
If that works, see if there's any enter button on your keyboard and see if it works.
If Termux gave any response to what you entered then skip this part and head straight for "The Linux multiverse!"
If the enter button doesn't work then you gotta install an android keyboard.
The best keyboard I've found that also works on round Wear OS devices is "Unexpected keyboard"
Download the keyboard and run:
Code:
adb -s " IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE" install NAME_OF_THE_DOWNLOADED_KEYBOARD_APK_FILE
When the keyboard is installed change you default keyboard into the previously installed keyboard.
The Linux multiverse!
On your ANDROID PHONE install Andronix.
In there you will have a lot of options for installing Linux on Termux. You can choose whatever you want!
When you've chosen what you want, then Andronix will copy a command to your phones clipboard.
Oh no!
This is where you might only have a few options!
The problems is that you have to get the command from your phone to your Wear OS device, though your Wear OS device might not even let you copy and paste!
Though there is a way to bypass this, ANDROID APPS! The easiest way is to install messenger lite(not messenger for Wear OS).
First download Messenger lite. (source for the messenger download link)
Then In the downloads folder run:
Code:
adb -s " IP_OF_YOUR_WEAR_OS_DEVICE" install NAME_OF_THE_DOWNLOADED_MESSENGER_APK_FILE
Log into messenger on your phone and your Wear OS device.
On your phone send the command Andronix gave you, to yourself in messenger.
Then open up messenger on your Wear OS device and long press the command and select copy!
Now the biggest hassle is gone!
The long, really long awakening
Now that you've copied the command, enter Termux. Then long press the black background and press paste.
NOW DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING, so that you don't accidentally change anything in the command.
From your computer run:
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
Try to remember this command, or put it somewhere easy to copy. You'll need it pretty often. (this command serves as an enter button)
The installation of Linux will now begin, there will be some Y/N questions, just choose the default options by running:
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
After a while you might get questions about region, keyboard and such.
use
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
to scroll down when it says [MORE]
then use
Code:
adb shell input text "NUMBER/WORD"
(don't remove the parentheses)
then again use
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
as an enter button
It might also ask you for a vnc password, choose a small and easy password.
FINALLY LINUX!
You should now have Linux installed on your Wear Os device. Go do whatever you want with it.
Just remember that your Wear OS device uses arm, so if you wanna use x86 applications, then you gotta use Box64 if you have a 64-bit processor and Box86 if you have a 32-bit processor
Start Linux(Linux might automatically start after installation)
First run:
Code:
adb shell input text "ls"
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
This will run the ls command.
Look for a file closely name to start-SOME_LINUX_DISTRO.sh or start-andronix.sh
then run:
Code:
adb shell input text "./start-SOME_LINUX_DISTRO"
then
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
BOOM Linux is now running :3
What about GUI?
If you installed a Linux version with a graphical interface then you either gotta use a VNC to display anything on your watch
run
Code:
adb shell input text "vncserver-start"
then
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
then
Code:
adb shell input keyevent 66
The terminal will say " New 'remote-desktop' at :NUMBER on machine localhost "
remember that number
now exit Termux and start Mutli-Vnc
Scroll down to "New Connection"
in Address enter localhost
in port enter 590 and then the number. (If the number as is higher than 9, enter 59 and then the number)
Scroll down password and enter in the vnc password you chose earlier.
Then the scroll all the way down and press the big green "Connect" button!
You should now some something, maybe not a lot, but something"
You can manually set the resolution if you want, so that you're able to utilize the screen better, go here for a guide on that.
External GUI
If you actually wanna use the Linux installation, then you'll have to use an external device to view the desktop.
You can follow this guide here, as it's better at explaining then me.
You can also use this guide if you wanna use XSDL.
A tip for entering &, use the keyboard on the watch! Also the read the explanation of commands before you continue, you'll need it!
Command explanation!!
adb shell input text " " will enter any text into the connected adb device, %s is used for spaces
adb shell input keyevents will do any key event, like pressing enter, 66 is for enter
If something doesn't work, let me know. I might've missed something!