Hi all
Anyone know if its possible to install the full sweet of Linux tools on a cm9 rooted note?
Currently terminal has ping etc but am looking for dig and nslookup traceroute nmap etc
Suggestions?
Easy, download Android NDK (NDK not SDK) or any other ARM toolchain and build those.
You should have to patch some stuff. Eg: Android doesn't use the same accounting system as your standard Linux distro. but you should be fine.
You want Botbrew.
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I don't know if this is the appropriate discussion, but I thought I'd ask anyway. If it needs to be in another location, please feel free to move it.
I've noticed that many of the tools available on this site start off being available for Unix/Linux and then are ported to Windows (at least, this has been my impression). I was wondering if anyone here actively develops PocketPC applications under Linux and if so, how do you do it?
I'm currently investigating moving away from Windows as it has nearly destroyed my source code on several occasions due to NTFS partition corruptions (thank goodness for backups). If anyone knows if this is possible and how to do it, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!
You may take source code of my GCC port and reconfigure and compile it to linux. http://mamaich.kasone.com/ppc/src_all.rar 36498405 bytes
It contains GCC with C/C++, G77, ObjC and can be built as a Win32 cygwin compiler, linux or WinCE-based compiler. It contains good C runtime library.
I don't think that there exist other native linux compilers that can produce WinCE applications except this my port, Voxware port and one unreleased port of GCC. There exist several compilers that produce ARM linux binaries, but they are useless for you.
My port is based on Voxware code and provides more functionality and faster FP-emulation. And I'm thinking on porting a GNU Pascal compiler.
There is one problem with linux. The only debugger available is GDB, and it is extremely slow and inconvenient.
Thanks! I'll take a look at it and see if I can get it to work. I assume that you have had no experience getting the emulators to run under Wine? I haven't made the attempt myself, yet.
I don't use linux, but it should be possible to run eVC compiler under WINE. But probably debugging is not possible and emulator may not work.
You may use VMWare
VMWare under linux works fine. I'm using it. This is commercial software, but you can try 30 day limited version. www.vmware.org
I know that there is java for linux, and I think linux is out for universal so has anyone tried the java yet
unless its version is pocket linux
I don't want to spam any of those "How to install Linux" on our A500 Development forum and if I can get a good step-by-step I'll then edit this post to include it.
I am using both Ubuntu 11.10 Native and Backtrack (Ubuntu 10.04) in Chroot.
What I'd like is a procedure to build the module like I found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1484339
[infernix] is refering to this post for the method : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1455382
I am a good learner and able to Google a lot but I can't find it...
I need a step-by-step to build my Realtek RTL8187 USB modules...
The linux headers are not the same as the kernel version and not too sure about the procedure to fix this.
Anyone who can provide me a good tutorial on how to fix this out Please?
How could I install the linux headers if I have untar the source code from Acer in /linux and not /usr/src ?
When I try to "make" the realtek drivers downloaded from Realtek it doesnt work as in /lib/modules I don't have the Acer kernel source files neither...
I know I'm not too far from the solution but starting to need help from experts ;-)
I would prefer to have the native method as it is quicker and I'll use it in native more than in chroot. It's about the same thing the missing files or wrong directory if you need the exact errors let me know and I'll retry it and paste here.
If the winner has paypal I will send you 10$
So basically, I need a Complete step-by-step on how to build modules for my Realtek RTL8187 USB using the Ubuntu 11.10 Native on my ROM: KJY2010_3.2.1_Honeylicious_Icy_Faux_Final_Rev_FZ
Thanks in advance to the winner
First off: For Linux Native the procedure is exactly the same as for any other Linux, i. e. compile, link, install and modprobe the module as usual... If you don't get the source for the driver or at least a usable blob, i. e. one that's been compiled for ARM and is compatible with your kernel, you're pretty much out of luck. If you do get the source, just hope it compiles and works on ARM...
Second: If you're running chrooted, the android kernel handles all I/O for you -- including network. So all you have to do is to set /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward (on android) to be a file just containing a single "1" and set up your nameserver in resolv.conf (inside chroot)... 8.8.8.8 (Google public DNS) will do.
Programming Inerests: Java Linux/Windows and Java/Android
Tools: Eclipse w/WindowBuilderPro, Android Studio
Tools tried: Netbeans, Intellij. (Don't like non native code Window builder)
App Interests: Networking, System Utilities, service extending, games
OS: Linux Mint 17.1, Lolipop 5.1
Please give me an idea of what software you use so I can try it like I did Above
Android Studio is very good.
Android Studio - no question about it.
It also means you can switch to JetBrains other IDEs without much trouble e.g. PhpStorm, PyCharm, etc.
Hi!
I want to run desktop versions of some linux programs. So I thought I try to run GNURoot and XServer XSDL on my samsung galaxy s7 (android 6). I have not rooted my phone and I dont wish to do that either.
I create new rootfs with wheezy and launch as fake root .
Then I run XServer XSDL and it tells me to run export DISPLAY=:0 PULSE_SERVER=tcp:127.0.0.1:4712 .
Then I run export DISPLAY=:0 PULSE_SERVER=tcp:127.0.0.1:4712 in GNURoot's terminal window.
But when I go back to XServer XSDL window it still shows me the same text and it does not show me graphical environment.
Could anyone tell me what I need to do in order to run desktop apps? You can also suggest something other than GNURoot + Xserver XSDL as long as it does not require rooting. I have already tried Debian noroot but it does not work with Android 6.
There are many Linux loaders out there.. Jump on Aptoide or one of the like places and do some research... Remember... If it is worth using, it is worth buying!!! I am talking pure research....
There is Linux Deploy is the defacto... There is also Complete Linux Installer, Linux On Android project.... Google