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Hi,
Sorry for the basic question here. I just want to compile and build an apk from an android open source project; but i don't know how to !!
I'm on ubuntu 13.10. I have downloaded the Android ADT bundle from developer android com /sdk/ index.html
I've run eclipse (from ADT bundle) and have imported a downloaded version of the open source project.
The open source project is Prey github com / prey / prey-android-client
The project is setup in eclipse but i see red flags and doesn't run (because it doesn't know how to run).
Can you guys point me to a guide or tell me how to compile & build an apk out of this.
Unfortunately the README file in the repository is useless (i.e. blank!)
Thanks.
shanehelms said:
Hi,
Sorry for the basic question here. I just want to compile and build an apk from an android open source project; but i don't know how to !!
I'm on ubuntu 13.10. I have downloaded the Android ADT bundle from developer android com /sdk/ index.html
I've run eclipse (from ADT bundle) and have imported a downloaded version of the open source project.
The open source project is Prey github com / prey / prey-android-client
The project is setup in eclipse but i see red flags and doesn't run (because it doesn't know how to run).
Can you guys point me to a guide or tell me how to compile & build an apk out of this.
Unfortunately the README file in the repository is useless (i.e. blank!)
Thanks.
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I would say you should go though the getting started guides on d.android.com and things will become a little more clear
I am creating a project that can run on android 4.4.
When pressing 'F4' ( open module setting ), I see that the 'Compile sdk version is on API 23: Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
But my cellPhone is with version 4.4.2, so I move the version back as I define when I create the project => to API 19: Android 4.4 (KitKat)
Now, nothing works ... the IDE can't find the 'R' anywhere ... and I can't compile it.
I try to clear and rebuild the project
I try to click on the 'sync'
but nothing .. not working.
Any help please ...
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Normally compile sdk version shouldn't matter. As long as your min sdk version includes api-19.
Just some suggestions. Check your sdk manager if api 19 is still installed. Sometimes android studio removes older libs.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...sung-s-5-kali-repo-nightly-bulds-4-4-t3089181
This is a little out of date, but someone had compiled some builds of various roms with kali.
Hi,
We make a Debian based Linux distribution that runs as an application on top of Android.
For Raspberry Pi 4 we use KonstaKang's latest 64bit LineageOS 19 (Android 12).
Installation is as simple as installing Android APK's. You can download a free evaluation
version from volkspc.dot.org.
Regards
Vasant
This can also be done with apps like AnLinux, Andronix, Debian noroot, or with proot-distro in termux.
It has been a while since I updated thread - . We just made a new release yesterday. This is based on KonstaKang's LineageOS 20 (Android 13). We also provide a SDK so that developers can build their own Debian Bullseye based distribution.
Our Linux desktop is now based on Debian Bookworm XFCE 4.18. The SDK has also been updated to Bookworm. More details at volkspc.org.
Our latest release works well with both of KonstaKang's LineageOS 20 (Android 13) and AOSP 13.