How does one setup vm on this OS? Not understanding I guess!!
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I was wondering if people would like it if i made a prebulit VM image usable with the free VMware player. It would just be a linux distro with the appropriate tools and what not too run the SDK. Then I might port over some of the developer's scripts (Lucid, Metlus, MartinFick) to the system so people will not have to search for scripts or anything (noob friendly). Anyone else think this is a good idea?
That'd be a good idea. I was thinking of setting up a VM for Android. Mainly for checking it out. I'd be curious to see what tools and programs you use in your setup.
Well eather a JeOS Ubuntu Cd or puppy linux as a base then on top of that a script that gets the SDK from Google and moves the appropriate files to the correct places (Have to get the SDK from Google because they prohibit redistribution)
They're working on it http://code.google.com/p/live-android/
In a virtual environment there is currently no mouse or networking support, but it's a good step forward.
I aware of the support of running android on a x86 system, this is not what i want to do. I want to make a VM package anyone can used by downloading VMware player for free. This VM will a linux distro with SDK and parts needed to modify the android system, without the need for a live cd. The advantage of a VM is we only need to support the VM hardware and everything is in a preset controlled environment.
I think its a good Idea!
I'm pretty new to linux and struggled a lot getting a vm setup. I saw a thread of someone asking if something like that was out there in my travels of figuring it out. I think it would help lots of people if they had a vm image that was all set up and ready to go as soon as they load it. If you make it I'd still be interested in using it even though I already have one that is working.
Hi guys,
I am in the process of making a custom Java application for my employers and have come across the evil that is App Signing for Java which is decided upon by the manufacturer and the carrier of the device you purchase.
I have an HTC Topaz(Currently running a Tom Topaz Rom) which has Sun Java Wireless Client as its Java Distribution. I have a colleague that has a Rhodium with Jblend. Now My device is restricted with AT&T certificates and probably trust domains as well. Jblend has another problem regarding JAD files. This means that my business app will be unable to send SMS messages through my carrier via my device.
Does anyone know where I would find an installer for an alternate distro or could they suggest a Rom that might be able to include more than one Java Distro or at least an unbranded Sun Java Distro?
I'd like to suggest you search "JavaFX Mobile" and you can find a WM version JVM in Sun's website.
Looking for a new phone, and the Nokia N900 was at the top of my list just because is ran a full fledged Linux distro, and I knew I could do some X11 forwarding, but I couldn't get OpenGL apps to forward properly, Mesa didn't help, and it doesn't run on CDMA networks. So I'm considering Android.
I'm aware it doesn't have a native X server, and I'm also aware you can run another Operating System in conjuction, and access it through VNC, but that seems like a huge waste of resources, especially since I'd like to run some relatively demanding things with my phone (like run Blender through X11 forwarding).
So here is the question:
Can any Android phone X11 forward apps without running another operating system?
Is there a method for running OpenGL apps? (like a wrapper, Mesa, etc)
Can any Android phone do X11 forwarding or not?
Any input would be appreciated, I'd like to make a decision.
Help please? I can clarify if necessary.
Hey did you find out if x11 forwarding is possible on android???
Can it be done on the n900???
so?
Looking for the same... Any updates?
The binary distribution of the Skype Runtime comes with a "SkypeKit" - a runtime that applications can connect and communicate with in order to leverage Skype functionalities.
Their developer forums state that there are no official Runtime available as of now but the distributions come with a linux-armv7-eabi compilation and java wrapper classes that help in communicating with this Runtime.
I am trying to understand :
1. how to get this Runtime up and running on the Android emulator system so that I can test the APIs out?
2. How do I package the compilation in my existing Android application?
Any pointers or help in this direction are welcome.
Thanks.
Hello everyone, this is an off topic article I assume. But, can be helpful if you are using Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache2 and want to get rid of Nginx server packages.
Basically, I was having some trouble on one of my VPS. I run a crypto currency block explorer on http://explorebtcd.info and some other apps. I use Apache2 as my web sever. The system is not stable yet and sometimes it restarts. When it does, somehow it activates Nginx instead of Apache2. Had this type of trouble for a month and finally found the solution.
Wrote all the steps and commands I've taken in this page How to completely remove Nginx and re-activate Apache2?
This should be working with other versions of Ubuntu and some other debian variants as well. Probably you need to use a bit different command. Hope this helps to any one who is looking for this.