![]() ![]() ![]() backup files of ramdisk.img and kernel-ranchu GetUSBHPmodZ The USB HOST Permissions Module Zip will be downloaded into /sdcard/DownloadĮxtra Commands can be combined, there is no particular order. a custom build Kernel might be necessary other entries can be added in the script as well PATCHFSTAB fstab.ranchu will get patched to automount Block Devices like /dev/block/sda1 Options are exclusive, only one at the time will be processed.ĭEBUG Debugging Mode, prevents rootAVD to pull back any patched file ![]() similar to InstallKernelModules, but the AVD needs to be online InstallPrebuiltKernelModules download and install an AOSP prebuilt kernel and its modules into ramdisk.img both files will be deleted after installation kernel (bzImage) and its modules (initramfs.img) are inside rootAVD InstallKernelModules install custom build kernel and its modules into ramdisk.img no other Argument after will be processed %LOCALAPPDATA%\Android\Sdk\system-images\android-$API\google_apis_playstore\x86_64\Įxcept for EnvFixTask, ramdisk.img must be untouched (stock). Indows: set PATH=%LOCALAPPDATA%\Android\Sdk\platform-tools %PATH% ~/Android/Sdk/system-images/android-$API/google_apis_playstore/x86_64/ Inux: export PATH=~/Android/Sdk/platform-tools:$PATH ~/Library/Android/sdk/system-images/android-$API/google_apis_playstore/x86_64/ must always be the 1st Argument after rootAVDĪc/Darwin: export PATH=~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools:$PATH InstallApps Just install all APKs placed in the Apps folder Grant Shell Su Permissions will pop up a few times not needed anymore since Android 12 (S) API 31 and Magisk Alpha only works with an already Magisk patched ramdisk.img ListAllAVDs Lists Command Examples for ALL installed AVDs Copied the output files as specified in the lineageos tutorial.RootAVD A Script to root AVD by NewBit XDA.I’ve built a docker image (tagged as myeos) using this repo. ![]() I just hoped I would get away with just trying a few build configurations randomly. But fist of all I have to admit that I’ve been lazy and trying to get an emulator image as “cheaply” as possible without going through the process of understanding what is happening, neither following on the errors too much. I have tried multiple versions, including R. I have to wonder what you expect from the emulator? It will not actually work, it might be useful for an App developer to test his App against the emulator to see it looks ok, but probably be limited in testing its functionality, idk. I would use this method build /e/ the (full) classic way (no docker, no scripts, just 'make') to do the test you are contemplating.Īs I read further, I can confirm that the emulator bits from LineageOS are included in the /e/ build if these bits are missing in other non Lineage derived custom ROMs the emulator proposal would not work for those custom ROMs, I guess. I do not use docker and that tends to hide what you are doing if experimenting. They add some complexity, so if one wanted to test progressively one might try pure lineage4microg, if it works and MicroG does not prove a blocker, then add /e/ repos and try again. The things added by /e/ repos are separate. I don’t know how much /e/ build system is diverging from lineageos4microg one. ![]()
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