compat/linux has a filesystem union for linux binaries, but, sometimes the union seems to be broken, for e.g., if you run this command: This is found out through running aapt2 with truss: aapt2 will mkdir("/home") and fail, so, I just desparately made a symlink for it. jar uf $(find ~/.gradle/ -name 'common*.jar'|grep android) com/android/SdkConstants.class.javac ~/SdkConstants.java -cp $(find ~/.gradle/ -name 'common*.jar'|grep android).save the SdkConstants.java (package: com.android) to ~/.patch the sdk common.jar ( find ~/.gradle/ -name 'common*.jar'|grep android) according to, but with jd-gui:.gradlew aR), then it fails, complaining about unknown platform: FreeBSD Get the android sdk downloaded through gradle (by running.Find a simple Android App source code (for e.g., copy from a Linux system)."īut the following does not work “On the computer, open up a terminal / command prompt and type adb devices. Check “always allow”, and choose “OK”.Ĭongratulations! adb is now ready to use with your device. On the computer, open up a terminal / command prompt and type adb devices.Ī dialog should show on your device, asking you to allow usb debugging. Scroll down, and check the “Android debugging” or “USB debugging” entry under “Debugging”. To use adb with your device, you’ll need to enable developer options and USB debugging: Open Settings, and select “About”. Managed to follow btwarden’s instructions, (would never have succeeded with this otherwise, so thank you) but when I follow the following instructions under Using ADB and fastboot | LineageOS Wiki There is also a compiled list of udev entries for various devices in this GitHub repo that you can reference: How to make ADB and Fastboot executable General Discussion
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