How to install on archlinux or manjaro pls help me?? #305
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There is aur packages: anbox and DKMS modules |
By the way you may need lts kernel. And even with lts it fails to build sometimes. |
To run in the arch (I used yaourt) I first installed the system kernel headers for the DKMS.
Then I compiled the anbox with the following packages:
I started systemd networks services (for internet to work in apps)
And started the container-manager service
I added the host driver in /usr/lib/systemd/user/anbox-session-manager.service by changing the line:
I started the user service:
Then it worked! |
The initial question seems to be answered. Closing. If there any other issues please open a new bug with a good description of what fails or start a discussion on our forum at https://discourse.anbox.io/ |
thenk you it's work |
[sergey@p43es3g Загрузки]$ sudo pacman -U . Пакеты (2) boost-1.64.0-4 boost-libs-1.64.0-4 Будет установлено: 160,90 MiB :: Приступить к установке? [Y/n] y Пакеты (2) boost-1.65.1-1 boost-libs-1.65.1-1 Будет установлено: 159,33 MiB :: Приступить к установке? [Y/n] y |
I have followed the exact process given by @nickecalifornia above, but am still getting the following error:
I am running kernel 4.15 on Manjaro and have installed the corresponding 4.15 |
I have followed the exact process given by @nickecalifornia above, but when i run : when i run :
i get error : infromation using : os: |
@nickecalifornia This is great, this should be added to setup tips for Arch Linux users. I have it working here. One tip for people coming here, please double check your aliases, specifically ~/.bashrc.aliases I don't run vanilla Arch Linux, I use Antergos and they have added for whatever reason some "helpful" aliases for some utilities like systemctl. This was screwing up my use of "systemctl --user" as it wasn't being ran as my local user but as root instead. I didn't need to modify anbox-session-manager.service with "--gles-driver=host " |
The solution @nickecalifornia posted works, but to those still cannot start anbox, must reboot the system first, and may need to 'enable` all the services so that after reboot, they can be auto-started. |
By the way you have to enable the kernel modules you just installed: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/running-android-applications-on-arch-using-anbox/53332 |
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