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Success
Copying config
mv: cannot stat 'linux.conf': No such file or directory
Installing Termux-X11
cp: cannot stat 'termux-x11/termux-x11.zip': No such file or directory
unzip: cannot find or open termux-x11.zip, termux-x11.zip.zip or termux-x11.zip.ZIP.
dpkg: error: cannot access archive 'termux-x11.deb': No such file or directory
Error: Unable to open file: app-debug.apk
Consider using a file under /data/local/tmp/
Error: Can't open file: app-debug.apk
Exception occurred while executing 'install':
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Error: Can't open file: app-debug.apk
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerShellCommand.setParamsSize(Unknown Source:288)
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerShellCommand.doRunInstall(Unknown Source:121)
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerShellCommand.runInstall(Unknown Source:6)
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerShellCommand.onCommand(Unknown Source:1239)
at com.android.modules.utils.BasicShellCommandHandler.exec(Unknown Source:27)
at android.os.ShellCommand.exec(Unknown Source:4)
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService$IPackageManagerImpl.onShellCommand(Unknown Source:24)
at android.os.Binder.shellCommand(Unknown Source:0) at android.os.Binder.onTransact(Unknown Source:148) at android.content.pm.IPackageManager$Stub.onTransact(Unknown Source:28)
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService$IPackageManagerImpl.onTransact(Unknown Source:0)
at android.os.Binder.execTransactInternal(Unknown Source:105) at android.os.Binder.execTransact(Unknown Source:16)
Starting installation
:: Installing bootstrap/rootfs ...
Checking installation path ... done
Making new disk image (512 MB) ... fail
Mounting container
Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container:
/ ... fail
Copying installation scripts and required files to the chroot
cp: cannot stat 'setup/.sh': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access '/data/local/mnt/home/android/scripts/': No such file or directory
Installing required dependencies Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container:
/ ... fail Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container: / ... fail
Appending important env variables to profile and setting bash as the main shell Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container: / ... fail
Installing vnc and icewm
Checking file system ... done Mounting the container:
/ ... fail
Installing box64 and box86 Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container: / ... fail
First setup completed, stopping the chroot
The container is not mounted.
Copying the linux-deploy wrapper script cp: cannot stat 'linux-deploy': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access '/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/linux-deploy': No such file or directory
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pkg install git and retry
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pkg install git and retry
ok now work but how to re-run the script without reinstallimg the files. i mean how to run the container again
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ok now work but how to re-run the script without reinstallimg the files. i mean how to run the container again
You mean after the setup.sh script finished installing everything?
"linux-deploy start" to start the chroot with ssh
"linux-deploy start -w" to start the chroot with the termux-x11 server
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ok now work but how to re-run the script without reinstallimg the files. i mean how to run the container again
You mean after the setup.sh script finished installing everything?
"linux-deploy start" to start the chroot with ssh "linux-deploy start -w" to start the chroot with the termux-x11 server
getting this error though. tried to restart and also tried reinstalling ssh but same problem
First do "linux-deploy stop," then can you post a screenshot of the whole command line after the "linux-deploy start" command?
EDIT: After the "linux-deploy stop" command, check if in /data/local/mnt there is a folder called home. That should contain another folder with the same name of your username. If inside the folder with your username there is only the folder "scripts" or it is empty, you can safely delete the home folder (sudo rm -rf /data/local/mnt/home)
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~ $ linux-deploy start -w
Chroot already mounted, connecting
ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused
~ $ sudo rm -rf /data/local/mnt/home
~ $ linux-deploy start -w
Initializing audio server before startup
Starting the chroot
Checking file system ... done
Mounting the container:
/ ... done
/proc ... done
/sys ... done
/dev ... done
/dev/shm ... done
/dev/pts ... done
/dev/tty ... done
:: Configuring core/mnt ...
:: Configuring core/net ...
:: Starting extra/ssh ... done
Binding internal storage
Binding external storage
Usage: bindfs [options] dir mountpoint
Information:
-h --help Print this and exit.
-V --version Print version number and exit.
--fuse-version Print version of FUSE library.
File ownership:
-u --force-user=... Set file owner.
-g --force-group=... Set file group.
-m --mirror=... Comma-separated list of users who will see
themselves as the owners of all files.
-M --mirror-only=... Like --mirror but disallow access for
all other users.
--map=user1/user2:... Let user2 see files of user1 as his own.
--map-passwd=... Load uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group=... Load gid mapping from group-like file.
--map-passwd-rev=... Load reversed uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group-rev=... Load reversed gid mapping from group-like file.
--uid-offset=... Set file uid = uid + offset.
--gid-offset=... Set file gid = gid + offset.
Permission bits:
-p --perms=... Specify permissions, similar to chmod
e.g. og-x,og+rD,u=rwX,g+rw or 0644,a+X
File creation policy:
--create-as-user New files owned by creator (default for root). *
--create-as-mounter New files owned by fs mounter (default for users).
--create-for-user=... New files owned by specified user. *
--create-for-group=... New files owned by specified group. *
--create-with-perms=... Alter permissions of new files.
Chown policy:
--chown-normal Try to chown the original files (the default).
--chown-ignore Have all chowns fail silently.
--chown-deny Have all chowns fail with 'permission denied'.
Chgrp policy:
--chgrp-normal Try to chgrp the original files (the default).
--chgrp-ignore Have all chgrps fail silently.
--chgrp-deny Have all chgrps fail with 'permission denied'.
Chmod policy:
--chmod-normal Try to chmod the original files (the default).
--chmod-ignore Have all chmods fail silently.
--chmod-deny Have all chmods fail with 'permission denied'.
--chmod-filter=... Change permissions of chmod requests.
--chmod-allow-x Allow changing file execute bits in any case.
Extended attribute policy:
--xattr-none Do not implement xattr operations.
--xattr-ro Read-only xattr operations.
--xattr-rw Read-write xattr operations (the default).
Other file operations:
--delete-deny Disallow deleting files.
--rename-deny Disallow renaming files (within the mount).
Rate limits:
--read-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be read.
--write-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be written.
Miscellaneous:
--no-allow-other Do not add -o allow_other to fuse options.
--realistic-permissions Hide permission bits for actions mounter can't do.
--ctime-from-mtime Read file properties' change time
from file content modification time.
--enable-lock-forwarding Forward locks to the underlying FS.
--enable-ioctl Forward ioctl() calls (as the mounter).
--hide-hard-links Always report a hard link count of 1.
--resolve-symlinks Resolve symbolic links.
--resolved-symlink-deletion=... Decide how to delete resolved symlinks.
--block-devices-as-files Show block devices as regular files.
--multithreaded Enable multithreaded mode. See man page
for security issue with current implementation.
--forward-odirect=... Forward O_DIRECT (it's cleared by default).
FUSE options:
-o opt[,opt,...] Mount options.
-r -o ro Mount strictly read-only.
-d -o debug Enable debug output (implies -f).
-f Foreground operation.
(*: root only)
Binfmt support not detected, skipping loading of binfmt entries
Creating the socket
:: Configuring core/mnt ...
:: Configuring core/net ...
Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) [running via Linux Deploy]
Starting: Intent { cmp=com.termux.x11/.MainActivity }
Loading shared library: /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/libexec/termux-x11/starter.apk!/lib/arm64-v8a/libx11-starter.so
Looks like com.termux lacks "Draw Over Apps" permission.
You can grant com.termux the "Draw Over Apps" permission from its App Info activity:
Android Settings -> Apps -> Termux -> Advanced -> Draw over other apps.
res = 0
Activity is started
Android reported activity started but we did not get any respond
Looks like we failed to start activity.
/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/linux-deploy: line 34: kill: (18038) - No such process
chmod: cannot access '/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/xwayland/wayland-0': No such file or directory
All preparations completed, connecting now
The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.1)' can't be established.
ED25519 key fingerprint is SHA256:kiv1jFMf3i1DBxhpvzswL6Uq4flGlKN18y1e699WhDI.
This key is not known by any other names.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])? yes
Warning: Permanently added 'localhost' (ED25519) to the list of known hosts.
android@localhost's password:
Linux localhost 4.19.270-NoGravityKernel-v1.2.0 #203 SMP PREEMPT Sun Jan 22 18:05:34 EST 2023 aarch64
Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) [running via
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~ $ linux-deploy start -w
Initializing audio server before startup
Starting the chroot
Checking file system ... skip
Mounting the container:
/ ... skip
/proc ... skip
/sys ... skip
/dev ... skip
/dev/shm ... skip
/dev/pts ... skip
:: Configuring core/mnt ...
:: Configuring core/net ...
:: Starting extra/ssh ... skip
Binding internal storage
Binding external storage
Usage: bindfs [options] dir mountpoint
Information:
-h --help Print this and exit.
-V --version Print version number and exit.
--fuse-version Print version of FUSE library.
File ownership:
-u --force-user=... Set file owner.
-g --force-group=... Set file group.
-m --mirror=... Comma-separated list of users who will see
themselves as the owners of all files.
-M --mirror-only=... Like --mirror but disallow access for
all other users.
--map=user1/user2:... Let user2 see files of user1 as his own.
--map-passwd=... Load uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group=... Load gid mapping from group-like file.
--map-passwd-rev=... Load reversed uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group-rev=... Load reversed gid mapping from group-like file.
--uid-offset=... Set file uid = uid + offset.
--gid-offset=... Set file gid = gid + offset.
Permission bits:
-p --perms=... Specify permissions, similar to chmod
e.g. og-x,og+rD,u=rwX,g+rw or 0644,a+X
File creation policy:
--create-as-user New files owned by creator (default for root). *
--create-as-mounter New files owned by fs mounter (default for users).
--create-for-user=... New files owned by specified user. *
--create-for-group=... New files owned by specified group. *
--create-with-perms=... Alter permissions of new files.
Chown policy:
--chown-normal Try to chown the original files (the default).
--chown-ignore Have all chowns fail silently.
--chown-deny Have all chowns fail with 'permission denied'.
Chgrp policy:
--chgrp-normal Try to chgrp the original files (the default).
--chgrp-ignore Have all chgrps fail silently.
--chgrp-deny Have all chgrps fail with 'permission denied'.
Chmod policy:
--chmod-normal Try to chmod the original files (the default).
--chmod-ignore Have all chmods fail silently.
--chmod-deny Have all chmods fail with 'permission denied'.
--chmod-filter=... Change permissions of chmod requests.
--chmod-allow-x Allow changing file execute bits in any case.
Extended attribute policy:
--xattr-none Do not implement xattr operations.
--xattr-ro Read-only xattr operations.
--xattr-rw Read-write xattr operations (the default).
Other file operations:
--delete-deny Disallow deleting files.
--rename-deny Disallow renaming files (within the mount).
Rate limits:
--read-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be read.
--write-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be written.
Miscellaneous:
--no-allow-other Do not add -o allow_other to fuse options.
--realistic-permissions Hide permission bits for actions mounter can't do.
--ctime-from-mtime Read file properties' change time
from file content modification time.
--enable-lock-forwarding Forward locks to the underlying FS.
--enable-ioctl Forward ioctl() calls (as the mounter).
--hide-hard-links Always report a hard link count of 1.
--resolve-symlinks Resolve symbolic links.
--resolved-symlink-deletion=... Decide how to delete resolved symlinks.
--block-devices-as-files Show block devices as regular files.
--multithreaded Enable multithreaded mode. See man page
for security issue with current implementation.
--forward-odirect=... Forward O_DIRECT (it's cleared by default).
FUSE options:
-o opt[,opt,...] Mount options.
-r -o ro Mount strictly read-only.
-d -o debug Enable debug output (implies -f).
-f Foreground operation.
(*: root only)
Binfmt support not detected, skipping loading of binfmt entries
Creating the socket
:: Configuring core/mnt ...
:: Configuring core/net ...
Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) [running via Linux Deploy]
Starting: Intent { cmp=com.termux.x11/.MainActivity }
Loading shared library: /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/libexec/termux-x11/starter.apk!/lib/arm64-v8a/libx11-starter.so
res = 0
Activity is started
Got getWaylandFD
socket: Permission denied
Lorie requested fd
Got getLogFD
{ParcelFileDescriptor: java.io.FileDescriptor@ef6a2b9}
Got finish request
App sent finishing command
chmod: cannot access '/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/xwayland/wayland-0': No such file or directory
All preparations completed, connecting now
android@localhost's password:
Linux localhost 4.19.270-NoGravityKernel-v1.2.0 #203 SMP PREEMPT Sun Jan 22 18:05:34 EST 2023 aarch64
Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) [running via Linux Deploy]
Last login: Tue Jan 31 08:19:39 2023 from 127.0.0.1
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Usage: bindfs [options] dir mountpoint
Information:
-h --help Print this and exit.
-V --version Print version number and exit.
--fuse-version Print version of FUSE library.
File ownership:
-u --force-user=... Set file owner.
-g --force-group=... Set file group.
-m --mirror=... Comma-separated list of users who will see
themselves as the owners of all files.
-M --mirror-only=... Like --mirror but disallow access for
all other users.
--map=user1/user2:... Let user2 see files of user1 as his own.
--map-passwd=... Load uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group=... Load gid mapping from group-like file.
--map-passwd-rev=... Load reversed uid mapping from passwd-like file.
--map-group-rev=... Load reversed gid mapping from group-like file.
--uid-offset=... Set file uid = uid + offset.
--gid-offset=... Set file gid = gid + offset.
Permission bits:
-p --perms=... Specify permissions, similar to chmod
e.g. og-x,og+rD,u=rwX,g+rw or 0644,a+X
File creation policy:
--create-as-user New files owned by creator (default for root). *
--create-as-mounter New files owned by fs mounter (default for users).
--create-for-user=... New files owned by specified user. *
--create-for-group=... New files owned by specified group. *
--create-with-perms=... Alter permissions of new files.
Chown policy:
--chown-normal Try to chown the original files (the default).
--chown-ignore Have all chowns fail silently.
--chown-deny Have all chowns fail with 'permission denied'.
Chgrp policy:
--chgrp-normal Try to chgrp the original files (the default).
--chgrp-ignore Have all chgrps fail silently.
--chgrp-deny Have all chgrps fail with 'permission denied'.
Chmod policy:
--chmod-normal Try to chmod the original files (the default).
--chmod-ignore Have all chmods fail silently.
--chmod-deny Have all chmods fail with 'permission denied'.
--chmod-filter=... Change permissions of chmod requests.
--chmod-allow-x Allow changing file execute bits in any case.
Extended attribute policy:
--xattr-none Do not implement xattr operations.
--xattr-ro Read-only xattr operations.
--xattr-rw Read-write xattr operations (the default).
Other file operations:
--delete-deny Disallow deleting files.
--rename-deny Disallow renaming files (within the mount).
Rate limits:
--read-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be read.
--write-rate=... Limit to bytes/sec that can be written.
Miscellaneous:
--no-allow-other Do not add -o allow_other to fuse options.
--realistic-permissions Hide permission bits for actions mounter can't do.
--ctime-from-mtime Read file properties' change time
from file content modification time.
--enable-lock-forwarding Forward locks to the underlying FS.
--enable-ioctl Forward ioctl() calls (as the mounter).
--hide-hard-links Always report a hard link count of 1.
--resolve-symlinks Resolve symbolic links.
--resolved-symlink-deletion=... Decide how to delete resolved symlinks.
--block-devices-as-files Show block devices as regular files.
--multithreaded Enable multithreaded mode. See man page
for security issue with current implementation.
--forward-odirect=... Forward O_DIRECT (it's cleared by default).
FUSE options:
-o opt[,opt,...] Mount options.
-r -o ro Mount strictly read-only.
-d -o debug Enable debug output (implies -f).
-f Foreground operation.
This is not a problem, you much likely don't have a SD Card slot so it is not capable to mount.
Looks like we failed to start activity.
You may have to grant the app permissions inside your phone's settings. Also you need to stay in the app until you see the "Service was created" toast appears
App sent finishing command
This is an issue on how the script kills the app. termux-x11 doesn't have a proper way of killing the app normally. If you want to avoid this happening you will have to kill the app manually from its notification before stopping and restarting the container
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same thing. all permissions are allowed. already tried to restart
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same thing. all permissions are allowed. already tried to restart
does it work if you do it normally in termux?
Like open a termux tab and paste the command:
termux-x11
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it wouldnt work
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it wouldnt work
Try this, always inside termux:
pkg update && pkg upgrade
pkg install termux-x11
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That's not the issue here. If you are using my debian rootfs, then it has the right Wayland version also my script set everything automatically for you, so you don't need to do export anything.
If those instructions I gave you didn't work, you can try to reinstall termux-x11:
Delete the app, grab the termux-x11.zip either from this repo or from termux-x11 github page and extract it. Reinstall the apk, reinstall the deb and retry with the command "termux-x11" in termux and see if it works this time.
EDIT: Also those instructions you found there are mine, I gave them to someone on termux discord in January
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already tried this one. i guess you should ask one of your friend to try it. maybe youre using a very old version of android. so you can verify it on your side. i tried it on two Android 12 devices and didnt work
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already tried this one. i guess you should ask one of your friend to try it. maybe youre using a very old version of android. so you can verify it on your side. i tried it on two Android 12 devices and didnt work
termux-x11 should work on Android 12. I have a phone with A12 as well and it works without issues. You can try to open an issue on termux-x11 github since your issue seems to be specifically related to the termux-x11 app itself
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already tried this one. i guess you should ask one of your friend to try it. maybe youre using a very old version of android. so you can verify it on your side. i tried it on two Android 12 devices and didnt work
termux-x11 should work on Android 12. I have a phone with A12 as well and it works without issues. You can try to open an issue on termux-x11 github since your issue seems to be specifically related to the termux-x11 app itself
it works on proot. already tried wormtest tutorial
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it works on proot. already tried wormtest tutorial
What's the error you get in the chroot now, still the same as before like that?
Android reported activity started but we did not get any respond
Looks like we failed to start activity.
This one?
EDIT: Before you retry, get the new updated linux-deploy script from this repo
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it works on proot. already tried wormtest tutorial
What's the error you get in the chroot now, still the same as before like that?
Android reported activity started but we did not get any respond
Looks like we failed to start activity.This one?
EDIT: Before you retry, get the new updated linux-deploy script from this repo
i gave up with your script. i install from another guide. now my only problem is winetricks. youre guide is quite confusing
WINETRICKS
Move the executable you find here into /use/bin and give it executable permission:
sudo mv pathtowinetricks/winetricks /usr/bin
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/winetricks
When you want to execute winetricks, run the following command 'win32 box64 winetricks
why is it win32? i tried running winetricks with BOX86_NOBANNER=1 winetricks and wont work
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why is it win32? i tried running winetricks with BOX86_NOBANNER=1 winetricks and wont work
Because win32 is the 32 bit prefix, Also winetricks is a x86 app so you need eithet box86 or 64 to run It
win32 box86 winetricks.
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it works on proot. already tried wormtest tutorial
What's the error you get in the chroot now, still the same as before like that?
Android reported activity started but we did not get any respond
Looks like we failed to start activity.This one?
EDIT: Before you retry, get the new updated linux-deploy script from this repoi gave up with your script. i install from another guide. now my only problem is winetricks. youre guide is quite confusing
WINETRICKS
Move the executable you find here into /use/bin and give it executable permission:
sudo mv pathtowinetricks/winetricks /usr/bin
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/winetricks
When you want to execute winetricks, run the following command 'win32 box64 winetricks
why is it win32? i tried running winetricks with BOX86_NOBANNER=1 winetricks and wont work
Can you please show me "another guide"? I use Android 11 and I failed by this guide.
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env: exec ******* No such file or directory
this is my termux console:
Success
I detected you are running Android 11 or newer which makes this script unlikely to work because of scoped storage restrictions. Attempting to fix, can't guarantee it will work
Copying config
mv: cannot move 'linux.conf' to '/data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/config': No such file or directory
Installing Termux-X11
Archive: termux-x11.zip
inflating: app-debug.apk
inflating: output-metadata.json
inflating: termux-x11.deb
dpkg: warning: downgrading termux-x11 from 1.02.07 to 1.02.06
(Reading database ... 14578 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack termux-x11.deb ...
Unpacking termux-x11 (1.02.06) over (1.02.07) ...
Setting up termux-x11 (1.02.06) ...
Success
Starting installation
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Mounting container
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Copying installation scripts and required files to the chroot
chmod: cannot access '/data/local/mnt/home/u0_a213/scripts/*': No such file or directory
Installing required dependencies
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Appending important env variables to profile and setting bash as the main shell
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Installing vnc and icewm
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Installing box64 and box86
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
First setup completed, stopping the chroot
env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Copying the linux-deploy wrapper script
~/Chroot-Docs $
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@Pipetto-crypto env: exec ******* No such file or directory this is my termux console:
Success I detected you are running Android 11 or newer which makes this script unlikely to work because of scoped storage restrictions. Attempting to fix, can't guarantee it will work
Copying config mv: cannot move 'linux.conf' to '/data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/config': No such file or directory
Installing Termux-X11 Archive: termux-x11.zip inflating: app-debug.apk inflating: output-metadata.json inflating: termux-x11.deb dpkg: warning: downgrading termux-x11 from 1.02.07 to 1.02.06 (Reading database ... 14578 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to unpack termux-x11.deb ... Unpacking termux-x11 (1.02.06) over (1.02.07) ... Setting up termux-x11 (1.02.06) ... Success
Starting installation env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Mounting container env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Copying installation scripts and required files to the chroot chmod: cannot access '/data/local/mnt/home/u0_a213/scripts/*': No such file or directory
Installing required dependencies env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Appending important env variables to profile and setting bash as the main shell env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Installing vnc and icewm env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Installing box64 and box86 env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
First setup completed, stopping the chroot env: exec /data/user/0/ru.meefik.linuxdeploy/files/bin/linuxdeploy: No such file or directory
Copying the linux-deploy wrapper script ~/Chroot-Docs $
You can try the fix suggested here else you can wait, I am working on a new script independent from LinuxDeploy. It has been tested and it is fully working even on Android 13 but there are some issues that need to be fixed before release.
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@Pipetto-crypto Thank you! I am looking forward to your new script.
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