Project: Android/tarball - Gentoo Wiki. This guide covers the installation of Gentoo RAP on Android devices by using a precompiled stage. The CPU on the target device should be at least a ARMv. A with FPU, consult list of arm cores if in doubt. It would be no problem if the device CPU was advertised as dual core or more. The device list may be helpful, too. A rooted device is needed to install Gentoo.
Add/update a file to an existing tar.gz archive? up vote 40 down vote favorite. 6. Is there a way to add/update a file in a tar.gz archive? Basically. When you upgrade a full or basic installation from the tarball. Manually update the environment configuration file. Manually update the configuration files. >> I don't think you can revert the system. The system and software >> should be at the same version, so if you can update the software to >> 5.0.0.G14 I would. Update a tarball - tar -tf file.tar | tar -T - -uf file.tar - This will update the tarball, adding files that have changed since the last update. This assumes that. Contents. Get the README; Get contents; Create a file; Update a file; Delete a file; Get archive link; Custom media types; These API methods let you retrieve the. Patch file in the tarball. Closed (works as designed) Project. Log in or register to update this issue. Looks like an extra file.
Project:Android/tarball. From Gentoo Wiki < Project. root # rc-update add sshd. Adding a swap file or partition of similar size of system memory could ease up.
Installing the Gentoo installation files. update it using the. A.CONTENTS file that contains a list of all files inside the stage tarball; A.DIGESTS file. You can then put that single TAR file into 7-Zip and it will finally offer you the ability to compress that file using. you are 'c'reating a tarball archive.
Because most Android system have noexec option set for user writable partitions, which prevents applications to be executed. At the same time, the possibility to run Gentoo on non- rooted devices is being explored.
A terminal emulator will be needed. If you don't have one yet, it is recommended to use the Android Terminal Emulator. Busybox will be needed.
If you don't have that yet, it is recommended to use Stericson's version. Prepare the Gentoo Directory. Gentoo RAP hardcodes the directory prefix (also known as EPREFIX) at build time in many places, most notably the interpreter field of ELF and config files of portage. The precompiled stage.
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EPREFIX to /data/gentoo. Root previledge is required either to make a new directory in /data or to mount an ext. A minimum of 5. 00.
MB is required, although a free space of 2. GB is recommended.
SD card. To prepare the partitions on the SD card, follow the instructions on SDCard. The Tarball Date. Download the tarball (2. Tutorial. If you know how to do it, this section can be safely skipped.
Obtain an interactive shell by terminal emulater or adb (or dropbear), and become root. Make sure to be in a directory of at least 2. MB free space. Download and extract the tarball then verify. Start Gentoo. Open a terminal emulator, and execute. Failed to find the Prefix shell? When SHELL is defined to something Prefix is unaware of, you will run into the following error.
Failed to find the Prefix shell, this is probably because you didn't emerge the shell tmp- mksh. To fix it, explicitly state that the Prefix bash should be used. SHELL=/bin/bash /data/gentoo/startprefix. Beyond. Congratulations! Now you have a full functional Gentoo on your favorite Android device. As long as you are familiar with Gentoo, you can unleash its power immediately.
If not, the sections of Working with Gentoo and Working with Portage of the Gentoo Handbook are your good starting points. Portage Tree Sync. Before compiling anything, sync the latest tree. Note. To save space, the bare tarball does not include a portage tree.
A 2. 01. 41. 12. 5 snapshot of portage tree with Prefix overlay could be downloaded separately. Symlink Hacks. Most of the ebuild still need /bin/sh /usr/bin/env /bin/pwd to build.
Before having a solution, we have to live with symlinks of these binaries back to /data/gentoo. This is handled by the startprefix script. Server. Terminal emulators from Android GUI are generally not good at handling key bindings. The adb shell defaults to a 8. To have a full- featured terminal, a real sshd server is necessary.
Put your ssh public key into /data/gentoo/root/. Be sure to set 7. Out of Memory. Mobile devices do not usually have as much memory as workstations. Building big applications, such as gcc or glibc could cost a lot of memory. The Android lowmemorykiller would kill the emerge building process if memory runs low. Turn off Android.
Once the ssh server is running, it is possible to turn off the Android runtime to save about 5. MB of memory. root #/system/bin/stop. Further stop remaining Android services, for example, mediaserver and adbd. Disable the Android lowmemorykiller. Add Swap. Adding a swap file or partition of similar size of system memory could ease up the memory shortage. Let gcc and ld to trade time for memory. Remove - pipe from CFLAGS, and put - Wl,- -no- keep- memory into LDFLAGS.
FILE${EPREFIX}/etc/portage/make. CFLAGS="${CFLAGS} .." because the profile sets - pipe. CFLAGS="- O2 - march=armv.
CXXFLAGS="${CFLAGS}". LDFLAGS="${LDFLAGS} - Wl,- -no- keep- memory". This may be required if ld runs out of memory space while linking a large executable.