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      Stefano @joe
      last edited by Stefano 24 Sept 2018, 01:13

      @joe sudo apt remove anbox-tool
      sudo apt purge anbox-tool
      ???
      Flash it over with Ubports installer without wipe?

      J 1 Reply Last reply 28 Sept 2018, 04:04 Reply Quote 0
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        malditobastardo @Guest
        last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 10:32

        @xray2000 Thank you a lot, this worked perfectly 🙂

        @Stefano thanks for your tip I will try it next time

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          zx81
          last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 13:01

          Hi
          i'm having a play around with my pro 5 and trying to install Anbox to see what works etc
          for some reason it seems to have got stuck on the install at his point and keep getting this reply :

          "sudo fastboot flash boot anbox-boot-turbo.img
          [sudo] password for ****:
          sudo: fastboot: command not found"

          am i doing something wrong here ?

          thanks
          p.s i'm fairly new to all this and am using terminal on linux mint if that has any bearing on things ?

          Somewhere, the sun is shining ☀

          S 1 Reply Last reply 24 Sept 2018, 13:24 Reply Quote 0
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            Stefano @zx81
            last edited by Stefano 24 Sept 2018, 13:24

            @zx81 Fastboot is not installed on your PC.
            Install (on 16.04 ) sudo apt install phablet-tools
            Or on (18.04) sudo apt install fastboot

            Then, You should type:
            sudo fastboot flash bootimg anbox-boot-turbo-test.img

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              zx81
              last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 13:36

              Thanks
              i'll give it a try

              Somewhere, the sun is shining ☀

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                zx81 @Stefano
                last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 13:49

                @stefano Sorry to be a pest

                i'm getting this now : "$ sudo fastboot flash boot anbox-boot-turbo.img
                < waiting for any device >
                target didn't report max-download-size
                sending 'boot' (20748 KB)...
                OKAY [ 0.660s]
                writing 'boot'...
                FAILED (remote: partition does not exist)
                finished. total time: 0.660s "

                Somewhere, the sun is shining ☀

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                  Stefano @zx81
                  last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 14:07

                  @zx81 ''bootimg'' not boot !!!

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                    Stefano @zx81
                    last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 18:29

                    @zx81 have you managed to flash it?

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                      te-online
                      last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 18:49

                      @mariogrip Great work! 🙂 One question, though: How would I evaluate if something is an issue with anbox itself or with the image?

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                        zx81 @Stefano
                        last edited by 24 Sept 2018, 21:34

                        @stefano I have tried several times and got no further
                        It now says something about not having a sandbox installed

                        Have had to go to work now (work always gets in the way lol) so will have another go tomorrow

                        Thanks for your help so far

                        Somewhere, the sun is shining ☀

                        S 1 Reply Last reply 25 Sept 2018, 01:56 Reply Quote 0
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                          Stefano @zx81
                          last edited by 25 Sept 2018, 01:56

                          @zx81 Yeah, I had that message there as well.
                          It should be ok, though.
                          Refresh your Home screen (apps scope ) by dragging down and the Android apps should appear on the screen, or reboot.
                          You can also verify if its installed by typing in terminal on your phone:

                          anbox-tool status

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                            zx81 @Stefano
                            last edited by 25 Sept 2018, 15:40

                            @stefano Nothing showing at the minute , just going through process again

                            Somewhere, the sun is shining ☀

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                              Tonoxis
                              last edited by 26 Sept 2018, 05:01

                              @mariogrip any information on what we Flo users would need to do to get it running, or do we still need the mainline kernel to be up and running under Halium properly first (I'm down to experiment!!)? I can attempt to whip up a custom kernel as long as I know what patches I'm applying to it! Kinda hoping it would be similar to arale and need the anbox drivers compiled in.

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                                wgarcia @mihael
                                last edited by 26 Sept 2018, 06:28

                                @mihael I installed Whatsapp sucessfully, but when I open it it tells me that the time is wrong. I've adjusted the time in "Settings", but Whatsapp keeps telling me the same, and doesn't go further. Anybody knows how to pass this "Date is incorrect" screen?

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                                  mihael @wgarcia
                                  last edited by 26 Sept 2018, 07:15

                                  @wgarcia Sorry, I don't know. It didn't do that for me...

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                                    wgarcia @mihael
                                    last edited by 26 Sept 2018, 08:01

                                    @mihael Turns out I had installed an old version of Whatsapp, I installed the current one and now it opens OK.

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                                      tomoqv
                                      last edited by 26 Sept 2018, 13:45

                                      I have an app that looks for com.google.android.maps at the installation (adb install). I have installed the google maps apk which shows as:
                                      Maps (com.google.android.apps.maps)
                                      when I do anbox-tool app-list
                                      Can I somehow change the package name that appears in that list, and if so, would that satisfy the app looking for it when trying to install?

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                                        A Former User @tomoqv
                                        last edited by A Former User 26 Sept 2018, 17:28

                                        @tomoqv No you can not change package name Android reads this out of the manifest file that is into the apk when installing, when you change this the app will never work again.

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                                          tomoqv
                                          last edited by 27 Sept 2018, 11:08

                                          So I wonder if there is any google package that carries the name com.google.android.maps?

                                          W 1 Reply Last reply 27 Sept 2018, 11:30 Reply Quote 0
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                                            wgarcia @tomoqv
                                            last edited by 27 Sept 2018, 11:30

                                            @tomoqv As far as I know this is the name of a Java library (extension .jar), but I have no idea how libraries are installed in Android, and less in anbox.

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