anbox-modules
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anbox-modules
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Default Kernel Cleansing?
While messing around with Anbox today, I did something wrong while trying to install the kernel modules and ended up soiling the default kernel. My computer froze up, and had to be force shutdown by holding down the power button. After starting it up again it got stuck on the gray login screen, with no UI elements visible.
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The anbox-container-manager service checks for the binder_linux module, even though I compiled binder into the kernel.
I tried using Anbox Android emulation, but when I installed the modules using dkms using this github page, I couldn't start the binder module, and I got this output (I am copying this from syslog): Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_return' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_command' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_unmap_kernel_end' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_unmap_kernel_start' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_unmap_user_end' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_unmap_user_start' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_alloc_page_end' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_alloc_page_start' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_free_lru_end' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_free_lru_start' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_alloc_lru_end' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_alloc_lru_start' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_update_page_range' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_failed_buffer_release' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_buffer_release' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_alloc_buf' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_fd_recv' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_fd_send' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_ref_to_ref' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_ref_to_node' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_node_to_ref' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction_received' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_transaction' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_wait_for_work' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_read_done' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_write_done' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_ioctl_done' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_unlock' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_locked' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_lock' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: Could not create tracefs 'binder_ioctl' directory Jan 22 15:38:44 localhost kernel: debugfs: Directory 'binder' with parent '/' already present! I then compiled my kernel with ashmem and anbox-binder support, but when I tried again, this time I didn't have the binder_linux module, as I built binder into the kernel. anbox-container-manager complained about it, when I tried starting it. Do I need to install the dkms anbox modules again after I built support for anbox-binder? Keep in mind that the only problem is with binder. Ashmem is there and is working all fine, having a proper module and everything. Installing the dkms module is most likely going to mess up ashmem. What should I do?
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Finally Anbox is working for me in Mint 21
Step 2: adding kernel( this is because I am getting ppa error) git clone https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules.git cd anbox-modules sh INSTALL.sh sudo modprobe ashmem_linux sudo modprobe binder_linux sudo reboot
- How do I fix a missing directory?
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How to install waydroid on Fedora 36?
As I checked, the ashmem module seems to be an anbox-modules(https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules) problem, so I tried to install it, but it failed during the make process.
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[Anbox] Unable to install Anbox Modules on Fedora 34 Workstation
The answer is that the Anbox developers are uncooperative tools who recommend recompiling your kernel from source like it's 2010 if you're later than kernel 5.7 (where kallsyms_lookup_name was removed instead of fixing it, and somebody had to fork their repo.
- Error Message When Installing Anbox
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Tumbleweed with Leap kernel?
Significantly easier to get the modules (binder and ashmem) built properly as per this thread. https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules/issues/75
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Help changing fedora kernel options to install Anbox
Well, I have never work with a linux kernel before but I wanted to have Ambox on fedora, I have a dualboot with windows just to use Bluestack! so I though maybe I can use Ambox, when I tried to install it I ran into a few problems, first I tried to follow the instrutions on https://github.com/anbox/anbox-modules but when I got to
kmon
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systeroid: A more powerful alternative to sysctl(8) with a terminal user interface 🐧
Funny enough, my first ever Rust project was also kernel-related and I simply wrote it to learn Rust. After that, I couldn't jump to any other language for developing system tools.
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safely removing linux-kernel-generic
I wanted to avoid using a 3rd party manager. if I wanted one I would try to compile this or even better install kmon. but wouldn't that still uninstall pop-desktop together linux-image-generic?
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New version of kmon is out! (2nd year anniversary!)
Today, it has been 2 years since I pushed my first commit to the kmon project. It was also my first Rust project and I'm thrilled to see that it has helped people to manage their kernel modules for the past 2 years. I couldn't be more glad :)
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What's the proper crate for this kind of TUI?
Hi. You should check out tui-rs. It's like textual and rich combined. There are lots of projects made with it, like spotify-tui and kmon
What are some alternatives?
linux-tkg - linux-tkg custom kernels
ukuu - A paid version of Ukuu is now available with more features. https://teejeetech.in/2019/01/20/ukuu-v19-01/ Kernel Update Utility for Ubuntu-based distributions. Provides desktop notifications when new mainline kernel is available. Lists kernels from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ with options to install and remove.
kvdo - A kernel module which provide a pool of deduplicated and/or compressed block storage.
core - Liman allows you to centrally manage all servers, clients and network devices in your organization remotely, with stable and secure way. You can improve the features with expandable extensions.
LXDesktop - Scratchpad for running LXD containers as desktop straight from display manager
procps
anbox-modules - Anbox kernel modules
Optimizing-linux - A simple guide for optimizing linux 🐧 in detail
shd - Show pretty HDD/SSD list
gpg-tui - Manage your GnuPG keys with ease! 🔐
systeroid - A more powerful alternative to sysctl(8) with a terminal user interface 🐧
caprice - A REPL for Rust projects featuring an easy to use, zsh like autocomplete feature.