Installare Linux su Android

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Aggiungo alcuni messaggi comparsi nella mailing list @lists.sourceforge.net su Gambas e Android:

« Well,
as Linux distro can run on android,
Gambas must be work also!
may be no need to port!
i've run a very simple console program (gambas2)
on my motorola xoom, and it work! 8-)
The graphic front end of gamas2 not work on my tablet due to a bug
(in gbx_math.c pow and powl when compiled for ARM).
this bug is fixed in Gambas3 as it not use long double at all.
For running a linux distro on android someone have found the key: chroot!!!
i've used this info:  
http://trsohmers.com/2011/03/06/how-to-run-ubuntu-on-the-motorola-xoom/
with this method, we have android and linux running at the same time over same
kernel and sharing devices. »


« If Gambas 3 and component libraries could run on Android then Gambas
would become the language of choice for Android developers, hands down. »


« As cyanogen (android 4) works fine on hptouchpad then gambas3 could run
on hptouchpad too ! »


« I tried to get Gambas 3 running on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS ARM as a chroot
image hosted by Android Linux. The auto* tools need to be built from
scratch as their not available from repositories. Qt may be a problem
and the MySQL server install is a mess.
There is progress with a X11 client for Android on Play but I don't
think it's mature enough to support Gtk or Qt.
I think this is a worthy challenge and when all the planets align,
Gambas should be a star. »


« I don't understand why I had no problem with compiling Gambas on
Debian/RaspberryPI and you have problems to compile Gambas on Ubuntu
which is based on Debian. Or not?
--
Benoît Minisini »


« android is not based on Debian. It has a heavily-patched linux kernel
and that's about where the connection with linux as we know it stops.
The runtime is totally different: no standard C library, no X, etc. I
think graphics is only available through their Java-based layer
so even if you could get Gambas C++ code to compile to ARM you can't
take Qt/GTK with you: so no graphics.

Plus no package management system as we know it: so users would have
to manually download and install gambas, then download and install
whatever application.

I suspect the only real solution is cross-compiling: i.e, turning
Gambas code into the "dalvik" bytecode instead of gambas bytecode,
plus reimplementing all the Gambas graphics and system APIs to the
Android APIs. Doable, but a crapload of work (basically a full rewrite
of gambas)

I suspect it would be faster to wait for Ubuntu-based tablets and
phones which apparently are coming out "soon" :-)

Ian »


« With my attempt, Android Linux was only a host for my chroot Ubuntu
12.04 LTS ARM image that I was trying to compile Gambas 3 with. X11
services were provided by a Android VNC client. I use a bluetooth mouse
and keyboard which works great with both Android and Ubuntu ARM Linux.

Here is a screen shot if your interested.

http://files.allbasic.info/ScriptBasic/uxPC.png
John Spikowski »

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Seguono i messaggi:

« Hello,

According Canonical we will be able to run ubuntu in any android device
like phones and tablets.

http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android

Does this mean that we can run Gambas in Ubuntu in a Phone or Tablet?

Demosthenes Koptsis »


« Any multi-core ARM-based phone or tablet, in theory, yes. As far as I know
Gambas builds on ARM and there are armel and armhf packages for both
gambas2 and gambas3 in the Ubuntu repositories.

I won't be trying it myself until there's accelerated video playback
support (very few ARM chipsets have usable video drivers for X, just
Android) but it seems possible, and maybe you don't need 3D or video playback.

Rob »