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Parazyd at 09:55, 27 January 2021

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	Then you can use Anbox normally.		Then you can use Anbox normally.

			= Further reading =

			https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Anbox

			https://anbox.io/

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Installation

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	Or install anbox from HAM.		Or install anbox from HAM.

			[[File:Anbox-ham.png\|400px]]

	You might have to enable zram or classic swap (at least 1GB).		You might have to enable zram or classic swap (at least 1GB).

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Tips

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 == Tips ==
 To free up some memory after you're done with usage:
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   kill -3 `pgrep -f session-manager`
-You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs
+=== Logs ===

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Usage

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	\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img		\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img

	You should be able to start Anbox through ~~the~~ '''Menu->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It can take a looong time.		You should be able to start Anbox through '''Menu->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It can take a looong time.

	== Alternative (CLI) ==		== Alternative (CLI) ==

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Usage

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	\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img		\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img

	You should be able to start Anbox through the '''Menu~~->Debian~~->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It can take a looong time.		You should be able to start Anbox through the '''Menu->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It can take a looong time.

	== Alternative (CLI) ==		== Alternative (CLI) ==

2021-01-18T21:08:51Z

Usage

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	\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img		\_ /usr/bin/anbox container-manager --daemon --privileged --data-path=/var/lib/anbox --android-image=/usr/share/anbox/android.img

			You should be able to start Anbox through the '''Menu->Debian->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It can take a looong time.

	~~You should be able to start Anbox through the '''Menu->Debian->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It takes a long time.~~		== Alternative (CLI) ==

			Same as above, the initscript should start anbox's container manager.
	~~An alternative to starting Anbox is~~ the ~~following:~~

	As '''user''' in a terminal:		As '''user''' in a terminal:
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	You can view "progress" in htop. anbox should be using the CPU. When the usage is low, you should be ready to start activities.		You can view "progress" in htop. anbox should be using the CPU. When the usage is low, you should be ready to start activities.

	~~You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs~~
			== Tips ==

	To free up some memory after you're done with usage:		To free up some memory after you're done with usage:

	kill -3 `pgrep -f session-manager`		kill -3 `pgrep -f session-manager`

			You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs

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Usage

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	As '''user''':		You should be able to start Anbox through the '''Menu->Debian->Anbox'''. Be patient with the splash screen. It takes a long time.


			An alternative to starting Anbox is the following:

			As '''user''' in a terminal:

	export ANBOX_LOG_LEVEL=debug		export ANBOX_LOG_LEVEL=debug
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	anbox launch --package=org.anbox.appmgr --component=org.anbox.appmgr.AppViewActivity		anbox launch --package=org.anbox.appmgr --component=org.anbox.appmgr.AppViewActivity

	~~There is also an option with using '''anbox-launch.sh''' but I have not gotten it to work successfully.~~

	Please note that '''it takes a long time to start''' an activity for the first time. So be patient. Subsequent runs should be faster.		Please note that '''it takes a long time to start''' an activity for the first time. So be patient. Subsequent runs should be faster.
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	You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs		You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs

			To free up some memory after you're done with usage:

			kill -3 `pgrep -f session-manager`

2021-01-18T15:57:24Z

Installation

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	Or install anbox from HAM.		Or install anbox from HAM.

			You might have to enable zram or classic swap (at least 1GB).

	= Usage =		= Usage =

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Usage

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   export ANBOX_LOG_LEVEL=debug
   anbox session-manager
   anbox launch --package=org.anbox.appmgr --component=org.anbox.appmgr.AppViewActivity

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Usage

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	Please note that '''it takes a long time to start''' an activity for the first time. So be patient. Subsequent runs should be faster.		Please note that '''it takes a long time to start''' an activity for the first time. So be patient. Subsequent runs should be faster.
	You can view "progress" in htop. anbox should be using the CPU. When the usage is low, you should be ready to start activities.		You can view "progress" in htop. anbox should be using the CPU. When the usage is low, you should be ready to start activities.

			You can also find some useful logs in /var/lib/anbox/logs