Does anyone know of any guides to access fastboot through Chromium, or linux in general for that matter? The only ones I've been able to find are all Windows related.
Are there drivers available for Chromium, or does it require it at all?
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Hy,
It's easier to run a virtual pc under linux maybe under chronium (i dont known it's possible).
After this take several manuals here in the forum about fastboot with streak
Simple method also start xp on a usb-stick and so on
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Chromium is a web browser. You would have to use either a dos command prompt or the Linux terminal if you want to use fastboot.
Juersche Löwi said:
Hy,
It's easier to run a virtual pc under linux maybe under chronium (i dont known it's possible).
After this take several manuals here in the forum about fastboot with streak
Simple method also start xp on a usb-stick and so on
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I'm sure that it can be done natively in Linux, The phone goes into fastboot mode when plugged into the Acer Aspire One Netbook I'm running Chromium on, downloaded in CROSH or SHELL as I'm a linux noob.
Moreover I don't own a copy of XP to install on a virtualbox and don't want to use any hookie software
MultiRecoveryFlasher has versions that include linux shell scripts. Even if you don't want to use MRF you could DL it and look at it to see how to use fastboot with Linux.
Judging from your OP you probably should not be trying to mod your phone.
Chromium is also an OS - see here and here
marvin02 said:
MultiRecoveryFlasher has versions that include linux shell scripts. Even if you don't want to use MRF you could DL it and look at it to see how to use fastboot with Linux.
Judging from your OP you probably should not be trying to mod your phone.
Chromium is also an OS - see here and here
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Thanks for your words of warning... I've flashed this thing with pretty much every ROM since about 1.4.1, although I've not tried the multiflasher, I'm currently downloading it to give it a go.
The problem i'm having is finding where chromium downloads to and how to access it from shell.
Also Chromium doesn't have support for rar or zip files so i am having to upload to google docs to access the relevant files
I know i can install a linux distro over Android using emulation or whatever, but its a freakin waste of resources to run two systems at once. Would it be possible to convert an old phone like this to linux without wasting resources blatantly? A console with working linux console apps will be fine too ((((((
arotex said:
I know i can install a linux distro over Android using emulation or whatever, but its a freakin waste of resources to run two systems at once. Would it be possible to convert an old phone like this to linux without wasting resources blatantly? A console with working linux console apps will be fine too ((((((
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What do you want to use the phone for?
I was wondering if anyone knows how to do this because I'm trying to learn how to program but I want to only do so using the guest mode of my chromebook. If anyone has any tips on how to run linux from Chromebook guest mode it would be greatly appreciated thanks.
Is it possible to do so ?
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Is it possible to do so ?
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It's hard to figure out exactly what you want from that six-word question, so I will just state two somewhat related tools that you may find useful - but if not - please ignore these two features.
1. Windows 11 runs Android natively, and,
2. Most linux distros run native on Android within Termux.
My localhost or when I'm root absolutely every command I use in the terminal is not in directory,not found,error do I need to erase everything or is there a way I can fix it ?
What Linux is installed?
Sorry for late reply Debian 10 (Buster) environment à
Sorry about that a at the end