1 This guide for the development under the Android.
4 @ - chroot system promt
7 - All commans are executed on the host unless otherwise specified.
8 - Some files you may find on ownCloud -- Public/ToA .
10 1. Create bootstrap: https://debian.pro/440 (Russian)
11 > cd <directory you wanna use as your new system root directory.>
12 > sudo debootstrap trusty . http://mirror.yandex.ru/ubuntu
14 2. Make some preparations to your new system:
15 - mount host's proc fs to your new system /proc
16 (you may make this mount permanently by adding an entry to /etc/fstab on the host)
18 3. Login in created system:
19 > sudo chroot <directory you've placed bootstrap in>
20 - http://la2ha.ru/dev-seo-diy/unix/setting_locale_failed (Russian)
22 4. Create an user you will use under the devopment (on your new system).
23 5. Fix the problem with sudoers file (on your new system) -- http://unixforum.org/index.php?showtopic=135020 . (Russian)
24 6. Install make, autoconf, libtool, texinfo and pkg-config packages (on your new system).
25 7. Install android-tools-adb packages(amd64) (on your new system) -- http://packages.ubuntu.com/ru/trusty/devel/android-tools-adb .
26 8. Download Android ndk -- https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/index.html .
28 9. Extract a standalone android toolchain: -- https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/standalone_toolchain.html
29 > cd <directory you've unpacked Android ndk into>
30 > build/tools/make-standalone-toolchain.sh --toolchain=arm-linux-androideabi-4.9 --platform=android-22 --install-dir=<directory on your chroot system, this how_to considers you've chosen ~/bin/android_toolchain>
32 10. Add a path to the android toolchain to your system PATH env variable (on your new system):
33 @ echo "PATH=${HOME}/bin/android_toolchain/bin:${PATH}" >> ~/.bashrc
35 11. Add a path to the ~/bin to your system PATH env variable (on your new system):
36 @ echo "PATH=${HOME}/bin/:${PATH}" >> ~/.bashrc
38 12. Prepare rpm (on your new system):
39 @ sudo apt-get install rpm
40 @ mkdir -p ~/redhat/{BUILD,BUILDROOT,RPMS,SOURCES,SPECS,SRPMS}
41 @ echo "%_topdir /home/$USER/redhat" >> ~/.rpmmacros
43 Now you have the prepared environment to build for the Android.
45 What to do next is your choise...
48 - download a sources for a project you want to build for the Android.
50 - set a prefix variable to /usr/local, if your project use an autotools,
51 to avoid a cluttering your chroot's root [by default prefix is /usr/local].
52 - run rpmbuild --target armv7l -bb <.spec file> .
53 - if you want to install the build results to a target add an option '--noclean' (you will be able
54 to copy the results to a target easy).
55 - install rpm packages to your chroot system: sudo rpm -ivh --nodeps --ignorearch <.rpm to install> .
56 - a next build will be able to use a resulst of the current build.
57 - copy the build results to a target: adb push ~/redhat/BUILDROOT/<name of project.arm> <wherever you want> .
58 - do not forget to remove an unnecessary files: *.la, *.h, *.pc and so on.