Install the Linux system on your Android phone

Install the Fedora system in the Anroid phone. Remember not just to teach you to install the Fedora system.

Required Notes and Software

1. An already rooted Android phone, remember Root, after root, after root. (Important thing to say 3 times)

2. Terminal Simulator: Used to run shell scripts (this is the APK installed on Android phone)

3. BusyBox: To provide support for Shell commands (this is an APK installed on an Android phone)

4. image file of Fedora system (: http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxonandroid/files/Fedora/)

5. bootscript.sh file, script to start the system (: http://nchc.dl.sourceforge.net/project/linuxonandroid/bootscript.sh)

Well, the above conditions are available. Let's take a look at the implementation steps.

1. Create the Fedora folder on your phone's SD card.

2. Copy the downloaded Fedora img file to the Fedora folder on the SD card (this Fedora system requires several G, so the SD card must be given force)

3, after modifying the bootscript.sh file, also put in the Fedora folder

4. Run the bootscript.sh file using the terminal emulator

5, OK, now you can play with your Linux system.

These are the approximate steps, and now we'll talk about the details of each step.

1. Create the Fedora folder on your phone's SD card.

Folders are not created, then go to Google

2. Copy the downloaded Fedora img file to the Fedora folder on the SD card (this Fedora system requires several G, so the SD card must be given force)

A. Buy a Power SD card

B. Place the Fedora img file in the SD card

　　3, after modifying the bootscirpt.sh file, also put in the Fedora folder (this is the key, remember)

A. Modify the 38th line of the bootscript.sh file, as

　　　　　　

The modified result:

　　　　　　

B. Modify the 134th line of the bootscript.sh file, such as.

　　　　　　

Changing the string in the red box depends on the situation. There are two types of cases at present

Case one: If the download is ext4, modify it to EXT4.

Case two: If the download is ext2, modify it to ext2.

C. Add the modified bootscript.sh to the Fedora folder

4. Run the bootscript.sh file using the terminal emulator

A. Open the terminal emulator in your Android phone and CD to the Fedora folder.

B. Run the bootscript.sh script. Command: SH bootscript.sh.

C. There may be an error, prompting you to not find the OPTs folder, it is necessary to create a opts folder. Then, rerun the bootscript.sh script.

5, OK, now you can play with your Linux system.

Note: The installation steps for other systems are similar to the steps for installing the Fedora system (at least when you test the Ubuntu system installation). Some systems are not good to use, remember to change.

Install the Linux system on your Android phone