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TIs that correct
Pidk, never done it that way, I used ladb app from playstore
TI followed the tutorial on your GitHub
TYou provided a tutorial on your GitHub that you didn't do yourself?
Pyea pretty much
PPthere's that
P
this is what I wrote for ladb many moons ago
phoenixbyrd
install LADB from playstore, connect to wifi
In split screen have one side LADB and the other side showing developer settings.
In developer settings, enable wireless debugging then click into there to get the port number then click pair device to get the pairing code.
Enter both those values into LADB
Once it connects run this command
should be all set with proot issues after that
If I'm not mistaken, you'll need to redo this every time you reboot your phone
In split screen have one side LADB and the other side showing developer settings.
In developer settings, enable wireless debugging then click into there to get the port number then click pair device to get the pairing code.
Enter both those values into LADB
Once it connects run this command
adb shell "/system/bin/device_config put activity_manager max_phantom_processes 2147483647"should be all set with proot issues after that
If I'm not mistaken, you'll need to redo this every time you reboot your phone
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TI have to do that every time?
PThat's what I've read, but I've only had to do it once
Pso idk, maybe some devices do?
PI changed instruction on my github to ladb and included a link to a github that has some built apk's if you don't have the money to buy ladb on the playstore
T
TThat's the vscode error
Prun
prun /usr/share/code/code --no-sandboxthat'll give me the output I'm looking for
Poh wait I see it now
P.App-Installer/./install_vscode.shok
T@phoenixbyrd
TDang it I didn't properly fix signal none the first time
PTry running it without run this in xfce4-terminal
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PI'm not sure what happened to apt, but try doing what it suggested to correct the issue
Por rather dpkg
TAlso it's Everytime you restart termux you have to do that process
Tso far no crashes
PNeed to get a good samsung phone
Pdid running that dpkg command help?
THol up
TI won't be able to use sudo tho
Pwhy?
TBecause you need root to give sudo root access
T
Puse prun sudo dpkg whatever rest of command is
Por
debianvscode is installed in the proot
Pwhich you can use sudo
T
TOk did that
Ptry running vscode now
TThis returned after a bit
PI'm not really sure, it's not outputting anything useful to me
TIt works now
Poh!
Pgood
TJust got to start it Everytime I leave the x11 thing
TWait question