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I'm asking Gemini AI about my Ubuntu AndroNIX MODED experience after command :
What is the misunderstanding of termux about installations:
@localhost ~ ./start-andronix.sh ./start-andronix.sh: 6: command+= --link2symlink: not found ./start-andronix.sh: 7: command+= -0: not found ./start-andronix.sh: 8: command+= -r andronix-fs: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 14: command+= -b /dev: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 15: command+= -b /proc: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 16: command+= -b andronix-fs/root:/dev/shm: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 17: command+= -b andronix-fs/proc/fakethings/stat:/proc/stat: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 18: command+= -b andronix-fs/proc/fakethings/vmstat:/proc/vmstat: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 19: command+= -b andronix-fs/proc/fakethings/version:/proc/version: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 20: command+= -w /root: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 21: command+= /usr/bin/env -i: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 22: command+= HOME=/root: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 23: command+= PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 24: command+= TERM=xterm-256color: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 25: command+= LANG=en_US.UTF-8: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 26: command+= LC_ALL=C: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 27: command+= LANGUAGE=en_US: not found
./start-andronix.sh: 28: command+= /bin/bash --login: not found
Usage:
proot [option] ... [command]
Regular options:
-r path Use path as the new guest root file-system, default is /.
-b path Make the content of path accessible in the guest rootfs.
-q command Execute guest programs through QEMU as specified by command.
-w path Set the initial working directory to path.
--kill-on-exit Kill all processes on command exit.
-v value Set the level of debug information to value.
-V Print version, copyright, license and contact, then exit.
-h Print the version and the command-line usage, then exit.
Extension options:
-k string Make current kernel appear as kernel release string.
-0 Make current user appear as "root" and fake its privileges.
-i string Make current user and group appear as string "uid:gid".
--link2symlink Replace hard links with symlinks, pretending they are really hardlinks
--sysvipc Handle System V IPC syscalls in proot
--ashmem-memfd Emulate memfd_create support through ashmem and simulate fstat.st_size for ashmem
-H Hide files and directories starting with '.proot.' .
-p Modify bindings to protected ports to use a higher port number.
-L Correct the size returned from lstat for symbolic links.
Alias options:
-R path Alias: -r path + a couple of recommended -b.
-S path Alias: -0 -r path + a couple of recommended -b.
fatal error: see
proot --help.
Gemini AI ANSWERS ME:
The misunderstanding of termux about installations in the start-andronix.sh script you provided lies in the way it tries to use the proot command. Here's a breakdown of the errors and how they relate to the misunderstanding:
Errors:
* --link2symlink: not found: Termux doesn't support the --link2symlink option for proot.
* -0: not found: Termux doesn't seem to support the -0 option for proot either. This option is used to masquerade the current user as "root" inside the container.
Misunderstanding:
The script appears to be assuming that Termux's proot has the same exact options and functionalities as a full-fledged proot installation on a Linux distribution. However, Termux's proot might be a lightweight version with a limited feature set.
Solutions:
* Check for alternative options: Look for alternative ways to achieve the script's goals within Termux's limitations. For example, if the script aims to gain root privileges, explore using Termux's built-in mechanisms like su or package managers with root access.
* Modify the script: If alternative options aren't available, modify the script to remove unsupported options like --link2symlink and -0. You might need to adjust the script's logic to work within Termux's environment.
* Consider a different approach: If achieving the script's goals within Termux proves too difficult, explore alternative approaches to set up your Andronix environment.
Additional Tips:
* Consult the Termux documentation for information on supported proot options and functionalities specific to Termux.
* Search online forums and communities for discussions on setting up Andronix environments within Termux. You might find solutions or workarounds developed by other users.
What can you COMMENT?
Why MODDED don't run neither via start.andronix.sh (recommended from MODED) start.ubuntu22.sh (working with nonmoded).
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does MODED require Rooted Galaxy?I don't think they said you needed a rooted phone but i think the problem is tigervnc not being installed