Reputation: 14611
Now I have root shell access to an Android platform. It's very much like working on a normal embedded Linux platform like Raspberry Pi. But the key difference is I haven't found a way to install or compile Linux software for it. Here the software doesn't mean Android apps. I just want the normal Linux software such as gcc, python, etc.
Firstly, is there a similar command to apt-get
that I can use for installing Linux software/applications?
If there is not, I have to compile the software from the source code. Where can I find a proper native gcc toolchain for Android? I do not want to use cross-compiling like in this question ( How do I build a native (command line) executable to run on Android?).
BTW, my Android platform is not a phone or tablet. It's a dev kit with ARM Cortex A9 cores.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1005
Reputation: 1091
Possible options:
Both these tools provide native toolchain in chroot environment.
Upvotes: 1