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Hi Ashutosh, |
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Ashutosh Sathe <2ashutoshbs@×××××.com> writes: |
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> I installed the Gentoo prefix on my Motorola Moto E running Android |
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> 7.1.2(homemade AospExtended ROM). I'm here to report that prefix works |
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> perfectly fine(Check attachment) Moto E comes with 4 GB internal SD |
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> card and I've adopted another 8 GB SD card on it. |
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Thank you! If possible, could you please add your report to |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Android/Devices ? |
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> I'm planning to build my few C based project using that prefix on my |
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> device. I hope that'll make me more comfortable with portage and |
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> Ebuilds. Am I going in right direction ? |
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Yes, that will help you get familiar with the environment. |
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Also install |
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> Secondly I also wanted to know the exact expected outcomes of this |
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> "Portage powered Android" project. |
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It's fully up to you to write your plans in the application. |
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For me, I imagine we can `emerge sys-libs/bionic` to compile and upgrade |
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the libc of Android at the end of this summer and optionally run X11 |
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applications on Android natively (without VNC). |
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Yours, |
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Benda |
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