A warning occurs when starting systemd-networkd:
systemd-networkd[270]: /usr/lib/systemd/network/80-anbox-bridge.network:7: IPMasquerade=yes is deprecated, and it is handled as "ipv4" instead of "both". Please use "ipv4" or "both".
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Package Details: anbox-git 1:r1350.04ac697-10
| Git Clone URL: | https://aur.archlinux.org/anbox-git.git (read-only, click to copy) |
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| Package Base: | anbox-git |
| Description: | Running Android in a container |
| Upstream URL: | http://anbox.io/ |
| Licenses: | |
| Conflicts: | |
| Replaces: | |
| Submitter: | irtimmer |
| Maintainer: | C_Schmidpeter (ahmubashshir, chaotic-aur) |
| Last Packager: | ahmubashshir |
| Votes: | 141 |
| Popularity: | 4.71 |
| First Submitted: | 2017-04-12 21:41 |
| Last Updated: | 2021-07-20 16:05 |
Dependencies (14)
- anbox-image (anbox-image-gapps, anbox-image-gapps-rooted, anbox-image-houdini, anbox-image-houdini-rooted, anbox-image-gapps-magisk, anbox-image-gapps-rooted-xposed, anbox-image-gapps-magisk-xposed, anbox-image-nocsd, anbox-image-houdini-magisk-xposed, anbox-image-nocsd-gapps)
- boost-libs (boost171, boost-libs-git)
- libsystemd (systemd-light-libs, systemd-cdown-libs-git, ghost-deps-meta, systemd-libs-git, systemd-libs-selinux, systemd-libs)
- lxc-git (lxc-nosystemd-git)
- protobuf (protobuf3-git, protobuf-git, protobuf-static)
- sdbus-cpp (sdbus-cpp-nosystemd-git, sdbus-cpp-git)
- sdl2_image (sdl2_image-minimal-git)
- boost (boost-git) (make)
- cmake (cmake-git) (make)
- git (git-git, git-vfs) (make)
- glm (gli, glm-git) (make)
- gtest (googletest-git) (make)
- properties-cpp (properties-cpp-bzr) (make)
- python (python-dbg) (make)
Required by (2)
Sources (13)
- 99-anbox.rules
- anbox-bridge.netdev
- anbox-bridge.network
- anbox-container-manager.service
- anbox-desktop-dir.patch
- anbox-session-manager.service
- anbox.conf
- anbox.desktop
- dev-binderfs.mount
- git+https://github.com/anbox/anbox.git
- git+https://github.com/google/cpu_features.git
- lxc.patch
- no-bundled-sdbus.patch
whenov commented on 2021-07-30 04:55
C_Schmidpeter commented on 2021-07-29 23:16
@PedroHLC I think that's a great idea. I have added @chaotic-aur to the maintainer list
C_Schmidpeter commented on 2021-07-29 22:44
@ssdjaggi: Did you manage to install the package by following the wiki as suggested by @Anty0?
Anty0 commented on 2021-07-23 08:10
@ssdjaggi https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Anbox
Hope it helps. :)
ssdjaggi commented on 2021-07-23 04:33
I am new to arch please instruct me how to install anbox on my computer. I install it but its not working. Thanks in advance.
cyberpunkrocker commented on 2021-07-10 18:24
@ahmubashshir about point 2: I'm using x11 and linux-zen kernel, not wayland. All I can say that I've had that dbus issue with anbox for several days now, and the only solution I've found which have worked is setting EGL_PLATFORM=x11 before starting anbox-container-manager.service, just like described in the thread...
C_Schmidpeter commented on 2021-07-10 17:32
In case others experience that issue too: I've recently updated to linux-xanmod-anbox 5.12.15-1, but that seems to have caused mounting binderfs to fail. Running with linux-zen 5.12.15.zen1-1 now and it mounts normally again.
ahmubashshir commented on 2021-07-10 17:20
@cyberpunkrocker, about
1, we'll be sticking with lxc-git until the next revision bump.
2, This solution is only for wayland session, if your kernel doesn't have android support, this won't work.
3, Are you even a contributor of anbox upstream? read this and this. And afaik, lxc==4.0.9 was released before merging this. so only lxc-git worked when I tested, and they still didn't bump revision
@JuniorJPDJ, about
1, see @cyberpunkrocker/3
2, anbox upstream now provides the functionality provided by anbox-launchers-git, in #1639 and #1753, and these conflicts with anbox-launchers.
@emceebois, about this comment,
1. See @cyberpunkrocker/1.
2. You need to enable systemd-networkd to get networking in anbox. And sometimes it doesn't work with persistent naming of interfaces enabled, and if you didn't know, 'eth0' will only appear if you disable persistent naming of interfaces, with persistent naming, you'll get 'enpXsY' or something like that.
3. See @JuniorJPDJ/2.
4. See 1.
anbox-git compiles successfully with lxc, but the session manager dumps core...
C_Schmidpeter commented on 2021-07-10 16:58
@cyberpunkrocker Thanks for pointing that out. I have some local issue with mounting binderfs, which I'm fixing on my system. Then I'll update the dependencies and the other points pointed out.
cyberpunkrocker commented on 2021-07-10 16:00
There are still 'lxc-git' in depends= and 'lxc' in makedepends=. Can't you make up your mind which one you want? (Just asking)
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ahmubashshir commented on 2021-07-10 17:20
@cyberpunkrocker, about
1, we'll be sticking with lxc-git until the next revision bump.
2, This solution is only for wayland session, if your kernel doesn't have android support, this won't work.
3, Are you even a contributor of anbox upstream? read this and this. And afaik, lxc==4.0.9 was released before merging this. so only lxc-git worked when I tested, and they still didn't bump revision
@JuniorJPDJ, about
1, see @cyberpunkrocker/3
2, anbox upstream now provides the functionality provided by anbox-launchers-git, in #1639 and #1753, and these conflicts with anbox-launchers.
@emceebois, about this comment,
1. See @cyberpunkrocker/1.
2. You need to enable systemd-networkd to get networking in anbox. And sometimes it doesn't work with persistent naming of interfaces enabled, and if you didn't know, 'eth0' will only appear if you disable persistent naming of interfaces, with persistent naming, you'll get 'enpXsY' or something like that.
3. See @JuniorJPDJ/2.
4. See 1.
anbox-git compiles successfully with lxc, but the session manager dumps core...
irtimmer commented on 2018-01-19 10:35
WARNING: Before you go ahead and install Anbox on your system, please keep in mind that Anbox is not yet stable. Not every feature is working well yet. You will find bugs, see crashes and unexpected problems. As this is a Git package, patches should go upstream as they will not be bundled with the package.