Test libs for new houdini

[Daniel Fages - android-x86]

Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.

If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and libandroid_runtime.so libs by the following ones :
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so

You also have to download the houdini libs from http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on your android host.

Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after pushing these libs - so be careful.

If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.

Dan.

[gerhard smith]

Hi Dan,
I gave it a whirl, but sadly it seems to break the network access.
Opera Mini crashed but used to work without the new patch
Skype crashed - it used to load OK but did not manage to log in
Angry birds ran OK but I believe it has been ported to android-x86

\link below of what I did and dmesg output. Unfortunately logcat log is
full of rubbish so useless. I will clean it up if it will help you.

https://rapidshare.com/files/595132885/postfile



Thanks for your efforts

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Hi Dan,
Would you please send the patches to the forum to review
so people can debug it easier? Thanks!

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
I gave it a whirl, but sadly it seems to break the network access.
Opera Mini crashed but used to work without the new patch
Skype crashed - it used to load OK but did not manage to log in
Angry birds ran OK but I believe it has been ported to android-x86
\link below of what I did and dmesg output. Unfortunately logcat log is full
of rubbish so useless. I will clean it up if it will help you.
https://rapidshare.com/files/595132885/postfile

[Daniel Fages - android-x86]

Hi,
you'll find attached my patch for Jelly Bean. Didn't have time to adapt and test it for ics-x86.
This is a "full patch" over unmodified Android source code so it may be easier to adapt over the initial AOSP dalvik source code.

Some differences with previous patch
- ARM native activity are now supported (modifications in the frameworks/base/core/jni/android_app_NativeActivity.cpp)
- ICS houdini libraries from a "xolo" smartphone are now used
- Android can now use a "ro.product.cpu.abi3" so that we can load x86, armeabi-v7a and armeabi libs

This should improve ARM support in android-x86.

Up-to-dated libs are here : http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz

[Daniel Fages - android-x86]

One thing I forgot : You can now have a look at the androvm source code at https://github.com/androvm in case I forgot something.

Dan.

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi,
you'll find attached my patch for Jelly Bean. Didn't have time to adapt and test it for ics-x86.
This is a "full patch" over unmodified Android source code so it may be easier to adapt over the initial AOSP dalvik source code.
Some differences with previous patch
- ARM native activity are now supported (modifications in the frameworks/base/core/jni/android_app_NativeActivity.cpp)
- ICS houdini libraries from a "xolo" smartphone are now used
- Android can now use a "ro.product.cpu.abi3" so that we can load x86, armeabi-v7a and armeabi libs
This should improve ARM support in android-x86.
Up-to-dated libs are here : http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz
<patch_dalvik_houdini-20121204><patch_frameworks-base_houdini-20121204><patch_frameworks-base-2_houdini-20121204><patch_libnativehelper_houdini-20121204>
Dan.

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
Would you please send the patches to the forum to review
so people can debug it easier? Thanks!

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
I gave it a whirl, but sadly it seems to break the network access.
Opera Mini crashed but used to work without the new patch
Skype crashed - it used to load OK but did not manage to log in
Angry birds ran OK but I believe it has been ported to android-x86
\link below of what I did and dmesg output. Unfortunately logcat log is full
of rubbish so useless. I will clean it up if it will help you.
https://rapidshare.com/files/595132885/postfile

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Thanks a lot!

About arm native activity, could you suggest
what apps could be used to test it?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
One thing I forgot : You can now have a look at the androvm source code at https://github.com/androvm in case I forgot something.

[Daniel Fages - android-x86]

Hi,
the "Minecraft pocket edition demo" app uses an ARM native activity.

Dan.

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Thanks a lot!
About arm native activity, could you suggest
what apps could be used to test it?

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[Chih-Wei Huang]

I've tested the patches on ics-x86.
It works fine.
Thanks a lot for the great work.

The following apps are tested on tegav2:

* Minecraft pocket edition demo
* Where's My Water
* Perry? Free
* Osmos Demo
* Angry Birds Rio (this seems to be the only angry birds game that
doesn't support x86 natively so far)

Besides, the Chrome browser (arm version) can start,
but unable to load webpages.

Fantashooting can start but then crashed.
Such an app seems has embedded arm libs in its asset.
Maybe that's a problem.

One issue is, many apps in Google Play still
say incompatible with my device.
But if I install the app directly (e.g., pull the apk
from an android phone and then install via adb install)
it works fine. (e.g., Where's My Water)

Any idea?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi,
the "Minecraft pocket edition demo" app uses an ARM native activity.
Dan.

Post by Chih-Wei Huang
Thanks a lot!
About arm native activity, could you suggest
what apps could be used to test it?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
One thing I forgot : You can now have a look at the androvm source code at https://github.com/androvm in case I forgot something.

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[Gerhard Smith]

OK. I feel stupid, but Angry Birds RIO doesn.t run.
It gives in logcat:
I/ActivityThread( 3581): Pub com.rovio.AB_RIO.AdContentProvider:
com.greystripe.android.sdk.AdContentProvider
D/dalvikvm( 3581): Trying to load lib
/data/data/com.rovio.angrybirdsrio/lib/libangrybirds.so 0xa0664ca0
E/dalvikvm( 3581): Unable to open libdvm_houdini lib: Cannot load library:
reloc_library[1289]: 2347 cannot locate
'_Z24jniRegisterSystemMethodsP7_JNIEnv'...
E/dalvikvm( 3581):
E/dalvikvm( 3581): dvm_dlopen: unable to open
/data/data/com.rovio.angrybirdsrio/lib/libangrybirds.so
F/libc ( 3581): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x00000000 (code=1)
D/wpa_supplicant( 2971): nl80211: survey data missing!
I/DEBUG ( 2344): *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
*** ***

What I did: (ICS 4.0.4)
I copied the following 2 files to /system/lib
_http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
_http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
I downloaded
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz
and extracted to /system/lib/arm
Rebooted.


What am I doing wrong? It looks like I have a qrong lib somewhere, but I
have double checked.

[Daniel Fages]

Hi
You should also patch your source code tree with the provided patches.
If you don't compile your Android image you should wait for someone to
release some.

Dan.

Post by Gerhard Smith
OK. I feel stupid, but Angry Birds RIO doesn.t run.
com.greystripe.android.sdk.AdContentProvider
D/dalvikvm( 3581): Trying to load lib
/data/data/com.rovio.angrybirdsrio/lib/libangrybirds.so 0xa0664ca0
reloc_library[1289]: 2347 cannot locate
'_Z24jniRegisterSystemMethodsP7_JNIEnv'...
E/dalvikvm( 3581): dvm_dlopen: unable to open
/data/data/com.rovio.angrybirdsrio/lib/libangrybirds.so
F/libc ( 3581): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x00000000 (code=1)
D/wpa_supplicant( 2971): nl80211: survey data missing!
I/DEBUG ( 2344): *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
*** ***
What I did: (ICS 4.0.4)
I copied the following 2 files to /system/lib
_http://androvm.org/Download/**android-x86/libdvm.so<http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so>
_http://androvm.org/Download/**android-x86/libandroid_**runtime.so<http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so>
I downloaded
http://androvm.org/Download/**houdini-libs-20121106.tgz<http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz>
and extracted to /system/lib/arm
Rebooted.
What am I doing wrong? It looks like I have a qrong lib somewhere, but I
have double checked.

[Gerhard Smith]

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Thanks for that Dan. I got to the bottom of the mystery. I use the
latest version of Firefox and new Google Groups and your post showed
the patches as plain text(no links).
When I reverted to the old google groups, they came up as downloadable
links. Before that I could not find the patches anywhere LOL!.

Some of the patch files failed for me as I think they apply to 4.0.2
and I have done a repo sync and I am now on 4.0.4.

I will try to apply by hand and post the patchfiles for 4.0.4 here -
the differences are not too major and should be able to work it out.

Thanks for your response and providing the code.

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Post by Gerhard Smith
Thanks for that Dan. I got to the bottom of the mystery. I use the
latest version of Firefox and new Google Groups and your post showed
the patches as plain text(no links).
When I reverted to the old google groups, they came up as downloadable
links. Before that I could not find the patches anywhere LOL!.
Some of the patch files failed for me as I think they apply to 4.0.2
and I have done a repo sync and I am now on 4.0.4.
I will try to apply by hand and post the patchfiles for 4.0.4 here -
the differences are not too major and should be able to work it out.

It's in our repository now.

[Gerhard Smith]

Hi Chih-Wei,
Is the 4.0.4 ICS patched in the repository?
Or do the patches still have to be applied?
Or do we have a set of patches for 4.0.4 as the patches supplied by Dan
does match on 4.0.4.

[Gerhard Smith]

To install libhoudini go to this link:
http://android-x86.sceners.org/en/?p=536
You don't have to do anyhting else.
Thanks to Chih-Wey and Damiel Fages.

Post by Gerhard Smith
Hi Chih-Wei,
Is the 4.0.4 ICS patched in the repository?
Or do the patches still have to be applied?
Or do we have a set of patches for 4.0.4 as the patches supplied by Dan
does match on 4.0.4.
Gerhard

[Sreekanth Vietla]

Hi Dan,

I was wondering if the patches that you posted missed
frameworks/base/core/java/com/android/internal/content/NativeLibraryHelper.java?

Thanks,

Sreekanth

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi,
you'll find attached my patch for Jelly Bean. Didn't have time to adapt
and test it for ics-x86.
This is a "full patch" over unmodified Android source code so it may be
easier to adapt over the initial AOSP dalvik source code.
Some differences with previous patch
- ARM native activity are now supported (modifications in the
frameworks/base/core/jni/android_app_NativeActivity.cpp)
- ICS houdini libraries from a "xolo" smartphone are now used
- Android can now use a "ro.product.cpu.abi3" so that we can load x86,
armeabi-v7a and armeabi libs
This should improve ARM support in android-x86.
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz
Dan.

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
Would you please send the patches to the forum to review
so people can debug it easier? Thanks!

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
I gave it a whirl, but sadly it seems to break the network access.
Opera Mini crashed but used to work without the new patch
Skype crashed - it used to load OK but did not manage to log in
Angry birds ran OK but I believe it has been ported to android-x86
\link below of what I did and dmesg output. Unfortunately logcat log is

full

Post by gerhard smith

Post by gerhard smith
of rubbish so useless. I will clean it up if it will help you.
https://rapidshare.com/files/595132885/postfile

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Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
I was wondering if the patches that you posted missed
frameworks/base/core/java/com/android/internal/content/NativeLibraryHelper.java?

Yes, it missed. But it's easy to find.

Check git.android-x86.org for full workable patches
for ics-x86.

[i***@public.gmane.org]

Hi Chih-Wei,

I would like to build generic_x86 iso with integrated new libs,

after having compiled successfully without arm libs, I've tried to rebuild
iso, adding arm libs into
/home/[user]/android-x86/out/target/product/generic_x86/system/libs

now I'm certainly doing something wrong because the new iso does not
contain the libhoudini.so and so on. [I've looked after booting Android-x86
with ALT+F1 the system\libs directory]

Could you please explain (also in private, if it's not of public interest)
how to re-build system image in a manner that libs will be integrated in
the iso?

[Regarding this matter I've searched in different forums but the only
advice I've found is to delete out/target folder which will also delete arm
libs, now I wonder if I misunderstood where to put files in the first place]

Thanks for your kind help

Mauro

Il giorno martedì 25 dicembre 2012 10:55:22 UTC+1, Chih-Wei Huang ha

Post by Sreekanth Vietla

Post by gerhard smith
Hi Dan,
I was wondering if the patches that you posted missed

frameworks/base/core/java/com/android/internal/content/NativeLibraryHelper.java?
Yes, it missed. But it's easy to find.
Check git.android-x86.org for full workable patches
for ics-x86.

[i***@public.gmane.org]

Hello,

I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a VirtualBox
VM).

After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB testbuild
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm directory,

but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi

and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.

Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?

Thanks for any info.
Mauro

PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in Android
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then by
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it could
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[Chih-Wei Huang]

No, libhoudini cannot work with jb-x86, since
old ics libhoudini is incompatible with the newer bionic.

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a VirtualBox
VM).
After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB testbuild
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm directory,
but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.
Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?
Thanks for any info.
Mauro
PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in Android
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then by
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it could
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[Ron M]

@Chih-Wei

I thought @dfages mentioned he has integrated it with JB, and AFAIK
the latest version of AndroVM relies on a JB4.1 codebase.
If I am not mistaken, there have been some changes in bionic from
JB4.1.* and JB4.2.1.

Is this the problematic part, and we are not expected to see supported
houdini libs till Intel comes out with a 4.2 device, or am I missing
something?

-Ron

Post by Chih-Wei Huang
No, libhoudini cannot work with jb-x86, since
old ics libhoudini is incompatible with the newer bionic.

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a VirtualBox
VM).
After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB testbuild
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm directory,
but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.
Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?
Thanks for any info.
Mauro
PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in Android
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then by
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it could
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.

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Post by Ron M
@Chih-Wei
the latest version of AndroVM relies on a JB4.1 codebase.
If I am not mistaken, there have been some changes in bionic from
JB4.1.* and JB4.2.1.

Yes. Check the dlmalloc part if you're interesting.

Post by Ron M
Is this the problematic part, and we are not expected to see supported
houdini libs till Intel comes out with a 4.2 device, or am I missing
something?

Probably.
Or it may be overcome by the LD_PRELOAD trick.
But I have no time to try it yet.

[dscm]

PREVIEW build with MINIMAL GAPPS available.....

http://www.tabletsx86.org/android-x86-builds.htm

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
Hello,
I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a VirtualBox
VM).
After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB testbuild
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm directory,
but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.
Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?
Thanks for any info.
Mauro
PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in Android
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then by
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it could
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[George Endrulat]

Considering that this thread is lib houdini specific, am I to assume that
the posted build has it working?

Post by dscm
PREVIEW build with MINIMAL GAPPS available.....
http://www.tabletsx86.org/android-x86-builds.htm

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
Hello,
I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a

VirtualBox

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
VM).
After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB

testbuild

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm

directory,

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.
Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?
Thanks for any info.
Mauro
PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in

Android

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then

by

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it

could

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[i***@public.gmane.org]

Hi, apparently something went wrong with my remount procedure before,

but now I've managed to upload libhoudini files and to edit build.prop to
add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi

Now from Chih-Wei H. statment it seems that anyway jb-x86 branch is not yet
able to handle libhoudini or the latest ARM translator.

As a report for the community, with current jb-x86, after pushing GAPPS
taken from http://goo.im/gapps/ latest jb signed

I've noticed Keyboard AOSP, Google TTS and Google Search are crashing (I
had to disable them in the Settings/Apps)
while Google Play is working but no ARM apps are available (and this what
to expect now, since actual ARM emulation requires some developments)

Can I ask to dscm I he could kindly explain to me how to build iso with
integrated Gapps?
Thanks in advance

Mauro

Post by George Endrulat
Considering that this thread is lib houdini specific, am I to assume that
the posted build has it working?

Post by dscm
PREVIEW build with MINIMAL GAPPS available.....
http://www.tabletsx86.org/android-x86-builds.htm

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
Hello,
I've managed to push lib files with ADB tool (I'm working with a

VirtualBox

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
VM).
After installing a recent homemade jb-x86 build and the latest JB

testbuild

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
from tables-x86.org, I've tried to adb push library files and arm

directory,

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
but when I edit build.prop to add the line ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
and I reboot Android-x86 I can't boot, it stays stucked foverver with
blackouts and reloading the ANDROID logo.
Is JellyBean porting at the same step of ICS regarding support for
libhoudini?
Thanks for any info.
Mauro
PS: Regarding my previous question on how to include libhoudini in

Android

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
iso, could I workaround by doing a backup of the system image and then

by

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
copying system.img (or system.sfs) to USB boot installation drive?
I know It's a quite tricky procedure, but I would like to know if it

could

Post by i***@public.gmane.org
in principle work, because it would be a lot faster that rebuilding.
Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[Josue Aquino]

Hi all, i'm new on this, and yesterday I've installed the android-x86 4.0
rc2 on my hp mini, works great, but, when I "Install" (copy
the libhoudini.so and the other things) nothing changes and it doesn't
work, could you please help me?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so
libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.
If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
You also have to download the houdini libs from
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on
your android host.
Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after pushing
these libs - so be careful.
If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.
Dan.

[amawt]

Is there something missing with 4.0.4 rc2 ARM emulator patches? Cause as
advised I have pushed libhoudini and libdvm_houdini to system/lib. Also arm
libs to /system/lib/arm/

But still i get LoadLibrary errors for tested apps (Mincraft Demo) . Is
there something that I'm missing?
Seems like Josue is also facing the same issue.

Chih-Wei Huang, it would be great if you could put some light onto this.
Thanks!

Post by Josue Aquino
Hi all, i'm new on this, and yesterday I've installed the android-x86 4.0
rc2 on my hp mini, works great, but, when I "Install" (copy
the libhoudini.so and the other things) nothing changes and it doesn't
work, could you please help me?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini
features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so
libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.
If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
You also have to download the houdini libs from
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on
your android host.
Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after
pushing these libs - so be careful.
If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.
Dan.

[amawt]

I got it working. I was using Dan's older libs. The correct ARM libs to be
used with 4.0.4 rc2
are: http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz
Thanks.

Post by amawt
Is there something missing with 4.0.4 rc2 ARM emulator patches? Cause as
advised I have pushed libhoudini and libdvm_houdini to system/lib. Also arm
libs to /system/lib/arm/
But still i get LoadLibrary errors for tested apps (Mincraft Demo) . Is
there something that I'm missing?
Seems like Josue is also facing the same issue.
Chih-Wei Huang, it would be great if you could put some light onto this.
Thanks!

Post by Josue Aquino
Hi all, i'm new on this, and yesterday I've installed the android-x86 4.0
rc2 on my hp mini, works great, but, when I "Install" (copy
the libhoudini.so and the other things) nothing changes and it doesn't
work, could you please help me?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini
features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so
libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.
If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
You also have to download the houdini libs from
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on
your android host.
Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after
pushing these libs - so be careful.
If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.
Dan.

[Verachten Bruno]

Hi all,

what is the status of houdini with the 4.3 branch?
I discovered yesterday there was a enable_houdini command in /system/bin,
but it seems it's not enough to get some arm code to execute (under
VirtualBox).
Any hint?

Thanks.

Bruno Verachten

[Chih-Wei Huang]

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
what is the status of houdini with the 4.3 branch?

Works fine without problem.

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
I discovered yesterday there was a enable_houdini command in /system/bin,
but it seems it's not enough to get some arm code to execute (under
VirtualBox).

As usual, you need to put the Intel libraries
to the built image yourself.

[Verachten Bruno]

Sorry to post dumb questions, but I just don't know what I did wrong.
I didn't know where to copy the files in the source tree, so I copied them
in the out directory, after removing the iso file.

$ ls out/target/product/x86/system/lib/*houdini*
out/target/product/x86/system/lib/libdvm_houdini.so
out/target/product/x86/system/lib/libhoudini.so
$ ls out/target/product/x86/system/lib/arm
check.xml libcrypto.so libexpat.so
libicui18n.so libnativehelper.so libsonivox.so libvoicesearch.so
cpuinfo libc.so libgcomm_jni.so
libicuuc.so libnetutils.so libsqlite.so libwpa_client.so
libandroid_runtime.so libcutils.so libGLESv1_CM.so
libjnigraphics.so libnfc_ndef.so libssl.so libz.so
libandroid.so libdl.so libGLESv2.so
libjpeg.so libOpenSLES.so libstdc++.so linker
libbinder.so libEGL.so libgui.so
liblog.so libpixelflinger.so libtalk_jni.so
libcamera_client.so libemoji.so libhardware_legacy.so
libmedia.so libskiagl.so libui.so
libc_orig.so libETC1.so libhardware.so
libm.so libskia.so libutils.so

I then build the iso with make -j4 iso_img TARGET_PRODUCT=android_x86,
install the iso in virtual box, connected with adb, then launched a shell,
and then:
***@x86:/ # ls /system/lib/libhoudini.so
ls /system/lib/libhoudini.so
/system/lib/libhoudini.so: No such file or directory
1|***@x86:/ # ls /system/lib/arm
ls /system/lib/arm
check.xml
cpuinfo

I can't find my files anymore.

I then copied the files directly through adb, moved them in the right
place, but the arm app tried (AngryBirds) only displays a black screen, as
without the houdini files (even if I launch enable_houdini).

I know I'm wrong, but I don't know where.

Thanks a lot.

Bruno Verachten

[Chih-Wei Huang]

Post by Verachten Bruno
I then build the iso with make -j4 iso_img TARGET_PRODUCT=android_x86,
install the iso in virtual box, connected with adb, then launched a shell,
ls /system/lib/libhoudini.so
/system/lib/libhoudini.so: No such file or directory
ls /system/lib/arm
check.xml
cpuinfo
I can't find my files anymore.

The easiest way to put the libs into the iso is just copy
them to the vendor/intel/lib dir:

vendor/intel/lib/libhoudini.so
vendor/intel/lib/arm/libwpa_client.so
vendor/intel/lib/arm/libskia.so
vendor/intel/lib/arm/libgui.so
...

The build system will add them automatically.

Post by Verachten Bruno
I then copied the files directly through adb, moved them in the right place,
but the arm app tried (AngryBirds) only displays a black screen, as without
the houdini files (even if I launch enable_houdini).
I know I'm wrong, but I don't know where.

AngryBirds is not a good app to test arm translator anymore.
It already has x86 libs in the apk (unless you used a very old version).
It just can't run on a virtualbox.
You need a real machine with hardware acceleration to run it.
Actually most game apps (with arm libs) need hardware acceleration.

The app I suggest to test arm translator is Where's the Water?

[Verachten Bruno]

Thanks for your reply. The libs are now in the installed version of
android-x86 under VirtualBox.
I installed Where's the water (e68b30c47920185baf920712eeaba142
com.disney.WMWLite-1.apk) but it crashes.
I'll see what logcat tells me.

Best wishes,

Bruno Verachten

[Verachten Bruno]

The problem seems to be related to another library, not houdini:
01-17 14:30:13.699: E/dalvikvm(1713):
dlopen("/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so") failed: dlopen
failed: "/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so" has unexpected
e_machine: 40

I'll try to find another way to test for arm compatibility.

Thanks.

Post by Verachten Bruno
Thanks for your reply. The libs are now in the installed version of
android-x86 under VirtualBox.
I installed Where's the water (e68b30c47920185baf920712eeaba142
com.disney.WMWLite-1.apk) but it crashes.
I'll see what logcat tells me.
Best wishes,
Bruno Verachten

[Chih-Wei Huang]

Post by Verachten Bruno
dlopen("/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so") failed: dlopen
failed: "/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so" has unexpected
e_machine: 40

This error means your arm translator doesn't work.
(It cannot recognized the arm library)

Are you sure you have these libs in your image?
/system/lib/libhoudini.so
/system/lib/libdvm_houdini.so

[Verachten Bruno]

I have the files at the right place:
adb shell
***@x86:/ # ls /system/lib/*houdini*
ls /system/lib/*houdini*
/system/lib/libdvm_houdini.so
/system/lib/libhoudini.so

Post by Chih-Wei Huang

Post by Verachten Bruno
dlopen("/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so") failed: dlopen
failed: "/data/app-lib/com.disney.WMWLite-1/libfmodex.so" has unexpected
e_machine: 40

This error means your arm translator doesn't work.
(It cannot recognized the arm library)
Are you sure you have these libs in your image?
/system/lib/libhoudini.so
/system/lib/libdvm_houdini.so
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[Verachten Bruno]

Hi,

I downloaded in another place houdini libs (
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528952) and rebuilt the
iso.
Where's the water is now functional thanks to your help. Thanks a bunch!

Kind regards,

[Stefan Svensson]

The download links are broken / forbidden :-(

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so
libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.
If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
You also have to download the houdini libs from
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on
your android host.
Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after pushing
these libs - so be careful.
If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.
Dan.

[Verachten Bruno]

Not for me: http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/44278764/file.html .

[Stefan Svensson]

Do I have to rename any files or just copy files into system/lib and arm
folder to system/lib/arm ?
Do I have to edit build.prop as well?

Post by Daniel Fages - android-x86
Hi all,
I'm very sorry but I can hardly find time to integrate new houdini features in android-x86.
I've managed to port my changes to android-x86-ics but can hardly find time to test it.
So I've just rebuilt the two necessary libs (libdvm.so
libandroid_runtime.so) so that some (advanced) users can test.
Please be careful I didn't even test it so it can break things.
If you want to test you have to replace your libdvm.so and
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libdvm.so
- http://androvm.org/Download/android-x86/libandroid_runtime.so
You also have to download the houdini libs from
http://androvm.org/Download/houdini-libs-20121106.tgz and push them on
your android host.
Once again, your system could be unstable and event not boot after pushing
these libs - so be careful.
If this works for you, I'll happily push the changes to the android-x86 git.
If it not, I'll try to find some time to debug that.
Dan.

[Edmond Wong]

Hey guys,

Were you guys able to get them files and have the ARM working? And will this method work for genymotion?