[TOOL][SCRIPT][LINUX/UBUNTU] Build Environment Setup Automater Script [TEAM RADIUM]
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Great script
Just found it over broodplanks gitJust tried it and everything seems to be ok
hmm similar to my AET Script...
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100673
NLNP's/Team Radium's Build Environment Setup Automater Script
What does this script do?
This script is made for people who are lazy like me. lol Jokes apart. This script will setup build environment on your PC running any linux distribution. I have tested it on Ubuntu 13.04 but it should work with almost all linux distros.
Requirements:
- A good internet connection.
- A PC with Linux x86/64 Bit Architecture. (64 Bit Preffered)
This is a list of packages that are going to get downloaded.
- Python
- JDK
- GNU Make
- Git
- Required Packages for Android Build Environment.
- Android SDK ADT Bundle
How to use this script?
*NOTE*: These instructions will change as per releases so you have to view version specific posts
- Open terminal.
- cd ~/<Directory where you have downloaded the script>
- chmod 775 tr-be-script
- ./tr-be-script
- Follow the steps
Credits:
- Me
- cybojenix
- My Team! (Team Radium)
- XxLordxX (Special Thanks)
- People whom I have missed.
- All XDians who made guides on [HOW-TO] Setup Build Environment :highfive:
Changelog:
- 18/07/2013 - v1.0
- Initial Release
- Working- 19/07/2013 - v2.0
- Cleaned up some parts
- Added SDK Support- 19/07/2013 - v2.0.1
- Fixed up git installing errors- 19/07/2013 - v2.5
- Added missing sudo commands (Thanks to @broodplank1337)
Downloads:
- v1.0 - Download
- v2.0 - Click here
- v2.0.1 - Click here
- v2.5 - Click here
This can't possibly work on most distros. The script uses apt-get which is a Debian package manager. This won't work on most distros *unless* they are Debian based.
Yes, first I've used yours. It installed some stuff, but as wrote in your thread, I've had some errors.
I tried this one, and it installed some more stuff.
Both are great scripts, making our lifes easier! :good:
Good job man
Save a lot time
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Only works with Debian Based Distros
Yeah. This is for any distro that is Ubuntu based. It will not work with rpm based OS.
Yeah. This is for any distro that is Ubuntu based. It will not work with rpm based OS.
This script will work with all distros having APT
Thank you for the easy to read and run script. This will help greatly when I go fix my laptop's brains again... the trick of downloading Java from commands is very cool; have yet to pull that off myself in a way that can be repeated.
I noted too that ya stated that the machine should be x86 or 64 (64 preferred) though it looks as though much of it might very well run on ARM Linux; some packages might not work but I'll test it
Currently I've been doing something similar (scripting installers) but for Linux distributions that run on Android, which work, are ARM dependent and run "native" for the most part. Hit me up if a "mobile development environment installer" excites you
and I might throw the links in this post Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
Worx and on 12.04
I am running Ubuntu through windows wubi with a gnome 3 environment, cario docks, and compiz with a few bits of derbin. It did do a partial upgrade to my distro was a little worried about how it would effect it running through windows 8 but no problems as of yet that I have seen. Thanks man.
I am running Ubuntu through windows wubi with a gnome 3 environment, cario docks, and compiz with a few bits of derbin. It did do a partial upgrade to my distro was a little worried about how it would effect it running through windows 8 but no problems as of yet that I have seen. Thanks man.
The script won't run at all on Lubuntu 13.04. "/bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory". Strange, because "which bash" says I've got bash at /bin/bash.
I decided to just copy-paste each line of the script into the terminal instead, but then Python failed the make step. Oh well, continued on.
The next problem came when trying to "cd ~/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130522/tools" : "No such file or directory". I looked in the zip, and the error is correct; that folder doesn't exist. Guess I can't ./configure then...
The only parts of the script that actually worked as expected were installing Java (had to run the commands twice, because for some reason it failed the first time) and apt-get'ting the standard build tools.
Guess I'm not building Android any time soon.
Attachments
Almost shock me too
Here's my solution:
Open the script on any text editor you like, And select Save as -> choose Linux/Unix Ending
because the file is saved in windows ending, that's why
Alright, this got me past the first hurdle, but still getting the same errors with Python failing to build and ADT not having an entire folder.
Couple suggestions:Sorry about that, gonna fix in next release
thanks for pointing the damn thing out
- Having to press Enter at random intervals throughout the script is mildly annoying, especially when some of the downloads are quite large. Maybe remove those pauses, ask the 32/64 question right at the start, and redirect the output of everything (using ">>") to a (timestamped?) logfile instead?
- "rm" can't remove folders without the " -r -f" switches to wipe the stuff at the end.
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The script won't run at all on Lubuntu 13.04. "/bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory". Strange, because "which bash" says I've got bash at /bin/bash.
I decided to just copy-paste each line of the script into the terminal instead, but then Python failed the make step. Oh well, continued on.
The next problem came when trying to "cd ~/adt-bundle-linux-x86_64-20130522/tools" : "No such file or directory". I looked in the zip, and the error is correct; that folder doesn't exist. Guess I can't ./configure then...
The only parts of the script that actually worked as expected were installing Java (had to run the commands twice, because for some reason it failed the first time) and apt-get'ting the standard build tools.
Guess I'm not building Android any time soon.
Exact same issue on Kubuntu 12.10. I resolved the bash^M issue by installing dos2unix and converted the script. It ran for the most part but ran into the same errors as above except java also did not install. I had to install openjdk manually using synaptic.
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I know it should work in Linux mint, but has anyone actually used it in mint? Thanks! I'll keep this handy on an external hard drive because I like fresh OS installs every once in a while and setting up a build environment every time is a bit of a pain. With this I can skip straight to syncing the source.
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I had to run the Java portion twice. No idea why. It did work the second time though.
i setup a new environment (xubuntu 13.04) and did the same thing you did (copy and paste the commands manually). i had to run the java section twice so it would install just as you said. weird
i setup a new environment (xubuntu 13.04) and did the same thing you did (copy and paste the commands manually). i had to run the java section twice so it would install just as you said. weird
I think the run twice on the Java part may have to do with the anti-command-line download dance they've been doing.... did lots of reading before running across the method in the OP's script, there be many that are similar on the web but not a page into the comments you'll likely find similar errors being reported. Worst yet the repo that hosted a script specificity designed to allow users to download Java through the command line has been under constant attack from Java (even though the prompt for the legal agreement is present and the repo isn't hosting any files that Java owns) so... moral of the story?
~ I think the first time you run the command to download and it fails, you get a cookie or some other token, then when you run it a second time and the site checks for that cookie or token it's found and the download processes as though you had accepted the agreement. It'll be interesting to see how long it takes 'em to "fix" it again.
Edited to add more about the Java thing 08152013-
To continue with the Java not liking command line download; I figured much of this out by trying to build my own script to download and install Java but for Linux distributions running on ARM (Raspberry Pi and Android running Linux) a few months back. After much reading and head scratching I came up with something that would instead find the source file on the local file system (downloaded by the user to "/sdcard/downloads") move the file to a directory in the Linux user's home, extract, install and link everything up so things just run. It works for Debian Kit running Squeeze or Wheeze or Ubuntu on top of Android and runs most jar or java files just fine and will likely work for Raspberry Pi too (I don't have one yet to test on) and if that wasn't enough for ARM Linux users I tossed it and the other scripts I've been writing into something along the same lines as what's going on here on this thread for PC Linux users.
If interested in installing Java 7 soft float ARM. Then follow the following link for the script and download the JDK from Oracle manually to the above mentioned file path
https://docs.google.com/document/d/...gr6ON2GIoukKZE2bJjZQ484/edit?usp=docslist_api
If interested in the All in one script that I mentioned then be warned it's still under construction and find it in the guide thread for debian kit.
And to the author of this thread; if ya want to use the above in one of yours feel free just keep the credit tree intact please. Most can be found commented out within each part that they relate to.
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
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Upgrading to 13.04 now to give this a try. I have stayed on 12.04 for so long because I knew I could set up a solid build environment.
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66NLNP's/Team Radium's Build Environment Setup Automater Script
What does this script do?
This script is made for people who are lazy like me. lol Jokes apart. This script will setup build environment on your PC running any linux distribution. I have tested it on Ubuntu 13.04 but it should work with almost all linux distros.
Requirements:
- A good internet connection.
- A PC with Linux x86/64 Bit Architecture. (64 Bit Preffered)
This is a list of packages that are going to get downloaded.
- Python
- JDK
- GNU Make
- Git
- Required Packages for Android Build Environment.
- Android SDK ADT Bundle
How to use this script?
*NOTE*: These instructions will change as per releases so you have to view version specific posts
- Open terminal.
- cd ~/<Directory where you have downloaded the script>
- chmod 775 tr-be-script
- ./tr-be-script
- Follow the steps
Credits:
- Me
- cybojenix
- My Team! (Team Radium)
- XxLordxX (Special Thanks)
- People whom I have missed.
- All XDians who made guides on [HOW-TO] Setup Build Environment :highfive:
Changelog:
- 18/07/2013 - v1.0
- Initial Release
- Working - 19/07/2013 - v2.0
- Cleaned up some parts
- Added SDK Support - 19/07/2013 - v2.0.1
- Fixed up git installing errors - 19/07/2013 - v2.5
- Added missing sudo commands (Thanks to @broodplank1337)
- 03/10/2013 - v3.0
- See @broodplank1337's post!
29161110V2.5
Changelog:
- Added missing sudo commands (Thanks to @broodplank1337)
Downloads:
http://tinyw.in/rdSX
Usage:
cd ~/<DownloadDirectory>
chmod 775 tr-be-script-v2.5
./tr-be-script-v2.5
Github:
https://github.com/TeamRadium/tr-be-script/commit/265553aa4abdbeb9b4a9128ffd29fffcfe6048da
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