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Get two network devices on android virtual image [wip]
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# Get android vm image from | |
# http://www.osboxes.org/android-x86/ | |
# 1. Go to box preferences | |
# add second card (first one should be nat) | |
# 2. Start android vm | |
# 3. Google "android terminal emulator" | |
# grab the one on the second crappy website (not play store) | |
# Make sure you allo install from unknown source... :( | |
# execute these commands on the vm | |
# 4. Get into sudo mode | |
su | |
# 4. Check network configuration | |
netcfg | |
# 5. Locate eth1 (it will be down) | |
# enable it | |
ip l set eth1 up | |
# 6. Go to virtualbox network preferences (not the vm preferences, virtualbox preferences) | |
# check out ipv4 adress HOST-only Network Details | |
# will be something like 192.168.33.1 | |
# now set ip to vm eth1 in the same range | |
ip addr add 192.168.33.100/24 dev eth1 | |
# 7. Now both vm and host should be able to see each other | |
# from vm | |
ping 192.168.33.1 | |
# from host | |
ping 192.168.33.100 | |
# 8. Connect with adb and enjoy your logs | |
adb connect 192.168.33.100 | |
adb logcat | |
# sadly for now, I can only see host from guest box (android) so adb fails, to be continued :'( |
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