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AvinashReddy3108 / rclone-mount-magisk

A fork of @piyushgarg's 'rclone-mount', with fixes, updated binaries, x86 support, and more..
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How were the rclone binaries compiled? #11

Closed itsToggle closed 1 year ago

itsToggle commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Ive written a fork of rclone that implements a new remote (for real-debrid.com). Sadly, the rclone staff does not want to implement this remote as its relying on a lot of workarounds, so I need to compile the fork myself. I would like for this fork to work on android aswell. My plan is to simply replace the rclone binaries in your /common folder with binaries that im compiling myself. Ive noticed that the size of your binaries is a lot smaller than the ones ive compiled for android.

Here are the go settings ive used to compile for android (just the arm64 version, the others look similar to this):

CC=$ANDROID_NDK/toolchains/llvm/prebuilt/linux-x86_64/bin/aarch64-linux-android
CC_FOR_TARGET=$CC
GOOS=android
GOARCH=arm64
CGO_ENABLED=1

which go build configuration are you using?

AvinashReddy3108 commented 1 year ago

Currently, I'm simply using the binaries of rclone compiled by (and for) the Termux package repo. Found here: https://packages.termux.org/apt/termux-main/pool/main/r/rclone

I just extract the rclone binaries and use it as such.

AvinashReddy3108 commented 1 year ago

I think you can simply replace the binaries with the ones you build from your fork of rclone.

itsToggle commented 1 year ago

Thanks a lot! And thanks for this project :)