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/sdcard/Android/data/xtr.keymapper/files/xtMapper.sh: No such file or directory #5

Closed mesflit closed 7 months ago

mesflit commented 7 months ago

./client | sudo waydroid shell -- sh /sdcard/Android/data/xtr.keymapper/files/xtMapper.sh --wayland-client sh: /sdcard/Android/data/xtr.keymapper/files/xtMapper.sh: No such file or directory

version 2.1.4 xtmapper

mistrmochov commented 7 months ago

Same issue here, I tried to go through almost all versions, in version 2.1.0, I was able to launch the client, however It didn't work at all together with xtrmapper :(

Xtr126 commented 7 months ago

This is a waydroid problem, this workaround may work: https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script?tab=readme-ov-file#granting-full-permission-for-apps-data-hack Restart the app for it to write the script to storage.

mesflit commented 7 months ago

This is a waydroid problem, this workaround may work: https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script?tab=readme-ov-file#granting-full-permission-for-apps-data-hack Restart the app for it to write the script to storage.

How to use it " sudo venv/bin/python3 main.py hack nodataperm " for xtMapper

mesflit commented 7 months ago

But there is no such file error in version 2.1.0. But xtmapper is not working

Xtr126 commented 7 months ago

But there is no such file error in version 2.1.0. But xtmapper is not working

I can't reproduce this error with 2.1.4 on my end.

This is a waydroid problem, this workaround may work: https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script?tab=readme-ov-file#granting-full-permission-for-apps-data-hack Restart the app for it to write the script to storage.

How to use it " sudo venv/bin/python3 main.py hack nodataperm " for xtMapper

Below that, commands to run in sudo waydroid shell are listed, try running those chmod commands.

Xtr126 commented 7 months ago

If your waydroid container is rooted and XtMapper is granted root access, then it won't write the script to storage as it will assume that you use the root activation method.

null2264 commented 7 months ago

If your waydroid container is rooted and XtMapper is granted root access, then it won't write the script to storage as it will assume that you use the root activation method.

Ah, so that's what happened, I ended up creating this shell script following XtMapper documentation since I was so confused why it wouldn't write the script:

doas waydroid shell -- sh -c 'echo "/system/bin/app_process -Djava.library.path=$(echo /data/app/*/xtr.keymapper*/lib/x86_64) -Djava.class.path=$(echo /data/app/*/xtr.keymapper*/base.apk) / xtr.keymapper.server.RemoteServiceShell --wayland-client" > /tmp/xtmapper.sh'

xtmapper-client | doas waydroid shell -- sh /tmp/xtmapper.sh
mesflit commented 7 months ago

If your waydroid container is rooted and XtMapper is granted root access, then it won't write the script to storage as it will assume that you use the root activation method.

It worked, but this time the waydroid shell command did not work and I later gave root permission to the application. So after writing the files

Xtr126 commented 7 months ago

If your waydroid container is rooted and XtMapper is granted root access, then it won't write the script to storage as it will assume that you use the root activation method.

It worked, but this time the waydroid shell command did not work and I later gave root permission to the application. So after writing the files

It doesn't need root permission however. I'll update the documentation to make it more clear, thanks for reporting the issue.