I wish Lil'Debi gave me the option to run an Android script after start.
As a GNU/Linux user I generally prefer to work in the Debian side, but I occasionally need to run commands on the Android side (e.g. "am") and I can't seem to do that from the ssh chroot. So I figured I could run an Android-side daemon which communicates with a Debian-side daemon so that I could send commands from Debian back to Android.
But I'd need to auto-start this daemon from the Lil'Debi startup script, yet currently the only such script I can configure is the ""Post-start Script" which is run within the Debian chroot jail.
Of course, I could also abuse such a Lil'Debi "Android-side startup script" to run unrelated applications at startup such as Linphone (since Lil'Debi successfully launches at boot while Linphone somehow fails to do so).
I wish Lil'Debi gave me the option to run an Android script after start.
As a GNU/Linux user I generally prefer to work in the Debian side, but I occasionally need to run commands on the Android side (e.g. "am") and I can't seem to do that from the ssh chroot. So I figured I could run an Android-side daemon which communicates with a Debian-side daemon so that I could send commands from Debian back to Android.
But I'd need to auto-start this daemon from the Lil'Debi startup script, yet currently the only such script I can configure is the ""Post-start Script" which is run within the Debian chroot jail.
Of course, I could also abuse such a Lil'Debi "Android-side startup script" to run unrelated applications at startup such as Linphone (since Lil'Debi successfully launches at boot while Linphone somehow fails to do so).