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+# Deploying ArozOS on Android 8.0+
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+The following guide show the steps for an experimental deployment of ArozOS on Android Phone without root.
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+**WARNING! Android as deploy platform is still under development and not officially supported. Please use with your own risk. **
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+1. Install Termux. You can get Termux on https://termux.com/
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+2. Go to Application Settings and allow Termix to access Storage. As quote from the original wiki page
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+ ```
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+ 'Settings>Apps>Termux>Permissions>Storage' and set to true
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+ ```
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+ See https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux-setup-storage for more information.
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+3. Launch Termux.
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+4. Update apt
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+ ```
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+ apt update && apt upgrade
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+ ```
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+5. Insert the Micro SD card if you want to use the SD card as main storage. Otherwise, only internal storage of your phone is used
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+6. Execute ```termux-setup-storage```
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+7. Execute the following commands to check if storage mounted successfully.
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+ ```
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+ ls ~/storage
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+ # You should see the /shared and /external* directories that indicate your internal storage and external storage (SD Card)
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+ ```
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+ The /external* wildcard is different on each machine. On my phone, it is shown as ```external-1```. In the examples below, I will use ```external-1``` instead.
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+8. Install git, golang and ffmpeg (for ArozOS)
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+ ```
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+ pkg install git golang ffmpeg -y
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+ ```
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+9. Git clone ArozOS from Github
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+ ```
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+ cd ~/
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+ git clone https://github.com/tobychui/arozos
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+ ```
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+10. Build ArozOS from source
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+ ```
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+ cd arozos/src
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+ go mod tidy
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+ go build
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+ ```
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+11. Check your phone IP address. Write this down for reference later.
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+ ```
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+ ifconfig
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+ # You should see something like
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+ # inet 192.168.0.182 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255
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+ ```
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+ Where in this case, the 192.168.0.182 is my phone IP address. Yours might be different. I will be using 192.168.0.182 in my following examples.
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+12. Start ArozOS
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+ ```
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+ ./arozos
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+ ```
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+13. Launch ArozOS in your browser: Open http://192.168.0.182:8080 (Replace the IP address with your phone's IP address)
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+14. Create user account and login just like normal ArozOS initialization process. After you have setup your account and logged into the web desktop interface, visit System Settings > Disk & Storage > Storage Pools
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+15. Create two new storage pool with the following configs
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+ ```
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+ Name: Internal
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+ UUID: mnt
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+ Path: ../../storage/shared/
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+ Access Permission: READ WRITE
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+ Storage Hierarchy: Public Acess Folders
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+ (Other leave as default)
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+ ```
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+ **Skip the 2nd File System Handler if you do not have an SD card inserted**
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+ ```
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+ Name: External
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+ UUID: sd
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+ Path: ../../storage/external-1/
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+ Storage Hierarchy: Public Acess Folders
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+ (Other leave as default)
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+ ```
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+16. Select "Done" and back to system settings. Select "Reload Selected Pool"
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+17. Open File Explorer. You should now see two new Vroot created with name "Internal" which is your phone's internal storage and "External" which is your SD card.
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