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Linuxbrew in Termux? [Package Request] [Help Wanted] #2071

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ghost opened this issue on Jan 27, 2018 · 28 comments

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Hi there,
I heard Linuxbrew is available for 32-bit ARM.
is it possible to install Linuxbrew in Termux?
I tried their primary installation method, but it shows error.
After installing brew using their alternative installation method, I tried to open brew but it shows CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: library "libandroid-support.so" not found
Can anyone help me about it?
Also adding a brew package in the repository would be great.

Thanks.

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Grimler91 on Jan 27, 2018

"Alternative installation method" means that you compiled it on device?

You can fix this type of error by export LDFLAGS=" -landroid-support" and the recompile the package.

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"Alternative installation method" means that you compiled it on device?

You can fix this type of error by export LDFLAGS=" -landroid-support" and the recompile the package.

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emanresusername on Feb 7, 2018

@Grimler91 i think the alternative install is the sudoless one to the $HOME directory
i'm interested in this one too was casually updating a zsh plugin but it looks like the install script has been updated much more recently, note to self to review that
if other quirks/environment variables/etc come up (and/or you want to add to my sample size of ~1 using that plugin 😅 ) lmk

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@Grimler91 i think the alternative install is the sudoless one to the $HOME directory
i'm interested in this one too was casually updating a zsh plugin but it looks like the install script has been updated much more recently, note to self to review that
if other quirks/environment variables/etc come up (and/or you want to add to my sample size of ~1 using that plugin 😅 ) lmk

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emanresusername on Feb 8, 2018

@grayalias did you figure out how to make it work? don't denvercoder9 me!!

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@grayalias did you figure out how to make it work? don't denvercoder9 me!!

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emanresusername on Feb 8, 2018

DEAR PEOPLE FROM THE FUTURE: here's what i've figured out so far ...

i think the issue is something with the $(brew --prefix)/lib/[ld.so](http://ld.so "Linkify Plus Plus") not being there

symlinking /bin/false to it prevented an earlier error, but then things break later with the following

CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE /usr/bin/gcc-7: library libandroid-support.so not found
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE /usr/bin/clang: library libLLVM-5.0.so not found
Error: hello cannot be built with any available compilers.
Install Clang or brew install gcc

i found some things about how on android it's /system/bin/linker{,64} instead of [ld.so](http://ld.so "Linkify Plus Plus") but symlinking those instead also didn't work 😢

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DEAR PEOPLE FROM THE FUTURE: here's what i've figured out so far ...

i think the issue is something with the $(brew --prefix)/lib/[ld.so](http://ld.so "Linkify Plus Plus") not being there

symlinking /bin/false to it prevented an earlier error, but then things break later with the following

CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE /usr/bin/gcc-7: library libandroid-support.so not found
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE /usr/bin/clang: library libLLVM-5.0.so not found
Error: hello cannot be built with any available compilers.
Install Clang or brew install gcc

i found some things about how on android it's /system/bin/linker{,64} instead of [ld.so](http://ld.so "Linkify Plus Plus") but symlinking those instead also didn't work 😢

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ghost on Feb 9, 2018

@emanresusername unfortunately no. 🙁

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@emanresusername unfortunately no. 🙁

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sjackman on Feb 9, 2018

Hi, all. I maintain Linuxbrew. I don't have an Android system on which to test, but I can chime in with a few observations. These are all completely untested. Let me know if anyone tries this out and gets it working! See also Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Chromebook-Install-Instructions. I don't have a Chromebook and haven't tested these instructions myself. Feel free to edit the Wiki.

Symlink the dynamic linker

See termux/termux-packages#android-dynamic-linker
and Linuxbrew/brew:Library/Homebrew/cmd/install.rb@ed30aa3#L322

ln -s /system/bin/linker64 $HOME/.linuxbrew/lib/ld.so || ln -s /system/bin/linker $HOME/.linuxbrew/lib/ld.so

Use DT_RUNPATH rather than DT_RPATH

Apparently the dynamic linker does not support DT_RPATH.
See termux/termux-packages#android-dynamic-linker
and android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/nougat-mr1-release/linker/linker.cpp#3910
Note the conspicuous absence of DT_RPATH. Someone who cared enough could add support to the Android dynamic linker for DT_RPATH.
For Linuxbrew, see Linuxbrew/brew#598
and Linuxbrew/brew:Library/Homebrew/shims/linux/super/cc@master#L258
Add the option ld --enable-new-dtags to use DT_RUNPATH rather than the default DT_RPATH.
Alternatively you can use patchelf --shrink-rpath which has the side effect of changing DT_RPATH to DT_RUNPATH.

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Hi, all. I maintain Linuxbrew. I don't have an Android system on which to test, but I can chime in with a few observations. These are all completely untested. Let me know if anyone tries this out and gets it working! See also Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Chromebook-Install-Instructions. I don't have a Chromebook and haven't tested these instructions myself. Feel free to edit the Wiki.

Symlink the dynamic linker

See termux/termux-packages#android-dynamic-linker
and Linuxbrew/brew:Library/Homebrew/cmd/install.rb@ed30aa3#L322

ln -s /system/bin/linker64 $HOME/.linuxbrew/lib/ld.so || ln -s /system/bin/linker $HOME/.linuxbrew/lib/ld.so

Use DT_RUNPATH rather than DT_RPATH

Apparently the dynamic linker does not support DT_RPATH.
See termux/termux-packages#android-dynamic-linker
and android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/nougat-mr1-release/linker/linker.cpp#3910
Note the conspicuous absence of DT_RPATH. Someone who cared enough could add support to the Android dynamic linker for DT_RPATH.
For Linuxbrew, see Linuxbrew/brew#598
and Linuxbrew/brew:Library/Homebrew/shims/linux/super/cc@master#L258
Add the option ld --enable-new-dtags to use DT_RUNPATH rather than the default DT_RPATH.
Alternatively you can use patchelf --shrink-rpath which has the side effect of changing DT_RPATH to DT_RUNPATH.

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bukzor on Feb 14, 2018

@sjackman In my testing (if I remember correctly) Homebrew already creates the necessary linker symlink.
The actual cause of the reported problem is that the brew shell script blanks LD_LIBRARY_PATH which all termux binaries use to find libandroid.so.

Converting termux from leaning on LD_LIBRARY_PATH to using RUNPATH will fix this. The fix is pretty simple. When compiling termux binaries, they need to add the options -Wl,--enable-new-dtags -Wl,-rpath=\\\$ORIGIN/../lib. The $ORIGIN there signifies the final location of the binary, and the value of rpath= should resolve to the location of libandroid.so.

Another nice side-effect is that the resulting userspace is relocatable, which will play quite nicely with termux-chroot.

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@sjackman In my testing (if I remember correctly) Homebrew already creates the necessary linker symlink.
The actual cause of the reported problem is that the brew shell script blanks LD_LIBRARY_PATH which all termux binaries use to find libandroid.so.

Converting termux from leaning on LD_LIBRARY_PATH to using RUNPATH will fix this. The fix is pretty simple. When compiling termux binaries, they need to add the options -Wl,--enable-new-dtags -Wl,-rpath=\\\$ORIGIN/../lib. The $ORIGIN there signifies the final location of the binary, and the value of rpath= should resolve to the location of libandroid.so.

Another nice side-effect is that the resulting userspace is relocatable, which will play quite nicely with termux-chroot.

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sjackman on Feb 14, 2018

Ah, got it. Yes, big thumbs up for using RUNPATH rather than LD_LIBRARY_PATH. An existing installation of termux could be modified using patchelf to test it.

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Ah, got it. Yes, big thumbs up for using RUNPATH rather than LD_LIBRARY_PATH. An existing installation of termux could be modified using patchelf to test it.

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emanresusername on Feb 14, 2018

is this more of an install script thing/brew thing? or a termux thing?
i'm pretty far out of my depth in either pool 😅 ... but ftr, this did not work :(

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is this more of an install script thing/brew thing? or a termux thing?
i'm pretty far out of my depth in either pool 😅 ... but ftr, this did not work :(

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bukzor on Feb 14, 2018

@sjackman To be very clear, RPATH is never going to work, since the Android linker doesn't support it. I'm sure this was originally tried, then the current LD_LIBRARY_PATH system was chosen when it didn't work. RUNPATH should work correctly however.

@emanresusername We need a core termux maintainer to change how all termux binaries are built.

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@sjackman To be very clear, RPATH is never going to work, since the Android linker doesn't support it. I'm sure this was originally tried, then the current LD_LIBRARY_PATH system was chosen when it didn't work. RUNPATH should work correctly however.

@emanresusername We need a core termux maintainer to change how all termux binaries are built.

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sjackman on Feb 14, 2018

Note that the Android dynamic linker is open source, and someone who were sufficiently motivated could add support for DT_RPATH to Android. See android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/nougat-mr1-release/linker/linker.cpp#3910
Adding hacktastic support for DT_RPATH that had the same behaviour as DT_RUNPATH should be pretty easy. Possibly as easy as…

-      case DT_RUNPATH:
+      case DT_RUNPATH: case DT_RPATH:

though emulating the GNU dynamic linker behaviour of DT_RPATH would probably be better.

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Note that the Android dynamic linker is open source, and someone who were sufficiently motivated could add support for DT_RPATH to Android. See android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/nougat-mr1-release/linker/linker.cpp#3910
Adding hacktastic support for DT_RPATH that had the same behaviour as DT_RUNPATH should be pretty easy. Possibly as easy as…

-      case DT_RUNPATH:
+      case DT_RUNPATH: case DT_RPATH:

though emulating the GNU dynamic linker behaviour of DT_RPATH would probably be better.

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fornwall on Feb 14, 2018

Note that RUNPATH requires android 7.0 or later, while Termux currently supports Android 5.0 or later. I'm thinking of droppping 5.0 support in the near future, while 6.0 will be supported longer, so we cannot do the LD_LIBRARY_PATH-> RUNPATH transition just yet.

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Note that RUNPATH requires android 7.0 or later, while Termux currently supports Android 5.0 or later. I'm thinking of droppping 5.0 support in the near future, while 6.0 will be supported longer, so we cannot do the LD_LIBRARY_PATH-> RUNPATH transition just yet.

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sjackman on Feb 14, 2018

You could use RUNPATH if available on Android 7+ and fall back to LD_LIBRARY_PATH for Android <7.

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You could use RUNPATH if available on Android 7+ and fall back to LD_LIBRARY_PATH for Android <7.

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`[--enable-new-dtags](/emanresusername/brew/commit/48c763cad5d60397020d96c7280f33ce5483cbdd "--enable-new-dtags

Linuxbrew/brew#598
disclaimer: i have no idea what i'm doing")` …

[48c763c](/emanresusername/brew/commit/48c763cad5d60397020d96c7280f33ce5483cbdd)

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bukzor on Mar 17, 2018

Fixed (?) here: #2255

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Fixed (?) here: #2255

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SDRausty on Mar 17, 2018

droppping 5.0 support in the near future

Why are you thinking about this? What is the motivation?

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droppping 5.0 support in the near future

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"droppping 5.0 support in the near future" ? #2256

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bukzor on Mar 18, 2018

We have RUNPATH by default in binutils now (#2255). How do I rebuild clang under this change?

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We have RUNPATH by default in binutils now (#2255). How do I rebuild clang under this change?

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bukzor on Mar 21, 2018

@fornwall A brief description to help me jumpstart would be very useful.

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@fornwall A brief description to help me jumpstart would be very useful.

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tomty89 on Mar 21, 2018

Did you think Termux packages are built with toolchain in Termux? Coz they are not but built with toolchain in the NDK.

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Did you think Termux packages are built with toolchain in Termux? Coz they are not but built with toolchain in the NDK.

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bukzor on Mar 21, 2018

No, I didn't assume such a thing.

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No, I didn't assume such a thing.

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tomty89 on Mar 21, 2018

What do you mean by "How do I rebuild clang under this change?" then?

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What do you mean by "How do I rebuild clang under this change?" then?

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bukzor on Mar 21, 2018

Ah, okay, yes, I did think this would change how clang would be compiled.
I'll open another, separate ticket for compiling clang with --enable-new-dtags.

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Ah, okay, yes, I did think this would change how clang would be compiled.
I'll open another, separate ticket for compiling clang with --enable-new-dtags.

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SDRausty on Mar 21, 2018

Significant 'git bloat' at 14kb/s:

Press RETURN to continue or any other key to abort
==> Downloading and installing Linuxbrew...

remote: Counting objects: 107017, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (208/208), done.
error: RPC failed; curl 18 transfer closed with outstanding read data remaining
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed
Failed during: git fetch origin master:refs/remotes/origin/master --tags --force

Trying again in TermuxArch. Thank you for bringing this project to my attention @grayalias. The catch interrupt is way cool 😎 and I 💘 love the way it refuses to run as root user.

How about you?

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Significant 'git bloat' at 14kb/s:

Press RETURN to continue or any other key to abort
==> Downloading and installing Linuxbrew...

remote: Counting objects: 107017, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (208/208), done.
error: RPC failed; curl 18 transfer closed with outstanding read data remaining
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed
Failed during: git fetch origin master:refs/remotes/origin/master --tags --force

Trying again in TermuxArch. Thank you for bringing this project to my attention @grayalias. The catch interrupt is way cool 😎 and I 💘 love the way it refuses to run as root user.

How about you?

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bukzor on Mar 21, 2018

@SDRausty I have a small number of linuxbrew packages compiling successfully using this method: Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Android

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@SDRausty I have a small number of linuxbrew packages compiling successfully using this method: Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Android

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monoidic referenced this issue on May 15, 2018

Option to build packages with DT_RUNPATH preserved in build-package.sh #2429

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ghost on Jul 9, 2018

Also, what about Entware? I don't think of it as a Linuxbrew alternative but it might help avoid building some packages....

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](/ghost) ghost on Jul 9, 2018

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Also, what about Entware? I don't think of it as a Linuxbrew alternative but it might help avoid building some packages....

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xeffyr on Sep 30, 2018

Also, what about Entware?
it might help avoid building some packages....

Yes, it can help to avoid building of some packages, but only those that don't use config files or external data as paths are hardcoded - this is in case if packages are not rebuilt from source with proper patching/configuration.

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Also, what about Entware?
it might help avoid building some packages....

Yes, it can help to avoid building of some packages, but only those that don't use config files or external data as paths are hardcoded - this is in case if packages are not rebuilt from source with proper patching/configuration.

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buttaface referenced this issue on Mar 21

[android] Add support for natively building on Android #23208

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baguio on Mar 24

I have a small number of linuxbrew packages compiling successfully using this method: Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Android

Should we still be using this method after the Homebrew 2.0 release and its merge with Linuxbrew, @bukzor ?

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I have a small number of linuxbrew packages compiling successfully using this method: Linuxbrew/brew/wiki/Android

Should we still be using this method after the Homebrew 2.0 release and its merge with Linuxbrew, @bukzor ?

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sjackman on Mar 25

Perhaps relevant, Homebrew on Linux (aka Linuxbrew) now supports AArch 64 (aka 64-bit ARM or armv8) as well as 32-bit ARM (armv6).

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](/sjackman) sjackman on Mar 25

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Perhaps relevant, Homebrew on Linux (aka Linuxbrew) now supports AArch 64 (aka 64-bit ARM or armv8) as well as 32-bit ARM (armv6).

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tukusejssirs on Apr 22

I’d like to say that I tried to run sudo cmd (sudocomes from here), however, I get this error:

CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE "cmd": cannot locate symbol "XzUnpacker_Construct" referenced by "/system/lib64/libunwind.so"...

I believe that it is connected with this issue.

Btw, I’d like to run Android apps directly from Termux, this is how I noticed this error.

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I’d like to say that I tried to run sudo cmd (sudocomes from here), however, I get this error:

CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE "cmd": cannot locate symbol "XzUnpacker_Construct" referenced by "/system/lib64/libunwind.so"...

I believe that it is connected with this issue.

Btw, I’d like to run Android apps directly from Termux, this is how I noticed this error.

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