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While the kernel can in principle be cloned and built in any directory, all testing is completed by cloning the kernel repository into **/ | While the kernel can in principle be cloned and built in any directory, all testing is completed by cloning the kernel repository into **/ | ||
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===== Android & Remote Debugging ===== | ===== Android & Remote Debugging ===== | ||
- | text to go here | + | Reptilian has remote debugging enabled by default on the typical Android port (**5555**). You can connect |
+ | - Boot Reptilian VM and wait for startup to complete | ||
+ | - Start Android Studio and open target project | ||
+ | - When running the application, | ||
+ | ===== Modifying Reptilian ===== | ||
+ | Here are some pointers on modifying Reptilian: | ||
+ | - [[Modifying the Linux Kernel]] (as of v4.19) |