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I am working with a board that is connected to an android tablet. I need to program the connected android tablet to this board.

Here is my set-up:

  • Operating System: Auto Linux BSP 1.0 (sumo)
  • Kernel: Linux 4.19.59-rt24+g2db3cd3d11cf
  • Architecture: arm64

My Question:

How can I install adb on a machine running Auto Linux BSP Os? I know we can install adb on different linux platforms like below, but none of them work on Auto Linux BSP.

  • Debian / Ubuntu

    sudo apt install android-tools-adb

  • Centos / Fedora / openSUSE

    sudo dnf install android-tools

  • ArchLinux and derivatives

    sudo pacman -Sy android-tools

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The only probable way I see is installing adb from sources. Alternatively, you can try to cross-compile adb inside AOSP tree for arm64 architecture instead of desktop. This will require changing .bp - build config file for adb.

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