https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script/issues/12#issuecomment-987627396
@youling257 's way works.
If you don't want to install manually, you can use this fork. https://github.com/LegacyGamerHD/waydroid_script.

@ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
According to some people's feedback, switching to the linux-xanmod-anbox kernel seems to solve the problem
> @ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
According to some people's feedback, switching to the `linux-xanmod-anbox` kernel seems to solve the problem
@ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
According to some people's feedback, switching to the linux-xanmod-anbox kernel seems to solve the problem
is it for arch-linux based only or for ubuntu too?
> > @ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
>
> According to some people's feedback, switching to the `linux-xanmod-anbox` kernel seems to solve the problem
is it for arch-linux based only or for ubuntu too?
@ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
According to some people's feedback, switching to the linux-xanmod-anbox kernel seems to solve the problem
is it for arch-linux based only or for ubuntu too?
Supports all recent x86_64 versions of Ubuntu / Debian-based systems.
According to the description on https://xanmod.org/, I think it should support Ubuntu.
> > > @ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
> >
> >
> > According to some people's feedback, switching to the `linux-xanmod-anbox` kernel seems to solve the problem
>
> is it for arch-linux based only or for ubuntu too?
Supports all recent x86_64 versions of Ubuntu / Debian-based systems.
According to the description on https://xanmod.org/, I think it should support Ubuntu.
Supports all recent x86_64 versions of Ubuntu / Debian-based systems.
According to the description on https://xanmod.org/, I think it should support Ubuntu.
I have a Nvidia GPU, I finally compiled all the anbox modules, but does it work with waydroid?
> Supports all recent x86_64 versions of Ubuntu / Debian-based systems.
> According to the description on https://xanmod.org/, I think it should support Ubuntu.
>
I have a Nvidia GPU, I finally compiled all the anbox modules, but does it work with waydroid?
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so i'm having the same problem as #12, how can i fix it?
it's android 11
https://github.com/casualsnek/waydroid_script/issues/12#issuecomment-987627396
@youling257 's way works.
If you don't want to install manually, you can use this fork. https://github.com/LegacyGamerHD/waydroid_script.

@ayasa520 tried that script, magisk app got installed, but Magisk Installed: N/A
According to some people's feedback, switching to the
linux-xanmod-anboxkernel seems to solve the problemis it for arch-linux based only or for ubuntu too?
According to the description on https://xanmod.org/, I think it should support Ubuntu.
I have a Nvidia GPU, I finally compiled all the anbox modules, but does it work with waydroid?