- Dec 12, 2022
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I can use without any issue b4a-bridge to install apps from B4A IDE on my Chromebook if I enable Chromebook Developer Mode (not Android developer mode), but this means that I must "root" my Chromebook, which will disable a lot of security features.
On the other side, I can install apk files without activating Chromebook Developer Mode (only Android developer mode) following the procedure:
- from L:inux Terminal I send the commands:
B4X:
- activate Android Developer mode using usual procedure (navigate to the Google Play Store and navigate to Manage Android Preferences. Go to System then About Device. Click on “Build Number” at least eight times continuously to enable Developer Options.)
-send the command:
B4X:
- A prompt will ask you to Allow USB Debugging. Select Always Allow, then click OK.
- Download your APK file and save it to the Linux Files tab in My Files
Then I can install any apk using:
B4X:
On the other side, I can install apk files without activating Chromebook Developer Mode (only Android developer mode) following the procedure:
- from L:inux Terminal I send the commands:
B4X:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb -y
- activate Android Developer mode using usual procedure (navigate to the Google Play Store and navigate to Manage Android Preferences. Go to System then About Device. Click on “Build Number” at least eight times continuously to enable Developer Options.)
-send the command:
B4X:
adb connect 100.115.92.2:5555
- A prompt will ask you to Allow USB Debugging. Select Always Allow, then click OK.
- Download your APK file and save it to the Linux Files tab in My Files
Then I can install any apk using:
B4X:
adb...
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