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Root is interesting. I want it to be able to more easily develop on the device, mount loop filesystems, etc. But I think it would be acceptable to have a contai
by tmzt 10y ago
Root is interesting. I want it to be able to more easily develop on the device, mount loop filesystems, etc. But I think it would be acceptable to have a container or chroot with a restricted root user and possibly shared storage accessible through a bind mount.
Maybe installing images could be supported through a self-signed key and fastboot.
Is there anything device-wide root is needed for on modern Android?