I installed Waydroid, but I think i screwed something up since it won't work with bluetooth or wireless connections with my laptop. Is there any way I can fix this and make it work correctly so I can use my laptop as a mobile system with my truck?
I think I borked my Waydroid install. It won't connect to my bluetooth or wireless via my laptop.
- Thread starter Kojack
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are you using a home network? if so check settings and security first
MzQ1NjExN2
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Hi, you had the same issue a few months ago.
Unfortunately for some reason I never got back to you. Anyway port 53 has to be open and see if it works with your firewall disabled temporarily.
I wasn't sure where to put this. Technically it isn't Linux. But I'm running in on Linux.
waydroid is a Android environment. Think of it as wine for Android. It runs in a container, but it isn't docker or virtualBox.
It uses system resources. It uses your graphics card, your network connection, to run android applications. The cool thing about this, is
of course you can run virtually any android application on your Linux computer. It uses lxc libraries to connect to your resources.
The documentation says most Linux distro's...
waydroid is a Android environment. Think of it as wine for Android. It runs in a container, but it isn't docker or virtualBox.
It uses system resources. It uses your graphics card, your network connection, to run android applications. The cool thing about this, is
of course you can run virtually any android application on your Linux computer. It uses lxc libraries to connect to your resources.
The documentation says most Linux distro's...
Unfortunately for some reason I never got back to you. Anyway port 53 has to be open and see if it works with your firewall disabled temporarily.
MzQ1NjExN2
Well-Known Member
If your firewall is the issue (which it may be) here is the official documentation on how to fix it:
If your using UFW as firewall enter the following in a terminal:
If your using UFW as firewall enter the following in a terminal:
Code:
sudo ufw allow 53
sudo ufw allow 67
sudo ufw default allow FORWARDYes, I never got this issue resolved. I will fire up the little system and see if port 53 is open.Hi, you had the same issue a few months ago.
I wasn't sure where to put this. Technically it isn't Linux. But I'm running in on Linux.
waydroid is a Android environment. Think of it as wine for Android. It runs in a container, but it isn't docker or virtualBox.
It uses system resources. It uses your graphics card, your network connection, to run android applications. The cool thing about this, is
of course you can run virtually any android application on your Linux computer. It uses lxc libraries to connect to your resources.
The documentation says most Linux distro's...
Unfortunately for some reason I never got back to you. Anyway port 53 has to be open and see if it works with your firewall disabled temporarily.
