Install file system android

Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) — позволяет запускать Android-приложения внутри среды Windows 11

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Сообщение отредактировал Lux Darkus — 16.11.21, 15:15

резерв под бэкап

Сообщение отредактировал Kodekс — 22.10.21, 22:35

дальше пишем adb start-server .

далее нажимаем 1, потом 2.

дальше adb connect 127.0.0.1:58526(у меня так может отличатся порт)
посмотреть можно так.

дальше установка самих апк.
adb install и дальше путь до файла.

Сообщение отредактировал Strelloc — 23.10.21, 01:42

Кто хочет пощупать Windows Subsystem for Android
(ваш CPU должен поддерживать виртуализацию и желательно иметь 8+Гб RAM)

1 — Включаем в компонентах «Платформу виртуальной машины» (Hyper-V/WSL не нужны)
Это можно сделать и руками

На всякий случай включаем «режим разработчика» в Конфиденциальность и безопасность — для разработчиков.

2 — Устанавливаем Windows Subsystem for Android 1.8.32822.0 — скачать MEGA
от админа руками ввести в папке с распакованным файлом PowerShell

или скачать WSA-install.ps1 положить рядом с файлом установки и запустить через правую мыши — выполнить с помощью PowerShell)

старая весрия Windows Subsystem for Android 1.7.32815.0 — скачать MEGA
от админа руками ввести в папке с распакованным файлом PowerShell

(в установленном приложении ставим галку на developer чтобы можно было подключиться через ADB)

3 — Работаем с APK

Рабочее приложение для установки APK и не только.
Есть как инсталляция в систему так и портативная полнофункциональная версия.
После установки полной версии или распаковки портативной ассоциируйте APK файлы с приложением (WSA-pacman.exe).
Приложение после запуска показывает запущен ли WSA и позволяет зайти в настройки Android и установленных приложений.

WSATools наконец то допилили до рабочего состояния. Установить из магазина Мега
(Средство автоматизированной установки APK в WSL на базе UWP)

Установка APK с командной строки — или с помощью готовых bat файлов

Для автоматизации действий с apk качаем архив MEGA

APK_install_WSA.bat — перетаскиваем на него файл APK для установки
Push_File_to_WSA.bat — перетаскиваем файл который хотите послать в WSL папку Downloads
WSA_settings.bat — открыть внутренние настройки WSL

Для работы bat файлов — WSL должен быть запущен и включен режим разработчика + в самом WSL единоразово нажать и открыть окно «Файлы» для загрузки виртуальной машины

Вручную работаем с командной строкой — открываем cmd и вписываем две команды:

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How to install user apps as Android system apps

Part of the benefits of having an Android device is being able to install an app on it. Installing is as simple as one, two, three; just search for your desired app on the Google Play Store and hit the Install button. Though installing apps is easy, they can be installed as either user apps or system apps.

User apps are installed in the typical way via the Google Play Store, Amazon Appstore, third-party markets, or sideloading. In contrast, system apps are apps pre-installed in the phone’s system partition with your ROM and typically, Android device users don’t have the access to the system partition. This means that, ordinarily, users cannot directly install apps to or uninstall from the system partition.

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You can install user apps as system apps by using such apps as Titanium Backup, but you have to go for the paid version of the app to be able to enjoy such feature. However, there are other methods to install user apps as system apps without paying fees. Check out this guide for methods of installing ordinary user apps as system apps.

Warning

The information in this guide is provided for instructional and educational purposes only. There is no guarantee that these instructions will work under your specific and unique circumstances.
Use these instructions at your own risk. We shall not hold any responsibility or liability for whatever happens to you or your device arising from your use of the info in this guide.
Read and understand the whole guide first before actually performing the instructions.

Requirements

A rooted Android device. If you haven’t rooted your Android device yet, you can check out our list of the rooting methods we’ve covered.
Enable USB debugging on your Android device. On most Android devices, you can find USB Debugging in Settings > Applications > Development.
Backup all personal data on your phone to make sure you have a copy of your personal data (e.g., contacts, SMS, MMS, Internet settings, Wi-Fi passwords, and the like) in case the procedure in this guide erases such data.
- For backup tips, check our guides on how to sync your data to the cloud and how to create local backups of your mobile data.
Maintain a battery charge of 70% or more to make sure that you have sufficient power for the entire procedure.

Installing a System App with ES File Explorer

For this method, you will need root access and the ES File Explorer app. You can download this app free from the Google Play Store.

Configure ES File Explorer by doing the following steps:
1. Launch ES File Explorer.
2. Select Menu and choose Settings.
3. Under Settings, enable the options for Up to root and Root Explorer. A message will appear, requiring you to confirm your action. You will also need to confirm Superuser access.
4. Enable Mount File System.
5. Go back to the app’s main menu.
Get a copy of the APK (Android Package) of the app that you want to save as a system file by doing the following steps (skip to step 3 if you already have the app’s APK file):
1. Install an app from the Google Play Store. For this guide, we will be using the app BioRhythms as an example.
2. Launch ES File Explorer and navigate to /data/app.
3. Locate the APK file that you want to install as a system app. If you don’t know the APK’s filename, simply go to the Google Play Store link of your chosen app. View the link and take note of the words after “?id=”. This will be your APK’s filename. For instance, the BioRhythms app link is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.biorhythms. The BioRhythms’ APK is app.biorhythms-1.apk.
Create a backup of the chosen APK by copying it to the phone’s SD Card.
After creating a backup, long tap on the APK file and a menu will appear. Choose Cut. A blue arrow will appear at the bottom of the screen.
Go back to the main menu and navigate to /system/app/.
Drag the little arrow at the bottom of the screen. It will bring up the icon of the APK file.
Tap the APK file and it will be transferred to /system/app/.
Find the APK file in /system/app/. Press and hold it and a menu will appear.
Select Properties on the menu. The dialog properties will show up.
Tap Change and it will show the permissions dialog box.
Check the boxes for the following permissions in the dialog box:
- User: Read and Write
- Group: Read
- Other: Read
Select OK once the required settings have been made.
Reboot your device.

You app is now saved as a system app.

Installing a System App via ADB

For this method, make sure that you have installed ADB (Android Debug Bridge) on your computer. You can get ADB by setting up the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) on your computer.

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Android File System And Directory Structure Explained

Last Updated: November 7, 2014

Most people are familiar with the file layout on Windows and are happy navigating the Windows file System.

Windows uses a drive letter for each physical drive or partition.e.g. C: drive

Note: A Physical drive will have at least 1 partition but can have more than one. This is true for both Windows and Android.

[outline style=”yellow”]What is a Disk Partition? – Disks can be subdivided into smaller disks called partitions. Partitions appear and can be used as if they were separate physical disks. [/outline]

If you insert a USB drive into your windows machine in shows up as a disk with an assigned drive letter.

Although windows shows a disk icon the disks could be partitions of a single physical disk.

Each disk partition has a root directory which contains files and folders (directories).

The root of the C drive is C:\ and of the F drive is F:\ etc

Android File System Structure

Android uses the Linux file system structure which has a single root .

The diagram below shows the structure

The system partitions and directories are protected and unless your device is rooted you don’t normally have access to these although some file managers will display them.

Physical disks and partitions appear under the root as a directories , and do not have a drive letter as in Windows.

Android doesn’t normally come with a default file manager, and so you will need to install a file manager App like Astro file manager, to locate and manage files and folders.

The sdcard and ext-sdcard Partitions

The sdcard partition is the main storage area for user data and files. It also contains App settings and data.

The sdcard partition exists even though you may not have an external sd card.

It is the internal partition.

If you open the sdcard directory you will see something like this:

Note: partial listing only

These files and directories contain your pictures,films,downloads etc as well as App data and settings.

You can view these files from your PC by connecting your device to a PC using a USB cable.

The ext-sdcard partition will only be visible if your device supports external storage, usually using a microSD slot.

External sd cards use either the FAT,FAT32 or exFAT file system formats.

Most devices support FAT and FAT32, but support for exFAT is limited.

The choice of file system is governed by the partition size as follows:

Card Type

Card Type File System

Max Capacity

SD FAT 2GB SDHC FAT32 32GB see Note SDXC exFAT 2TB

Note: Windows format size limit of 32GB. Can be larger but need to format using external tools. Windows XP could fomat FAT32 Volumes upto 128 GB

Android File Associations

Just as with other operating systems like Windows, Android will use an App to open a particular file type,denoted by the extension.

For example if you try to open a pdf file it will normally use Adobe reader (if installed) to open the file.

To open a file you will normally need to located the file using a file manager.

Just press the file to open it.

If the file type doesn’t already have an App associated with it you should be prompted to choose between the available Apps.

The option to always use that App sets it as the default App for that file type.

If you set it as the default App you will not be prompted again unless you remove the association.

To remove an association you need to remove it from the App itself.

So if the pdf files open with adobe reader and you want to change that:

Go to Settings>Apps>Select Adobe reader,
Then go to the Launch by default section
and Clear defaults

The next time you try to open a pdf file you will be promoted to choose an App.

Android File Managers

If you search the Google play store you will find many file managers.

Which App is the most suitable depends on what you want to do. You should bear in mind that more features/functionality isn’t always better.

File managers like ESF have lots of functionality including:

Built in FTP client
Task Manager
Cloud storage client
etc

However for many this is a bit of an overkill, and so you might consider installing one of the simpler file managers like file manager and Astro file manager.

File Downloads

When you download a file using Google chrome or another browser App the file it is stored in the download directory.

You can access the directory contents through a shortcut in the Apps folder (if provided).

You can also use a file manager to locate it the folder called download. It is under your primary storage (called sdcard)

Summary

Android uses the Linux File and Directory Structure which consists of a single root.

All drives and partitions are displayed as directories in this tree like structure.

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