Overload default Android HAL on Raspberry Pi 4
I am following instructions over here: https://emteria.com/kb/overload-android-hals - to overload a default Android HAL.
My device is:
- Raspberry Pi 4 with 8 GB RAM, 128 GB SD Card
- Emteria Android 14 (I also tried Emteria Android 13)
- I could perform the first step in the instruction by opening the SD Card on my Windows 11 PC, which opened the boot folder, to extend the cmdline.txt at the boot partition. Other partitions are not readable on this Windows 11 PC.
- But when I insert the SD Card back into the Raspberry Pi 4 and boot it up (step 3), I am unable to write to the /odm/lib64/hw folder via 'adb push' (step 4) because /odm is not writable.
- 'adb root' followed by 'adb remount' don't work with Emteria Android because adb complaints about not being able to run root on production builds.
- I can only connect to Raspberry Pi via adb WiFi, because it looks like connecting over adb USB is not supported on Raspberry Pi at all.
Therefore, either the instruction page does not mention what Android versions or builds such an approach works, or am I missing something in how to write to the read-only odm partition?
Thank you very much in advance for any advice.
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