`lunzip` isn't packaged for some distros, please use `lzip -d` instead
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Trying to integrate Open GApps into Android-x86, I'm getting the following error when I try to build:
vendor/google/build/config.mk:31: *** lunzip is not available. Please install it first ("sudo apt-get install lunzip"). Stop.
Some distros, including Void Linux which I use, do not package lunzip
but do package lzip
, I presume because lzip
already has a -d
option to decompress .lz
files.
Please consider using lzip -d
instead of lunzip
.
Ubuntu is the official recommended Linux distro for Androids builds. On other Linux distros YMMV. But, PR welcome :)
Also on Ubuntu lzip -d
is available if lzip itself installed, while lunzip
is only available if itself is installed. Maybe use an OR-statement to try either of the two?
I got past this by just installing the tar.gz from http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/lzip/lunzip/
after the make install it was where it was needed.
centos 7.4
PR is merged. closing.