An operating system running on top of the Linux kernel, targeting mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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How do I get most of my standard Linux utilities and commands on Android 3.1?
By standard, I mean just what users often get by default with one of the popular distros.
For example, uname, finger, vim, tmux, etc.
I have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Android version 3.1, already rooted)
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Linking /proc/mnt to /proc/mounts
I understand that /proc filesystem reflects the output of various processes. Unfortunately, I have a propietary (romdump) binary that expects the mount table to appear as /proc/mtd, while my Android ...
