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I haven't myself tried(I don't have Nexus4) but what I have heard it works?

Link: http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showt...#entry57516932

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Originally Posted by BIBICHEKO
Installing Aliendalvik. Run Android apps
At one's own risk! For firmware based CM11
1. First, we need a very Aliendalvik and special package. a replacement script
Download( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B82...9naVVCTFE/view )
Download( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B82...o5WlBxN0k/view )

2. After downloading all of the components, we need to set Aliendalvik package.
This you can do via the terminal / SSH, connect to the device
Code:
devel-su 
  zypper in aliendalvik-1.0.46-1.armv7hl.rpm
Or just install .rpm package through the file manager. It can be found in Jolla Store

3. Thereafter, the script must be replaced in the system directory.
This you can do via the terminal / SSH, connect to the device
Code:
devel-su 
  systemctl stop aliendalvik 
  cp platform_extraenvsetup.sh /opt/alien/system/script/platform_extraenvsetup.sh 
  chmod + x /opt/alien/system/script/platform_extraenvsetup.sh 
  systemctl start aliendalvik
Now you can install APK application!
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Removing Aliendalvik. If suddenly you do not like something
These steps must!
1. First, we need to disable the aliendalvik
Code:
devel-su 
  systemctl disable aliendalvik
2. Reboot your device
3. Remove the package
Otherwise, when you delete a package is possible to remove system and user data from the use of "bind mounts"

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Russians ..:-) Is it restricted to Nexus 4? Let's try it.

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I tried it, it works but when you run some android app, the process com.android.phone often stop and show the warning.
 

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Originally Posted by kuba77 View Post
I tried it, it works but when you run some android app, the process com.android.phone often stop and show the warning.
Which device did you try it with?
 

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Originally Posted by mrsellout View Post
Which device did you try it with?
Jolla 1
Seriously ? the 'trick' is for Nexus 4
 

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Seriously ? the 'trick' is for Nexus 4
Well, kuba77 could have reponded to "Is it restricted to Nexus 4? Let's try it." – even if it's a unlikely.
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Well, kuba77 could have reponded to "Is it restricted to Nexus 4? Let's try it." – even if it's a unlikely.
Yes, not unlikely that it may work on other devices, but the scripts needs to be modified for sure.
 

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Originally Posted by nieldk View Post
Yes, not unlikely that it may work on other devices, but the scripts needs to be modified for sure.
Yeah, if it would install, I'd have thought that standard apps might work on other devices, but would start to fail with any that need to interact with any hardware.
 

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Yeah, if it would install, I'd have thought that standard apps might work on other devices, but would start to fail with any that need to interact with any hardware.
well, on OneplusX it installs, but doesnt immediately work.
 

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For oneplusx you may need some xxxxxx.MSM8974.so blobs.

On my Jolla 1 platform_extraenvsetup.sh script points to msm8909.so files.

#!/bin/bash
# Copyright 2013-2016 Myriad Group AG. All Rights Reserved.

####### 3D needs #########
EXTRA_FILES_3D="
lib/hw/gralloc.msm8909.so
"

####### CAMERA needs #########
EXTRA_FILES_CAMERA="
lib/hw/camera.msm8909.so
"

####### HW CODECS needs #########
EXTRA_FILES_HWCODEC="
etc/media_codecs.xml
etc/media_profiles.xml
etc/media_codecs_google_audio.xml
etc/media_codecs_google_telephony.xml
etc/media_codecs_google_video.xml
"

####### LINKING LOOP #########
NEEDED_EXTRA_FILES="
$EXTRA_FILES_3D
$EXTRA_FILES_CAMERA
$EXTRA_FILES_HWCODEC
"

for x in $NEEDED_EXTRA_FILES; do
target=/system_jolla/$x
link=$ANDROID_ROOT/${x/.msm8909./.default.}
ln -sf $target $link
done

# For camera socket
mkdir -p /data/misc
ln -s /data_jolla/misc/camera /data/misc/camera

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