Putting Linux on your Android device using debootstrap and chroot
Ok, so first thing first. You will need a few things done BEFORE you attempt this tutorial: A rooted android device of sorts with debugging enabled and busybox installed An sdcard to store the debian image on A Linux machine (or live cd) to prepare the debian system image ADB for remounting the system partition and pushing startup scripts A terminal application installed on your droid and about an hour of free time Lets get right into it open up a terminal, and make a directory that you will be storing all of the files and things we create for easy cleanup later. I called mine linux_on_android. change to that directory, all instructions from here on out will be relative to whatever directory you are currently residing in after this step. Next, we create an empty raw disk image, make a directory to mount it under, create a filesystem on the image, and mount it under our new mount point. Now lets change into our mnt directory, install debootstrap, and use it to install a base system into