Re: Getting Waydroid into Factory

["Sebastian Hörberg" <sebastian@cozycabin.se>]

Hi Jim,

I have been having a lot of instability from binder_linux, it crashes 
(as seen in dmesg), it causes audio to crackle in android from time to 
time and also straight-up system lockups. So I still think it is worth 
asking the kernel team for including the upstream binder module. :/

/Sebastian

On 2026-01-13 01:35, jimedrand@autistici.org wrote:
> On 2026-01-12 23:18, jimedrand@autistici.org wrote:
>
>>> I saw that you did some big updates on the repo. Just wanted to let 
>>> you know that it seems to break when updating:
>>>
>>> Resolving dependencies...
>>> Resolving package dependencies...
>>>
>>> Problem: 1: the to be installed waydroid-1.6.1-12.1.noarch requires 
>>> '(kmod(binder_linux.ko) if kernel)', but this requirement cannot be 
>>> provided
>>>  Solution 1: Following actions will be done:
>>>   deinstallation of kernel-default-6.18.3-9.1.g1198a45.x86_64
>>>   deinstallation of kernel-default-6.18.3-11.1.g16d7e52.x86_64
>>>   deinstallation of kernel-default-6.18.3-1.0.6.1.sr20251204.x86_64
>>>  Solution 2: do not install waydroid-1.6.1-12.1.noarch
>>>  Solution 3: break waydroid-1.6.1-12.1.noarch by ignoring some of 
>>> its dependencies
>>
>> Yeah, I am working to make the updates and adding the solution by 
>> making Shell script to manage the DKMS, since KMP approach aren't 
>> effective anymore. If you have idea, you can help me to tell which 
>> should I did for improving the packages before pulling into. I hope 
>> these solution will let them pull it without touching the kernel and 
>> utilise DKMS.
>>
>> I was doing the big update yesterday when I am in hospital for 
>> control at psychiatry and I am using hospital's public internet for 
>> working the updates. Just let me know when everything works at the 
>> upcoming updates (always refresh the repo during the updates).
>
> Also, now I am gonna upload the SRPMs (Source of RPMs) into my own 
> repo at https://codeberg.org/jimed-rand/waydroid-opensuse-sources 
> soon. So, feel free to contribute if you want to improve.
>
> Jim