Android SDK build-tools ship only x86_64 Linux binaries. On arm64 (rooted Android with Debian chroot, Raspberry Pi, other ARM64 SBCs), Box64 translates these via binfmt_misc -- making the entire toolchain transparent to any build system (Gradle, Bazel, Buck, or raw CLI).
After setup, no wrapper scripts, no box64 prefix, no build file changes needed. Just gradle assembleDebug and it works.
Gradle (JVM, native arm64)
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name: android-cli-apk-builder
description: Build Android APKs purely from the command line on arm64 (aarch64) without Android Studio or Gradle. Use when the user asks to build an APK manually, compile Android apps from CLI, set up a command-line Android build environment on arm64/aarch64, or mentions javac + aapt2 + d8 + apksigner workflow. Trigger keywords: build APK CLI, arm64 APK build, no Gradle, manual APK packaging, android build tools CLI, aapt2 box64.
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Build Android APKs from the command line on aarch64/arm64 Linux (e.g., Debian chroot on rooted Android, Raspberry Pi, other ARM64 SBCs) without Android Studio or Gradle.
| # How to Download & Audit Chrome Extensions | |
| ## Method 1: Direct CRX Download via API | |
| ```bash | |
| # Replace <EXTENSION_ID> with the target extension ID | |
| EXT_ID="<EXTENSION_ID>" | |
| curl -L -o extension.crx "https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx?response=redirect&prodversion=120.0.0.0&acceptformat=crx2,crx3&x=id%3D${EXT_ID}%26uc" | |
| # Extract (CRX v3 is a zip with a header) |
This document describes the JSON configuration file format for gost v2.12.0.
The configuration file is a JSON object with the following structure:
{