I install the android port on android-x86, The jconsole work without
problem. But I found the ~user is not directly under /data but
several folders under app_jconsole. I think this is caused by 
2!:5'HOME' being pointnig to app_jconsole.  However 
echo '$HOME' in terminal gives /data as expected. Why the $HOME
reported differently?

2!:0 and 2:1 does not work.  on android 4.0 , the path of sh is at
/system/bin/sh  but the android port of libj.so seems still use
/bin/sh,  is this the reason of failure?  Or the real android
behaves differently?

Пнд, 19 Мар 2012, Michael Dykman писал(а):
> Several practical complaints have been raised about androids tightness
> around files permissions.
> 
> In what I hope will be an effective hit-it-with-a-hammer solution, I
> have added an option under Help, "Make Writable" which explicitly sets
> 0777 world-writable permissions on each and every file and directory
> in the j app directory.  I sincerely hope this improves visibility.
> Please let me know if you still have issues after it' use.
> 
> Here is a link to a mildly upgraded version, this link to the apk
> itself rather than the web page containing it.
> 
> https://github.com/mdykman/jconsole_for_android/blob/master/dist/j-console-1.0.1.apk?raw=true
> 
> This installation will leave your user files undisturbed nor will it
> overwrite your system files.  This will just update the Android
> binaries, providing system files only if not already present.
> 
>  - michael dykman
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