Hi Matthew, It seems that you are using the legacy version of LISPmob for Android (LISPdroid). That version relies on kernel modules and it's complex to install. We are working on more user-friendly version of LISPmob for Andriod that is based on the latest LISPmob code and doesn't require kernel modules. Eventually we would like to provide an APK with this new version.
If you are familiar with Android development, you can get the newest (and testing) code from here: https://github.com/LISPmob/lispmob/tree/android If you want, we can provide you the binary of the daemon (lispd) based on this latest code, but I encourage you to wait for the full new Android release. We'll announce this release on [email protected]. Thanks! Alberto On 13 September 2013 15:03, Matthew Alexander <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm having trouble with LISPdroid on a Galaxy Nexus running 4.3 and am > wondering if someone can help me. > > Two issues popped up during installation: > 1) The sdcard is encrypted so I had to use TWRP for recovery mode and to > install superuser. > 2) /system wouldn't mount as RW under Android so I mounted it in recovery > mode and manually moved lispd, lispconf, lispmanager, and busybox to > /system/bin/, also setting appropriate permissions and ownership. I then > rebooted into Android and installed the package with adb install -r > ./lispmonApp.apk. > > I applied a configuration file and I'm at a point now where the LISPMon > app says LISP is not running. > > Running lispmanager in shell, I get: > shell@maguro:/sdcard $ su -c "lispmanager status" > > lispd: not running. > > shell@maguro:/sdcard $ su -c "lispmanager start" > > Starting lisp daemon > Sep 13 19:27:33 [INFO]: lispd is backgrounding... > Sep 13 19:27:33 [INFO]: done. Running as PID 3351 > > Sep 13 19:27:33 [INFO]: Initializing lispd timers... > Sep 13 19:27:33 [INFO]: Master wheel tick timer 0 set for 1 seconds > Sep 13 19:27:33 [FATAL]: lispd already running, please stop before > restarting. If this seems wrong remove /sdcard/lispd.lock. > lispd already running, please stop before restarting. > If this appears wrong, remove /sdcard/lispd.lock. > > shell@maguro:/sdcard $ ls /sdcard/lispd.lock > > /sdcard/lispd.lock: No such file or directory > > shell@maguro:/sdcard $ su -c "lispmanager install" > > insmod: can't open '/system/modules/lisp.ko' > > Any suggestions on what I can try next? > > Thanks, > Matt >
