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Let chmod work on folders bound into the guest - #347
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chmodon a file in a folder bound into the guest from the app's own storage is no longer ignored, so a script or binary written there can be made executable. elementary mobile binds/homethis way, and the Claude CLI installer failed on it.libproot.sois rebuilt from the vendored source with./build.shand NDK r26d (API 23, as before), and the README says how. elementary mobile ships the same binary (Update PRoot to match Local Desktop, and let chmod work in /home elementary-mobile#7).Tested on the Android 15 emulator: the Xfce desktop starts,
process_vm = yes, a script chmodded in/tmpruns, and pacman works.