Android 4.0 - Java Emulator
A Java emulator that runs perfectly on Android 4.0. I guarantee it personally, you know. Those who trust me, please carefully follow the tutorial below.
★ First, the phone must be rooted. Don't think it will be easy to use Java without rooting, it's a lie ★
Download the zip file below to the SD card, then use ES File Explorer to find and extract it. You will get 3 .so files and 3 .apk installation files—3 Java apps and 1 Java system file. The Java system file is for phones that don't have this file in system/framework; if your phone already has it, just ignore it. In the ES File Explorer interface, press the phone's menu button to enter settings and set root to allowed. Then copy the 3 .so files to the root directory system/lib. After that, go to system/lib and find the .so files you just copied, check their properties, and change the permissions to rw-r--r-- (check read and write for the user, and read-only for group and others). Then install the 3 .apk files. (Note: LBE Security Master must be installed on the phone to enable the automatic defense function. It prevents crashes when running software in the Java emulator.) After all installations, first open LBE Security Master, it will automatically start the automatic defense, then keep it running in the background. Finally, enter the Java emulator and install the 3 Java apps extracted from the zip file. They should work online normally; if not, please enable data connection and disable all options that can block Java from connecting to the internet, such as the mobile manager's network firewall. Success achieved! No more words—good things are for sharing, don't forget to bump the post!
