Termux-packages: Adding repositories (sources.list) and archives error

[Auxilus]

I wanted to get some packages like hping .So I added a Debian repositories along with deb-src..
But the command apt-get update is just ignores it and gives me some errors...(I was installing aarch64 )
Please help me ....
Thanks

[Neo-Oli]

There is no way to make normal Debian packages work in Termux. Termux' packages are specifically patched, compiled and most importantly, prefixed (/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin as opposed to /bin) for Android.

[Auxilus]

So are there any plans of including hping hydra msfconsole to termux ??

[Neo-Oli]

First I've heard of them. You're welcome to open package requests for them. You can also use the build environment to package them yourself. Some packages are very easy to compile for Termux, others require a lot of patches. If you manage to build them you can contribute them to the repository.

[Auxilus]

How can I do it .? Is there any tutorials?
I'd absolutely love to do that

PS : I have knowledge in coding stuff...

[Neo-Oli]

There's a bit of a readme here: https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/blob/master/README.md
It boils down to:

1. clone this repository.
2. add a folder to ./packages
3. Write build.sh script (I'd suggest you look at a few of the easy ones like tty-clock
4. ./scripts/run-docker.sh ./build-package.sh <your package name>
5. add necessary patches (you'll mostly need to patch stuff in the makefile, like hard references to /bin/sh). >ou need to look at the error messages and fix stuff. Create patches (download source, git init, git add --all, git commit -m "0", make changes, git diff > ~/termux-packages/packages/yourpackage/<reasonable name>.patch
   Once it builds successfully it will have created a folder ./debs. You need to build for the arch of your android device.
6. Copy the corresponding <package>-version.deb over to your device and install it with dpkg -i <file>.deb
7. Test on device
8. Submit a pull request with your package folder to this repository.

[natebass]

@Auxilus Don't worry, I find it hard too :) It is a good opportunity to learn, @Neo-Oli's instructions are excellent. I might even try myself...