AEON node for your Android phone. This is aeond packaged in an Android App.
Make sure you enabled unknown sources in Android configuration (settings -> Security).
Then download the app in the release section.
If you want to build the app yourself, the first thing is to get AEON on https://github.com/aeonix/aeon, then build binaries for arm64-v8a and armeabi, and then replace the compiled aeond binary under res/raw.
res/raw/aeond32 is the arm 32 bit compiled daemon, and res/raw/aeon64 is the 64 bit one.
Then import and build with android studio.
A 64 bit processor with 6 Gb of storage is recommended to run on the mainnet blockchain.
When the node is synchronized and running, a wallet app can connect locally to check and process payements. Running a node locally is much safer than using a public node.
If you want to build this app for Monero, just replace aeon32 and aeon64 by there monero ones, and change ressources and name in MainActivity:copyBinaryFile. That's it!
If your phone gets pretty hot during synchronization, go to "settings" -> "Limit rate" and set a value around 50 kB/s. This will reduce CPU usage but will make synchronization slower....
** XMR ** 4AZSfpPFsLEgxpBVmNdoysYERDQiGu7daKB2WtWgKK1AGqeJBhRp4ZNjVPMARyoSpPb3WkGsQ7p5tKvKex9eJpFqRJQXvQZ
** AEON ** Wmsmmjtzk269mpmWm9CTC8DXDs9FZmKdrbFqm1gAmdFxJwEtsZU9PxDJDLYxtLsoSSjn6y6iXYcXVfgYSAGC5vrL13rDqUs4n
Highly appreciated.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.