Wanna Hack something with your Mobile ?
No you can't hack anything, I was just kidding hehe, Let's get into the topic.
What is Kali NetHunter?
The Kali Linux NetHunter project is the first Open Source Android penetration testing platform for Nexus devices, created as a joint effort between the Kali community member “BinkyBear” and Offensive Security. NetHunter supports Wireless 802.11 frame injection, one-click MANA Evil Access Point setups, HID keyboard (Teensy like attacks), as well as BadUSB MITM attacks – and is built upon the sturdy shoulders of the Kali Linux distribution and toolsets.
for more info visit https://www.kali.org/kali-linux-nethunter/
Right now it's only official for Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 7, Nexus 9, Nexus 10 or OnePlus One. So I just made a Unofficial one for our P2. Let's start....
Prerequisite:
¥ Root access.
¥ 100 to 500 mb minimum free storage according to your Chroot preference.
¥ Terminal emulator
¥ Meefik Busybox
Installation Procedure:
# Install Meefik busybox
# Download the zip file from the link below and extract it to internal storage
# Open Terminal emulator app and type su and grant root access
# Now type" sh /sdcard/install_nh/nethunter.sh"
# Now wait for installation process to complete [11 success]
# Now the nethunter app will open automatically
# Don't do anything or touch anything [1 or 2,3 mins]
# Wait until the app closes automatically and shows "Done"
# Now type "exit" in the Terminal emulator app, it will close it.
# Open the NetHunter app and install Chroot [full recommended ~400mb]
# After install Chroot Full go the Terminal and type "apt-get update" and after that "apt-get upgrade".
# In case you install Chroot minimal type "apt-get install kali-linux-nethunter" then type "apt-get update" and finally "apt-get upgrade" .
# Or you could install manually each desired package after installing minimal Chroot if you don't want all the NetHunter package
# You are done, Have fun
Disclaimer:
I'm not responsible for any harm you make to your device, Proceed at your own Risk. Hit like if you like my work.
Download link:
https://mega.nz/#!5bZBEDgB!5RbIvQeXLUHM_S7qDa-YE8J0UJWfRLAFezfFzmts_z8
Credits
Offensive security team
Source
https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter
Thread closed cuz Chroot server seems to be down all time. Thread will be open once chroot server is up.
Thanks bro..
For making I am waiting for so long..
And u made it.. :good:
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Link not working
Shreyash01 said:
Thanks bro..
For making I am waiting for so long..
And u made it.. :good:
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My Pleasure, Have fun ✌
Shreyash01 said:
Thanks bro..
For making I am waiting for so long..
And u made it.. :good:
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I will check it out now. I too got the error, I will upload it to mega and share the link.
Shreyash01 said:
Thanks bro..
For making I am waiting for so long..
And u made it.. :good:
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updated link
https://mega.nz/#!5bZBEDgB!5RbIvQeXLUHM_S7qDa-YE8J0UJWfRLAFezfFzmts_z8
Its showing error while installing chroot
Shreyash01 said:
Its showing error while installing chroot
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I guess your network speed is slow, try again later with high speed network connection.
Same error for me. With lte and with wifi
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I will try installing from here...
https://build.nethunter.com
iniro said:
Same error for me. With lte and with wifi
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I will try installing from here...
https://build.nethunter.com
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only reason can be server down or network speed slow. that's great try it.
Chroot not downloading..
I tried from data and WiFi..
Shreyash01 said:
Chroot not downloading..
I tried from data and WiFi..
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not sure with what is causing this error.
Can u provide chroot link
Shreyash01 said:
Can u provide chroot link
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I don't have any link for downloading chroot, I made it with the NetHunter app itself.
Chroot is not downloading so is there any way to uninstall all Kali files
Shreyash01 said:
Chroot is not downloading so is there any way to uninstall all Kali files
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Uninstall the app one by one (kali nethunter apps)✌
Attention guys,
Request any app, theme or Mod thread moved to guides and discussion page.
F U C K Y O U A L L said:
**** hack
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Thread will be closed cuz Chroot server seems to be down all time. Thread will be open once chroot server is up.
Thread closed as per OP request
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Hi Guys,
This is for US version with ATT
I am starting an attempt to build from AOSP source and I will post as much as possible the complete process for people who wish to do the same. I have never compiled for ATRIX before, and I am sure I will need a lot of help from the community.
I have started my process by first Installing a fresh copy of linux mint 12,
I will give the list of packages install and the directory setup, I will keep my folder in the home directory so the commands I use are portable and probably help make a script in the end , for compile from scratch to the *.img files ready for installation via fast boot.
I am open to suggestions and criticism
Reserved for the main TUT
Lets start by installing all tools that may be needed to build the source including apps
Install an good IDE which also supports android-sdk
Code:
sudo apt-get install eclipse-cdt
1) Install SDK
Install the SDK with api for 2.3.3 and 4.0 if you wish to update to ice cream sandwich, which I plan to soon try after first sucessful compile for 2.3.3
follow instructions here
http://developer.android.com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html#installing
2)Initialize Build Environment
Code:
sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner"
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
Code:
sudo apt-get install git-core gnupg flex bison gperf build-essential \
zip curl zlib1g-dev libc6-dev libncurses5-dev x11proto-core-dev \
libx11-dev libreadline6-dev libgl1-mesa-dev tofrodos python-markdown \
libxml2-utils libsdl-dev libesd0-dev libwxgtk2.6-dev
3)Install CodeSoucery compiler for arm-linux-eabi
Download the IA32-GNU/Linux installer from here
go to the download folder in command prompt and set executable permissions for it
Code:
chmod +x arm-2011.03-41-arm-none-linux-gnueabi.bin
Install it with all default options
4) Get Kernel Source for ATRIX from
here
Unzip code in a folder in home directory , a folder named kernel-tegra is created
5) Get config file from an ATT atrix with stock kernel
Connet phone switch on debugging from settings
Assuming android sdk installed under home folder.
Code:
cd ~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools/
./adb pull /proc/config.gz
mv config.gz ~/kernel-tegra/
cd ~/kernel-tegra/
gunzip config.gz
cp -a config .config
6) Lets Compile the Kernel
Start with setting the compiler flags
Code:
cd ~/kernel-tegra
export ARCH=arm
export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi-
make oldconfig
make zImage
make modules
and we have a compiled kernel, now we need to packit and upload it to the phone! Working on it now
Is this the right forum mate..?
whats an atria? herp a derp
So where do I start this, do I go to main android developement thread in the forum?
Sorry atrix, auto correction sucks
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I'm 15 with only.visual basic programming ... if I can help please shoot me a pm
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lol..take a look at the cm wiki if you need help compiling. There's plenty of guides and tutorials out there
I tried reading those guides but they are highly customized about CM7 code and rely on scripts. M y aim here is to start with google source apply motorola patches update to a working repo on google code and update to ICS. To be generic so anyone can use it for any platform as a guide and know what files are to be modified, I am going to mention in detail about all files modified, all drivers that were added and if possible explain changes in each file , reason and what needs to be changed. If I could find that documentation it would be great but I couldn't!
Also cm7 doesn't have a official repo for ATRIX.
I'm interested for this tutorial. So be kind to continue please. Its nice to gain more knowledge and if it is step by step its even better !
Thank you !
This certainly looks interesting, I think might get linux running in a virtual machine and try it myself. Ice cream sandwich would be a very good thing to get working from this, but to build it from source, you need the source for tegra from nvidia for sure, and maybe code from motorola, I am right?
Even if that's not possible, a guide for building a android aosp rom for the atrix sounds awesome, keep posting.
Ya you do need source from motorola for the kernel, but any device running ICS on tegra2 should help with the kernel, and I don't think the kernel version has changed in ICS it is still 2.6.xx, cause I haven't read anywhere about the change. Also if kernel is the same the drivers are almost the same, so I am guessing main framework and UI changes are a big part, which happen to be quite independent of hardware!
aditya_g8 said:
Ya you do need source from motorola for the kernel, but any device running ICS on tegra2 should help with the kernel, and I don't think the kernel version has changed in ICS it is still 2.6.xx, cause I haven't read anywhere about the change. Also if kernel is the same the drivers are almost the same, so I am guessing main framework and UI changes are a big part, which happen to be quite independent of hardware!
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I read somewhere that they were going to start using 3.x kernel, but the sdk says its running 2.6.29, and the kernel might not be updated for some time since its not part of the main linux kernel repository anymore.
Is Spotify really necessary???
WTF is this? I hope you prove me wrong but you have noob written all over you. First you misspell Atrix then you misspell Olympus. You write a guide on how to install Spotify. You don't even specify what you're trying to compile. Kernel? AOSP? CM7?
yeahmann said:
WTF is this? I hope you prove me wrong but you have noob written all over you. First you misspell Atrix then you misspell Olympus. You write a guide on how to install Spotify. You don't even specify what you're trying to compile. Kernel? AOSP? CM7?
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Hey I am new to this, but I am trying to work thing out. I am hardware guy with very less programming experience. I want to write a guide from a noob perspective, which is which is why I started. More than a guide this is a log of things I am doing to get my AOSP and kernel compiled. I wish to then start with ICS, I know it is a long shot but worth a try!
When I am done with it completely say 2.3.3 I will clean up my posts and make sure no errors exists
Guys let the dude try at least ...everyone is a n00b at sometime or the other ...he is trying to learn so motivate him ...
lol..install spotify..sdk..eclipse ide..
lol
Neither 3 of those have anything to do with building..you obviously haven't read the cm wiki yet. theres nothing about scripts there...It gives you the commands to run to get all the tools necessary, & Instructions on how to build.
Jussayin..the way you're going, is headed in the wrong direction even for a noob
jasonyump said:
Jussayin..the way you're going, is headed in the wrong direction even for a noob
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I agree with that , guess some dev needs to point him to the right direction ...
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Dont know if this will help, but a long time ago, i compiled a kernel for my spica and here are the steps ...
http://forum.samdroid.net/f28/setup-kernel-build-environment-using-virtualbox-windows-7-64-bit-4007/
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here is another link which might help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1188298
munchy_cool said:
I agree with that , guess some dev needs to point him to the right direction ...
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Dont know if this will help, but a long time ago, i compiled a kernel for my spica and here are the steps ...
http://forum.samdroid.net/f28/setup-kernel-build-environment-using-virtualbox-windows-7-64-bit-4007/
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here is another link which might help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1188298
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Thanks guys, I will read through them links and will learn. I am open to learning and sorry for the script part , I read a forum where CM7 compile was done with a automated script file which said official and I thought that was it.
Hi guys I have compiled the kernel and have a zImage, I wish to pack and upload it and test it before I can confirm it is working. Thanks for the help again guys! And I got rid of spotify I see people are much more critical than I thought! I was hoping for a little more help as a friendly forum!
Thanks a lot munchy_cool
aditya_g8 said:
Hi guys I have compiled the kernel and have a zImage, I wish to pack and upload it and test it before I can confirm it is working. Thanks for the help again guys! And I got rid of spotify I see people are much more critical than I thought! I was hoping for a little more help as a friendly forum!
Thanks a lot munchy_cool
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I wasn't trying to be critical, I was just wondering why you had it on there.
It's not the desktop Ubuntu I'm talking about, but Ubuntu for tablets which got unveiled a few days ago just got released on the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10! Along with it Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 4 got Ubuntu for Phone preview today.
Official Guide for Installation Process(Needs desktop linux environment) - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install
Download(Official link) - http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/quantal/mwc-demo/
Flash grouper zips from TWRP to install, flashing ubuntu recovery can be skipped.
Like every dev preview, this also has got some bugs-
Runs in portrait mode by default. (no side stage)
Camera, video decoding and audio output do not function.
Greeter screen is misaligned.
No multi-user login.
Can't install this right now as I don't have a Linux machine nearby, will update soon if I get a machine and time! If you install it, please do post here!
For more information on the release and Release Notes - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes
For more information on Ubuntu for tablets and its features - http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/tablet
can someone post the .img files? im on windows
lamaboy99 said:
can someone post the .img files? im on windows
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It will be very nice if someone do that! I'll try to get it by tomorrow or day after tomorrow though, if no one posts...
yeah i would love to run this but again windows blows
found it ill upload them when they are done uploading and put together a guide for the other windows users
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/quantal/mwc-demo/
Get the images here.
How to here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159291
yeah i got it ill be making a guide on how to do flash for windows
I have the files and I can upload them later if nobody does. My upload speed at work is grotesque to say the least. Here is a list of the files though:
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-a--- 2/20/2013 9:54 PM 5130240 quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+grouper.img
-a--- 2/20/2013 10:04 PM 78 quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+grouper.img.md5sum
-a--- 2/20/2013 8:41 PM 504219641 quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip
-a--- 2/20/2013 8:41 PM 73 quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip.md5sum
-a--- 2/20/2013 10:04 PM 6787072 quantal-preinstalled-recovery-armel+grouper.img
-a--- 2/20/2013 10:04 PM 82 quantal-preinstalled-recovery-armel+grouper.img.md5sum
-a--- 2/20/2013 10:04 PM 94526512 quantal-preinstalled-system-armel+grouper.img
-a--- 2/20/2013 10:04 PM 80 quantal-preinstalled-system-armel+grouper.img.md5sum
It's copying the zip file to the root of the sdcard. I'm following the instruction on this page to the letter and so it is actually hiding everything behind a little program/script called phablet-flash.
swimdude1120 said:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/quantal/mwc-demo/
Get the images here.
How to here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159291
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Well great! Adding the link to OP. Also the official how-to is here - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install
Will be interesting to try and get it working on Multirom..
PulseDroid said:
Will be interesting to try and get it working on Multirom..
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I tried and failed Just get a black screen at the moment.
Gonna keep going at it though!
Why in the world are they working on 13.04 but release the touch of 12.10! I'm so confused
bigdog_nick said:
Why in the world are they working on 13.04 but release the touch of 12.10!
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Typical Ubuntu user.
r00t4rd3d said:
Typical Ubuntu user.
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i think he has a valid point - 13.04 is significantly peppier than 12.10.
Re: Ubuntu for Tablets for Nexus 7 Released! [Official Dev Preview]
I want to try this but first can someone post or link me to a way to fully backup and restore my current rom afterwards?
Thanks a bunch.
Edit: Is it possible to backup with rom manager, later flash stock again and restore? Which partition does ubuntu tablet mess with?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
Re: Ubuntu for Tablets for Nexus 7 Released! [Official Dev Preview]
bigdog_nick said:
Why in the world are they working on 13.04 but release the touch of 12.10! I'm so confused
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I'm guessing 12.10 is more stable. Newer isn't always necessarily better.
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risking a dumb question here, but can the touch preview be installed on Tilapia? it says Grouper, but then it says Nakasi OR Nakasig, should you want to restore Android. but there are no images for Tilapia, only Grouper. I know 3G probably wouldn't work, and that's fine..
Giving it ago
Cheers for the heads up downloading it on my nexus as i type
seems to be hanging in terminal with this quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+grouper.img: OK
Pushing /home/shaun/Downloads/phablet-flash/95/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip to /sdcard/autodeploy.zip
how long should it take ;-/
elsworth1983 said:
Cheers for the heads up downloading it on my nexus as i type
seems to be hanging in terminal with this quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+grouper.img: OK
Pushing /home/shaun/Downloads/phablet-flash/95/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip to /sdcard/autodeploy.zip
how long should it take ;-/
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I'm sittin there myself...wondering if it will reboot it or if is should...
Any progress so far?
EDIT nvm there we go
When it says that the Nexus 7 defaults to portrait mode, does it mean that that is all that is available? Or can it be changed to landscape? The main reason I want this is to try out sidestage.
Has anyone tried this out on the 3G version yet?
I have been using custom roms on my Nexus 6 for a while now, but really want to try to develop my own. I have some programming experience, but would like to know if anyone has any guides on how to get started. I would mainly like it to be for my personal use, with only the features I need. I would like it to be AOSP based too. If anyone could offer any help it would be much appreciated.
Learn to build AOSP for your phone first, and how to use git, then go from there.
Sent from my Nexus 6
@wilder_mason
1st, get a Linux computer if you don't already have one.
2nd, go here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2974055
cam30era said:
@wilder_mason
1st, get a Linux computer if you don't already have one.
2nd, go here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2974055
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Thanks. I am installing ubuntu right now.
The hardest part is troubleshooting a build failure. You can find step-by-step instructions on the internet, but going through logs and troubleshooting is a PITA. You have to start somewhere and going through the troubleshooting process will give you loads of experience. I've seen people progress very fast once they get their feet wet. Good luck :good:
wilder_mason said:
Thanks. I am installing ubuntu right now.
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Many of us prefer Linux Mint. Close to Windows and stable. There are many good tuts for building from source. Look for tuts from Scrosler, FHEM and Syko. They all enter twined and and do tuts for N6.
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I dual boot Mint and Win 10. No problems even after upgrade from Win 8.1 to Win 10.
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FHEM also has a tut I think for building your own GIT.
prdog1 said:
Many of us prefer Linux Mint. Close to Windows and stable. There are many good tuts for building from source. Look for tuts from Scrosler, FHEM and Syko. They all enter twined and and do tuts for N6.
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I dual boot Mint and Win 10. No problems even after upgrade from Win 8.1 to Win 10.
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FHEM also has a tut I think for building your own GIT.
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I went from Ubuntu to Mint. I think I prefer Ubuntu. In fact Mint makes me want to buy a new laptop and stick windows on it.
danarama said:
I went from Ubuntu to Mint. I think I prefer Ubuntu. In fact Mint makes me want to buy a new laptop and stick windows on it.
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Using to build roms and kernels we found Mint to be more stable. Been running it for months. Had to rebuild Ubuntu every few days. Lol
prdog1 said:
Using to build roms and kernels we found Mint to be more stable. Been running it for months. Had to rebuild Ubuntu every few days. Lol
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Never had an issue building on Ubuntu at all. Built on many versions since Gingerbread. I never set mint up as a build environment. Mint is basically Ubuntu anyway so they should build identically. But I find Mint unstable in everyday use. Particularly the use of browsers
The private beta for the Linux on Beta just opened.
Started this thread so we could post about the app in one thread.
I got the email to download the app and then it sent me to the Play Store where it said the app was not available probably because I wasn't given access to it. I don't know if they prematurely sent out the download notices.
bogdi1988 said:
I got the email to download the app and then it sent me to the Play Store where it said the app was not available probably because I wasn't given access to it. I don't know if they prematurely sent out the download notices.
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The link I got sent me to the beta registration page online so I could become a beta tester then it linked to the play store.
I've attached the APK, not sure if it will work unless you're part of the beta but it's worth a try.
https://webview.linuxondex.com
There's the site that has the special Ubuntu release for use within the app.
Sent from my SM-N960U1 using XDA Labs
Looks like the download is finally active!
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They just took a while to turn on the beta program
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Edit: interesting, if you're not on ARJ5 it won't work.
Is the app crashing for anyone, when you try to open it in DeX mode?
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Is the app crashing for anyone, when you try to open it in DeX mode?
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Yep , I had to disable DeX Labs and DeX developer mode. Dunno if disabling either of them would have been enough.
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So it is indeed a container. Pid 1 is a bash shell. Graphics is done via VNC, so slow and unaccelerated. I guess that's the reason Unity was disabled and it boots to "classic" Gnome (with gnome-panel). Audio appears to work out of the box.
The image appears to be a bit dirty... there's plenty of orphaned packages, changes to /etc not reflected anywhere else, unpackaged files, and a strange "lod_daemon" whose purpose I couldn't guess. But I assume loading up other distros is not entirely out of the question.
Any luck getting the custom Ubuntu package to download. Mine either goes super slowly or quits before it even gets halfway
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Yep , I had to disable DeX Labs and DeX developer mode. Dunno if disabling either of them would have been enough.
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I had everything disabled, but the DeX developer mode. I totally forgot about that option, anyway turning that off fixed it. You have my thanks.
For what I needed (Visual studio code and dev tools in chrome/chromium) this container will do just fine, but it is really slugish and I mean it. Without GPU acceleration it feels like a computers from a couple of decades ago. I think that people will be disappointed, because they expect to do everyday stuff with Linux on DeX and it just not gonna happen. But personally very happy to have the option.
Password for dextop?
Did anyone figure out what password for dextop is? I never set one and it asking for it when I try to install a package through the terminal
When it downloads the container image, is it an installer ISO? Meaning would we be able to install a different OS in the container?
alec66317 said:
Did anyone figure out what password for dextop is? I never set one and it asking for it when I try to install a package through the terminal
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"secret". Without the quotes. As mentioned on the Linux On Dex website ;P
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unknownbeing said:
When it downloads the container image, is it an installer ISO? Meaning would we be able to install a different OS in the container?
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It's an ext4 image, and no; no different OSes. This is just a Linux container, there is no virtual machine involved. (Nor emulation). So you could do other Linux distros, but no other OSes.
alec66317 said:
Did anyone figure out what password for dextop is? I never set one and it asking for it when I try to install a package through the terminal
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The password is "secret"
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javispedro said:
"secret". Without the quotes. As mentioned on the Linux On Dex website ;P
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It's an ext4 image, and no; no different OSes. This is just a Linux container, there is no virtual machine involved. (Nor emulation). So you could do other Linux distros, but no other OSes.
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Hm, so theoretically I could image a red hat (just an example) install and load it into this?
unknownbeing said:
Hm, so theoretically I could image a red hat (just an example) install and load it into this?
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An ARM aarch64 redhat install, yes ...
Possibly needing a bit of selinux relabeling, plus whatever this lod_server thing is doing.
javispedro said:
An ARM aarch64 redhat install, yes ...
Possibly needing a bit of selinux relabeling, plus whatever this lod_server thing is doing.
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I'd be very interested to see if we can get the ARM build of Windows running on this thing
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I'd be very interested to see if we can get the ARM build of Windows running on this thing
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No other OSes are possible. This is not a virtual machine.
Envoyé de mon SM-N960F en utilisant Tapatalk
Is it possible to use KVM on this container? How about removing SELinux and compiling Kernel with KVM support? (The Exynos 8890 platform natively supports KVM)
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@javispedro Can you compile Kernel with KVM support?
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javispedro said:
No other OSes are possible. This is not a virtual machine.
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KVM is amazing on GNU/Linux
When I open the app I just get a message to "Update your software" "Linux on DeX requires your device to have the latest software to support some features."
Sure would be nice if it mentioned which software it wants updated. Anybody else getting this?
Has anyone tried this with a keyboard and mouse or HP Elite X3 lapdock? For some reason my backspace keys not working properly and only responds after multiple presses.
I'm on pie and I keep getting this message. Not sure what I'm doing wrong? Also, it keeps telling me to put the image in "/Internal Storage/LoD/" but whenever I do, it then tells me that I can't already have an LoD folder, so either way I get some sort of an error.
maxnik1 said:
I had everything disabled, but the DeX developer mode. I totally forgot about that option, anyway turning that off fixed it. You have my thanks.
For what I needed (Visual studio code and dev tools in chrome/chromium) this container will do just fine, but it is really slugish and I mean it. Without GPU acceleration it feels like a computers from a couple of decades ago. I think that people will be disappointed, because they expect to do everyday stuff with Linux on DeX and it just not gonna happen. But personally very happy to have the option.
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I really like the option, but without GPU acceleration it's kind difficult for me.
I use my Note 9 as my main computer and I really like to have Linux. Its amazing to have the ''real'' chrome with the extensions...but its reaaaally slow.
Hope samsung can ''fix'' that.
Edit: but at the same time, its amazing have linux inside my phone...
dex still running even when I'm on linux. I can minimize and go back to Dex any time.
Android Q hidden settings enablerCreated by @kingbri
Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you flash this and make your phone into a brick, blow it up, create nuclear war, etc. You are flashing this at your own risk (However, it's very likely this won't happen)
This is a simple magisk module that adds a script to your /system/bin directory
What it does: Shows android Q hidden settings for well-known features (example: Dark mode)
Current features:
Android Q dark theme (system-wide and app-forced)
Navigation bar tweaks (Removed back button and new Q quick switching mechanism)
How to use:
ADB
Enter an adb shell
enter the command "qmod"
Follow the instructions
On-phone
open terminal emulator
su
enter the command "qmod"
follow the instructions
You can also use this without root!Just grab the script by running this command:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/q_master/system/bin/qmod > /sdcard/qmod
and follow the steps
Steps:
Push the file to /sdcard
Enter an adb shell
cd to sdcard
chmod 0775 qmod
type "sh qmod"
follow the script
Downloads (for pixel 3): https://github.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/blob/q_master/system/bin/qmod
If you want to ask questions, here's the contact group for my work: t.me/KingDevel
Credits: MishaalRahman (for getting all his journal posts), paphonb (for the debug_pixel launcher), and anyone else who figured out these tweaks/were behind-the-scenes for this stuff.
Please put any hidden android Q features that you find in here (With the code or it won't be accepted) or open an issue on github along with the code necessary to enable that feature.
For Pixel 3 and 3XL users
Google screwed ya again... You don't have root.
Please follow the non-root guide. Both the script and the magisk mod are updated at the same time, so you aren't missing anything.
Just download from github (or whatever client you use)
Boi... This is mine
kingbri said:
Boi... This is mine
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Legend!
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I just need a custom kernel
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I just need a custom kernel
Golf c said:
Legend!
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I just need a custom kernel
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I just need a custom kernel
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There are many out there, not sure which ones support Q. Kernel assisted SU will give you root if you decide to try your luck at building. But it will break safetynet and it is way too vulnerable. I got rid of it on my own kernel as soon as magisk came out
Best thing would be if someone could figure out how to inject an su binary for a su command line
Magisk mods belong in the Themes, Apps, and Mods section if I'm not mistaken
Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk
Android Q is going to be rooted for this device soon
https://mobile.twitter.com/topjohnwu/status/1107169868669956096
Get ready for awesomeness!
kingbri said:
Android Q is going to be rooted for this device soon
https://mobile.twitter.com/topjohnwu/status/1107169868669956096
Get ready for awesomeness!
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So if that happens will twrp work for Q as well?
Jiggs82 said:
So if that happens will twrp work for Q as well?
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TWRP should work for Q without root. It's a recovery. IDK about pixel 3's though, I have a Pixel 1 XL
Update! (v1.3)
Changelog (In github releases branch under "Add v1.3 commit"):
-Add iphone-style gestures
-Fix some missing stuff
-Add more documentation
-Add keycheck and a few options in installer
(Circumvents system not mounting)
iPhone style gestures and forcing apps to use dark theme are Magisk Module/root only, so pixel 3 cannot have it just yet (hopefully in a day or 2).
The downloads (for pixel 3) are located here: https://github.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/blob/q_master/system/bin/qmod
Please follow the non-root instructions in the OP
To contact me on Telegram, I am located here: t.me/KingDevel
Noob question here is the file to flash in magisk?
This is for 3 xl as well right?
I also can't seem to download the script.
Nevermind, figured it out. ?
Update! (v1.4)
Changelog (In github q_master branch under "Add v1.3 commit"):
-Improve iphone-like gestures documentation
-Update github documentation to use a curl command
The new curl command is in the OP, just run it in a terminal
Please follow the non-root instructions in the OP
To contact me on Telegram, I am located here: t.me/KingDevel
Is it just me? Or does this make my AOD super bright
Has anyone tried this using the non root adb version?
Don't know if I'm doing something wrong or not, but just can't get it to work.
Gordietm said:
Has anyone tried this using the non root adb version?
Don't know if I'm doing something wrong or not, but just can't get it to work.
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explain the problem in detail and put the script here
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explain the problem in detail and put the script here
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I followed the steps for the non root version, I'm on a crosshatch.
But nothing happens, there is no developers option in the launcher settings.
This is the script.