Is there any way to install linux on Athena? I know that they have ported linux to Universal.
preternatural said:
Is there any way to install linux on Athena? I know that they have ported linux to Universal.
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Linux on Athena is not yet ready for the general use.
Athena has better hardware (ATI), but some parts of it are undocumented
so additional work is needed.
cr2 said:
Linux on Athena is not yet ready for the general use.
Athena has better hardware (ATI), but some parts of it are undocumented
so additional work is needed.
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I'd like OS2008.
Might make me keep my Athena.
leoni1980 said:
I'd like OS2008.
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It's just a gui on top of the kernel. I'm more concerned about the
kernel drivers now. Bolting on the gui is not that difficult after that.
I'm interested in this prospect... would the linux kernel keep the Athena's telephony intact or would it turn it into a phone-less palmtop pc...?
toastedlogic said:
I'm interested in this prospect... would the linux kernel keep the Athena's telephony intact or would it turn it into a phone-less palmtop pc...?
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Athena uses DPRAM to communicate with the qualcomm phone
chip, so it's more complicated to support it than just a serial port on Universal.
On the other hand, the DPRAM on Blueangel is supported for GPRS data,
so the code can be reused on Athena.
Interesting topic....and for those of us frustrated with MS bloatware methinks a better way of using that CPU.
A quick google suggests this might need a different name - Athena Linux is a repackaged RedHat distro...
//copperwave
I would like to see in my Athena Google's Android OS or even the Xandros Linux OS coming with the new ASUS EEE PC.
I saw both on Youtube videos and looks great to me.
For the case of Xandros you have online demos:
http://www.honeypothack.com/eee/internet.htm -> whole system demo
http://paulmaddox.net/eeeweb.html -> demo of the browser
About Android there are videos in Youtube and a emulator can be downloaded.
Best Regards,
mahjong
P.S.: By the time I'm writing this I just found gOS from Google too:
http://www.thinkgos.com/
copperwave said:
A quick google suggests this might need a different name - Athena Linux is a repackaged RedHat distro...
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It's HTC Athena Linux
mahjong said:
I would like to see in my Athena Google's Android OS
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Android is not really an OS in itself, it's some java stuff running on
top of linux. As i've already said, porting/writing device drivers
is the real task, everything else is really marginal.
toastedlogic said:
would the linux kernel keep the Athena's telephony intact or would it turn it into a phone-less palmtop pc...?
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Here is a screenshot linux+Qtopia4 runs off the USB stick.
cr2 said:
Here is a screenshot linux+Qtopia4 runs off the USB stick.
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nice. linux i believe is on the list of the athena project. after the vueflo/g senor changing orientation, fm radio enabling, fixing vueflo, and i belive language packs and few color variations for our roms.
How do you install qtopia4 on athena? Does phone part work ok?
Pawel062 said:
vueflo/g senor changing orientation
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I have not done anything related to the accelerometer yet.
Do you know the exact model used ?
fm radio enabling
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This is something new for me. Which model has the fm radio ?
Tikej said:
How do you install qtopia4 on athena?
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I have used the Qtopia4 image made for Universal (includes the working phone/SMS/UMTS support),
which was put on the USB stick. The microdrive
is not supported yet (but the EPSON datasheet is available).
ATI SD controller also needs some more work.
Does phone part work ok?
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There is a "No modem" message in the screenshot
I need to write a DPRAM demultiplexor first.
Hey,
do you have to burn it to rom?
Is there a dual boot option
Tikej said:
do you have to burn it to rom?
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We never burn Linux into ROM, even on the devices where it
should be relatively easy to do: Himalaya/Blueangel/Magician.
The whole operating system with all applications is usually
put on the SD card (for Athena - on the USB stick),
and the bootloader is a wince .exe application.
cr2 said:
We never burn Linux into ROM, even on the devices where it
should be relatively easy to do: Himalaya/Blueangel/Magician.
The whole operating system with all applications is usually
put on the SD card (for Athena - on the USB stick),
and the bootloader is a wince .exe application.
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we need to get a wiki page up and get you together with the athena project so we can work together on this.
cr2 said:
I have not done anything related to the accelerometer yet.
Do you know the exact model used ?
This is something new for me. Which model has the fm radio ?
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long weekend. team is off. just made a list of projects to do. will know prob some info monday or later in week.
Pawel062 said:
we need to get a wiki page up and get you together with the athena project so we can work together on this.
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Just to make things clear: i'm only interested in the complete removal of
any microsoft & Co. software from this fine internet appliance.
All my data is freely available here http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=AthenaResearch
Related
I have made a build environment in VMWare. I have added all necessary programs to the Gnome menu. I spent a good 6 hours on making this and compressing this.
Before you use the VMWare image change RAM and CPU to your needings. I suggest at least 2GB RAM and 2 cores assigned for decent performance.
I have also enabled 3D acceleration for OpenGL developers or those who want to try making games.
Requirements
VMWare Player (FREE)
VMWare Workstation (optional, paid)
Features
- Everything is installed:
- Android SDK Tools
- Eclipse
- Android AOSP ready: tested with Jelly Bean
- CyanogenMod ready: tested with CyanogenMod 10 and later
- Developer links in Firefox to CyanogenMod and Android AOSP.
Downloads
One package
http://rapidgator.net/file/49386792/Android_Developer_Environment_1.7z.html
Splitted
http://rapidgator.net/file/49403760/Android_Developer_Environment_1.zip.001.html
http://rapidgator.net/file/49400833/Android_Developer_Environment_1.zip.002.html
FAQ
Can you upload on a mirror?
- No it takes too much time and bandwidth. I don't have the money to buy extra bandwidth.
Passwords?
- All passwords are: 'root'
Looks awesome! I just finished downloading it.. But whats the passwords? For the user anddev and root.
mattmannlt said:
Looks awesome! I just finished downloading it.. But whats the passwords? For the user anddev and root.
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I would highly recommend each user and ESPECIALLY new users go through the process of setting up and configuring their own development environment. You will gain a lot of understanding on how Linux and thus Android operates by working with it yourself, and this really is important. This is great for a experienced dev who wants to have a backup of his own environment, but I think it's just adding one more crutch that the newbies really won't understand.
Password is 'root'
I thought this was a nice and obvious password to use. Sorry for letting you wait.
djjonastybe said:
Password is 'root'
I thought this was a nice and obvious password to use. Sorry for letting you wait.
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Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
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orbital_71 said:
Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
Sent from my LG-P990
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No. Just about the same. I use virtual box .
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lithid-cm said:
No. Just about the same. I use virtual box .
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Lithid-cm, i am a beginner as i had install virtualbox with ubuntu 12.04 in it, but with 512m. I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Tks
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orbital_71 said:
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Djj, was building cm10 in vmware are more stable then virtualbox? Tks
Sent from my LG-P990
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It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
djjonastybe said:
It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
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Djj, here another question. i am a beginner if i set to only with 512m for vmware will that be fine as I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Sorry can't download from rapidgator if u upload to mediafire u still have to pay? Tks
djjonastybe said:
It's much more stable using VMWare. Many systems have trouble downloading the source code. Virtual Box gets the 'HTTPS ... not received' errors. Honestly I don't know how to say the error accurately because I simply skipped Virtual Box due to that issue
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These issues are simple configuration mishaps and can be fixed easily. Nat tends to do this, I use a bridged nic. There are also a few kernel values you modify to fix any "download errors". I have never experienced any issues like you are suggesting using virtual box.
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orbital_71 said:
Lithid-cm, i am a beginner as i had install virtualbox with ubuntu 12.04 in it, but with 512m. I not rushing for building rom up just for mine knowledge and understand on building enviroment would that be fine? Tks
Sent from my LG-P990
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I had issues building with less then 3 gig of memory. 512 might be too low. Might need at least 2 gig.
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Those who want to install Sun Java JDK (Oracle) need to follow this tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28793435#post28793435
Follow the Java part I made the guide some time ago
Kernel Source
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
goldchang said:
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
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You get the kernel source from your device manufacturer.
goldchang said:
Hi,
I'm new to android development.
I know that every ROM will have a Linux kernel, but where does this kernel come from?
I googled it, but I still can't figure it out.
I'll just take a wild guess.
Is it from
1. The source that you git from? (Ex: AOSP, CM10, AOKP)
2. The kernel of the Linux OS? (Ex: This VM's Linux kernel)
and by the way, am I able to change the kernel myself? (Ex: 2.6.35 to 3.0.8)
Thanks!
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lithid-cm said:
You get the kernel source from your device manufacturer.
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Or port it from a similar device.
Will try this soom to decompile and compile the Settings.apk from Jelly Bean... Anyone any Tips? Please send me a PM.....
Hi,
can somebody else upload one package on a mirror or something ! because splitted ones are taking forever to download !
Thanks !
ShivangDave said:
Hi,
can somebody else upload one package on a mirror or something ! because splitted ones are taking forever to download !
Thanks !
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Don't have a mirror, but why don't you just download a Linux ISO and set it up for yourself? Should be smaller downloads the whole way, everything will be up to date, and you'll get invaluable learning experience.:
thewadegeek said:
Don't have a mirror, but why don't you just download a Linux ISO and set it up for yourself? Should be smaller downloads the whole way, everything will be up to date, and you'll get invaluable learning experience.:
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I have tried to setup the environment but many packages are missing...
EDIT: Downloaded splitted ones... corrupted !
hey guys, im good java programmer but i dont have any idea about android
so i was wondering what are the benefits of learning android developments?
, will it be easy since i'm good java programmmer?
if that idea is good then what android books do you guys recommend for me?
So I'm using one of the kitkat roms and I can't seem to get USB OTG and USB charging to work at the same time? Is this just not possible? Or do I need to do something special? I bought one of the OTG Y cables that allows the hookup of a charger and a USB device and it's still no go, it'll show it's charging for a minute or so after a USB device is mounted but then the charging icon goes away?
Someone had mentioned to me that a custom kernel may be needed?
Yep you would need a custom kernel.
ThatFrigginAzn said:
Yep you would need a custom kernel.
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Any documentation around on how to build this kernel to do what I need?
Hdale85 said:
Any documentation around on how to build this kernel to do what I need?
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Look in my signature for a guide. For the specifics, you will need to find a kernel on github that has what you are looking for and port it to your build. My roll your own kernel guide will get you started. You will need a partition with Debian Linux to complete the guide. I suggest AntiX.
sleekmason said:
Look in my signature for a guide. For the specifics, you will need to find a kernel on github that has what you are looking for and port it to your build. My roll your own kernel guide will get you started. You will need a partition with Debian Linux to complete the guide. I suggest AntiX.
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Can it be a kernel from another device? or does it need to be similar?
Also how about Ubuntu? I'm familiar with Ubuntu, but I'll look at AntiX
From what I gather I only need USB host mode so that the USB port is not outputting power.
Hdale85 said:
Can it be a kernel from another device? or does it need to be similar?
Also how about Ubuntu? I'm familiar with Ubuntu, but I'll look at AntiX
From what I gather I only need USB host mode so that the USB port is not outputting power.
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Ubuntu should work, though the names of the dependencies might be off. Easier to just partition off and install Antix. Damn good distro. I went with stable for the guide, but you can easily switch later to testing or unstable by changing up the sources list.
For what you need, you may find it as an option when adjusting the menuconfig during the make process.
The second post in the thread tells a bit about changes necessary for the 500 device, as I originally made the guide for the 510.
There are currently two other kernels for the 500 that were successfully made using the guide. One of them also has a decent install through recovery script
sleekmason said:
Ubuntu should work, though the names of the dependencies might be off. Easier to just partition off and install Antix. Damn good distro. I went with stable for the guide, but you can easily switch later to testing or unstable by changing up the sources list.
For what you need, you may find it as an option when adjusting the menuconfig during the make process.
The second post in the thread tells a bit about changes necessary for the 500 device, as I originally made the guide for the 510.
There are currently two other kernels for the 500 that were successfully made using the guide. One of them also has a decent install through recovery script
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What's the difference between the 500 and 510?
Hdale85 said:
What's the difference between the 500 and 510?
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The 510 is the Google play edition, whereas the 500 is the lg version. If you didn't buy it through the play store, you have the 500.
The best way to learn would be to follow the guide all the way through, copy and paste, and then figure out what you are doing while you are doing it!
Also, this should be posted in the questions thread rather than development if a moderator would be so kind to move this post.
Oh ok the 510 is the google play edition. Either kernel should work right? They are the same device... I'm not running the stock rom as I wanted a basic 4.4 rom as this is eventually going in my car.
Well you posted right before me lol, but I made the post here because I know there are a couple other people looking for the same thing so I was hoping we could develop a kernel for everyone.
Hdale85 said:
Oh ok the 510 is the google play edition. Either kernel should work right? They are the same device... I'm not running the stock rom as I wanted a basic 4.4 rom as this is eventually going in my car.
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Unfortunately no, there are some differences, mostly with naming, but that can be important.
There are two parts to the boot image for our device, the ramdisk, and the kernel itself. The ramdisk plays a key roll in deciding certain options for the device, while the kernel controls more common options you may find on any device.
Most of the install from recovery scripts, repack the kernel zimage with the existing ramdisk from the device. But this doesn't really matter either.
All of the multi device kernels tend to be larger than necessary and have problems they shouldn't.
Long story short is that each device has it's own kernel source, which has supposedly been optimized for its device. This isn't exactly true, and the list of changes I've made to better the 510 device's kernel is astounding.
If you follow my guide, all of this will become apparent.
Alright thanks I'll look over it.
So what makes the510 different?? Is the firmware different? Obviously they didn't change the hardware so could one somehow convert the 500 to a 510? Only reason I'm interested is because some of that stuff you said doesn't work on the 500 it seems? Such as fastboot?
Hdale85 said:
So what makes the510 different?? Is the firmware different? Obviously they didn't change the hardware so could one somehow convert the 500 to a 510? Only reason I'm interested is because some of that stuff you said doesn't work on the 500 it seems? Such as fastboot?
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Lg specific drivers mostly. Fastboot requires an unlocked boot loader, which the V500 does not have. An exploit is used to bypass the boot loader on the 500. Loki.
The gpe is pure android, with just a couple of perks thrown in, as it uses an Lg platforms. Our device , that being the V510 most closely resembles the Nexus 4 (Mako) version, and was probably based off that device. The items I have added to the 510 kernel as enhancements, mostly came from a mako kernel with the rest simply being tweak corrections to the existing source code.
Those changes alone made huge improvements in performance and battery.
sleekmason said:
Lg specific drivers mostly. Fastboot requires an unlocked boot loader, which the V500 does not have. An exploit is used to bypass the boot loader on the 500. Loki.
The gpe is pure android, with just a couple of perks thrown in, as it uses an Lg platforms. Our device , that being the V510 most closely resembles the Nexus 4 (Mako) version, and was probably based off that device. The items I have added to the 510 kernel as enhancements, mostly came from a mako kernel with the rest simply being tweak corrections to the existing source code.
Those changes alone made huge improvements in performance and battery.
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Yea I just found the long thread about converting, its strange they can't seem to get it to work? Quite strange... Well I'll have to research the other bits I guess from others that have made V500 kernels or something.
maybe this commit is what you need
https://github.com/oubeichen/android_kernel_lge_v500/commit/ee86db750adf2bb7b4f7b988ba6937d92551373b
I havent tested yet but this is ported from a nexus4 kernel thread. v500 and nexus4 have the same power management ic
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oubeichen said:
maybe this commit is what you need
https://github.com/oubeichen/android_kernel_lge_v500/commit/ee86db750adf2bb7b4f7b988ba6937d92551373b
I havent tested yet but this is ported from a nexus4 kernel thread. v500 and nexus4 have the same power management ic
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If anybody wants this, I'll compile it into the V510. Looks pretty straightforward. Thank you for the link.
Hdale85 said:
Well you posted right before me lol, but I made the post here because I know there are a couple other people looking for the same thing so I was hoping we could develop a kernel for everyone.
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Indeed! :fingers-crossed:
treetop777 said:
Indeed! :fingers-crossed:
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I'm going to take a stab at a custom kernel, but I have to setup linux on my desktop again so I'm not sure when I'll get around to it lol. Might be able to this week sometime.
If I can't get USB Host mode with charging enabled I'm going to have to look into a wireless HD solution or something, and even then that won't fix the setup I wanted to use for high end sound.
news ????
Hope you like my Blog: https://goo.gl/N9S9zE
It seems pretty nice, however the is an inaccuracy at the end.
VLC works without any problems on all of them(including video), you just need to install the x86 version, rather than ARM or ARM64.
And Firefox has issues on all of them(although I can't remember what they were, perhaps with the virtual keyboard).
Thank you for your comments. I was not aware that there was an x86 version, but found it and tried to install it. It did not install for me on Android-x86-6.0-r1 or on PhoenixOS-1.1.0, but it did install on RemixOS-3.0.204. Howevever, still no video. Any ideas?
As to Firefox I have not been missing the virtual keyboard, as I am using my PC's hard keyboard.
hallergard said:
Thank you for your comments. I was not aware that there was an x86 version, but found it and tried to install it. It did not install for me on Android-x86-6.0-r1 or on PhoenixOS-1.1.0, but it did install on RemixOS-3.0.204. Howevever, still no video. Any ideas?
As to Firefox I have not been missing the virtual keyboard, as I am using my PC's hard keyboard.
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Sorry, perhaps the VLC issue is due to the PC's setup, I don't have any dedicated GPU, only using Intel's integrated solutions.
As to Firefox, I also use the hardware keyboard, not having a touch screen, however on Remix OS, I cannot set the language of the hardware keyboard to languages other than English (and perhaps also on Android-X86, I don't remember).
What about Cyanogenmod x86 version?
Also.. Spmc for x86 works better then off kodi from gmarket in my experience
And If you Google.. then you can find the ISO versions of PhoenixOs
Cheers, and thanks for showing the difference between versions
mitchell4you said:
What about Cyanogenmod x86 version?
Also.. Spmc for x86 works better then off kodi from gmarket in my experience
And If you Google.. then you can find the ISO versions of PhoenixOs
Cheers, and thanks for showing the difference between versions
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I have not had the time to check out CyanogenMOD, since my time is pretty limited, due to studying and searching for a job.
By the way, I am a noGoogler, so I generally remove GAPPS from whatever rom I use.
Have the same problem on RemixOS - resetting the keyboard language does not change it - it stays with English.
moriel5 said:
As to Firefox, I also use the hardware keyboard, not having a touch screen, however on Remix OS, I cannot set the language of the hardware keyboard to languages other than English (and perhaps also on Android-X86, I don't remember).
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Thanks, but I have not managed to find an ISO version of 1.1.0
mitchell4you said:
And If you Google.. then you can find the ISO versions of PhoenixOs
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hallergard said:
Thanks, but I have not managed to find an ISO version of 1.1.0
mitchell4you said:
And If you Google.. then you can find the ISO versions of PhoenixOs
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The exe is a self executable zip so you can open it like an iso with an archive manager / 7zip
Source 4pda.ru
Download: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/Mty9/3HtZAzxCR
The ISO and exe...
Note.. newer versions can be found on baidu...but downloading is slow
Goodluck
The video on the same theme https://youtu.be/_6cwG3THPbY
hallergard said:
Hope you like my Blog: https://goo.gl/N9S9zE
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Introduction:
You can read on your own in the official site: https://www.kali.org/kali-linux-nethunter/
Basically, this installation allows you to run the official Kali Linux, a Debian-derived Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing, over Android. It should work fine also for Xiaomi Mi9T/Redmi K20 as well as for any other Android devices, but I share it for our device because I've tested it before and I would like to guide you through some device specific(I believe) issues I faced during the process...
Disclaimer:
Before we start, I would like you to know that if you follow my guide, you get yourself in the risk of possibly bricking your device, so I'm not responsible for any bad consequences... Proceed at your own risk!
BEFORE EVERYTHING:
INSTALL BUSYBOX (magisk repository is recommended)
Process:
1. Install nethunter app & nethunter terminal app from Nethunter App Store.
2. Open nethunter app and navigate to Kali Chroot Manager.
3. Install latest chroot (minimal or full).
4. When the installation is finished, click start chroot.
5. After that, DO NOT choose to install Kali Metapackages and close the app!
6. After, open Nethunter Terminal and choose "Kali"
7. Now, type in the commands:
a) apt-get update
b) apt-get updgrade
c) apt-get dist-upgrade
8. Done! Enjoy some Pen-Testing!!!
Notes:
1) MONITOR MODE WORKING FOR THE INTERNAL WI-FI CARD for stock MIUI kernel and any other kernels you can achieve it by testing,
BUT PACKET INJECTION ISN'T WORKING!!!
(check custom commands)
2) HID attacks are working but you should first change the device USB function to "hid", through the Nethunter app, on USB Arsenal section.
3) As for EXTERNAL WI-FI ADAPTERS support, a custom kernel is required specifically for that purpose.
(Take a look at this thread) or you can join a maintainer's telegram group who's making one: https://t.me/onett_boots​
No one interested in pen testing anymore?
akuani said:
Good guide TS. I will certainly use this in the future.
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Nice
We are still interested thx for taking time make this Tutorial :good:
ishan42151 said:
We are still interested thx for taking time make this Tutorial :good:
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Glad to hear that!
Thx. Definitely usable in time to come.
trizex said:
Thx. Definitely usable in time to come.
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Hurray!
David_#27 said:
No one interested in penetration testing anymore?
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penetration
No sir, it's no nut November :silly:
nakulp said:
penetration
No sir, it's no nut November :silly:
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I'll take that as a "thanks"?
Hello,
Got an issue saying : data/data/chroot: can't execute '/bin/bash': No such file or directory.
Any idea ?
adi90 said:
Hello,
Got an issue saying : data/data/chroot: can't execute '/bin/bash': No such file or directory.
Any idea ?
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Please explain to me what exactly is that you did...
I mean the process you followed...
Thanks a lot,mate!
David_#27 said:
Please explain to me what exactly is that you did...
I mean the process you followed...
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Follow exactly what you said ?
Anyway, solve the issue using stericson busybox instead of the one available as magisk module.
Btw, did you get a chance to use a wlan external dongle ? Seems I can't get those to work
adi90 said:
Follow exactly what you said ?
Anyway, solve the issue using stericson busybox instead of the one available as magisk module.
Btw, did you get a chance to use a wlan external dongle ? Seems I can't get those to work
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Seems weird... I used busybox module from magisk... Anyway, I am going to use a realtek wifi card until Friday, when I get a USB-OTG adapter! I'll inform you about the result...
Monitor mode
How to set wifi card to monitor mode??
nk724666 said:
How to set wifi card to monitor mode??
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Just by Googling it I found this:
https://youtu.be/cugg9yNSnj4
adi90 said:
Follow exactly what you said ?
Anyway, solve the issue using stericson busybox instead of the one available as magisk module.
Btw, did you get a chance to use a wlan external dongle ? Seems I can't get those to work
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Me neither... I suppose a custom kernel that supports monitor mode for Kali Linux must be built... As I am not the kernel developer, someone else will have to build it... I hope we figure this out!
David_#27 said:
No one interested in pen testing anymore?
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U know, u can always do some pencil testing, if u don't bother...
works in mi 9 128gb?
patrick10K said:
works in mi 9 128gb?
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Yes, I think so...
Hi,
Anyone install dual boot windows yet? I tried using QEMU but it runs really slow and not really useable.
Thanks.
kong1708 said:
Hi,
Anyone install dual boot windows yet? I tried using QEMU but it runs really slow and not really useable.
Thanks.
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AFAIK no one has done it yet with significant success.
Even if successful, hardware has to be shared or better splitted for two different systems. So performance will surely be decreased.
It_ler said:
AFAIK no one has done it yet with significant success.
Even if successful, hardware has to be shared or better splitted for two different systems. So performance will surely be decreased.
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Do you think we could DualBoot Chrome os instead? Or even an ARM version of Windows?
Amanpreet2000 said:
Do you think we could DualBoot Chrome os instead? Or even an ARM version of Windows?
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I really don't know, as I do not own this device myself and am not interested in dual boot option.
Pre-requirements would be to implement a dual boot feature to boot system(s) from different partitions.
I could not find such a feature implemented for your device yet.