Hello, I'm trying to access the GSM modem from terminal (my aim is to have Arch Linux as basic OS and forget about Android, that means dial, send/receive sms etc.)
so, which is the right device? (/dev/ttyGSx doesn't work)
how can i send commands to it?
also, is there any "dialer" for linux??
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Can i send sms over Android Terminal, not use any applications on side of Android, like ShellSms?
Check out this link; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4043490/how-to-send-an-sms-from-a-shell
Hello,
I have a specific 3G Simcard (specific APN) that can access to my network.
I would like to share my 3G connection through wifi (for example)
After some tests, I can see that there is no network bridging between my 3G interface and my wlan0 interface.
So if I understand correctly, I need a rooted phone to do that ? ("route add" command line etc...)
Of is there an easiest way to bridge the trafic between two interfaces on an Android OS ?
Thank you
'brctl' option via busybox
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49387121
iautran said:
Hello,
I have a specific 3G Simcard (specific APN) that can access to my network.
I would like to share my 3G connection through wifi (for example)
After some tests, I can see that there is no network bridging between my 3G interface and my wlan0 interface.
So if I understand correctly, I need a rooted phone to do that ? ("route add" command line etc...)
Of is there an easiest way to bridge the trafic between two interfaces on an Android OS ?
Thank you
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Here is an interesting post.
It is followed by 'busybox' option. But I haven't tried and there is no thanks on that post.
U have 2 ways If u want linux on ur Android device :
1. "Native" way. Individual device have individual tools for booting linux.
2. Mount linux on top of Android.
I have some smartphones that im not using. And I want to install linux on it (some small linux, maybe without gui, just for linux terminal).
This smartphones dont have "individual tools". So without knowledge how to port Multiboot or Kexecboot (etc.) this way cant be used.
(I have native linux on my ASUS tablet, so I understand a little about "what I want")
But I dont want to install linux on top of Android (LinuxOnAndroid, Linux Deploy etc.).
So my question is :
TWRP have Terminal Command (In Advanced menu) that can run .sh scripts. Can I mount linux inside of "recovery" (throught the TWRP Terminal Command) ? (On the Android, linux can be mounted throught the Terminal Emulator)
I wanted to test it by myself, but I havent the time for this. So maybe someone already experiment with this.
PS. All I really need its native linux terminal (not terminal emulator, or some another terminal with ported utilities). So maybe someone know easy way how to "replace" android with native linux ?
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After downloading of backtrack.img i open Complete Linux Installer and start it in terminal emulator but i have problem with VNC server can i run it with 3G or some other way to get GUI access, dekstop view? Or only way to run it is with wifi, but then how i can run advanced wifi scannig when i'am not connected to any network?
Sorry if i ask stupid questions but please someone explained me all this things.
Hi, I'm having trouble connecting to wifi through the command line. I tried the "am" binary though I had no luck.
How can I connect to an specific wifi network through the command line without the user having the need to input data (like passwords)? The password is already known by the python script I'm using, so I'd basically have the script input the command and the password (which is already stored in a variable). All I want is to connect to a wifi network with one command.
By the way, the device is rooted and the script is for automation purposes and personal use only. Thanks.