Hi all,
For running the OpenVPN client, I have been looking for a working tun.ko kernel module for my rooted ICS Sony Tablet S (kernel 2.6.39.4) or alternatively for the kernel sources to compile it myself. Unfortunately I haven't been successful soon far. Any suggestions?
Best regards,
Andy
Just after updating my tab from a UK Honeycomb to the US ICS and now I'm in the same position as the OP. I checked the tun.ko repository and it says it's available but when my tablet downloads it i'm told the download is incompatible.
Me too, I need it to use pdanet, and tun.ko installer doesn't work, it say incompatible.
Same here.
They've got a thread for the tun.ko installer app here on XDA, let's see if they can give us the module to try manual installation (I've asked this now).
new source code release
There is hope. I have just noticed that Sony released new source code these days. I will have a closer look at it at the end of the day....
Link to website is found in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1473621
me too i have the same problem with ICS
working tun.ko
After a few unsuccessful attempts, I have been able to compile a working tun.ko kernel module from the sources from the Sony website. Finally, I can connect to my institute's OpenVPN from my tablet again
I have shared my module using the app 'tun.ko installer'. So, I hope you guys can download and use it soon as well....
walsera said:
I have shared my module using the app 'tun.ko installer'. So, I hope you guys can download and use it soon as well....
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Confirmed working with Cisco AnyConnect.
Much appreciated!
walsera said:
After a few unsuccessful attempts, I have been able to compile a working tun.ko kernel module from the sources from the Sony website. Finally, I can connect to my institute's OpenVPN from my tablet again
I have shared my module using the app 'tun.ko installer'. So, I hope you guys can download and use it soon as well....
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Thanks, downloaded and worked great for me. Now able to get back onto our works Cisco vpn. Thanks again!
Working for me now too !
Hello, where can I download the tun.ko for my sony tablet s.
Best regards, Tom
shaggyxda said:
Hello, where can I download the tun.ko for my sony tablet s.
Best regards, Tom
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Hi Tom,
try the app "TUN.ko Installer" from the Play Store... or alternatively try the downloadable module from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1870077
Regards,
Andy
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I am running the G Harmony ROM and want to install the Cisco AnyConnect beta client. The instructions say i need the tun.ko module placed in /data/locl/kernel_modules
Can someone point me to where to obtain the tun.ko for G harmony?
I think this post should be in the development forum but I am not allowed to post there.
I found the tun.ko file on Pershoot's site.. but still no joy
how did you get the beta!? can you please upload the apk for us to download!
Please up the apk and I'm sure someone here will get it working.
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I was able to get it working on my HTC Glacier, running CM7.1 RC1. It fails install by default, had to modify the manifest file in the app, then it would install. I'm not a dev so it took me a few hours to figure it out; But works flawlessly! Wish I could save my credentials within the app.
jgreen1280 said:
I was able to get it working on my HTC Glacier, running CM7.1 RC1. It fails install by default, had to modify the manifest file in the app, then it would install. I'm not a dev so it took me a few hours to figure it out; But works flawlessly! Wish I could save my credentials within the app.
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If you don't mind please post the changed manifest file.
cheers
Hello,
I'm interested in compiling the tun.ko driver necessary for OpenVPN. However, I got stuck when trying to pull the config.gz file from /proc/ since Motorola didn't include it as an option.
I'm not great with all this and was just following a guide. Has anyone created a working .config file that I could use instead?
Thanks
Isn't any config included?
have you tried make oldconfig?
pajn said:
Isn't any config included?
have you tried make oldconfig?
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I thought you needed the config.gz file (and the resultant .config) pulled from the phone to use make oldconfig?
Yes. But there should be one included or else we have to complain to Motorola.
The config is included in the binary so it have to be provided together with the source to follow GPL
The default configuration in the kernel source should be okay.
I'll compile that later for you
kholk said:
The default configuration in the kernel source should be okay.
I'll compile that later for you
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Awesome thank you.
Emh, as the default kernel configuration says, the TUN/TAP interface driver is already included into the kernel. You don't need a module.
kholk said:
Emh, as the default kernel configuration says, the TUN/TAP interface driver is already included into the kernel. You don't need a module.
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So you're saying even though I don't see tun.ko listed in the filesystem that I should be able to initiate TUN when configuring OpenVPN?
Thanks
try it,it working for my razr.
Kernal 2.6.35.7
View attachment tun_gb.ko.zip
Yes you're able to create a TUN/TAP device without tun.ko.
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Yes you're able to create a TUN/TAP device without tun.ko.
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My apologies. On my last phone I had to have a tun.ko module. My understanding after searching these past few days is most phones require it to be built. Is the RAZR different by having it built into the stock kernel?
By the way, finally got OpenVPN working today.
Thanks
Yup, it seems Moto wanted to include support for VPNs on stock!
What does this do? Sorry not familiar with this
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blkghost22 said:
What does this do? Sorry not familiar with this
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It lets you setup a VPN connection from your phone to another server. Basically, your phone encrypts all your data before going to Verizon, etc. then it arrives at (in my situation) my home router which decrypts it then sends the request out to the internet, and back to my phone encrypted and so on.
It's useful for:
1) I can access my home network from anywhere as if I were at home connected to my router over Wifi
2) If I'm out at a hotel or something and I want to use the Wifi to access a bank account or something without worrying about someone else on the network stealing my password.
Just to name a few.
Has anyone gotten cisco annyconnect working on the razr?
Hi all,
I would like to request tun.ko module.
I'm testing VPN service today, but can't run because of the said module is missing.
Can please someone provide the file and show how to install?
Thanks
masterinc said:
Hi all,
I would like to request tun.ko module.
I'm testing VPN service today, but can't run because of the said module is missing.
Can please someone provide the file and show how to install?
Thanks
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It's for example in nightelf's kernel. But You have to create dir /dev/net if not exist and make symbolic link from /dev/tun to /dev/net/tun
Download tun.ko installer from market/google play
pawleonhart said:
Download tun.ko installer from market/google play
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Have You tested this solution? Because tun.ko depends on kernel. I haven't seen that tun.ko installer supports Xperia line...
voyteckst said:
Have You tested this solution? Because tun.ko depends on kernel. I haven't seen that tun.ko installer supports Xperia line...
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i did try the tun.ko installer. can't install...
masterinc said:
i did try the tun.ko installer. can't install...
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Like I wrote... Use nightelf kernel (full version).
i am using xperia neo and im using it since the first time i had my neo. its working on me. by the way what kernel are in? all kernel based on 2.6.32.9 are working fine on my end.
edit: if you really want to try your vpn service then switch to CM (cyanogenmod) and you dont need to configure anything. btw, are you using the openvpn settings from the market or the built in one? coz i use the first.
im using codename9 rom now.. but the kernel is on experimental full..does it supports the tun.ko??? please help..im a newbie.. sorry for my english..
Hello,
today I got my update to 4.1.1. Besides a few minor issues the biggest problem is that the Transformer reboots when I start cifs manager.
There were no more reboots after I renamed cifs.ko and md4.ko but of course I coudn't mount any shares without the modules. I searched around and found something for the Nexus which didn't work either but nothing for the Transformer yet.
Any idea where I can find them? Some threads show that others got the updates a bit earlier, so perhaps the modules are already around somewhere. Or would some kind soul compile them if they don't yet exist?
Many thanks
Armin
by the way: Is there a way to stop the almost permanent update notifications? I would have liked to wait with the update but it is impossible to really work with the tablet because every few minutes it asks again if I would like to update -- even though I selected "wait for a day".
So I gave up after some time and allowed the update and now I don't have cifs mounts any longer...
I got same Problem, too. Maybe a custom kernel for stock rom?
Keron23 said:
I got same Problem, too. Maybe a custom kernel for stock rom?
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I would look at the custom roms that have CIFS capabilities, download them and pick them apart with blobtools2 and ext2explorer.exe to see what modules you can poach for the stock rooted rom you are running.
Perhaps though a simple post in the thread or email to the author might yield the modules you need without that work.
hx4700 Killer said:
I would look at the custom roms that have CIFS capabilities, download them and pick them apart with blobtools2 and ext2explorer.exe to see what modules you can poach for the stock rooted rom you are running.
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I tried this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1803557 but could not find a cifs.ko in it. Do you know
one that has the modules?
hx4700 Killer said:
Perhaps though a simple post in the thread or email to the author might yield the modules you need without that work.
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Tried that too, I asked someone who provided an earlier version in a PM -- but no answer yet.
So, still no luck and hoping for someone to just post the beasts...
armin58 said:
I tried this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1803557 but could not find a cifs.ko in it. Do you know
one that has the modules?
Tried that too, I asked someone who provided an earlier version in a PM -- but no answer yet.
So, still no luck and hoping for someone to just post the beasts...
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Here you go.
flumpster said:
Here you go.
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Thanks a lot, works great!
Now cifs modules works on JB stock for unlocked devices without any crashes. Thanks a lot.
Hi all,
Just wanted to share what I found.
For all of you who are stuck on the gingerbread rom because of that ota, here is something cool: it's called XPosed and it has been backported to gingerbread. It is a framework that allows you to install modules that give some kind of functionality. Very cool!
Check this out if you are interested.
EDIT: I noticed that 2.4.1 works best at this moment for me, so I would recommend using 2.4.1 instead of 2.6.1
thanks for the info.
I posted about this in October, but its nice to see an update.
I was able to get the latest xposed installer 2.6.1 on a stock, rooted 2.3.4 rom.
I currently am using these modules: xprivacy, xvolume, SPDY, and masterkeyfixGB.
I was previously using masterkeydualfix, but i couldnt get version 2.0 to work.....and it seems masterkeyfixGB fixes more security holes. Compared to version xposed installer 2.4.1, the latest makes it easy to find and download GB modules.
tomgaga said:
Hi all,
Just wanted to share what I found.
For all of you who are stuck on the gingerbread rom because of that ota, here is something cool: it's called XPosed and it has been backported to gingerbread. It is a framework that allows you to install modules that give some kind of functionality. Very cool!
Check this out if you are interested.
EDIT: I noticed that 2.4.1 works best at this moment for me, so I would recommend using 2.4.1 instead of 2.6.1
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Is there an apk for 2.4.1? I can't find it.
bobbyphoenix said:
Is there an apk for 2.4.1? I can't find it.
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The thread was updated, if you search on google for XposedInstaller-2.4.1-gb , I think you can find it, but you will have to assess the safety of the source yourself. I found a legit 2.5.1 version here:
https://github.com/liudongmiao/Xpos...ownload/2.5.1-gb/XposedInstaller-2.5.1-gb.apk, you could try that also...
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The thread was updated, if you search on google for XposedInstaller-2.4.1-gb , I think you can find it, but you will have to assess the safety of the source yourself. I found a legit 2.5.1 version here:
https://github.com/liudongmiao/Xpos...ownload/2.5.1-gb/XposedInstaller-2.5.1-gb.apk, you could try that also...
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I found 2.5.1 works. All is good. Thanks.
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