Hello to everybody. First at all, I hope you can understand me because my english is not very well. Here is my problem. Im running Kali Linux on my Samsung S2 and the wifi board is not detecting for Kali. I read in another forum that Kali use the android kernel so I need to install the drivers on my android compiling the kernel, I dont have the minimal idea how it can do it so I need to somebody can help me with this. In another way I kave a usb wifi card with realtek 8191 chipset I found in realtek this drivers, I was reading and it can used in android but I dont know how I must installing, I was reading and maybe dont know I have to compile in a Linux system and after will create a file with extension .ko and I have to copy to specific folder in the android system. My android on my phone is the 4.1.2 version
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Hi everyone!
I have a rooted Galaxy S2 i9100 with ICS 4.0.3
Kernel version is 3.0.31-Siyah-s2-v5.0.1+
I just bought a USB-ethernet adapter, and I'm trying to make it work with my i9100.
The chipset on the adapter is a MCS7830, and I found the drivers for Linux kernel 3.x here:
( asix.com.tw / FrootAttach / driver / MCS783x_Linux_driver_v1.11.zip ) - sorry, I can't post links yet.
When I plug the adapter, the android recognizes it, but it doesn't generate an eth0 nor an usb0 connection on netcfg.
I've found on other threads that it could be a driver fault, and a possible solution would be to build these drivers as a kernel module. Is it possible? I'm trying to build a .ko module for it, but I still can't even handle the "hello_world.ko". I'd really appreciate and be thankful if someone could build a .ko for this driver.
Thank you in advance!
Any ideas?
Just to let you guys know, I just did it. I'll try to post a tutorial as soon as possible to help people that might have faced the same issues with similar dongles.
I recompiled the needed drivers as modules ("make modules") with the ARM compiler that comes with the Android NDK;
Set up the .config and Makefile from SiyahKernel 5.0.1+ with some values;
Pushed the modules to my phone and loaded manually the modules.
Siyah Kernel actually has many drivers (including other usb-ethernet chipsets)! Learning how to compile specific drivers as modules might be useful for many people.
nice to know that there is someone how found a solution. please post a detailed tutorial! I am desperately trying to get this work for 3 weeks now, without success. i ordered different usb-ethernet-adapters from amazon, i have just 5 days left to send them all back...
a tutorial would be very helpful! btw: does your solution only work with the siyah-kernel or with every kernel on a rooted phone?
thanx in advance, alex
mc.escher said:
Just to let you guys know, I just did it. I'll try to post a tutorial as soon as possible to help people that might have faced the same issues with similar dongles.
I recompiled the needed drivers as modules ("make modules") with the ARM compiler that comes with the Android NDK;
Set up the .config and Makefile from SiyahKernel 5.0.1+ with some values;
Pushed the modules to my phone and loaded manually the modules.
Siyah Kernel actually has many drivers (including other usb-ethernet chipsets)! Learning how to compile specific drivers as modules might be useful for many people.
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Could anybody point me in the direction of sourcing, locating and compiling a kernel module please? I have found many guides but they all seem to start halfway in the process ("assuming you have already managed to...", "assuming you are already proficient with...")
I have a cheap Android Chinese TV box. It came without joydev.ko so I can't use it with joypads/sticks, which is a pretty big limitation considering it has 4 usb ports which work fine with keyboards, mice and webcams.
I already have an Eclipse environemt set up which I use for Java/Android development but I've never dabbled with anything like this before.
I guess the steps required are something like this:
Locate source code for my particular Android version (Android 4.2.2, Kernel 3.3.0) - where do I do that? Do I need the entire source or can I just download and compile the module by itself?
Set up the cross compiler - is this a standard thing, or does it depend on my hardware? My chipset is an Allwinner A20 ARM Cortex-A7(Dual Core)
Compile the module.
So, have I got the steps right? If not, please correct me. If so.... how do I go about doing the above?
Hi all.
Ive been looking into running a dvb-t stick on my adroid devices.
There is no easy way and no definite answers.
I need to compile and make ko files for my specific device.
I havent compiled since college but will be fine.
But first i have a few questions.
What do i need?
I have ubuntu
My device is running kernal x.y.z
I need a copy of the kernal on the pc dont i?
Hi guys
All i wanted to do was to get ntfs support to read 32 gb sd card in my tablet
but i didnt find any easy way since my device has android 2.3.1 and i cant install ntfs mounting apps from the market
the only way that can work for my device is to manually get the support using this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1724078
but i dont know how to compile fuse.ko for my tablet kernel
i am a noob in android
but i really need ntfs support
can any one please help me do this
i cant find any tutorials on this subject
my device versions are:
Device model
AN8G2DT
Device version
2.3.1
kernel version
2.6.32.27
build version
v1.0.6.GINGERBREAD.eng.root.20111226.06324
hey people .
i get a kali linux Nethunter 3.0.4 worked together with cyanogenmod 13 with 3.4.107 kernel on my samsung galaxy s4 .
the 3.4.107 have the right init scripts to get work the full functional debian/gnu linux distribution on your phone.
i get a official nexus 7 grouper nethunter kali zip image from official source and flash it on my rooted s4 with last cyanogenmod available. the nethunter work fine and all metasploit and ota updates worked. i dont see any problems.
my phone get double fast !!! im not a developer and dont know yet how it possible but i think the root folder of nexus 7 grouper have the same chroot and init scripts of kernel are the same as galaxy s4 !!
try to get work a rtl 8187 antena with otg cable but still have problems with nethunter, the pcap app recognize the glasky gs-27 wifi adapter!!!
The most seamless way extending your Android device with a full blown GNU/Linux such as Debian (or Ubuntu) is running the Android system in a chroot environment in the Debian file system. This way you can access the Android system from Debian without restrictions at the same time no modifications to the Android system itself are needed.
A new init procedure mounting a new root file system, transferring control to the Android init in a chroot environment is implemented as described here below. The pros compared to other methods are many.
good luck and i really sorry for my bad englisch!!! hope i can help you!!
cant post a link couse im new here just search in youtube :kali Nethunter 3.0.4 on galaxy s4 with cyanogenmod 6.0.1
people i need help!
my rtl8187 antena dont worked, i can see it on lsusb . but cant connect the right driver.
i get another wifi adapter ralink rt5370 and try to get work with rt2800usb driver .
for now i use a alucard v1.3v kernel and have to add a wifi driver. hope it will work.
in alucard tweaks you can put on USB HID device and get work your antena . good luck
turrut said:
hey people .
i get a kali linux Nethunter 3.0.4 worked together with cyanogenmod 13 with 3.4.107 kernel on my samsung galaxy s4 .
the 3.4.107 have the right init scripts to get work the full functional debian/gnu linux distribution on your phone.
i get a official nexus 7 grouper nethunter kali zip image from official source and flash it on my rooted s4 with last cyanogenmod available. the nethunter work fine and all metasploit and ota updates worked. i dont see any problems.
my phone get double fast !!! im not a developer and dont know yet how it possible but i think the root folder of nexus 7 grouper have the same chroot and init scripts of kernel are the same as galaxy s4 !!
try to get work a rtl 8187 antena with otg cable but still have problems with nethunter, the pcap app recognize the glasky gs-27 wifi adapter!!!
The most seamless way extending your Android device with a full blown GNU/Linux such as Debian (or Ubuntu) is running the Android system in a chroot environment in the Debian file system. This way you can access the Android system from Debian without restrictions at the same time no modifications to the Android system itself are needed.
A new init procedure mounting a new root file system, transferring control to the Android init in a chroot environment is implemented as described here below. The pros compared to other methods are many.
good luck and i really sorry for my bad englisch!!! hope i can help you!!
cant post a link couse im new here just search in youtube :kali Nethunter 3.0.4 on galaxy s4 with cyanogenmod 6.0.1
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Same work but flash zip nexus 5 and work perfect in my s4 ROM JDM team Android 6.0.1 aosp and alucard kernel,but problemas with conection external WiFi USB,solution?
Is the nethunter terminal working?