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Is it possible to compile modules into it?
After some searching i've read reports on the joydev module being the only thing needed for gamepads or joysticks to work, could it be compiled into the android kernel? I've read about something similar being done to Maemo
EXT4 was added to the kernel, could the same thing be done with ntfs-3g?
How about additional drivers for webcams? I have no idea if this is remotely possible I'd like to have some answers on this?^^
I know I should and could find these answers myself but I thought it'd be easier to ask since I don't need the answer right now.
Tzbob said:
Is it possible to compile modules into it?
After some searching i've read reports on the joydev module being the only thing needed for gamepads or joysticks to work, could it be compiled into the android kernel? I've read about something similar being done to Maemo
EXT4 was added to the kernel, could the same thing be done with ntfs-3g?
How about additional drivers for webcams? I have no idea if this is remotely possible I'd like to have some answers on this?^^
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You can rebuild your own kernel with your own options, either by "embedding" the module into the kernel, or just by building the corresponding .ko file that you will load when needed.
I did it to include ext4+btrfs+reiserfs+nfs+ntfs+cifs+...+/proc/config.gz support, you can do it by following chulri's post at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=891056
Moved to general, as not rom development
Guys,
I have a CM802 Android 2.2 tablet that I would like to support external USB devices. My problem right now is that the default ROM doesn't seem to have USB host drivers, and I have no idea where to look. Can you guys point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
I don't know your hardware, but your android version should have no support for both usb host mode and USB otg. If you upgrade and hardware is ready, maybe. But very likely you'll need the kernel USB modules sources and a dev to compile them especially for that build. That's why on my se xperia x10 such feature is still missing ...
The hardware has support for it, and I don't care what version of Android I end up with, as long as there's support. I also don't mind installing them myself, but would like some direction as to where to find the modules.
have you tried going to the manufactures website?
Wrycu said:
The hardware has support for it, and I don't care what version of Android I end up with, as long as there's support. I also don't mind installing them myself, but would like some direction as to where to find the modules.
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You will need to compile a proper kernel with support for it. There have been a few on the site that have done it for a few devices but it is not an overly popular mod
Well, I have just seen a site where they sell the android 2.3 version of the same device which seems to have the USB otg support. In any case, the first step must be one upgrading at least to android 2.3...
lucaoldb said:
Well, I have just seen a site where they sell the android 2.3 version of the same device which seems to have the USB otg support. In any case, the first step must be one upgrading at least to android 2.3...
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the kernel would have been made to support it on that device. After building 2.3 from android source code I can say that it is not there by default.
Thanks, I agree that is not supported by default but maybe they had actually patched a kernel with those modules, though such kind of sites are not very reliable...
zelendel said:
the kernel would have been made to support it on that device. After building 2.3 from android source code I can say that it is not there by default.
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Can you guys link me to the modules or whatever? Again, I'm perfectly willing to build the kernel from source myself, as long as I can have a little direction.
Any help? Links, information, tutorials.. whatever you can give me would be awesome, Internet <3.
Oh, and sorry for the double post.
Instructions on installing Kali NetHunter for the LG K20 Plus. (MP260)
This is a modified LineageOS 14.1 arm64 Kernel modified for use with the Nethunter although its should work for any ROM.
I am going to assume that your device is rooted and has TWRP installed. Also since this is an arm64 kernel, you will most likely need to have a custom ROM installed. I am using AICP "aicp_lv517_n-12.1-UNOFFICIAL-20180216". You can download it from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-aicp-12-1-t3592312.
Once you have that done, Make sure you download the nethunter-generic-arm64-kalifs-full-rolling-3.15.4-20170211-0304.zip and then download the kernel I compiled from my github.
https://github.com/robnew/NetHunter_K20plus_Kernel
Flash them both from TWRP and you should be good to go.
THE KERNEL
The NetHunter kernel for the LG K20 Plus is based on the LineageOS 14.1 [LV517] kernel sources.
•SELinux enforcing, switches to permissive when requested by NetHunter app
•Enabled USB (OTG) Atheros, Ralink, and Realtek WiFi drivers
•FIOPS IO scheduler as default IO scheduler, SIO available
•DriveDroid compatibility
•USB HID Gadget keyboard & mouse support (HID Attacks, Duckhunter HID Attacks)
•mac80211 packet injection support
•Additional drivers built in for the full Kali NetHunter experience
•Data partition encryption optional (may not be supported by custom kernels - encrypt at your own risk)
•Kernel module support, insert your own modules! (modprobe available in Kali chroot)
•CIFS, NFS available through included kernel modules
Enjoy.
Hello
Hey I am pretty root savvy but just got a phone able to have nethunter kernal I mainly want it for hid keyboard but I can figure out what build to download I can't find any that say lv517 they say Shamu and hammerhead etc. So I was wondering if you could help me find the kernal or a hid kernal I am using the LG mp260 I am on lineage 15.1 I have twrp. I downloaded master zip at GitHub but when I tried flashing it said md5 checksum error if I am leaving out any info I apologize any help would be greatly appreciated
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Sorry 14.1 I ment 7.1.2 is my version my model is LG k20 plus lineage version 14.1 lv517 20180114 (weird that's my bday lol) hope to here back
Bigjohnvancil said:
Hey I am pretty root savvy but just got a phone able to have nethunter kernal I mainly want it for hid keyboard but I can figure out what build to download I can't find any that say lv517 they say Shamu and hammerhead etc. So I was wondering if you could help me find the kernal or a hid kernal I am using the LG mp260 I am on lineage 15.1 I have twrp. I downloaded master zip at GitHub but when I tried flashing it said md5 checksum error if I am leaving out any info I apologize any help would be greatly appreciated
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Sorry 14.1 I ment 7.1.2 is my version my model is LG k20 plus lineage version 14.1 lv517 20180114 (weird that's my bday lol) hope to here back
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Make sure you download the nethunter-generic-arm64-kalifs-full-rolling-3.15.4-20170211-0304.zip from the Nethunter Repository and then download the kernel I compiled from my github. github.com/robnew/NetHunter_K20plus_arm64_Kernel. Flash them both from TWRP and you should be good to go. Make sure you are running 64bit Rom. Good luck. Let me know if you have any issues.
Awesome work. I will have to give it a try.
Hey this kernel does not support postgresql in nethunter there is an error about memory segmentation fault. Is there a way to fix this?
Colt5775 said:
Hey this kernel does not support postgresql in nethunter there is an error about memory segmentation fault. Is there a way to fix this?
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Postgresql works fine for me. I am running it as the back end for MetaSploit. What Rom are you running?
buggy kernel
I've managed to get nethunter pretty much all set up but it seemed like every time I flashed the kernel I would be stuck in a boot loop. anyone got anything on this?
64Bit
Make sure your using a 64bit ROM like RR or AICP. There are both 32 and 64 versions of these. I have uploaded a newer kernel to GITHUB with support for more wifi cards. Let me know if this helps you. Also what is the model number you are using?
robnew said:
make sure your using a 64bit rom like rr or aicp. There are both 32 and 64 versions of these. I have uploaded a newer kernel to github with support for more wifi cards. Let me know if this helps you. Also what is the model number you are using?
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lg k20 tp260
64 bit pbrp , 64 bit lineageos 15.1
I just tried out the Unofficial LineageOS 15 and the Kernel is not working for me either. I know it works fine on all the 7.1 ROMS. I will work on a new kernel designed for Android 8.1. Not really sure what is different yet.
robnew said:
I just tried out the Unofficial LineageOS 15 and the Kernel is not working for me either. I know it works fine on all the 7.1 ROMS. I will work on a new kernel designed for Android 8.1. Not really sure what is different yet.
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Thank you I look forward to trying it out asap
Wich zip file from GitHub do we download?
robnew said:
I just tried out the Unofficial LineageOS 15 and the Kernel is not working for me either. I know it works fine on all the 7.1 ROMS. I will work on a new kernel designed for Android 8.1. Not really sure what is different yet.
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Base it on my 9.0 kernel on github
Thanks for the work I'm going to try noe
Hi thanks for continuous hard appreciated work.
Question did you get this working with the lineage Os 15.1 ROM the kernel part I mean?
Last question is the ROM you have posted here better than lineage one I'm using for this phone like in options or speed ,mods ,etc..
Please everyone do not take anything in wrong terms. All of everyone's work done I respect and appreciate and thank them all including XDA
USB storage device not mounting with this kernel... No devices detected. I've tried stickmount and still the same thing... Can anyone please help? I've already ordered the WiFi adapter and I hope its going to work...
GXDA3 said:
USB storage device not mounting with this kernel... No devices detected. I've tried stickmount and still the same thing... Can anyone please help? I've already ordered the WiFi adapter and I hope its going to work...
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Does this kernel not support native usb otg? I can't get it to read my usb flash drive with an otg cable it wont even read it... no option to mount?
llib01 said:
Hi thanks for continuous hard appreciated work.
Question did you get this working with the lineage Os 15.1 ROM the kernel part I mean?
Last question is the ROM you have posted here better than lineage one I'm using for this phone like in options or speed ,mods ,etc..
Please everyone do not take anything in wrong terms. All of everyone's work done I respect and appreciate and thank them all including XDA
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The kernel is a modified lineageOS 14.1 kernel. The only difference is that mine supports the nethunter tools like HID attacks and external USB WiFi cards.
No rtl88xxau kernel modules
robnew said:
Instructions on installing Kali NetHunter for the LG K20 Plus. (MP260)
This is a modified LineageOS 14.1 arm64 Kernel modified for use with the Nethunter although its should work for any ROM.
I am going to assume that your device is rooted and has TWRP installed. Also since this is an arm64 kernel, you will most likely need to have a custom ROM installed. I am using AICP "aicp_lv517_n-12.1-UNOFFICIAL-20180216". You can download it from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-aicp-12-1-t3592312.
Once you have that done, Make sure you download the nethunter-generic-arm64-kalifs-full-rolling-3.15.4-20170211-0304.zip and then download the kernel I compiled from my github.
https://github.com/robnew/NetHunter_K20plus_Kernel
Flash them both from TWRP and you should be good to go.
THE KERNEL
The NetHunter kernel for the LG K20 Plus is based on the LineageOS 14.1 [LV517] kernel sources.
•SELinux enforcing, switches to permissive when requested by NetHunter app
•Enabled USB (OTG) Atheros, Ralink, and Realtek WiFi drivers
•FIOPS IO scheduler as default IO scheduler, SIO available
•DriveDroid compatibility
•USB HID Gadget keyboard & mouse support (HID Attacks, Duckhunter HID Attacks)
•mac80211 packet injection support
•Additional drivers built in for the full Kali NetHunter experience
•Data partition encryption optional (may not be supported by custom kernels - encrypt at your own risk)
•Kernel module support, insert your own modules! (modprobe available in Kali chroot)
•CIFS, NFS available through included kernel modules
Enjoy.
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I have used all the methods and yours was the last method and I am telling you it does not work for the rtl88xxau. I am trying to have this build within the kernel and I have done anything so far but not successful. The modules you have compiled are the ralink which you describe. I am having trouble building a kernel. I am trying to build a kernel with the drivers or rtl88xxau available but I am getting stuck at some point. Can you please tell me what version of linux os have you used to compile the kernel. I am trying to compile the kernel for the cm 14.1 with the rtl88xxau. thank you.
Small world.
robnew said:
Instructions on installing Kali NetHunter for the LG K20 Plus. (MP260)
This is a modified LineageOS 14.1 arm64 Kernel modified for use with the Nethunter although its should work for any ROM.
I am going to assume that your device is rooted and has TWRP installed. Also since this is an arm64 kernel, you will most likely need to have a custom ROM installed. I am using AICP "aicp_lv517_n-12.1-UNOFFICIAL-20180216". You can download it from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-aicp-12-1-t3592312.
Once you have that done, Make sure you download the nethunter-generic-arm64-kalifs-full-rolling-3.15.4-20170211-0304.zip and then download the kernel I compiled from my github.
https://github.com/robnew/NetHunter_K20plus_Kernel
Flash them both from TWRP and you should be good to go.
THE KERNEL
The NetHunter kernel for the LG K20 Plus is based on the LineageOS 14.1 [LV517] kernel sources.
•SELinux enforcing, switches to permissive when requested by NetHunter app
•Enabled USB (OTG) Atheros, Ralink, and Realtek WiFi drivers
•FIOPS IO scheduler as default IO scheduler, SIO available
•DriveDroid compatibility
•USB HID Gadget keyboard & mouse support (HID Attacks, Duckhunter HID Attacks)
•mac80211 packet injection support
•Additional drivers built in for the full Kali NetHunter experience
•Data partition encryption optional (may not be supported by custom kernels - encrypt at your own risk)
•Kernel module support, insert your own modules! (modprobe available in Kali chroot)
•CIFS, NFS available through included kernel modules
Enjoy.
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Thanks so much for this. I was trying to figure out if I was gonna need to get to learn how to build a kernel, or if I was gonna need to try and edit one? I dunno what I'm doing, and even though I like the process of reversing that, I'm just a little tight on time right, now.
Is there a custom kernel patched for Nethunter available for the v30?
A moderate browsing suggests that there isn't one already available. How difficult would it be to do this on my own? Im decent on a command line, I've got the time to teach myself how it is done, and Im not too afraid of borking my phone.
Are there guides, kitchens, or the like for doing this? Is there anyone who can point me in the right direction, and doesn't mind the occasional question or two (I don't really want someone to do it for me- I'd like to learn a skill I can use in the future as well)?
Thanks.
This is leading nowhere
First you guys asking for kali nethunter "custom kernel" need to clarify what Nethunter even is (the differences from e.g. a LineageOS 15.1 or dot os 2.6 Android Oreo custom ROM build) and what it would require to get it running in the V30
Also: why changes or features are needed from the kernel side
otherwise it's like turning in circles and the dog chasing its tail ...
zacharias.maladroit said:
This is leading nowhere
First you guys asking for kali nethunter "custom kernel" need to clarify what Nethunter even is (the differences from e.g. a LineageOS 15.1 or dot os 2.6 Android Oreo custom ROM build) and what it would require to get it running in the V30
Also: why changes or features are needed from the kernel side
otherwise it's like turning in circles and the dog chasing its tail ...
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being flippant certainly will get you the answers you are looking for.
furthermore your reading ability is a bit sub-par, to be honest. I asked for a couple pointers on how to begin going about patching a kernel, myself.. Just pointers, or someone willing to let me bounce a couple questions off them. Being a **** is pointless here. I literally cannot tell you what is needed to get it up and running. Im starting at square one, chief.
Nethunter is Linux that runs in a chroot on top of android. It'll run as-is with a unmodified kernel, but to be able to put an external wifi adapter into monitor mode, you need a kernel patched to allow this.
If you don't have something constructive to offer, maybe next time g-g-go kick rocks dude. It takes soooo much *less* time to just not respond, than it does to fire off some half-assed reply because your reading context sucks eggs.
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Nethunter is Linux that runs in a chroot on top of android. It'll run as-is with a unmodified kernel, but to be able to put an external wifi adapter into monitor mode, you need a kernel patched to allow this.
[snap]
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lol - sorry for the venting - there was lots of built-up anger at all the folks who just ask ask ask and don't do research on their own (probably not even knowing what kali is),
even with a custom kernel we won't get far thus more is needed - OP5 folks might have just what we need (as a good basis)
that's exactly what I needed (sorry my ranty post was kinda like venting anger and getting a reasonable answer to not lose faith in humanity, XDA isn't what it used to be)
pie_I_6_WIP9_11
the last 2 commits are what to be added to the kernel.
I've looked around but haven't found anything related to qcacld (our wifi driver) that would indicate it supports packet injection (perhaps need to look more) in any case thus OTG and usb-powered WiFi adapters would be needed
OP5 elementalx kali defconfig is the diff for OP5 elementalx kernel to get kali wifi drivers
with e.g. lunar kernel base other changes would be needed
When using Markus' kernel base (lineage-15.1 vanilla) - it probably would be easier for you to get there quickly: lineage-15.1
https://medium.com/@ruvoteka/how-to...-android-device-universal-method-32e58660d084
is a somewhat better explanation on how to install kali (non-func on our device currently)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/development/burgerhunter-t3638810
should offer lots of valuable groundwork and git repos to work with
A good "training" would be to attempt to build a custom ROM (e.g. lineageOS 15.1) and a standalone kernel (either for LG stock or lineage-15.1) and see if both are able to boot
zacharias.maladroit said:
lol - sorry for the venting - there was lots of built-up anger at all the folks who just ask ask ask and don't do research on their own (probably not even knowing what kali is),
even with a custom kernel we won't get far thus more is needed - OP5 folks might have just what we need (as a good basis)
that's exactly what I needed (sorry my ranty post was kinda like venting anger and getting a reasonable answer to not lose faith in humanity, XDA isn't what it used to be)
pie_I_6_WIP9_11
the last 2 commits are what to be added to the kernel.
I've looked around but haven't found anything related to qcacld (our wifi driver) that would indicate it supports packet injection (perhaps need to look more) in any case thus OTG and usb-powered WiFi adapters would be needed
OP5 elementalx kali defconfig is the diff for OP5 elementalx kernel to get kali wifi drivers
with e.g. lunar kernel base other changes would be needed
When using Markus' kernel base (lineage-15.1 vanilla) - it probably would be easier for you to get there quickly: lineage-15.1
https://medium.com/@ruvoteka/how-to...-android-device-universal-method-32e58660d084
is a somewhat better explanation on how to install kali (non-func on our device currently)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/development/burgerhunter-t3638810
should offer lots of valuable groundwork and git repos to work with
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no problem. I understand. tone doesn't carry well via text sometimes, so things can get muddled.
I have a couple wifi adapters that support monitor mode. One uses the ath9k driver, and the other uses the rtl8812 driver. I had intended to use one of them (I use them currently with Kali in vbox on my desktop/laptop, so they are known good/working), whichever works best. one is a 11ac, the other 11n.
Does the stock kernel need recompiling with built in support for the wifi adapter/s? Is this the desired end result- a recompiled kernel with support for my particular wifi adapter?
Im going thru the links you posted, currently.
zacharias.maladroit said:
A good "training" would be to attempt to build a custom ROM (e.g. lineageOS 15.1) and a standalone kernel (either for LG stock or lineage-15.1) and see if both are able to boot
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Im willing to learn how to do this, first. Are there some decent up to date guides that I can follow? Is there a subforum here for this, that I can follow/subscribe to for this?
elijah420 said:
no problem. I understand. tone doesn't carry well via text sometimes, so things can get muddled.
I have a couple wifi adapters that support monitor mode. One uses the ath9k driver, and the other uses the rtl8812 driver. I had intended to use one of them (I use them currently with Kali in vbox on my desktop/laptop, so they are known good/working), whichever works best. one is a 11ac, the other 11n.
Does the stock kernel need recompiling with built in support for the wifi adapter/s? Is this the desired end result- a recompiled kernel with support for my particular wifi adapter?
Im going thru the links you posted, currently.
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thanks for understanding, agreed - solely text can be pretty prone for misunderstandings
yeah, that's the gist of it
however from the looks of it e.g. SYSVIPC is deprecated and not sure if relay fs (config_relay) is really needed, also options below CONFIG_QCA_CLD_WLAN probably don't need changes at all (might break the wifi of the phone itself)
also CONFIG_USB_G_ANDROID isn't selected in the new config and the f_hid.o and usb_f_hid.o might clash/broken with the patched up state without that config entry being selected
besides that the other config changes might be okay ( OP5_elementalx_kali_defconfig.diff )
elijah420 said:
Im willing to learn how to do this, first. Are there some decent up to date guides that I can follow? Is there a subforum here for this, that I can follow/subscribe to for this?
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dotfiles that include needed mkbootimg and unpack_bootimg
copy over to ~/bin/
build_lunar.sh
lines out the steps to build a kernel as standalone
Sample steps for lineageos:
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/cheeseburger/build
steps are valid until "Download the source code" (including repo sync)
needed git repos for "joan" (V30) have lge in their name:
https://github.com/SGCMarkus?tab=repositories
mostly up to "Updated on May 27" (from the top = newest)
the repos below shouldn't be needed
Those need to be added to .repo/local/manifest.xml (or so, hope that is correct path & file name)
in xml syntax
XDA Y U NO MERGE POSTS ?
edit:
steps for current LineageOS 16.0 related source are:
Code:
export USE_CCACHE=1
export CACHE_DIR=~/.ccache
export KBUILD_BUILD_USER=zacharias.maladroit
export KBUILD_BUILD_HOST=BuildHost
export ARCH=arm64
export CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu-
export PATH=~/android/toolchains/gcc-arm-8.2-2018.08-x86_64-aarch64-linux-gnu/bin/:$PATH
fakeroot make lineageos_h930_defconfig
fakeroot make -j8
Code:
mkbootimg --kernel arch/arm64/boot/Image.gz-dtb --ramdisk ~/android/final_files/ramdisks_V30_8.0/boot_lineage-16.0_20181118_h930_unpack_b/ramdisk --second /dev/null --cmdline "androidboot.hardware=joan user_debug=31 msm_rtb.filter=0x37 ehci-hcd.park=3 lpm_levels.sleep_disabled=1 sched_enable_hmp=1 sched_enable_power_aware=1 service_locator.enable=1 rcupdate.rcu_expedited=1 swiotlb=2048 androidboot.configfs=true androidboot.usbcontroller=a800000.dwc3 androidboot.selinux=permissive buildvariant=userdebug" --base 0x00000000 --kernel_offset 0x00008000 --ramdisk_offset 0x02200000 --second_offset 0x00f00000 --os_version 9.0.0 --os_patch_level 2018-11 --tags_offset 0x00000100 --board "" --pagesize 4096 --out ~/android/final_files/ramdisks_V30_8.0/test/H930_lineageOS-16.0_18.11.2018/boot
ramdisk from "stock" (LineageOS default) kernel was extracted via unpack_bootimg , mkbootimg is used to re-assemble the kernel
both are from dotfiles: https://github.com/luca020400/dotfiles/tree/master/bin
zacharias.maladroit said:
dotfiles that include needed mkbootimg and unpack_bootimg
copy over to ~/bin/
build_lunar.sh
lines out the steps to build a kernel as standalone
Sample steps for lineageos:
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/cheeseburger/build
steps are valid until "Download the source code" (including repo sync)
needed git repos for "joan" (V30) have lge in their name:
https://github.com/SGCMarkus?tab=repositories
mostly up to "Updated on May 27" (from the top = newest)
the repos below shouldn't be needed
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thanks for the starting place. I've got plenty to chew on now for the time being.
elijah420 said:
being flippant certainly will get you the answers you are looking for.
furthermore your reading ability is a bit sub-par, to be honest. I asked for a couple pointers on how to begin going about patching a kernel, myself.. Just pointers, or someone willing to let me bounce a couple questions off them. Being a **** is pointless here. I literally cannot tell you what is needed to get it up and running. Im starting at square one, chief.
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You're replying to a V30 custom kernel developer. The ONLY custom kernel developer for V30, right now. He can be as (seemingly) flippant as he wants, as he has the information you need. He doesn't know yet how much you know or if you can handle full detailed information. Insulting him would not be the best strategy...
I see you two have worked it out. I was starting from the beginning of the thread.
ChazzMatt said:
You're replying to a V30 custom kernel developer. The ONLY custom kernel developer for V30, right now. He can be as (seemingly) flippant as he wants, as he has the information you need. He doesn't know yet how much you know or if you can handle full detailed information. Insulting him would not be the best strategy...
I see you two have worked it out. I was starting from the beginning of the thread.
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idk, that's a bit extreme
XDA is/was made for developers and thus it's supposed to be fun (if you remember the previous threads where devs were scared off by people with a salient arrogant attitude)
however in this discussion it just seemed that we both might have taken things a bit too personal - so it's fine.
Also - I might not be the only custom kernel dev anymore - jollaman999 is working on a great custom kernel (each custom kernel is unique with its own goals)
not sure if he's ready to release it already though or if it's for personal use.
There are also other devs or users working on the V30 which might not have released their stuff (or are not willing to release it [again] for whatever reason - such as tattedup, etc. )
zacharias.maladroit said:
idk, that's a bit extreme
XDA is/was made for developers and thus it's supposed to be fun (if you remember the previous threads where devs were scared off by people with a salient arrogant attitude)
however in this discussion it just seemed that we both might have taken things a bit too personal - so it's fine.
Also - I might not be the only custom kernel dev anymore - jollaman999 is working on a great custom kernel (each custom kernel is unique with its own goals)
not sure if he's ready to release it already though or if it's for personal use.
There are also other devs or users working on the V30 which might not have released their stuff (or are not willing to release it [again] for whatever reason - such as tattedup, etc. )
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Well, I wasn't saying you were arrogant. I was saying even if you seemed that way (you didn't seem that way to me, you seemed to be asking legitimate questions about how much detailed information he could handle), still why would he call the person names like "****" or other offenses -- who just might be extremely important resource?
It's all straightened out now, I was reading from beginning of thread.
ChazzMatt said:
You're replying to a V30 custom kernel developer. The ONLY custom kernel developer for V30, right now. He can be as (seemingly) flippant as he wants, as he has the information you need. He doesn't know yet how much you know or if you can handle full detailed information. Insulting him would not be the best strategy...
I see you two have worked it out. I was starting from the beginning of the thread.
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I understand *exactly* who I was conversing with. I also understand the questions I asked. He/she can certainly be as flippant as they want. It's within their rights to be. Likewise, I can tell him/her to pound sand. To be perfectly blunt, it doesn't bother me.
He is a great dev. I've used his stuff on my v20. Doesn't change the fact that he made some incorrect assumptions and acted on them. Dont attempt to chide me for someone else's goof. It's not correct, and you aren't contributing anything relevant to the actual question. Besides, it was obviously put to bed well before you decided you have to chuck in your two pennies.
elijah420 said:
Besides, it was obviously put to bed well before you decided you have to chuck in your two pennies.
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As I've said at least twice. So you're not adding anything either. Or you can't read.
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zacharias.maladroit said:
lol - sorry for the venting - there was lots of built-up anger at all the folks who just ask ask ask and don't do research on their own (probably not even knowing what kali is),
even with a custom kernel we won't get far thus more is needed - OP5 folks might have just what we need (as a good basis)
that's exactly what I needed (sorry my ranty post was kinda like venting anger and getting a reasonable answer to not lose faith in humanity, XDA isn't what it used to be)
pie_I_6_WIP9_11
the last 2 commits are what to be added to the kernel.
I've looked around but haven't found anything related to qcacld (our wifi driver) that would indicate it supports packet injection (perhaps need to look more) in any case thus OTG and usb-powered WiFi adapters would be needed
OP5 elementalx kali defconfig is the diff for OP5 elementalx kernel to get kali wifi drivers
with e.g. lunar kernel base other changes would be needed
When using Markus' kernel base (lineage-15.1 vanilla) - it probably would be easier for you to get there quickly: lineage-15.1
https://medium.com/@ruvoteka/how-to...-android-device-universal-method-32e58660d084
is a somewhat better explanation on how to install kali (non-func on our device currently)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/development/burgerhunter-t3638810
should offer lots of valuable groundwork and git repos to work with
A good "training" would be to attempt to build a custom ROM (e.g. lineageOS 15.1) and a standalone kernel (either for LG stock or lineage-15.1) and see if both are able to boot
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The last two including
"sched/core: Allow __sched_setscheduler() in interrupts when PI is not..."?
I've never built a kernel but I'd like to have the option of mobile pentesting. If you find yourself with the time and inclination I'd be interested. I'm still learning Java, struggling with recursion, so custom kernels is probably out of my reach.
tooandrew said:
The last two including
"sched/core: Allow __sched_setscheduler() in interrupts when PI is not..."?
I've never built a kernel but I'd like to have the option of mobile pentesting. If you find yourself with the time and inclination I'd be interested. I'm still learning Java, struggling with recursion, so custom kernels is probably out of my reach.
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nope - I moved the commits to a dedicated branch:
pie_I_6_WIP9_11_kali
so it's
HID patch
Wireless packet injection & selinux patch
the related wifi drivers from the kernel diff need to selected though - since specific wireless adapters are needed which support packet injection functionality
Hello everybody. I love this community and I have been lurking for a long time.
I have noticed on a foreign language forum that some people were offering a custom rom for my android 9 TV box.
The chinese box is based on a s905x3 CPU and has a mediatek wifi chip for which it is hard (if not impossible to find the wifi drivers).
The site claims that the image was made by modifying the stock rom that came with the box. Is this possible or do all custom roms need to be build from the source?
The custom rom I want to make is going to replace the launcher with kodi.
I am prepared to build the whole rom from source but I do have a couple of questions.
Since the mediatek wifi drivers cannot be found how would I go about including the binary for the wifi?
I have noticed that the box that I have uses a .ko (kernel object) module to drive the wifi chip.
Can I include these kernel objects in build? It is a shame that the kernel is built as a 32bit system. Would that mean that I can only compile a 32bit kernel if I were to reuse those kernel modules and binaries?
Another idea is to perhaps use the kernel from coreelec in my build since it seems to include a lot of drivers.
Is it possible to use a kernel from something like coreelec but use the source from AOSP for the rest of my build?
Is there anything else that I should be aware of?
Thank you all!!!!
Can anyone give me any hints to any of the questions?
Essentially I want to swap out the stock launcher for Kodi. What is the easiest way to do so?