Hi all,
I have been searching for the source code for VpnServices.apk - trying
to understand just how this VPN application is implemented such that
root permissions are not required.
I think it is part of the core.jar but the only reference I can find
to it in the Android tree is core.mk
Could someone point me in the right direction and/or explain how the
app. gets at all IP packets in order to secure them using IPsec please?
I am very familiar with Linux kernel implementations (net-filter) and IPsec in
general.
Thanks in advance
I also had trouble finding the VpnServices' source code. I eventually found it in:
git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/frameworks/base.git
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Hi all, I've been googling around but didn't find any useful information, so I'm asking just in case. Is there any guide to compile the full Android sources (kernel+userspace) for the Sapphire?
I found information for the Dream, and I guess it will be similar, but android's kernel source doesn't even have the sapphire files (though I have a copy elsewhere), but I don't know which libraries I might need to add by myself to the destination images, or something else I need to have in consideration...
Thanks in advance!
Hello all,
I am quite new so please pardon my ignorance.
I am new to Android and trying to develop some applications with some success.
What I want to know is, if I want to extend/change a system application, for example, Phone.apk file) how can I do so without downloading the whole ROM source from GIT repositories. Also I will like to know is there a way to debug the same without building the whole source every time?
All the questions I searched were related to Java or general Android application development. I could not find anything related to extending/changing system applications. Maybe I didn't searched well enough. If yes, please point me to the right thread.
Any help will be hugely appreciated.
Regards,
Yogesh.
Hello all,
Is there a way to port Snort to Android OS? I have already ported
libpcap to Android and I have made some simple native sniffers which worked
perfectly.To do this, I used the NDK development kit that offers you some
tools for cross compiling C programs to ARM architecture.
Is this possible to do it for Snort. I know that Snort is a big project that
contains many source files and uses many modules such as Libpcap, PCRE,
Libdnet, Barnyard2, DAQ. I am wondering if is there a way to build
this code for Android.. E.g. by statically link all this modules.. Moreover an
other potential problem may be the fact that Android uses a subset of libc
(bionic), so maybe some basic functions are not available..
Have anyone done it before? Or, can some one give me some help on how
to start?
Thank you in advance,
Thanasis
Greetings Everyone.
I've searched this forum, but I didn't found any post related to this theme. My aim is to compile non "kernel/common" android's source code, in order to replace the applications inside the Android device (such as SG sIII). I've seen that "kernel/common" will wuild a Kernel Image but, by the way, I don't think that this code (ie. the one you could find in "frameworks/base/core", "dalvik", "bionic") could be put inside my image. My question is: how to compile this source code? In particular, I've seen that there is an Anrdroid.mk: should I use ndk-build? Or better, Is there a way to associate the build image generated with this ulterior build?
Thanks in advance.
Hi, i'm sort of starting in Android Developement and I found a proof of concept that looked interesting because it might exploit a vulnerability that's present on my future application. I'd like to build it but I can't manage to... I have joined the source code that you can get from github as an attached file (and zipped it)
I hope somebody will be able to help me and explain how to do it,
Thanks,