Hi. I am try using Titchy Linux but I can't make a usb connection with ubuntu 11.04. I found a tutorial in internet, but it doesn't work I wrote some in /etc/network/interfaces and on computer terminal but it is difficult to me
orzech2111 said:
Hi. I am try using Titchy Linux but I can't make a usb connection with ubuntu 11.04. I found a tutorial in internet, but it doesn't work I wrote some in /etc/network/interfaces and on computer terminal but it is difficult to me
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what kernel are you using?
http://www.linuxtogo.org/~htcpxa/htcuniversal/images/Qtopia/ . Here is haret with zimage in one .exe, and start from loopback partition. I found tutorial on polish forum: http://pdaclub.pl/forum/universal/linux-na-universalu-czyli-jak-si281-uwolni263-od-ms/ . Now I'm trying with usb network, but on screen is only USB reset
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It's a very noob question, I know. But i didnt figure out how to acess my tf101 on my linux by the way of usb.
I have a dual boot pc, but most of the time i use ubuntu, but i don't know how to connect it to ubuntu and set up adb. (I have adb on windows). And with this NVflash thing for B70+ devices popping out i have to learn how to mount the tf on ubuntu
Can someone help me ?
Thanks in advance.
install android sdk on ubuntu and follow instructions to set a PATH var to adb.
Hello All,
I have a specific question here - I use a program called Sardu to boot into various distros/install windows/troubleshoot PCs. What I would like is to have an ISO of any linux distro (linux mint or DSL comes to mind) that has ADB previously setup and working in a persistence file (very basic linux knowledge here, not sure if it's possible).
Basically I want to be able to choose said linux distro from my bootable USB - launch it any PC i have access too and be able to run ADB commands for the purpose of troubleshooting/rooting of friends/colleagues android devices etc...
If this is at all possible, I am willing to learn the steps needed. I'm not looking for someone to do the work for me (however that would be awesome too ) but I am out of my depth and would love for this to be possible.
TIA for any and all help,
Josh
wilkins502 said:
Hello All,
I have a specific question here - I use a program called Sardu to boot into various distros/install windows/troubleshoot PCs. What I would like is to have an ISO of any linux distro (linux mint or DSL comes to mind) that has ADB previously setup and working in a persistence file (very basic linux knowledge here, not sure if it's possible).
Basically I want to be able to choose said linux distro from my bootable USB - launch it any PC i have access too and be able to run ADB commands for the purpose of troubleshooting/rooting of friends/colleagues android devices etc...
If this is at all possible, I am willing to learn the steps needed. I'm not looking for someone to do the work for me (however that would be awesome too ) but I am out of my depth and would love for this to be possible.
TIA for any and all help,
Josh
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Look up how to mount an iso read write.
Then mount the iso and add your adb files.
Then write the iso to usb.
Lgrootnoob said:
Look up how to mount an iso read write.
Then mount the iso and add your adb files.
Then write the iso to usb.
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I'll look into that, thank you
wilkins502 said:
I'll look into that, thank you
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If you need any more help then you can pm me anytime.
i can't seem to find a straight answer about this. i've got kali linux installed on my samsung note 8013 and launch it via linux deploy, i access the desktop environment by connecting via VNC over SSH. i want to get my Alfa AWUS036NHA USB wifi adapter working within kali linux on it. i have the alfa connected to a powered USB hub which is connected to the tablet via a USB OTG adapter. the wifi USB adapter is recognized both in android and in kali linux when i use the "lsusb" command in a terminal window. however, it is not showing up when i do an ifconfig or iwconfig.
i have read that external wifi adapters are disabled by default, and that in order to get external wifi to work, the internal wifi needs to be disabled. however, i'm not quite sure how to do this or how to get the ath9k drivers working with packet injection, either in android or linux. i'm pretty sure this requires some kernel modifications especially if the ath9k drivers are not enabled within the kernel by default (i'm running stock rooted jellybean 4.1.2 ROM), unless there's a script that can be run on linux deploy when launching kali that can enable the ath9k drivers and the external wifi, and turn off the internal wifi. if it requires kernel modifications, do i need to recompile the kernel for both android and linux, or is the linux one enough to get it working within my kali chroot environment?
also, i was wondering if there was a way to boot into kali linux natively without having to replace my recovery - on the official kali site there's a recovery.img you can flash to boot into kali by holding down certain keys during startup, but i'd prefer to keep TWRP or clockworkmod recovery. sorry, i know that's a totally different question. thanks!
eudemonics said:
i can't seem to find a straight answer about this. i've got kali linux installed on my samsung note 8013 and launch it via linux deploy, i access the desktop environment by connecting via VNC over SSH. i want to get my Alfa AWUS036NHA USB wifi adapter working within kali linux on it. i have the alfa connected to a powered USB hub which is connected to the tablet via a USB OTG adapter. the wifi USB adapter is recognized both in android and in kali linux when i use the "lsusb" command in a terminal window. however, it is not showing up when i do an ifconfig or iwconfig.
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Hello, any progress with that? I'm struggle with wifi and bluetooth issue couple month and nothing..
AlA777 said:
Hello, any progress with that? I'm struggle with wifi and bluetooth issue couple month and nothing..
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you need to compile a custom kernel with the drivers/firmware and flash it
eudemonics said:
you need to compile a custom kernel with the drivers/firmware and flash it
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Yes, already done. Thank you!
I am using VMware Player 7.1.2 to host Ubuntu 14.04 on a Windows 7 PC.
My N5 is recognized by Windows, but not by Ubuntu.
USB Debugging is enabled.
The strange thing, and maybe this holds the answer, when my N5 is booted into Fastboot mode or Recovery (TWRP), Ubuntu recognizes and can access it. It is only when the N5 is booted into Android (system) that it is not recognized.
Any ideas?
creeve4 said:
I am using VMware Player 7.1.2 to host Ubuntu 14.04 on a Windows 7 PC.
My N5 is recognized by Windows, but not by Ubuntu.
USB Debugging is enabled.
The strange thing, and maybe this holds the answer, when my N5 is booted into Fastboot mode or Recovery (TWRP), Ubuntu recognizes and can access it. It is only when the N5 is booted into Android (system) that it is not recognized.
Any ideas?
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It's bcuz of driver issues, there has always been issues with pass thru on VMware, try looking up "project rookie" in that tutorial u will find how to properly set up USB access in ubuntu
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soupysoup said:
It's bcuz of driver issues, there has always been issues with pass thru on VMware, try looking up "project rookie" in that tutorial u will find how to properly set up USB access in ubuntu
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I have already followed this instructions from here for configuring ADB access, that is not exactly my problem. My problem is that VMware Player does not recognize my phone and so the guest OS, Ubuntu, cannot access it.
creeve4 said:
I have already followed this instructions from here for configuring ADB access, that is not exactly my problem. My problem is that VMware Player does not recognize my phone and so the guest OS, Ubuntu, cannot access it.
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Did u configure USB access within Ubuntu? If Ubuntu can see the device while it's in fastboot mode then it's not VMware issue, its the USB access within Ubuntu
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soupysoup said:
Did u configure USB access within Ubuntu? If Ubuntu can see the device while it's in fastboot mode then it's not VMware issue, its the USB access within Ubuntu
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Yep, I configured USB access in Ubuntu like this:
Code:
wget -S -O - http://source.android.com/source/51-android.rules | sed "s/<username>/$USER/" | sudo tee >/dev/null /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules; sudo udevadm control --reload-rules
Hi.
I want to install NetHunter on my OnePlus One phone.
Will probably flash a CM12 or 13 rom with NetHunter 2.0.
I have external adapter TP-Link-TL-WN722N, currently used for Linux kali rolling on my PC laptop. Since my OPO chip-set doesn't support monitor mode, I would like to use TP-Link-TL-WN722N.
My problem is finding the wifi drivers to install on a Android.
(Q) If you are currently using TP-Link TL-WN722N for NH or Linux Deploy, how did you download the drivers?
(Q) Is there an existing kernal to install having these drivers?
Or a set of instructions I could follow.
(Q) There is a linux package (firmware-atheros) in linux repository. Will this have the drivers?
Currently using ROM Lineage os 14.1.2, 64gb. Rooted phone with SuperSu 2.82 TWRP 3.1.1
I have an OTG host cable I tested with a mouse.
I'm fairly new at this so please explain.
Thanks.
TC.
Not working for me
@tomx2x I have the same question, the TL-WN722N doesn't want to work with the firmware-atheros package altough it should work with that. Did you manage to solve it?
Rooted, Cm13, android 6.0.1 twrp super su and flashed nethunter full 2017.10 with kernel 3.4.110. Installed firmware-atheros in terminal. Lsusb kind of shows something but not really recognising the adapter
This is a v2
Turned out that this is a v2 with r8188eu chipset.. no monitor mode
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@tomx2x I have the same question, the TL-WN722N doesn't want to work with the firmware-atheros package altough it should work with that. Did you manage to solve it?
Rooted, Cm13, android 6.0.1 twrp super su and flashed nethunter full 2017.10 with kernel 3.4.110. Installed firmware-atheros in terminal. Lsusb kind of shows something but not really recognising the adapter
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This is where I stand.
@yeseximv.
I am running TP-Link-TL-WN722N V1 but still cannot connect.
Newbie with Linux, so maybe you can assist me.
Trying Nethunteros rom.
Flashed Nethunteros successfully. Install Kali Chroot-full.
Using Bvnc app as VNC client to connect via ssh.
Firmware-atheros drivers are part of the Nethunteros kernal. Installed in /system/etc/firmware.
I am trying to connect to the internet w/o using a Network Manager app.
Here are the steps I performed.
1. Started Dbus service
2. Ifconfig Wlan0 up (Interface I am using).
3. Entered linux command: iw dev wlan1 connect “BayBreeze Hotel”
Terminal Message returned stated “connected”
TL-WN722N (wlan0 interface) starts blinking.
4. Launch Firefox.
I should see the hotel's Login page.
Received message “Problem loading page”
I know the essid “BayBreeze Hotel” is a active wireless wifi network. When not using Linux, I can launch & connect wifi (BayBreeze Hotel)on my OnePlus phone by going to settings.
There must be some commands/steps I am missing. Can you or anyone in this thread help?
If I cannot get this going, my next step will be to use Network-Manager apps.
In terms of your V2 TP-Link.
In GitHub forum there is NetHunter kernal (LKernel491.zip} I tried and was successful in Monitor mode.
Firmware is part of the kernal (no need to install firmware atheros manually).
You can go to the link I provided below, ask the Programmer (Bkr32) whether it supports V2.
My only issue using Lkernel491 patch is getting “Device Not Managed” error connecting to Network_Manager app. Tried Set*managed=true*in*/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf.
But still unsuccessful.
Instructions to install are part of the link provided.
Here is the link:
https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/issues/962#issuecomment-330428124
Thanks.
TC.
Got it
Newbie here too so can't help you with that, sorry. I finally got an AWUS036NEH and it all works flawlessly
tomx2x said:
@yeseximv.
I am running TP-Link-TL-WN722N V1 but still cannot connect.
Newbie with Linux, so maybe you can assist me.
Trying Nethunteros rom
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Thanks.
TC.
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yesimxev said:
Newbie here too so can't help you with that, sorry. I finally got an AWUS036NEH and it all works flawlessly
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@yesimxev.
Can you provide the steps/commands you use to connect and launch the internet with AWUS036NEH wifi dongle. This may help me with my problem.
Thanks.
tomx.
I haven't used for connecting the internet, will test if works. I was interested in the monitor mode.
As before: Rooted, flashed twrp, super su, Cm13 with android 6.0.1 (stock firmware) and flashed nethunter (nightly) full 2017.10, then kernel 3.4.110. Installed firmware-atheros in terminal. Updated metapackages. Downloaded wifi metapackages, not sure if it's needed though. Then starting monitor mode works from the nethunter custom commands. Try making this config, then you can add the custom command to run after you plugged in the adapter.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2121791
tomx2x said:
@yesimxev.
Can you provide the steps/commands you use to connect and launch the internet with AWUS036NEH wifi dongle. This may help me with my problem.
Thanks.
tomx.
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Find drivers no problem
they are on tplink website with some manuals
but i think git is better..
have Nexus 7 .. for some reason it not detecting WN722N v3
but can see OTG (Running nethunter 2020)
so found this manual
download the driver , extract it in a folder , right click in folder and choose Open in termianl
and then enter these commands :
make clean
make all
cp realtek_blacklist.conf /lib/modprobe.d/
make install
reboot
to activate monitor mode :
ifconfig down
iwconfig mode monitor
ifconfig up
Hope it will work !!!!
shame on nethunter for not preloading drivers !!!!