hi, I want to root my cx803 mini PC and am looking at bin4u's script (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460).
Which mode should i use?
Incidentally if there is a custom rom with x11 forwarding setup or VNC server, I would like to use that straight away. (I am rooting just to setup some remote display view).
tks,
nandy
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hi there i use putty SSH server on my pc is there anyway to use that on my android ?
putty link if you dont know it : http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
thanks for your time.
connectbot ssh, supposedly?
Tried that and i successfully connected but still no go !
Hi everyone,
my A510 is driving me crazy.
Here is what I’m trying to do:
I want to run Ubuntu and connect to it with AndroidVNC.
I emulate the Ubuntu with Terminal Emulator and it is running fine without any errors.
I go back to the Homescreen and open AndroidVNC. I fill in the necessary fields and hit connect.
And instantly I get this error message:
Code:
Error!
VNC connection failed!
Failed to connect to /127.0.0.1 (port 5900): connect
Failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
I tried to connect with Jump and basically the same result. I tried different ports or “localhost” instead of I.P. I used a different emulator and no success.
I also tried different ways to run Linux but none of them solved my Problem.
The androidVNC itself is running fine. I can connect to my Laptop (TightVNC Server running on it) via WLAN and control it.
The only thing it won’t do is connect to the Linux running on the Terminal Emulator.
Do you have any ideas or hints on how to solve the problem?
Android Version: 4.0.3
Kernel: 2.6.39.4+ (stock)
Tablet is rooted – Busybox and Superuser installed
Regards
Rix
Found this interesting and tested it on my A700.
The vnc password is "ubuntu" even if you set a different one on first start.
In the terminal window must show up the line "New 'X' desktop is localhosr:0" after you entered the screen size.
Now I can connect via VNC. I use "ubuntu" as nick, password and username. IP is "localhost".
Hope these few hinty may help.
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Thanks for your reply.
I have reset my Tablet to factory settings and rooted it again.
Installed Terminal Server and AndroidVNC. Emulated Linux and again the same result.
I don't know why it does not want to connect to the localhost.
My settings are exactly as in the description(s).
Did you use the image provided by this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid ?
This worked for me, even if the result is not very usable. Must figure out, how to use a different window manager, the default one is missing some graphics and has problems with the launchbar icons.
Tried this one as well. No success.
I just don't get it. The device is properly rooted with the "one click" version. Root check tells me it is rooted.
Busybox is succesfully installed. The Linux is running in the emulator but i just can't connect to it.
The strange thing is:
The error message is the same, whether I fill in the fields in AndroidVNC or not.
It absolutely refuses to connect to 127.0.0.1 or localhost.
Really frustrating....
Did you check if the vnc server is really running?
"ps -a" should show a "Xtightvnc" process.
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OK. I don't know why, but all over sudden it works.
The only thing I need to do know is install a VPN Client using IPSec. Challenge accepted.
Rixar said:
OK. I don't know why, but all over sudden it works.
The only thing I need to do know is install a VPN Client using IPSec. Challenge accepted.
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hey buddy, i am having the exact problem with my VNC and TF201, the terminal is running though can NOT connec to the GUI mod, could u help me out ?
Amir
AmirJamez said:
hey buddy, i am having the exact problem with my VNC and TF201, the terminal is running though can NOT connec to the GUI mod, could u help me out ?
Amir
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did you ever solve this? i have everything setup but the vnc wont let me connect
DЯΦ[email protected]П said:
Found this interesting and tested it on my A700.
The vnc password is "ubuntu" even if you set a different one on first start.
In the terminal window must show up the line "New 'X' desktop is localhosr:0" after you entered the screen size.
Now I can connect via VNC. I use "ubuntu" as nick, password and username. IP is "localhost".
Hope these few hinty may help.
Sent from my A700 using xda app-developers app
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Thank you very much man!!! i knew it was a simple thing. IP "localhost" PW "changeme".
I killed myself looking for this answers. Kali installed and running on VNC.
There are some ssh-servers for android, but I haven't found one, which includes a rsync-binary. Since the phone isn't rooted at the moment, I cannot copy a rsync-binary in the path of the ssh-server, what I normally do with a rooted phone. Any ideas how to use rsync with a linux-pc and an Android device without root?
Do you sync "Servers Ultimate (Pro)" could do the job? It looks a little bit "overkill" for me.
Hi, I have successfully installed Kali Linux on my LG G3 using Linux Deploy and VNC viewer. I am successfully able to use everything, but I am relatively new to Linux. Still, I was able to switch to root in the terminal. I also tried creating a new account, giving it root access, and then switching to it, which I was able to do, again only in the terminal. However, even if I had root access in the terminal (confirmed by "whoami"), it seemed that I did not have any other root privileges. For example, everything, including the desktop, was read only. I tried switching users using the gui and that did not work at all. I also tried to open the root folder under computer and I wasn't able to do that either. I have tried changing the preferences in linux deploy to log me in as username "root," but I think even then I am logged in as a user that is named root... not the actual root administrator. If anyone could offer some guidance with this situation that would be great. I have spent a lot of time searching google and more to find the solution to this problem, but I haven't had any success. Thanks in advance.
I'd also like to add that some normal commands were not accessible in the terminal even though it said that I had root privileges. Therefore, I could not get done what I would like to even if I were to do everything in the terminal .
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Hi, I have successfully installed Kali Linux on my LG G3 using Linux Deploy and VNC viewer. I am successfully able to use everything, but I am relatively new to Linux. Still, I was able to switch to root in the terminal. I also tried creating a new account, giving it root access, and then switching to it, which I was able to do, again only in the terminal. However, even if I had root access in the terminal (confirmed by "whoami"), it seemed that I did not have any other root privileges. For example, everything, including the desktop, was read only. I tried switching users using the gui and that did not work at all. I also tried to open the root folder under computer and I wasn't able to do that either. I have tried changing the preferences in linux deploy to log me in as username "root," but I think even then I am logged in as a user that is named root... not the actual root administrator. If anyone could offer some guidance with this situation that would be great. I have spent a lot of time searching google and more to find the solution to this problem, but I haven't had any success. Thanks in advance.
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There is not a specific XDA forum for Kali Linux.
You might find some help in Ubuntu Touch General
or [APP] Linux Deploy by AbuYahya
Which S3? SGH-I747 or I9300, I9305 ...
Hello there
I have a samsung s6 phone with an app from google play called 'linuxdeploy' by meefik install. Through this I have debian installed on my phone as a image file and use VNC server app to emulate debian.
I am writing to ask is it possible somehow through debian or any other linux variant to extract or retrieve the firmware of the phone's components (especially microphone, wifi module, and speaker - and if possible the antenna for connect to mobile service provider-). I can give the android/samsung details if needed. Also would running the 'hardinfo' application from linux be of any use? Any help I can get is v much appreciated.
Thanks