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Sideloading Samsung Captivate

How to sideload for samsung captivate?
1. Download Terminal Emulator from android market (or any terminal).
2. Go to this post on your samsung captivate.
3. Copy this Below
su cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings
sqlite3 settings.db
update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";
.quit
reboot
4. Your phone will reboot and you can sideload. try to download an app from pandaapp.com.
5. Success!!!!!!!!!! Made very easy compared to using Android SDK.
-I dont claim to find this. But i havent seen this on youtube or any where else-
Hope You Luck!
-Jordan5555

Thanks for the info!
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It's explained Tip: Enable Non Market App Installs on the Samsung Captivate]here[/url, I used a little variation on that method:
Can I suggest an even easier way of editing and manipulating the settings.db file? I used a combination of Root Explorer, SQLite Editor and Dropbox, modified from this link. You zip and copy settings.db from your Captivate to Dropbox, then you can edit it in Firefox, zip it, copy it back, and manipulate it from there - or I found I could copy the file to another folder I created (modified market), edit the file in there with SQLite, save the file and then copy it back to the original folder following their directions. The one thing you have to be careful of is making sure you're mounted R/W instead of R/O in Root Explorer or you'll get errors, something like 'permission denied'.
The Sideload Wonder Machine is nice, but I'm not always at my computer when I find something I want to try, this method made sideloading totally contained on the Captivate. Works a charm
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i tried the first method by copying the code and i got "Permission Denied" so then i just typed in the first line. got the same "Permission Denied"
is there a step i need to do first?
sorry if there is something obvious i should do first, i'm a bit of a noob

gisxer said:
i tried the first method by copying the code and i got "Permission Denied" so then i just typed in the first line. got the same "Permission Denied"
is there a step i need to do first?
sorry if there is something obvious i should do first, i'm a bit of a noob
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What are you using, Root Explorer? You have to click the r/w at the top of the screen to enable writing. If it's r/o, that means read only.

Root Explorer? no, just Terminal Emulator and pasted the code into the Terminal window. i take it that's not what it meant

gisxer said:
Root Explorer? no, just Terminal Emulator and pasted the code into the Terminal window. i take it that's not what it meant
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Ah, no, I see, you're referring to the first method. I dunno, I used what I posted, and it worked well.

nevermind lol

sorry should have mentioned that. the method posted by jordan5555 got the error

Permission denied (Jordans mthd)
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While the process described here isn't technically sideloading, it is enabling installation of non-market applications without being attached to a computer, a.k.a. De-crippling . I have already simplified this process into one click, with no need for running any console commands or downloading the android SDK. Check out One Click De-Cripple for Captivate here.
BTW, your phone will need to be rooted before this process will be successful.

rafter109 said:
While the process described here isn't technically sideloading, it is enabling installation of non-market applications without being attached to a computer, a.k.a. De-crippling . I have already simplified this process into one click, with no need for running any console commands or downloading the android SDK. Check out One Click De-Cripple for Captivate here.
BTW, your phone will need to be rooted before this process will be successful.
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Having to be rooted is why I went wit the method I posted above - because at the time I wasn't ready to root. What that method did do is force me to learn a bit about Android file structure and how to 'fiddle around' with the innards of the system. Eventually, of course, I got brave, rooted, and it's been all customizing from then on.
Of course, once you've rooted and gone to a custom ROM you never have to worry about all this again

Cant you just use the sideload wonder machine? Worked for me when I didn't have the "install_non_market_apps" file changed.

yentlequible said:
Cant you just use the sideload wonder machine? Worked for me when I didn't have the "install_non_market_apps" file changed.
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Sure, but then I have to be at my computer to load anything. I far prefer what I did, so it's just plain done. Plus I don't want the constant reminder that AT&T has crippled my phone - a phone I'm paying way too much for monthly.

reinbeau said:
Sure, but then I have to be at my computer to load anything. I far prefer what I did, so it's just plain done. Plus I don't want the constant reminder that AT&T has crippled my phone - a phone I'm paying way too much for monthly.
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Good point... The only reason I used the sideload wonder machine in the first place was to get root explorer on my phone since the market was not working. After that I just modified the database file.

[DEV][UPDATE] Backtrack 5 - Multi-Device Linux Chroot Solution - Debdroid Beta V2

Mods: I'm not sure where this thread belongs as it has evolved to support all Android Devices, please move accordingly.
Debdroid is a fully functional Linux-Android chroot solution. With the ability to set what img file is looped, you are able to run any distro built for ARM.
Update 05/14/11
Backtrack 5 Support!
Backtrack 5 on Android - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYShFr0foS8
Debdroid supports any Android device with loopback devices and ext2.
Succesfully tested on Motorola Atrix, HTC EVO, HTC Incredible.
Release Page: http://gititbit.ch/bt5
All mirrors are provided by gitbrew.org, check out http://gitbrew.org/android/ for more android mirrors. Please contact me if you would like free secure file-hosting.

very interesting!!! i'll give it a shot tomorrow.

Tight work.....finally something fun to play with.
Lol "open sores community" that can't be a typo..........lmao, if it was sorry..hehe
Swyped from a galaxy far far away......

I love sniffing. This means free wifi on my EVO from my EVO hacking abilities.
Here is a song for this hack.
They see me sniffin';
They hatin'.
Patrollin'
And tryin. to catch me sniffin dirty.
catch me sniffin dirty.

Jimdog420 said:
Tight work.....finally something fun to play with.
Lol "open sores community" that can't be a typo..........lmao, if it was sorry..hehe
Swyped from a galaxy far far away......
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I've already checked my post for spelling mistakes.
and thanks everyone!

It's good to finally see a dev who cares to do a project like this. I wish I had the time to contribute. Maybe after I'm done with univ and fail at trying to find a job I will. Thanks for all the hard work anyways.

So I'm running CM7...
sh debian.sh seemed to complete just fine. (I even went step by step to confirm since there's a 'clear' in there).
but...
sh debdroid gives me:
# debdroid
function: not found
modprobe: chdir(2.6.37-cyanogenmod-01174-gaa3cf65): No such file or directory
debdroid: 47: Syntax error: "}" unexpected
#
I'm decent with linux but a noob with bash (or any coding). It seems like a function is missing (or I did something wrong).
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Do I see gentoo around ther corner?
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easy1600, from the way your output is, it looks like you're not in a bash shell, but just the su sh shell. exec the command bash then exec debdroid. Thank you for trying it out.
As for Gentoo, I've been using Debian for years and never messed about too much in other distros other than arch. Though if you can get an ARM Gentoo img this method can be tweaked to work with any ARM img really.
Update: Here's a WIP of the Debtop software which will allow basically the same functionality of the Motorola Atrix Webtop software.
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"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
This vnc session is all through USB with no interaction over the wlan though it has the ability to work with vnc over ssh tunnel.

Sweet! It works and I get tab completion in android (that bugged the hell out of me). Thanks!

easy1600 said:
So I'm running CM7...
sh debian.sh seemed to complete just fine. (I even went step by step to confirm since there's a 'clear' in there).
but...
sh debdroid gives me:
# debdroid
function: not found
modprobe: chdir(2.6.37-cyanogenmod-01174-gaa3cf65): No such file or directory
debdroid: 47: Syntax error: "}" unexpected
#
I'm decent with linux but a noob with bash (or any coding). It seems like a function is missing (or I did something wrong).
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Same exact problem here. =/

Aerodynamix: Type 'bash' then try again.
OP: What is the simplest way to copy a .cap file from debian to anywhere I can access it from my laptop? If I can just get it to android /sdcard/ I'm golden. Or if I can just send it anywhere that I can reach it...

Well, you can utilize the unionfs script which is supposed to mount the sdcard and debdroid or you can open up a file manager on your phone like astro and nav to /data/local/debian while debdroid is running.

The problem i am having is that when I type Bash im getting "bash: not found"

grzzer2 said:
The problem i am having is that when I type Bash im getting "bash: not found"
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Do you have bash installed?

easy1600 said:
It's good to finally see a dev who cares to do a project like this. I wish I had the time to contribute. Maybe after I'm done with univ and fail at trying to find a job I will. Thanks for all the hard work anyways.
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dasmoover said:
Do you have bash installed?
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No I dont think I do, is it in the market. Sry I am a noob with Linux

You should grab the BusyBox tools from the market if you haven't already, I'm almost positive it comes with bash.

Yes I just installed busybox from the market on my phone and still getting the "bash: not found"

I got everything working, thank you for your help

dasmoover said:
Well, you can utilize the unionfs script which is supposed to mount the sdcard and debdroid or you can open up a file manager on your phone like astro and nav to /data/local/debian while debdroid is running.
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My /data/ directory is empty (debian is running). Unionft script doesn't seem to work at all.
I got it done by running /sbin/sshd and using winscp though. Thanks, I got lots to play with now!

[MOD][How to] CWM On Every Boot w/GPS Working

CWM ON EVERY BOOT WITH GPS WORKING
What Is This??
This is a mod to achieve ClockWorkMod Recovery on Every reboot/boot with a fully functioning GPS. So far this is the only method to have CWM On boot without breaking GPS.This methos uses IBMc PowerBoost 2.0.​
Things you will need:
1. Jrummy16's BusyBox Installer (download on market)
2. Download PB-2dot0_final.zip and place on sdcard
3. Terminal Emulator (download on market)
INSTRUCTIONS:
Step 1. Reboot into CWM using Atrix Bootstrapper and
Step 2. flash PB-2dot0_final.zip and reboot
Step 3. Once rom loads up , uninstall AtrixBootstrapper or set permissions in SuperUser for it to "denied" (i would uninstall AtrixBootstrapper after quickly setting to deny,you wont need it)
Step 4. Download Jrummy16's Busybox Installer from market,open it,and click install. You want to install latest 1.19 Busybox over 1.17 that you probably have. looks like this:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Step 5. Open Terminal emulator and type the following one line at a time,hitting ENTER after each line is typed:
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
chmod 755 /system/xbin/powerboost
powerboost
now you should see this:
Step 6. It will ask you if you want it to install Jrummy16's BusyBox Installer,just type N for "No" and hit enter as we already installed this.
Step 7. Now it will Prompt you to select a number. type in 5. "CWR On Every Boot"
Step 8. After "Installation Complete" only takes about 2 seconds, you will type 8 for a Reboot,and type Y for yes.
Step 8. Enjoy!
If you like my work,hit the thanks button,if not,hit the back button : P
If you plan on using this in your projects all i ask is for you to simply credit me in your OP.
CREDITS: BMc08GT (creator of the PowerBoost Script)

You are the man!
Thanks....cant hit the button on my mobile app but will when i get to my pc.
So terminal emulator, can that always be used to push adb commands?
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916x10 said:
You are the man!
Thanks....cant hit the button on my mobile app but will when i get to my pc.
So terminal emulator, can that always be used to push adb commands?
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yes and no, for apks i run adb from pc otherwise u run into problems.

Does this also fix the battery issue where it won't turn on or charge from 0%?
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You're my hero today. Ha! Thanks for this...

Out of curiosity... Does this work with PB 2.5 as well?

This is great, thanks a lot rdavisct!

Edit: Nevermind, figured it out.
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Question
Question. Does the bug still exist wherein the battery discharges completely and the phone is unable to regain a charge with CWM on Recovery script installed? I haven't personally experienced this because I've never let my battery drain. I've seen it posted in another thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543792&page=12

KEB64 said:
Question. Does the bug still exist wherein the battery discharges completely and the phone is unable to regain a charge with CWM on Recovery script installed? I haven't personally experienced this because I've never let my battery drain. I've seen it posted in another thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543792&page=12
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Yea thats his phone.not a roms doing
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rdavisct said:
Yea thats his phone.not a roms doing
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So to answer ur question no,u have nothing to worry about
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Oh I thought it was a cwm on recovery exclusive bug. BTW, congratulations on inheriting ifaber's work. I'm looking forward to V6. V5 is one of my favorites.
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I can't get the script to stick. After I do the setup and reboot, I boot into CWM like it should, but once I power off and boot again it just boots normally. I followed the directions exactly, and tried the process again, but the same results.
I assume it's because I'm not creating this script where it wants to go. Any advice or help? Thanks
I should note that I'm on stock 3.6 and have only rooted and installed the bootstrapper previously.

41rw4lk said:
I can't get the script to stick. After I do the setup and reboot, I boot into CWM like it should, but once I power off and boot again it just boots normally. I followed the directions exactly, and tried the process again, but the same results.
I assume it's because I'm not creating this script where it wants to go. Any advice or help? Thanks
I should note that I'm on stock 3.6 and have only rooted and installed the bootstrapper previously.
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Sounds like you are not mounting the /system first. Make sure u type it exactly in terminal emulator as i posted before running powerscript like so "mount -o /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" without the quotes
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Does the removal script work with this setup?
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rdavisct said:
Sounds like you are not mounting the /system first. Make sure u type it exactly in terminal emulator as i posted before running powerscript like so "mount -o /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" without the quotes
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I typed it just as it is, and even done it in adb shell with copy and paste, but it would never create the init.d folder or the 99cwr script. So I opened root explorer to see what was going on. The system was mounted as rw, but it just wouldn't create it. So I made the init.d folder myself and ran powerboost again and it created the 99cwr script, but still, normal bootup. I guess it needs to be called during boot or whatever, but idk where to set that. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks

41rw4lk said:
I typed it just as it is, and even done it in adb shell with copy and paste, but it would never create the init.d folder or the 99cwr script. So I opened root explorer to see what was going on. The system was mounted as rw, but it just wouldn't create it. So I made the init.d folder myself and ran powerboost again and it created the 99cwr script, but still, normal bootup. I guess it needs to be called during boot or whatever, but idk where to set that. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks
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It's because the stock ROM doesn't have init.d support. Flash this then try again.

Nice! That was it. Everything works as it should now. Thanks

cogeary said:
It's because the stock ROM doesn't have init.d support. Flash this then try again.
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Sorry. Read too fast.assumed you were already had init.d support
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i still can't get it to work..me also have the same problem as @41rw4lk,but after i flash the init.d file I still cannot get it to work:'(
stock rooted 2.3.6
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sorry a noob question, where do i need to install the busybox? system/bin or system/xbin

[Help] terminal not granting su access

I'm having trouble trying to run scripts in terminal. When I enter terminal, hit su> enter , I'm not gaining access to root. Seemed to happen after I flashed the latest beans Rom because I was able to run scripts while in wicked.
At first I was trying with Rom toolbox pro and it wasn't working. Then I downloaded terminal emulator from the play store and that didn't work. Su app shows it has root access and I even made it reprompt me to reallow access. That didn't work. Tried installing busy box from the market and that didn't work either. Out of idea plus I googled the hell out of it too. Thanks!
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"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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aypeeootrek said:
I'm having trouble trying to run scripts in terminal. When I enter terminal, hit su> enter , I'm not gaining access to root. Seemed to happen after I flashed the latest beans Rom because I was able to run scripts while in wicked.
At first I was trying with Rom toolbox pro and it wasn't working. Then I downloaded terminal emulator from the play store and that didn't work. Su app shows it has root access and I even made it reprompt me to reallow access. That didn't work. Tried installing busy box from the market and that didn't work either. Out of idea plus I googled the hell out of it too. Thanks!
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I saw you have # prompt meaning you do have root access, but when you tried to execute another command and it said command not found, sounds like there's an issue with your other app, but not root. If you download root checker from the market and verify you have root then the issue is not with root.

buhohitr said:
I saw you have # prompt meaning you do have root access, but when you tried to execute another command and it said command not found, sounds like there's an issue with your other app, but not root. If you download root checker from the market and verify you have root then the issue is not with root.
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Hey thanks for replying. And I kinda figured that with the root issue. Just really unsure how else to describe my issue. Any suggestions?
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aypeeootrek said:
Hey thanks for replying. And I kinda figured that with the root issue. Just really unsure how else to describe my issue. Any suggestions?
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Do you have SuperSu app on the phone? if not download it, if you do open up the app and check see if will update (if it update it should fixed your issue) and what version do you have, should be 1.93

buhohitr said:
Do you have SuperSu app on the phone? if not download it, if you do open up the app and check see if will update (if it update it should fixed your issue) and what version do you have, should be 1.93
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Believe it's up to date
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Not the biggest deal but there are a few scripts I want to run like operation killjoy and the crystal clear
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aypeeootrek said:
Not the biggest deal but there are a few scripts I want to run like operation killjoy and the crystal clear
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give this a try, uncheck re-authentication and default access change from Prompt to Grant. Run the script command and let me know the error. The issue maybe with the scripts not Su.

buhohitr said:
give this a try, uncheck re-authentication and default access change from Prompt to Grant. Run the script command and let me know the error. The issue maybe with the scripts not Su.
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Same thing. Also, when terminal gains su access, isn't there another line that gets displayed in terminal and then you're allowed to type command. Like it pretty much tells you that you now have access. And the scripts worked previously on w wicked 4.3 tw and some 4.4 roms too
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aypeeootrek said:
Same thing. Also, when terminal gains su access, isn't there another line that gets displayed in terminal and then you're allowed to type command. Like it pretty much tells you that you now have access. And the scripts worked previously on w wicked 4.3 tw and some 4.4 roms too
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Try another terminal app..

I did lol. Tired rom toolbox and terminal emulator. When I get some time, I'm going to restore a nano and see if it works. I'll backup this rom as well and try a fresh install. Thanks for taking the time to try and help
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Install kali nethunter no root termux

Nethunter-In-Termux
This is a script by which you can install Kali nethunter (Kali Linux) in your termux application without rooted phone
Steps For Installation
Download script in HOME curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hax4us/Nethunter-In-Termux/master/kalinethunter
Give execution permission chmod +x kalinethunter
Run script ./kalinethunter
Now just start kali nethunter startkali
Compulsory Steps For First Time Use (Only for Fisrt Time After Installation)
So after startkali, execute this command apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keys.gnupg.net --recv-keys 7D8D0BF6
Now its time to update apt-get update

Example
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

Just installed ternux
If you are starting from scratch and just installed termux make sure to install curl
pkg install curl

Where is the forum to post problems with this method?

Hi,
I installed Kali net hunter in Samsung galaxy j7 prime , zip files gone extracted successfully and given exe permission to Kali hunter but when I exec
./Kali hunter the the Kali net hunter folder with files gets deleted
Everytime I tried but nothing changed.
Although other folders are fine and other modules work fine.

Mandeep Hundal said:
Hi,
I installed Kali net hunter in Samsung galaxy j7 prime , zip files gone extracted successfully and given exe permission to Kali hunter but when I exec
./Kali hunter the the Kali net hunter folder with files gets deleted
Everytime I tried but nothing changed.
Although other folders are fine and other modules work fine.
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The command is ./kalinethunter and after run this command you type startkali in termux that should work.

lucki1000 said:
The command is ./kalinethunter and after run this command you type startkali in termux that should work.
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I tried as you told
I gave exec permission to kalinethunter
Then exec ./kalinethunter
and used startkali command
proot warning can't sanitinze "/data/data/home dir/ kali-armhf no such file or directory fatal error : see proot --help
I checked in data/data/home folder kali-armhf gone deleted again.
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Mandeep Hundal said:
I tried as you told
I gave exec permission to kalinethunter
Then exec ./kalinethunter
and used startkali command
proot warning can't sanitinze "/data/data/home dir/ kali-armhf no such file or directory fatal error : see proot --help
I checked in data/data/home folder kali-armhf gone deleted again.
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Worked

need commands
need commands for kali linux in termux

pavanpardhu said:
need commands for kali linux in termux
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Explain commands, what do you need?
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Hi I have problems on my Honor 8x android 8.1

ktl20 said:
Hi I have problems on my Honor 8x android 8.1
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Which command gives the error ?

Now i have this only ...before everywere were dpkg warnings and problems with upgrading packages

ktl20 said:
Now i have this only ...before everywere were dpkg warnings and problems with upgrading packages
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Do you have give termux the storage permission?
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Yes i did
termux-setup-storage

ktl20 said:
Yes i did
termux-setup-storage
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did you simply execute the above commands or how did the error occur?
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After termux-setup-storage command I have no errors..... I have installed kali from Hax4us git hub like always with no errors or problems and after apt update apt upgrade dpkg warrnings shows up and after setting up man-db and dpkg - - configure - a i had proot error like on screenshots... On my ze520kl everything was fine

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After termux-setup-storage command I have no errors..... I have installed kali from Hax4us git hub like always with no errors or problems and after apt update apt upgrade dpkg warrnings shows up and after setting up man-db and dpkg - - configure - a i had proot error like on screenshots... On my ze520kl everything was fine
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Okay then you can uninstall termux and do it again maybe it works.
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I did that many times and I have the same problem :-/

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I did that many times and I have the same problem :-/
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Oh okay. Have you too little space on your internal storage?
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This model has 128GB and termux is my one of the first install... Why you think that the problem is in storage? Maybe it's because it's android 8.1? On my ze520kl I had 8.0