Is there any kernel dev. who can compile a kernel that supports monitor mode for WiFi on HTC one mini.....!
Check this link .....it may be of some help...
http://bcmon.blogspot.ae/2013/07/monitor-mode-reloaded_14.html?m=1
Cm11?
I think it's about patching the bcom 4335 kernel or driver files
Hi guys.
I have been working on a project to port NetHunter to Jiayu S3 (advanced for me , MT6752 platform) , working okay so far.
The rom contains two parts: Patched Kernel & NetHunter Files.
Kernel is modified and patched based on LoliTeam's project on Github.
mac80211 patched with script provided by Offensive-Security , HID manually patched regarding "Kernel-3.10-Nexus9.patch". Not exactly the same yet similar.
Additional Package of NetHunter is built under construction of [email protected]
Tested on
CM13 UNOFFICIAL for JIAYU S3a MT6752 (recommend)
AICP 6.0 UNOFFICIAL for JIAYU S3a MT6752
( Should work on JIAYU S3 basic too I guess. Never tried )
Progress:
OTG: Fix the 5V Power Supply for OTG so we can mount more than a USBdisk , like Mouse/Keyboard/JoyStick/WirelessAdapter , all avaliable now.
DuckHunter HID attack: working. Tho simple HID attack item didnt work , no idea why.
BadUSB MITM: RNDIS enabled. Capable to redirect the traffic of the computer you connected through your phone. (DHCPD on phone required, do it manually)
WiFi MITM: built-in wireless adapter does not support Monitor Mode so built-in Nethunter WiFi MITM does not work either. But we can do it manually , with a external USB via an OTG cable
Kali Chroot: Working
USBkeyboard(as HID device): Working
cSploit: Working
Shodan: Working
OpenVPN for Android: Working
VNC: Working
MSF: Working
RF Analyzer: Working
SDR softwares: Working
Not working:
aircrack-ng toolkit: seldom working. But can be replaced by manually command.
War Driving: not working normally , because aircrack-ng. Not planning a fix.
Router Keygen: Only support built-in adapter. Giving it up.
Problems:
Battery Power is consumed faster.
Easier to heat up.
I think they are bearable.
Installation Instructions:
To manually install , there is a long way to go.
Download ManuallyFlashImage.zip and unzip.
1. get a SP_FlashTool with a stock 5.1.1 RC5 firmware.
I have done most of the job.
Replace recovery.img with a TWRP one.
Modify scatter.txt to enlarge the partition of boot , recovery and system (I enlarged them * 2 , * 2, * 1.5)
You just need to select "download only" to "Format all and Download"
2.Get the roms ready in sdcard. I got [ cm13 , opengapps-mini , supersu , nethunter, xposed-framework ]
Vol-Up + Power
Vol-Up to select recovery and Vol-Down to confirm.
Wipe everything EXCEPT micro sdcard.
Install the roms in order.
CM13 - reboot to system - reboot to recovery - opengapps-mini - supersu - xposed - nethunter .
Screenshots (AICP)
Credits:
M.A.D.
DKingCN
LoliTeam
Offensive-Security
Download Link:
ManuallyFlashImage.zip
Keep track or commit:
@ https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter
@ https://github.com/DKingCN/nethunter-devices
@ https://github.com/DKingCN/android_kernel_jiayu_s3_h560
@ https://github.com/DKingCN/android-keyboard-gadget
i like that otg feature where you can plug in more than one. i hope that can be implemented in nougat too.
first time i hear about this nethunter, is that some kinda like linuxdeploy? where you can launch a desktop distros?
ak0ztik said:
i like that otg feature where you can plug in more than one. i hope that can be implemented in nougat too.
first time i hear about this nethunter, is that some kinda like linuxdeploy? where you can launch a desktop distros?
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OTG might be avaliable on nougat , too.
I havent seen the source code of 7.0 kernel so I cant say for sure but most likely there should be OTG configuration.
Nethunter is a professional security package for android where you can do penetration test.
check NetHunter
Simplely it can be seen as Kali Linux on android.
And yes , local VNC server is avaiable so you can access local chroot kali desktop. Seems like gnome2.
I'm missing something
So you used kernel repo, that is a clone from mad repo, yet where's the credits?
Call me a jackass but this is the exactly reason why there's no much development on this devices.
Ever since M.A.D. released their GPL (and more non-GPL repos like device &vendor trees)
People had been using ( and good) and making kernels & semi-compiled cm builds forgetting the ones that had the heavy work on making those trees & releasing repos to the public ( that was an huge headache )...
Well done
As the project itself , looks cool
superdragonpt said:
I'm missing something
So you used kernel repo, that is a clone from mad repo, yet where's the credits?
Call me a jackass but this is the exactly reason why there's no much development on this devices.
Ever since M.A.D. released their GPL (and more non-GPL repos like device &vendor trees)
People had been using ( and good) and making kernels & semi-compiled cm builds forgetting the ones that had the heavy work on making those trees & releasing repos to the public ( that was an huge headache )...
Well done
As the project itself , looks cool
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I forked the kernel from LoliTeam where the project can be found no link between MAD.
I am not a historian but I checked the commits and decide that MAD should be the origin of the copy of kernel so the credit is added.
Can be used kali linux from framebuffer in this project ?
(Request) help
Using magisk we can install universal full kali net hunter on miui or any other custom android rom
Which works almost perfectly
But
to do advanced stuff like wifi related stuff we need a external adapter i already has a fully supported wifi adapter
But the problem is to use a external adapter through otg we need a kernel which support wireless adapter, adapter driver built in
(Like most of the official device oneplus nexus lg samsung has "Any kernel" its a kernel available for nexus devices fully supports nethunter has wifi adapter driver built in)
Even the net hunter detects the adapter (cheked using "lsusb" command, it shows apater name chipset) but we cant do anything on off nothing because of that kernel compablity
So is there any kernel has this type of functionility available for note 5 pro whyred
If answer is no
Then im requesting Devs to make or port one
Since there is both stock and nethunter kernel source available in internet
So it will be not that difficult to port
(even previous year note 4 note 3 has a ported kernel which fully functional with net hunter)
So why not for our star
So plz its an request
A rom for net hunter will be great but
A kernel which support wireless adapter and other functionality is enough
Thanks in advance
[email protected] said:
Using magisk we can install universal full kali net hunter on miui or any other custom android rom
Which works almost perfectly
But
to do advanced stuff like wifi related stuff we need a external adapter i already has a fully supported wifi adapter
But the problem is to use a external adapter through otg we need a kernel which support wireless adapter, adapter driver built in
(Like most of the official device oneplus nexus lg samsung has "Any kernel" its a kernel available for nexus devices fully supports nethunter has wifi adapter driver built in)
Even the net hunter detects the adapter (cheked using "lsusb" command, it shows apater name chipset) but we cant do anything on off nothing because of that kernel compablity
So is there any kernel has this type of functionility available for note 5 pro whyred
If answer is no
Then im requesting Devs to make or port one
Since there is both stock and nethunter kernel source available in internet
So it will be not that difficult to port
(even previous year note 4 note 3 has a ported kernel which fully functional with net hunter)
So why not for our star
So plz its an request
A rom for net hunter will be great but
A kernel which support wireless adapter and other functionality is enough
Thanks in advance
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Android kernel is device-specific. You cant flash one kernel to another device.
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to get support for an USB CDC ACM device on my OnePlus 6 with OxygenOS 9.0.9.
If I plug in the USB device it is correctly detected but the driver is missing. (On my linux box, the kernel module cdc_acm is loaded and I can connect via the device /dev/ttyACM0).
I did not find an offered kernel which supports my goal. So I suspect such a kernel does not exist. Perhaps some kernel provider could add this support?
Or would it be possible to compile the module on my own? Any help or link welcome!
Thank you very much.
*ONLY FOR AOSP (Verified working on Evolution X)
This is my first Nethunter Kernel build. Based on UtsavTheGreat's Immensity Kernel this port provides all the benefits of the original Kernel with the added Nethunter functionality.
What's tested and working:
• Internal wifi monitor mode (Use the provided custom command in Nethunter app)
• Hid support (In the USB Arsenal section of the Nethunter app select hid USB function, disable adb and then click set USB function)
• External adapter support (TP-LINK TL-WN722N Tested, you may need to manually copy your WiFi card's firmware in "/vendor/firmware" from the provided zip. Also it appears as Wlan2 instead of Wlan1 if that matters)
Installation:
*Assuming you already have Magisk (and the BusyBox Magisk module), Nethunter store, Nethunter app, Kali chroot and Nethunter terminal installed.*
1) Flash the Nethunter_final.zip
2) Enjoy
Big thanks to the creator of Immensity Kernel
Source: https://github.com/Moto-John/kernel_xiaomi_raphael
Changelog:
•5/8/20 -> Fixed HID bug
Was waiting for someone to make this! Thanks!
Did you think about adding the drivedroid patch too?
Sent from my K20 Pro using XDA Labs
dr460nf1r3 said:
Was waiting for someone to make this! Thanks!
Did you think about adding the drivedroid patch too?
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I think you can do the same thing from the USB Arsenal section in the Nethunter App
Edit: No, wait. You are right. Will try to fix it
Edit 2: Figured out it works fine as it is. Just booted an iso from it
moto-john said:
I think you can do the same thing from the USB Arsenal section in the Nethunter App
Edit: No, wait. You are right. Will try to fix it
Edit 2: Figured out it works fine as it is. Just booted an iso from it
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Crazy. Thats pretty much all I wanted since this way the phone can replace usb sticks
Sent from my K20 Pro using XDA Labs
moto-john said:
*ONLY FOR AOSP (Verified working on Evolution X)
This is my first Nethunter Kernel build. Based on UtsavTheGreat's Immensity Kernel this port provides all the benefits of the original Kernel with the added Nethunter functionality.
What's tested and working:
• Internal wifi monitor mode (Use the provided custom command in Nethunter app)
• Hid support (In the USB Arsenal section of the Nethunter app select hid USB function, disable adb and then click set USB function)
• External adapter support (TP-LINK TL-WN722N Tested, you may need to manually copy your WiFi card's firmware in "/vendor/firmware" from the provided zip. Also it appears as Wlan2 instead of Wlan1 if that matters)
Installation:
*Assuming you already have Magisk (and the BusyBox Magisk module), Nethunter store, Nethunter app, Kali chroot and Nethunter terminal installed.*
1) Flash the Nethunter_final.zip
2) Enjoy
Big thanks to the creator of Immensity Kernel
Source: https://github.com/Moto-John/kernel_xiaomi_raphael
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Sir plz help how to add specific WiFi card firmware plz provide full tutorial
Ralink RT5370 WiFi chipeset ... support...?
Is injection mode also work with internal wifi adaptor?
[email protected] said:
Is injection mode also work with internal wifi adaptor?
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Unfortunately no. Only monitor mode is supported. If you want injection you have to use am external wifi adapter
swapnilj210f said:
Ralink RT5370 WiFi chipeset ... support...?
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Have you checked if it's recognised without a specific driver first?
Can miui12 be used？
DKarls said:
Can miui12 be used？
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It's for AOSP only, so probably no
moto-john said:
It's for AOSP only, so probably no
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I am on latest Evolution X (https://forum.xda-developers.com/k20-pro/development/rom-evolution-x-elle-t4179163), Magisk 21.1, Busybox 1.31.1, have nethunter store, app and terminal installed and chroot is working. Installed it with:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/k20-pro/how-to/guide-how-to-install-kali-nethunter-t3998623
I flashed your kernel via twrp. But unfortunately HID is not working. I dont know what i should do anymore. Maybe you could help.
Thanks for all your work so far
EDIT: Could it fix with a fresh reboot, great work my friend
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moto-john said:
I think you can do the same thing from the USB Arsenal section in the Nethunter App
Edit: No, wait. You are right. Will try to fix it
Edit 2: Figured out it works fine as it is. Just booted an iso from it
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which iso did you test? ive tryed it with a kali linux live system and it didnt work.
moto-john said:
*ONLY FOR AOSP (Verified working on Evolution X)
This is my first Nethunter Kernel build. Based on UtsavTheGreat's Immensity Kernel this port provides all the benefits of the original Kernel with the added Nethunter functionality.
What's tested and working:
• Internal wifi monitor mode (Use the provided custom command in Nethunter app)
• Hid support (In the USB Arsenal section of the Nethunter app select hid USB function, disable adb and then click set USB function)
• External adapter support (TP-LINK TL-WN722N Tested, you may need to manually copy your WiFi card's firmware in "/vendor/firmware" from the provided zip. Also it appears as Wlan2 instead of Wlan1 if that matters)
Installation:
*Assuming you already have Magisk (and the BusyBox Magisk module), Nethunter store, Nethunter app, Kali chroot and Nethunter terminal installed.*
1) Flash the Nethunter_final.zip
2) Enjoy
Big thanks to the creator of Immensity Kernel
Source: https://github.com/Moto-John/kernel_xiaomi_raphael
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Trying to get a AR9271 chipset to work. Cant load modules with modprobe: modprobe: FATAL: Module ath9k_htc not found in directory /lib/modules/4.14.191-iMMENSITY-NethunterBuild-John//9938110c92
That is obviosuly no directory. In which directory do i have to copy the firmware? Which folder do you mean with /vendor/firmware?
Copyied the firmwares to /usr/lib/firmware and /lib/firmware, but still getting from dmesg that it couldnt found a firmware
chikko80 said:
Trying to get a AR9271 chipset to work. Cant load modules with modprobe: modprobe: FATAL: Module ath9k_htc not found in directory /lib/modules/4.14.191-iMMENSITY-NethunterBuild-John//9938110c92
That is obviosuly no directory. In which directory do i have to copy the firmware? Which folder do you mean with /vendor/firmware?
Copyied the firmwares to /usr/lib/firmware and /lib/firmware, but still getting from dmesg that it couldnt found a firmware
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You just have to copy the whole ath9k_htc folder in /vendor/firmware. Then it should recognize the firmware
chikko80 said:
Trying to get a AR9271 chipset to work. Cant load modules with modprobe: modprobe: FATAL: Module ath9k_htc not found in directory /lib/modules/4.14.191-iMMENSITY-NethunterBuild-John//9938110c92
That is obviosuly no directory. In which directory do i have to copy the firmware? Which folder do you mean with /vendor/firmware?
Copyied the firmwares to /usr/lib/firmware and /lib/firmware, but still getting from dmesg that it couldnt found a firmware
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Just realized you just couldn't find the vendor folder, If you use the miX file manager you should see it under the root section
https://streamable.com/lixw7d
moto-john said:
Just realized you just couldn't find the vendor folder, If you use the miX file manager you should see it under the root section
https://streamable.com/lixw7d
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Yeah i could fix it meanwhile thank you
Everthing except drivedroid works like expected now ! do you have any advice? i tried different linux distros as well as different modis in drivedroid. I also tried the build-in image mounter of nethunter. I could not get it to work. You said u could boot. With which settings and distro did you tried it?
greetings chikko
chikko80 said:
Yeah i could fix it meanwhile thank you
Everthing except drivedroid works like expected now ! do you have any advice? i tried different linux distros as well as different modis in drivedroid. I also tried the build-in image mounter of nethunter. I could not get it to work. You said u could boot. With which settings and distro did you tried it?
greetings chikko
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It definitely is a bit finicky. What I tested was linux mint and the built-in mounter. It definitely didn't want to work at first but after some plugging, unplugging and a few reboots which are seemingly unrelated it then worked pretty consistently every time I tried it
moto-john said:
You just have to copy the whole ath9k_htc folder in /vendor/firmware. Then it should recognize the firmware
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Where can I find such firmware folder for rtl8812au ? Thanks in advance...
chikko80 said:
Trying to get a AR9271 chipset to work. Cant load modules with modprobe: modprobe: FATAL: Module ath9k_htc not found in directory /lib/modules/4.14.191-iMMENSITY-NethunterBuild-John//9938110c92
That is obviosuly no directory. In which directory do i have to copy the firmware? Which folder do you mean with /vendor/firmware?
Copyied the firmwares to /usr/lib/firmware and /lib/firmware, but still getting from dmesg that it couldnt found a firmware
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Any idea where I could get such firmware folder for rtl8812au?
I have unlocked, rooted and installed Kali Nethunter on my LG V20. And have the Magisk module for Wireless Firmware for NetHunter. Everything is working. Except for external wireless USB. I am using an adapter that has the RTL8812AU chipset. I am using an OTG cable to connect the adapter to my phone. According to this doc, Wireless Cards and NetHunter | Kali Linux Documentation , " The following chipsets are supported by default in most, if not all, NetHunter kernels:" which include the RTL8812AU. Am I missing a step? I am currently using this same adapter on my regular Kali installation on my laptop and it works in monitor mode and supports packet injection. But NetHunter only sees the internal wireless.
I am new to the XDA Forums, so I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask questions. Also, I tried searching here and I'm not finding a definitive answer... my search-fu is weak :-(