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[Q] is theirs any app or way to share a screen?

Hi all ....
A question appears in my mind a day before ... that .
Is theirs any way to share a screen of another android device on local WiFi
like we share in Skype when both are online .....
Is theris something. Like that .. I just want to see what happing on my second android device when my bro take it from me for playing games
I just want to see what I going on .
So ..finally simple I am talking about screen sharing through local WiFi
Imagine
both the devices are connected to the same WiFi when my bro takes my handset I start the sharing option
And on my other device I saw whats going on my other device that I gave to my bro ...
Please tell me is theirs any app I installed ? or setting I do in both devices ?
Click on thanks :thumbup:button if you think this is use full
Sorry for the bad English and long explanation too
Sent from my android :banghead:

Use droid VNC server on the device you want to view remotely
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&hl=en
http://opensourceexcedio.wordpress.com/2010/10/28/droid-vnc-server/
use “what is my ip” google search when connected to the wifi or via modem tethering to find your IP address
Then copy past the multi digit code into the app you are using to connect to the device
Example IP: 107.168.192.2.1
Note you'll still need the "port" number too.
App to use to connect to your device you want to view
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.freeroam.android.androidVNC
There are only three required places to edit to make a good connection
1. Target IP
2. Target port
3. Password (sometimes username but leave it blank if the Target doesn't have one set)
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey

S0AndS0 said:
Use droid VNC server on the device you want to view remotely
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&hl=en
http://opensourceexcedio.wordpress.com/2010/10/28/droid-vnc-server/
use “what is my ip” google search when connected to the wifi or via modem tethering to find your IP address
Then copy past the multi digit code into the app you are using to connect to the device
Example IP: 107.168.192.2.1
Note you'll still need the "port" number too.
App to use to connect to your device you want to view
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.freeroam.android.androidVNC
There are only three required places to edit to make a good connection
1. Target IP
2. Target port
3. Password (sometimes username but leave it blank if the Target doesn't have one set)
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
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Thanks for your reply my friend
will u please explain. It more step by step. thanks

sultan arshad said:
Thanks for your reply my friend
will u please explain. It more step by step. thanks
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Welcome; most certainly I can explain this better. I've been working on a guide about this and screen repair and I'll be linking it in when it's a bit more finished. Just thought a preview to get ya started would be a good thing go ahead and try it if you can, the directions make way more sense with the apps open. Screen shots that's what I'll do too, maybe a video but that'll take more time
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey

S0AndS0 said:
Welcome; most certainly I can explain this better. I've been working on a guide about this and screen repair and I'll be linking it in when it's a bit more finished. Just thought a preview to get ya started would be a good thing go ahead and try it if you can, the directions make way more sense with the apps open. Screen shots that's what I'll do too, maybe a video but that'll take more time
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
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Hmm. Hope you finished soon :thumbup:
sent from my HTC explorer having ROM cm10.1 beta 3.
using xda app the best developers site for android :thumbup: development
thanks button not harms your fingers while clicking

Let me know if this draft works a bit better. Been a long week for me so far but still wanted to ensure you know I'm still here screen caps will have to wait on me getting back on my PC
Step 1
Download this app to the phone or tablet that you want to remotely view (I'll call this device "Wabafet" )
droid VNC server
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&hl=en
Step 2
Get the IP address of Wabafet --
2a~ use a web site like
canyouseeme.org
2b~ use an app like
Network Info II
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=aws.apps.networkInfoIi
-- take note of the IP address
For this example I'll say Wabafet's IP is 192.168.79.2
Step 3
Open droid VNC server and play around with it a bit...
Really just check it out, set a password maybe, set the port to something possible like 4444.
Hint: low port numbers fail silently so don't use'em
Step 4
Download this app to the device that you want to connect to Wabafet I will call this device Doctor
Android VNC
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.freeroam.android.androidVNC
Step 5
Open Android VNC on Doctor
Input the IP address and port number
Be sure you're on the same wifi and attempt connecting
If things look funny try playing with the color settings
If the screen size is strange then try messing with the zoom and auto stretch settings
If the connection fails be sure that the ports, IP, and if set user and password all match
If connection fails after succeeding then use step 2a or 2b and update the connection settings on Doctor running Android VNC
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey

S0AndS0 said:
Let me know if this draft works a bit better. Been a long week for me so far but still wanted to ensure you know I'm still here screen caps will have to wait on me getting back on my PC
Step 1
Download this app to the phone or tablet that you want to remotely view (I'll call this device "Wabafet" )
droid VNC server
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&hl=en
Step 2
Get the IP address of Wabafet --
2a~ use a web site like
canyouseeme.org
2b~ use an app like
Network Info II
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=aws.apps.networkInfoIi
-- take note of the IP address
For this example I'll say Wabafet's IP is 192.168.79.2
Step 3
Open droid VNC server and play around with it a bit...
Really just check it out, set a password maybe, set the port to something possible like 4444.
Hint: low port numbers fail silently so don't use'em
Step 4
Download this app to the device that you want to connect to Wabafet I will call this device Doctor
Android VNC
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.freeroam.android.androidVNC
Step 5
Open Android VNC on Doctor
Input the IP address and port number
Be sure you're on the same wifi and attempt connecting
If things look funny try playing with the color settings
If the screen size is strange then try messing with the zoom and auto stretch settings
If the connection fails be sure that the ports, IP, and if set user and password all match
If connection fails after succeeding then use step 2a or 2b and update the connection settings on Doctor running Android VNC
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
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Thanks a lot ... Really this info is to much understanding. :thumbup:
sent from my HTC explorer having ROM cm10.1 beta 3.
using xda app the best developers site for android :thumbup: development
thanks button not harms your fingers while clicking

Yep no problem. It might be a bit much to take in all at once but once set up properly it should get ya the functions you're looking for ... If you want more networking guides I'm collecting some in section 7 of the guide I'm writing (link in sig) which cover seeing an Android screen within a window on your PC among other things.
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey

S0AndS0 said:
Let me know if this draft works a bit better. Been a long week for me so far but still wanted to ensure you know I'm still here screen caps will have to wait on me getting back on my PC
Step 1
Download this app to the phone or tablet that you want to remotely view (I'll call this device "Wabafet" )
droid VNC server
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&hl=en
Step 2
Get the IP address of Wabafet --
2a~ use a web site like
canyouseeme.org
2b~ use an app like
Network Info II
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=aws.apps.networkInfoIi
-- take note of the IP address
For this example I'll say Wabafet's IP is 192.168.79.2
Step 3
Open droid VNC server and play around with it a bit...
Really just check it out, set a password maybe, set the port to something possible like 4444.
Hint: low port numbers fail silently so don't use'em
Step 4
Download this app to the device that you want to connect to Wabafet I will call this device Doctor
Android VNC
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.freeroam.android.androidVNC
Step 5
Open Android VNC on Doctor
Input the IP address and port number
Be sure you're on the same wifi and attempt connecting
If things look funny try playing with the color settings
If the screen size is strange then try messing with the zoom and auto stretch settings
If the connection fails be sure that the ports, IP, and if set user and password all match
If connection fails after succeeding then use step 2a or 2b and update the connection settings on Doctor running Android VNC
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey
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Droid vnc not working on device you call ( wabafet ) I install the app an granted superuser .
But it said [[couldn't connect to the server ]]. What can I do. I entered the port number in d.vnc. 5900. 5901. 4444 settings but it not connecting. The wabafet device u name is already conected to WiFi . will you please help me more ?? I am very thankful to you. ... If you don't want to answer me or I am wasting your time you just refuse me to answer
sent from my HTC explorer having ROM cm10.1 beta 3.
using xda app the best developers site for android :thumbup: development
thanks button not harms your fingers while clicking

sultan arshad said:
Droid vnc not working on device you call ( wabafet ) I install the app an granted superuser .
But it said [[couldn't connect to the server ]]. What can I do. I entered the port number in d.vnc. 5900. 5901. 4444 settings but it not connecting. The wabafet device u name is already conected to WiFi . will you please help me more ?? I am very thankful to you. ... If you don't want to answer me or I am wasting your time you just refuse me to answer
sent from my HTC explorer having ROM cm10.1 beta 3.
using xda app the best developers site for android :thumbup: development
thanks button not harms your fingers while clicking
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Yep super user is a requirement same with getting root when ya want to do fun things to devices.
Both devices should be connected to the same wifi router
or
You can connect one device to the other's hotspot
Be sure you've got the IP put in right and be sure you've got the right one. There are external IP's and internal IP's the one that you get from canyouseeme.org is (or should be) the external and this is the one you want to put in to the app connecting into the other device.
If using a router you may need to set up some kind of port forward or IP table too or static IP's for the mac addresses of those devices. Which if you weren't confused before then those words put into google searches are sure to not help at all
I've some camping to do for a few days but I'll be back to help more and no worries on time waist I posted to help and that's what I'm here to do... well as best as I can; happen to know of any open source video editing software that's good for layering videos and audio from multiple files?
Sent from either my SPH-D700 or myTouch3Gs
Debian Kit/QEMU Linux Install guide for all android devices that I'm writing:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240397
Now have working Installers for ARM Java 7 JDK + Maptools + jMonkey

[Q] Bypass OS Lock

Hello!
Recently my school disabeled internet access for Android an iOS, so we only have internet access on our computers running Windows or OSX. Is it any method of tricking the routers to think that my Samsung GT-P5110 (Running CM 10.1) is running Windows??
HanVemund

OpenSSL still a problem on Lollipop

When the first developer preview came out, there were problems with OpenSSL. Apps that needed to connect to https servers seemed to all suffer from the same problem.
Developer Preview #2 solved this, and I've run various AOSP builds on my Nexus 5 and my Nexus 9 where the issue seems to be gone. Today however, I decided to install the latest factory images on both devices and guess what? I cannot connect to SSL servers once-more.
Anyone know what the situation is here?

How are you connecting? And what to? I only really connect to SSH tbh.

rootSU said:
How are you connecting? And what to? I only really connect to SSH tbh.
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Well just as one example, Subsonic, my music-streaming service. None of the Android clients can connect to my server if I turn on SSL.

Hi! I also have SSL connection problem using nexus 9 and openssl0.9.8zg.
Does anyone have tried using openssl armv8 64 for their app using nexus 9?
Your help is highly appreciated.

Linux for Tabs

Hi all, newbie.
Is there a ROM/image, pref linux that can run on these older donated units.
sm-t113 4.4.4 Samsung Galaxy Tab E Lite 8 GB 7"
sm-t230nu 4.4.2 Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook Edition 8GB 7"
(sort of a thin client project)
Just need them to have wifi, touch, screen, audio and a browser.
Goal is kiosk mode browser with duplex audio streams to a PI4.
Alternative is to lock it into VNC of the PI4. but would really like audio.
Ken, KN4MDJ

RadioScoutingUS said:
Hi all, newbie.
Is there a ROM/image, pref linux that can run on these older donated units.
sm-t113 4.4.4 Samsung Galaxy Tab E Lite 8 GB 7"
sm-t230nu 4.4.2 Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook Edition 8GB 7"
(sort of a thin client project)
Just need them to have wifi, touch, screen, audio and a browser.
Goal is kiosk mode browser with duplex audio streams to a PI4.
Alternative is to lock it into VNC of the PI4. but would really like audio.
Ken, KN4MDJ
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Hi, it isn't that easy to use linux on these tablets. You should try to port halium (https://halium.org/), but I think it's very difficult. Not impossible, anyway. I've never tried it.

matteo0026 said:
Hi, it isn't that easy to use linux on these tablets. You should try to port halium, but I think it's very difficult. Not impossible, anyway. I've never tried it.
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Thank you.
I was able to root one of them (Tab4), can't get the Tab3 to root. (I think MDM/odin is locked, comp doesn't even see it as a device both in linux or windows. It's like the USB port is just a power charger..tried different cords, ports, even os's.)
Anyways I was about to put linux on the one and it appears that it runs the linux like a virtual machine, [like a hyperv/virtualbox] using VNC to see the virtual computer... in my case I have a Pi4 that it's getting data from, so can just go direct vnc to it and skip linux on tab. I really wish there as a VNC with full duplex audio (mic sent to host, and host sound to client speakers)...or full android vnc/audio thin-client project.

RadioScoutingUS said:
Thank you.
I was able to root one of them (Tab4), can't get the Tab3 to root. (I think MDM/odin is locked, comp doesn't even see it as a device both in linux or windows. It's like the USB port is just a power charger..tried different cords, ports, even os's.)
Anyways I was about to put linux on the one and it appears that it runs the linux like a virtual machine, [like a hyperv/virtualbox] using VNC to see the virtual computer... in my case I have a Pi4 that it's getting data from, so can just go direct vnc to it and skip linux on tab. I really wish there as a VNC with full duplex audio (mic sent to host, and host sound to client speakers)...or full android vnc/audio thin-client project.
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To be honest, I'm not really knowledged in that. I just told you the way to run linux natively. But I think it's way better to use old laptops to run pure Linux.

Halium is a mainstream kernel project, and that would be too difficult as we dont have that much kernel support. Our best bet would be postmarketOS as someone booted it on the 10.1 (VERY broken. not even a working display) and the 7.0(not as broken, but has more to fix)

You can set up your USB for File exchange on Lineage OS 14, I will check which version I have , but I can confirm that the OS Lineage 14 that works for Samsung Galaxy Tab E-Lite T113SU works perfectly on the Samsung Galaxy Tab E-Lite T113. Everything works for the Tablet except for offline charging and the camera. If you are getting a red exclamation mark in the upper left corner and it wont boot , this means that your battery if totally flat. To get around this use the TWRP recovery after it has been plugged in for 5 minutes , then go into recovery mode, don't do anything but let it sit and it will charge right up to 100 percent, then reboot. This fixed everything on mine. Note to the developer of this kernel, I can load you mine and a Galaxy S4 plus a Galaxy Grad Prime for development work. I don't often use them, I also have an HP ElitePad 900 for loaner (Those I can get lots of with power supplies, batteries are shot but they work). I do have a contact that has lots of phone, tablets etc, I can get most of the older stuff for development work. Russ Campbell.

Question Nethunter

Hi peeps.
Newb here.
I have kali nethunter installed as chroot. I can't get certain functionality. I.e browsing websites and openvpn connections for example
I believe this is interface related, I.e using the wrong interface. Openvpn complains the default gateway is not set.
Firstly, has anyone had similar Experiance, secondly - would rooting the tab and flashing nethunter directly onto it solve these problems? (And could you explain why?)

Did you ever get nethunter to work?
Where did you find the apk to install it?

Using termux (play store),install wget and download the nethunter software from Offensive Security. (Youtube)
Functionality is scarce and it's a real pain trying to do this.
I would recommend buying a raspberry pi and installing kali onto it running it headless. Use a tablet to connect via vnc. Vastly more functionality with a fraction of the headache and frustration again this is instructed on YouTube
Alternatively, just get a tablet and get a subscription to proving grounds or hackthebox who offer Web based kali use on their machines if this is just for study.

M0ng0l said:
Using termux (play store),install wget and download the nethunter software from Offensive Security. (Youtube)
Functionality is scarce and it's a real pain trying to do this.
I would recommend buying a raspberry pi and installing kali onto it running it headless. Use a tablet to connect via vnc. Vastly more functionality with a fraction of the headache and frustration again this is instructed on YouTube
Alternatively, just get a tablet and get a subscription to proving grounds or hackthebox who offer Web based kali use on their machines if this is just for study.
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So i am using Termux and have succesfully setup storage however,
when i use <pkg install wget>
i receive error <unable to locate package wget>
I have also tried <apt update> and get severall errors
aswell as <apt upgrade> and get 0 upgrades
any suggestions?

derrickdroid said:
So i am using Termux and have succesfully setup storage however,
when i use <pkg install wget>
i receive error <unable to locate package wget>
I have also tried <apt update> and get severall errors
aswell as <apt upgrade> and get 0 upgrades
any suggestions?
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have you tried <pkg update> ?

asdplokk said:
have you tried <pkg update> ?
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The attached screenshot are the errors I am getting.

It seems to me something about the mirrors has changed recently based on https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/wiki/Mirrors
i think u can get rid of all of your sources other than termux-main/root/x11

So if you google your question, you'll find an answer.
Update the repositories, google how to update repos for termux

Get a raspberry pi and a cheap tablet. You still use a tab but the functionality is light years ahead of what you can achieve while using nethunter alone.
I'll be making a post soon on configuring a pi you can access via the internet with a tablet

M0ng0l said:
Using termux (play store),install wget and download the nethunter software from Offensive Security. (Youtube)
Functionality is scarce and it's a real pain trying to do this.
I would recommend buying a raspberry pi and installing kali onto it running it headless. Use a tablet to connect via vnc. Vastly more functionality with a fraction of the headache and frustration again this is instructed on YouTube
Alternatively, just get a tablet and get a subscription to proving grounds or hackthebox who offer Web based kali use on their machines if this is just for study.
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BRO u just blew my mind, vnc to the rasp pi