Hi guys.
My device- Lenovo vibe k5 plus, aosp extended 7.1.2
I have tried to installed Kali Linux with Linux deploy. I have followed all instruction but everytime the installed get stopped in the middle for some reason.
Help me guys .
Can I download Kali Linux IMG separately and change the location ? Will it work. Help me guys.
Hyper_blaze said:
Hi guys.
My device- Lenovo vibe k5 plus, aosp extended 7.1.2
I have tried to installed Kali Linux with Linux deploy. I have followed all instruction but everytime the installed get stopped in the middle for some reason.
Help me guys .
Can I download Kali Linux IMG separately and change the location ? Will it work. Help me guys.
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I think you should refer this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/help/help-nethunter-mulitrom-t3616145
Generally the Kali Linux Installation is easy. The most common error a user gets in the network section, this is because in laptops and desktops there are different WiFi adapter and use a direct LAN wire.
The second problem is, users can't make the right partitions and gets errors. So my suggestion is to always use a seperate Hard drive for Kali Linux installation and do not go manual. Select the "Guided- use entire disk" option and then select the "all files in one partition" option, it will automatically create the right ext and swap the partition for you.
If you want to install a new HDD or SSD on your PC or Laptop and don't know how to install the hard drive, you can check this article on how to install Kali Linux without loosing Windows 10 and old data. I found this useful because it has multiple options.
Hello everybody,
I've been trying to get a complete Linux (for example Debian or Ubuntu) on my old Nexus 5 (NOT Ubuntu-Touch). All the Linux commands ("sudo" etc.) should work and I need to install Python.
Since I would like to use the Nexus 5 only for network stuff and bots at home, I don't really need Android anymore on the device.
I have no additional equipment (for exemple Bluetooth keyboard / mouse or USB to HDMI adapter) and I would prefere not buy any equipment.
Windows 10 would be enough as well on the Nexus 5 (I read it should work with some Android devices).
I got TWRP recovery on the phone.
What I've tried so far:
1.
The Maru ROM (Android + Linux parallel running). However, for the first configuration on the Linux-Desktop it seems like I need an adapter + Bluetooth keyboard & mouse, since the first configuration has to be done on the desktop
But have no corresponding periphery.
After the initial configuration of the Linux Desktop/Interface, via USB to HDMI adapter, you can access the Linux system on the Nexus 5 via SSH or VNC.
Apparently it's also possible to do the first configuration of the Linux interface via VNC. But I have not succeeded. I've followed various instructions and tried from Android by using terminal emulator to acces the parallel running Linux. VNC Viewer Apps were also used. Everything did not work out. Either there were error messages that the system is not "listening" on the port or that the access was denied. Is there an idiot-safe step by step guide for this?
2.
Next I flashed "[NEXUS 5][N7.1.2] - Pure Nexus"
I tried to to configur the terminal emulator and Termux with BusyBox and the "sudo installer app" to behave as if the terminal would be a real Linux. I also failed (couldn't get sudo command and other commands to work).
3.
Finally, I've used the "Complete Linux Installer" app. However, it turned out that my kernel does not support "loop device" (which is a prerequisite). So I tested the Franco Kernel and another custom kernel (name forgotten), which also did not work. I haven't found a custom kernel which is explicit "loop device" supported.
What ROM / Kerel Combo is required to use "Complete Linux Installer"?
Since I need no Android it would be the simplest thing to flash Linux (or Win10) with TWRP on to the Nexus 5. Is there some pure Linux ROM for the N5?
Otherwise an idiot-safe step by step guide for the N5 for the method 1 (Maru ROM via VNC without HDMI adapter), or for the method 3 ("Complete Linux Installer") would be great!
If someone has a full functional Linux or Win10 on the Nexus 5 (without additional peripherals) please report! Thanks in advance!
really no one an idea?
A ROM/Kernel Combination for the Nexus 5 with "Loop Device" support would be enough! (see 3. "Complete Linux Installer")
playerkirk1 said:
The only way I could imagine installing Ubuntu or any form of Linux based OS other than android would involve using EFIDroid, which isn't hard to install at all.
Here's the link to that.
I'd imagine you'd have to find a way to efi boot a version of Ubuntu arm or Debian arm, because the Nexus 5 is an arm device. As for Windows 10, IIRC Microsoft still hasn't released Windows 10 arm out yet, so we can't find out if we can port it back to arm32 or lower end Snapdragon devices like the Nexus 5.
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Ok nice thx! I'll try it with EFIDroid.
Unfortunately I have not much time most recently... So it will have to wait.
I'll report if I manage to run any Linux version on the N5.
One more Question:
Is it easy to find an arm version of Debian or Ubuntu? Haven't searched yet.
Why use EFIDroid?
I built Gentoo linux on my htc hd2 a yaer ago (and lost the image a few weeks ago). It's not really hard to install a full native linux system on your phone and boot to it DIRECTLY (without android).
All you need is
a custom kernel with support for loop devices (may need some changes later for the display, or some dirty hacks)
a base system for gentoo and some linux knowledge
creating a loopback device and using it for the system storage
working from within android in the beginning on the loopback device, until the base system is installed, configured, bootable and has SSH ENABLED via ethernet, with custom ip address (this is tricky, as it's the only way to use the phone before a gui is installed)
working from the pc using ssh, installing all needed packages
failing too many times until everything works
Edit: while installing the system, you must maintain an ssh connection via usb, as i said earlier, and to reach the internet, you must use iptables from the host pc to share the connection and configure your phone to get to the internet using the host.
As i said, i had done it in the past for the HTC HD2, but never posted it (due to ****ty internet connection). I had done all the system compiling directly on the HD2. On such a slow device (1ghz single core, 512mb ram, class 4 sd card) it took about 2 weeks for the GUI to be working.
What i did later was take the same base system and run it on the HTC M8. while it works, display never worked correctly. I had to use a program i compiled to refresh the screen all the time, which consumed cpu quickly.
Anyway, it can be done on any phone. There's no such thing as impossible.
A shot of the end result gui on hd2 (i know, horrible gui and wtf is that resolution )
{
"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"
}
tl;dr: Install Gentoo linux
@ playerkirk1
Ok thanks. Maybe this way leads to a solution for me.
@ gilbert32
Impressive! That seems to me like pretty advanced work! I'm afraid my Linux knowledge is fare under yours...
But like I thought, it's possible! Thanks for sharing!
gilbert32 said:
a custom kernel with support for loop devices (may need some changes later for the display, or some dirty hacks)
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So again it depends on the custom Kernel with loop device suport. I couldn't find one explicitly supporting "loop device" for the N5.
If I had, I would have used the "complete Linux installer" app.
(Check out 3. on my first post)
shomu said:
So again it depends on the custom Kernel with loop device suport. I couldn't find one explicitly supporting "loop device" for the N5.
If I had, I would have used the "complete Linux installer" app.
(Check out 3. on my first post)
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It's not that hard to get it working
Should be about downloading the source code of any kernel you want to use, make menuconfig, adding loop device support and compiling the kernel. it's about 5-6 commands.
I honestly didn't know this was even possible, but this is amazing. I just thought you'd need EFIDroid and an ISO to boot off of, but that seems way too complicated to do reliably. I'll definitely try this myself because it sounds awesome. Thank you, you rock!
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Yes, it is very possible. In the old days before android (where developers used to port linux to windows mobile devices, using HaRet), it was about compiling a working kernel, adding a ramdisk that prepares the loop device and mounts it, then changing the root to the loop device. In another way, to achieve it on a new phone:
Build the os for your phone, or install it. You must have a working loop device in the end, containing the root filesystem
Create the init file to use with the ramdisk later
compile a kernel that supports all features required by the OS
package the ramdisk and kernel into a bootable image, that you can fastboot boot or flash
On The M8, This is what happens:
Bootloader boots boot.img. I use fastboot boot boot.img since i don't want to override my boot image
kernel boots and runs my init. Which is a series of shell commands.
The commands mount the required partitions, then mount the loopback device to somelocation
init calls for switch_root, which turns somelocation into the new root filesystem, and launches the appropriate init script (IIRC /sbin/init in gentoo)
the new init starts its work, calls for OpenRC, etc etc etc
As i said before, i got it booting on the HTC M8 by grabbing a working boot image for the device, and modifying the ramdisk to use scripts for the HD2. I had modified those scripts to match the M8 requirements, then repackaged the image and voila. If i still had my working image, i would've uploaded it for you and tried modifying the needed files.
If you get the needed kernel working, i will help you with the next steps
and just another pic i found.
gilbert32 said:
It's not that hard to get it working
Should be about downloading the source code of any kernel you want to use, make menuconfig, adding loop device support and compiling the kernel. it's about 5-6 commands.
Yes, it is very possible. In the old days before android (where developers used to port linux to windows mobile devices, using HaRet), it was about compiling a working kernel, adding a ramdisk that prepares the loop device and mounts it, then changing the root to the loop device. In another way, to achieve it on a new phone:
Build the os for your phone, or install it. You must have a working loop device in the end, containing the root filesystem
Create the init file to use with the ramdisk later
compile a kernel that supports all features required by the OS
package the ramdisk and kernel into a bootable image, that you can fastboot boot or flash
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hm..ok, but I must say, I never compiled a kernel...
I got kind of "advanced" knowledge about android compared to normal "Smartphone users", but I'm definitely no developer!
So unfortunately compiling things is beyond my skills. I think I could do it with a step-by-step-tutorial, but I guess my request is too specific to find a fitting tutorial.
When it comes to Linux, I know some basics about the system and some basic commands. But usually when I'm doing stuff with Linux I use tutorials as well.
I have much more experience with Windows, html, css and some java...
So again, for everything that has to be done with Linux, I need an easy tutorial...
I appreciate your trying to help me, but unfortunately i must say it's way too advanced for me. without a detailed how-to, I will not be able to do this...
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I'm feeling a bit ambitious and wanted to try something, just want to know if it's been done before.
So I want to use my other phone - Samsung Galaxy Nexus - as a home server (FTP, p2p for start and maybe some light home automation later if everything works well).
So there is a patch for the GNex kernel that allows for phone charging and OTG at the same time. Also, I would need to patch in the loop back into the kernel so I wanted to know if Gento would be able to access my HDD hooked on OTG and how the drivers work in general on Gento and if it is worth the hassle getting it from Android to Gento. Also, I plan to VNC into the phone so display drivers aren't needed to work 100%.
Opinions?
Just install Sailfish OS. It's Linux with just a modified GUI for phones.
Here you can get the latest images, instructions, help (if you need) and info about all the various things https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=99377
Then take a look at this thread https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=98882
this is a link to working arch linux chroot https://github.com/Preflex/easy-chroot/releases/tag/0.0.2
here is a pic from my setup
Now someone made a patch for wayland to open in landscape mode. here it is https://openrepos.net/content/elros34/qxcompositor
And here is also ubuntu chroot, which works with that patch https://github.com/elros34/sailfish_ubu_chroot
I moved away from android long ago. Because i want my privacy back from google. Now i do not use anything from google except youtube (without google account)
ILA said:
I'm feeling a bit ambitious and wanted to try something, just want to know if it's been done before.
So I want to use my other phone - Samsung Galaxy Nexus - as a home server (FTP, p2p for start and maybe some light home automation later if everything works well).
So there is a patch for the GNex kernel that allows for phone charging and OTG at the same time. Also, I would need to patch in the loop back into the kernel so I wanted to know if Gento would be able to access my HDD hooked on OTG and how the drivers work in general on Gento and if it is worth the hassle getting it from Android to Gento. Also, I plan to VNC into the phone so display drivers aren't needed to work 100%.
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If you can get the HDD to work inside android, it will work inside Gentoo. As long as you can mount the HDD inside android it should be possible. And you really don't need android to mount it, just look for the dmesg and see if it's detected, or look for it in /dev/sdxx. If it works, then don't forget to install the specific HDD filesystem support in Gentoo.
The easiest way is Linux deploy in the Google play store, u have the option to install Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, etc. Also with the option of selecting your GUI such as KDE, lxde, etc. U can also chose to build it as an image or use an sdcard partition if you're advanced which is the best option. Most Android devices can easily support running Linux IMO, there hasn't been a device I haven't got it not running on, with the exception of the ones u can't root lol. Give it a try, you'll see what in talking about, as for the vnc use juice SSH on the play store, that's my favorite, also helps to install the hackers keyboard from the play store too. Depending on the internet it should take u less than 30 minutes to get Linux up and running
Sailfish OS (pretty darn good), Plasma-Mobile (not very efficient), and PostmarketOS (least efficient) are good alternatives
there is shortly to be some work done by wicket in my home community of Maemo ...
to get Maemo Leste OS running on the nexus 5 ...
I suggest patience.
it will happen...there are just the n9 and n900 to come first...(which are coming along nicely thus far ..)
I myself am looking forward to having Leste on both my n900's and Nexus 5's...
Leste for the nexus 5 should progress quite rapidly once work begins, considering the nexus 5 is the perfect candidate in compare with other devices.
So you may wish to keep an eyeball on the Maemo Leste OS project
shomu said:
really no one an idea?
A ROM/Kernel Combination for the Nexus 5 with "Loop Device" support would be enough! (see 3. "Complete Linux Installer")
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KDE Plasma
Sailfish OS if you can figure out how to install manjaro
Ubuntu Touch with dock
Come on just use Google.
hello i was looking for a samsung G928G S6 (Edge plus) kernel that has a drivedroid support but i was unable to find one.
since i am familiar with linux system i decided to try and build my first kernel.
i downloaded a stock kernel source from
https://opensource.samsung.com/uploadSearch?searchValue=g928
and other custom lineage os kernel from github
https://github.com/universal7420/android_kernel_samsung_universal7420
following this guide
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/guide-how-to-build-samsung-kernel-july-t3429355
and this guide.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...erence-how-to-compile-android-kernel-t3627297
this are the steps that i did
export CROSS_COMPILE=$(pwd)/bin/aarch64-linux-android-
export ARCH=arm64 && export SUBARCH=arm64
when i came to make clean step i was getting this error
aarch64-linux-android-4.9/bin/aarch64-linux-android-gcc: No such file or directory
i noticed in my toolchain folder aarch64-linux-android-gcc was missing
so i downloaded some other toolchains until i found one that has gcc
moving to next steps
make clean
make mrproper
make exynos7420-zenlte_defconfig based on stock kernel and
make lineageos_zenlte_defconfig based on lineage os kernel
when i did the make -j$(nproc --all) i get this error
make: *** [Makefile:552: scripts] Error 2 and when i checked in Makefile line 552 i found this
$(Q)$(MAKE) $(build)=$(@)
i get this error everytime i try. i use Arch linux i tried in Ubuntu same thing
Cool How about Kali-linux mod did you check it?
We have Kali-Linux mod for S6 it has drive-droid build-in
Johannes89 said:
Cool How about Kali-linux mod did you check it?
We have Kali-Linux mod for S6 it has drive-droid build-in
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i tried it yesterday but it hangs on creating image since my device is s6 edge+ not s6
Try to create img file from other source like windows or other program and move it to your phone
so i followed your advice and tried to build on windows 10 ubuntu from their store (though i hate using windows) and it was a success. i patched drivedroid stuff in the kernel
i build one from samsung official kernel and boom! drivedroid works , after a minute i experience some never ending bootloops , in 30 seconds i can use my phone after that it boots again, the loop never ends.
i clone another kernel the lineage one , after spending the whole day building , failing ,errors , bugs, electricity issue and stuff ,
I HAVE FINALLY HAVE A DEVICE THAT WORKS NO BOOTLOOPS AND DRIVEDROID IS WORKING. though the lineage os rom has some camera problems . But yeah it was a good day
I'm on stock oos 10.3.11(Rooted and have twrp 3.5.2). Today I decided to install nethunter 2021.2 on my device.
since my last try with 2021.1 was a failure Installation was complete and finished but was stuck with bootloop last time.
But this time, I stuck on installation itself. I'm getting not enough free space on /system error during the installation.
I googled for like 2 hours and found only one article about this issue but that article was about lineage os.
solution from that article is moving pre-installed apps from ‘/system/app/’ to ‘/sdcard/Documents/’ temporarily.
So i tried to move some pre installed apps using the command it provided but it's not working and little bit out dated it seems. so i tried the help function in terminal but i don't know which options i should be using in order to do that operation. I don't want to brick my device. So, if anyone know how to fix this issue, please help me out here.
nethunter dl link: https://images.kali.org/nethunter/nethunter-2021.2-oneplus6-oos-ten-kalifs-full.zip
solution for lineage os link: https://www.zerodaysnoop.com/how-to/how-to-install-nethunter-lite-part-2/
Amudhan501 said:
I'm on stock oos 10.3.11(Rooted and have twrp 3.5.2). Today I decided to install nethunter 2021.2 on my device.
since my last try with 2021.1 was a failure Installation was complete and finished but was stuck with bootloop last time.
But this time, I stuck on installation itself. I'm getting not enough free space on /system error during the installation.
I googled for like 2 hours and found only one article about this issue but that article was about lineage os.
solution from that article is moving pre-installed apps from ‘/system/app/’ to ‘/sdcard/Documents/’ temporarily.
So i tried to move some pre installed apps using the command it provided but it's not working and little bit out dated it seems. so i tried the help function in terminal but i don't know which options i should be using in order to do that operation. I don't want to brick my device. So, if anyone know how to fix this issue, please help me out here.
nethunter dl link: https://images.kali.org/nethunter/nethunter-2021.2-oneplus6-oos-ten-kalifs-full.zip
solution for lineage os link: https://www.zerodaysnoop.com/how-to/how-to-install-nethunter-lite-part-2/
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Im getting the exact same issue with my stock OOS 10.2.12. I was able to successfully disable dm-verity and force encryption. When I got to the step of installing nethunter I ended up with
"Error: Not enough space on /system to continue!
Aborting...
Cleaning Up...
Failed to install Kali Nethunter!
Updater process ended with ERROR: 1 Error installing zip file usbstorage/Download/nethunter-2021.2-oneplus6-oos-ten-kalifs-full.zip"
I am getting the same issue on a OnePlus 6T, OOS 10.3.12
The steps I follow to install are:
Wipe data
Flash stock ROM
Flash TWRP Installer Zip
Reboot into TWRP
Flash force-decrypt
Flash magisk
I verify with Root Checker that I do indeed have root
I also verify that force-decrypt works by:
Mount vendor
cat /vendor/etc/fstab.* | grep force
No output - suggesting decryption is successful
I am using the official Oneplus 6 Kali image from:
Get Kali | Kali Linux
Home of Kali Linux, an Advanced Penetration Testing Linux distribution used for Penetration Testing, Ethical Hacking and network security assessments.
www.kali.org
Any advice on how to fix this?
Thank you!
Hey guys,
try this
for me this works!
5K1PP3R said:
Hey guys,
try this
for me this works!
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I tried that but it didn't work. Im not really in the mood to try the other method. I'm just going to get another phone to do it with because Im using this one for some personal stuff I dont want deleted anyway. Great post though, should help someone out for sure.
So heres the steps I used to get Nethunter up and running.
Tmobile 6T user converted to International. (So for all of you running 6, skip the next paragraph and start at Unlock bootloader).
Started fresh with a msm firehose, went back to android 9. Updated to whatever the version you had to download first to get to 10. 9.0.17 I believe. Then after that I upgraded to the very last 10 version. 10.3.12.
Unlock bootloader.
After that I install magisk, pull the payload from the 10.3.12 firmware and pull my boot.img. Patch it.
Boot into TWRP, flash the magisk boot img. Boot into OOS
Now heres the part where everyone (myself included) messes up. Install nethunter via magisk, and not via TWRP. There's just something messed up with how the storage size of system is being reported to the nethunter install script. I've had plenty of space and the script say theres not enough space 0mb free.
Installing via magisk worked just fine as far as app support goes. I haven't checked functionality beyond an apt upgrade and booting into KeX so I havent put it through its paces yet.
Edit: You can also disable system updates afterwards by running:
Code:
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.oneplus.opbackup
i have had the problem o when trying to flash nethunter through twrp it always ending in error not enough space blah blah it was doing my head in but i found a solution so fdroid goto an app called smart flasher and flash it through that it will install after rebooting
I want to repurpose my old S7 (Exynos) as a Server. From what i read, PostmarketOS is the only way to run pure Linux on the S7. Sadly, i have not been successful at booting.
I followed the Installation "guide" from this wiki page.
The installation process in itself works fine. I first flash the kernel using
Bash:
pmbootstrap flasher flash_kernel
while in download mode, then i switch into TWRP (ADB Sideload) and run
Bash:
pmbootstrap install --android-recovery-zip && pmbootstrap flasher --method=adb sideload
The image should be installing correctly, atleast there are no errors and everything seems to look "normal".
Although, when booting, it gets stuck at the PostmarketOS Loading screen and is not booting (SSH over USB does not work)
Going back into TWRP reveals that it has problems mounting the /system partition
"Failed to mount '/system' (Device or Resource is busy)"
I've been trying so many things, but the outcome is always the same
I tried:
* WSL2 Ubuntu
* VirtualBox XUbuntu
* Debian Live Install
* Sending the recovery zip on my phone using USB and then installing it from there
I've been stuck at this for 3 days now, and i have no idea what else i could try...
Any help would be appreciated.
Here's my last_kmsg
I have the same device, but I''ve been stuck for 5 days Also same cryptic-nothing-to look-at last_kmesg, it just stops. Did you make any progress? Most people here are more familiar with Android ROMs. I think we're better off taking this to postmarketOS's Gitlab issues.
I can install Lineage OS 18.1 from some post here on XDA just fine. But I don't want Android on the device, I want to build it as a LAMP server to serve Moodle. Internet and electric power are a mess here, distributed is the way to go. But I'm not going anywhere if I can't show some POC.
I think it's something to do with DM-Verity being tripped, or is it no-verity? I'm following this to restore it to stock and start over with the postmarketOS howto.. The install logs look clean, I must have done this more than 50 times now.. from what I understand reading the logs, seems like it's a partition issue. Kernel just stops ... I confirm the kernel is booting successfully by making it continuously vibrate with :: pmbootstrap initfs hook_add maximum-attention
I'm trying this download PIT part now:
How To Use PIT Files On Odin For Flashing Samsung Device - MTKArena
If you need to change the partition of the firmware and want to use the PIT files for your device, you are in the place. We will share how to use PIT files on
mtkarena.com
any prog @nonick @Xirado ?