Hello guys,
I have great news I have successfully managed to compile CM 14.1 for the Motorola Nexus 6 (shamu) with Realtek drivers support (RTL8187). It's now possible to use your Alfa wireless USB adapter with your phone in a chrooted Linux environment with the help of Linux deploy (Don't forget that USB OTG though )
Firstly start Linux deploy and VNC into your installed distro (mine's kali) then run the following command
Code:
airmon-ng
(having installed aircrack-ng through apt-get as well as pciutils first)
Here is what we get:
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Unbelievable!:laugh: We get a second interface (wlan1) meaning our wireless USB adapter's been detected. So basically it's possible to put our adapter into monitor mode by running:
Code:
airmon-ng start wlan1
then finally running:
Code:
airodump-ng wlan1mon
HOW AMAZING IS THAT?:good:
It's as if you were using your own computer.
Enjoy!:good:
Downloads
Cyanogenmod 14.1:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767144301
OpenGapps:
http://opengapps.org
(I usually use the micro package but you're free to choose whatever you prefer. Also just a brief reminder ARM>Android 7.1>*choose variant*)
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Hello my friends does somebody know how i could run a live cd like linux ,ubuntu,backtrack from shift??? i would really like to have it in my shift all the time lets say the backtrack live cd.... if someone explain it what tools i need and all the procedure......how to....THANK YOU IN ADVANCE....
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Maybe try running it from the USB port via a USB memory stick?
Install backtrack on a USB pendrive:
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/02/29/usb-backtrack-linux-installation/
then boot from USB (Fn+F10 at boot time).
If you need wifi & 3G connectivity once backtrack has booted, have a look here:
http://pof.eslack.org/blog/2008/04/14/linux-on-htc-shift/
pof said:
Install backtrack on a USB pendrive:
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/02/29/usb-backtrack-linux-installation/
then boot from USB (Fn+F10 at boot time).
If you need wifi & 3G connectivity once backtrack has booted, have a look here:
http://pof.eslack.org/blog/2008/04/14/linux-on-htc-shift/
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First of all thanks for your help man it was very helpfull except the configuration of the wlan and 3g activation. Is it possible for you to provide me with some easier solution because i dont know how to compile in linux?? and something else, if you know any site to provide me with tutorials videos how to work with backtrack cd???? Thank you in any way man you are fantastic.
install ubuntu on sd card is like a pendrive?
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Was looking for this for a very long while.Found them here to save the strain!!:victory:
Do you think these drivers will work on older xp computer?
uploading for xp ASAP!!
edit here
With this tool is very simple !
...........................http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1983470
adb devices
Hey
I have installed about every driver package I could find of the Oppo find 5, but when I execute the "adb devices" command the device isn't being listed. The device is recognized in device manager and I am able to "see" my other devices (htc one s, nexus 7) in adb. Usb debugging is enabled altough it doesn't show warn me about it in the notification bar.
I got the same problem, my oppo find 5 is not recognized as a device in eclipse on my Mac. Though I can see it as an external storage, so I guess the drivers are installed.
USB Debugging is on of course.
Any idea what I could try so it's gonna be recognized in eclipse?
I am currently experiencing the same issue..i tried installing PDANet and it didnt work.. I will try and see if I can find a resolution.
Here I uploaded the drivers: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21558454/Oppo_Find5_x909_drivers.zip
This is for Windows
I've been working with the Kernel's Displaylink (udlfb) driver for a few days now. After some trouble I was able to get initial support for the legacy 2.0 USB devices working. Lucky, this early work was possible due to a few earlier projects. I had to work out a few power issues as our chosen device does not have enough power to run the display with out being chained to a powered hub.
So, currently I have an active framebuffer /dev/graphics/fb13 which I can push static frames to, but the display stack for the OS is not aware of the devices existence and so it can not be used with any of the API calls. I am looking for documentation or help on where to start. From reading the source pages on android.com I believe the extensions to the framebuffer need to be done in the Display HAL, but I'm not even sure where in the source tree those files exist. Its also possible that the display driver itself needs to be extended to report itself as an available display. If anyone has any insight I would be very grateful.
Link up and running.
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References:
https://sites.google.com/site/voyageofbeagleboard/Home/displaylink-for-android
http://antweb.me/index.php/blog-reader/items/displaylink-on-an-android-powered-beagleboard-xm.html
http://events.ccc.de/congress/2009/Fahrplan/events/3353.en.html
Pretty sure it's not a driver problem, have the latest installed already.
Every time when I connect my 6P to my laptop through type-c port, a prompt that says USB device not recognized
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will show up.
However, if I switch to usb 3.0 port, it works like a charm.
No problem here running Win10 Pro and using USB 2.0 ports. Connects up with no issues and transfers files just fine.
Using a gigabyte board with native usb c port and all works just fine. I would hunt down the driver from the specific hardware manufacturer.
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I had this problem briefly on my Windows 8 laptop. It turned out that Windows was using the wrong driver and I had to forcibly uninstall the driver (via Device Manager).
I then detached the 6P and reattached it. Windows was then able to pick the correct driver and everything worked fine after that.
Recently purchased both Tread+ and Peloton bike, and I was able to install APKs via adb on the bike. However, the bike will only run one app at a time. So I can watch netflix, but can't run the overlay of the peloton app. I even was able to install the custom navigation, but no luck on the split screen.
The bigger issue is not being able to sideload apks onto the tread+. The tread+ doesn't have a micro usb, but rather usb to usb. I have usb data cable but nothing happens when I try to connect my pc. Developer mode is enabled. I attempted to connect via wifi using adb commands as well. I am not very skilled at any of this, but I am willing to try. Ideas would be appreciated. I need to watch netflix when I run
Thanks!
I think the microusb port of the Tread+ may be on the back, where the display connects to the treadmill.
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Confirmed - you can just pop the plastic top off the screen connector, and then pull the back off. There is a micro usb port back there.