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  • Check for device encryption when flashing
  • Updated the NetHunter uninstaller
  • Added scripts for ath9k_htc and rtl8187 enable/disable
  • Added script to disable OTG inactivity timeout on OOS roms

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Do we need the wifi scripts after you added autoloading of modules into chroot?

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Re4son commented Apr 9, 2019

No autoloading, only mounting of the partition so that we can load them manually.

Here's another idea: How about a monstart script:
sudo iw phy iw dev wlan1 info | gawk '/wiphy/ {printf "phy" $2}' interface add wlan1mon type monitor

and a corresponding monstop script. We could even make it wlan$1 and pass the interface number via command line parameter. Or we can make it "wlanmon <start/stop/status>" What do you think?

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Yes, but not everyone is using it for its wifi capabilities, so there has to be added a check for adapter in that case propably

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kimocoder commented Apr 9, 2019

Here's my list:

  • Fox SSL pinning issue on chroot download
  • Fix SearchSploit
  • Add Magisk support to build.py
  • Go through the bootkali scripts again

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Could you finish the monstart script @Re4son ?

I'll be busy for some weeks

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Re4son commented Apr 14, 2019

Working on it outside this request. We might even want to add a button in the nethunter app.

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Re4son commented Apr 14, 2019

What's the reason for not removing the firmware and nethunter-app during uninstall?

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Re4son commented Apr 14, 2019

I like those helper scripts. Are they to be used inside or outside the chroot, or both?

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kimocoder commented Apr 17, 2019

@Re4son it removes the firmware? And the app, and the "nhsystem" ...
Something i missed out on here?

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Re4son commented Apr 17, 2019

it removes the firmware? And the app, and the "nhsystem" ...

This commit deletes the part that removes the firmware, app and chroot:
https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/blob/9439ee1540fb82b4053f0f1001c556fd5d736a2d/nethunter-installer/uninstaller/META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary

Was that on purpose?

This commit adds scripts - are they supposed to be run in the chroot environment or in a normal Android terminal?
https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/blob/9439ee1540fb82b4053f0f1001c556fd5d736a2d/nethunter-installer/uninstaller/META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary
We need matching mounts and/or symlinks depending on their scope. We should probably make a design decision on how to include this kind of scripts.

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Them should move over. I'll Fix it shortly, but the uninstaller seems ok to me? Or have I did to much computers again?

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Re4son commented Apr 18, 2019

The uninstaller doesn't uninstall the firmware and nethunter-app anymore (nethunter-app will be installed under /system/priv-app) and the nhscript directory is also not uninstalled.
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Ouch, I had that kind a day :(
Anyhow, I'm on the killkali issue right now..

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