Help - How to use the mobile's file system from within Debian?

[jose-castro-arnaud]

Describe the issue you are having.

I installed the Debian distribution, and it greets me with a terminal. I'm trying to use the filesystem of my host - a Samsung A30 - from that, but I don't find it.

/storage is no good. In Termux, /storage contains somewhere a symlink to the host filesystem. Maybe some sort of host permission?

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[jose-castro-arnaud]

I'm trying to use UserLAnd. What you propose is to use Andronix, yet another app, to install Kali Linux. No, thanks.

I already use Termux alone, since the command line is enough for me. I'm trying UserLAnd to have a more complete toolset in the command line than what Termux does offer.

José de Castro.

On Monday, April 27, 2020, richiecast notifications@github.com wrote:

nobackup # pkg install wget openssl-tool proot tar -y && hash -r && wget

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Techriz/AndronixOrigin/master/Installer/Kali/kali.sh && bash kali.sh

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