Open kimocoder opened 5 years ago
Do we need the wifi scripts after you added autoloading of modules into chroot?
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
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
Here's my list:
Could you finish the monstart script @Re4son ?
I'll be busy for some weeks
Working on it outside this request. We might even want to add a button in the nethunter app.
What's the reason for not removing the firmware and nethunter-app during uninstall?
I like those helper scripts. Are they to be used inside or outside the chroot, or both?
@Re4son it removes the firmware? And the app, and the "nhsystem" ... Something i missed out on here?
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.
Them should move over. I'll Fix it shortly, but the uninstaller seems ok to me? Or have I did to much computers again?
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.
Ouch, I had that kind a day :( Anyhow, I'm on the killkali issue right now..