Closed kimocoder closed 5 years ago
Think that's all for now.. but this MUST be reviewed before merging.
Idea to ponder about while I'm testing:
Treble disabled our ability to easily install a user apk through recovery. How about we install the nethunter-app as a system app, place the apks in a persistent directory and then install them during the initial run of nethunter when we set up everything else?
Any thoughts?
It's either that, or to use "adb install" externally which also is possible
I was trying to avoid a tethered install. Another alternative was using a magisk module but then we rely on too many different parts.
The option of "the installer moves the apks to a certain directory if Android >= 8 and the app installs every apk found in that directory during inital setup" looks like the best compromise to me. What do you think?
On another note: shall we rename the chroot from "kali-armhf" to kali-${ARCH}? It's more for hygiene than practical application right now. Arm64 is complete now and the installer is actually using a proper arm64 chroot in the latest release so we may as well call a spate a spate. How about on arm64 we test for kali-arm64 and fall back to kali-armhf if not found to allow for a new app on a legacy installation?
I think so, instead of armhf yes. Sounds good! using adb install would be a primitive solution anyway
@Re4son is there anywhere we could communicate? telegram elsn?
How come?
I have to walk through this again, closed but not forgotten 🙂 I had some questions, but I figured it out :+1:
I'm back on telegram now as @re4son if you want to chat
Ok... this needs to be reviewed before merging.