In the future I will have videos that will cover these topics. To fix the time zone from a terminal: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata Follow the prompts. Ctrl-L to clear the terminal or close the terminal. Reboot Linux. To fix no internet, check for the resolv.conf file in the terminal (it's spelled resolve without an e), If the file is not there, create it: cd /etc ls resolv.conf cat resolv.conf nano resolv.conf nameserver 8.8.8.8 nameserver 8.8.4.4 Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano. Reboot Linux. To access both UserLAnd's internal and external storage locations from UserLAnd (All of these may not work on all Android devices depending on the model and the version): / /storage/internal /storage/sdcard /host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0 /host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39 /host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0/Download /sdcard /sdcard/Download /Downloads For internal storage: /host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0 For external storage (ex. SD cards and USB storage): Get the id of the storage device from a terminal (Result should look like: .../mnt/media_rw/426B-9A39 so the storage id is 426B-9A39): gdu -d | grep vold File path to external storage example: /host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39 To read/write to internal or external storage, add /Android/data/Tech.ula/files to the end of the file path (Access will vary with model and version): /host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/Tech.ula/files /host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39/Android/data/Tech.ula/files UPDATE - Firefox fix (I'll make a video on this in the future): Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config. Click Accept the Risk and Continue button. Enter sandbox into the search bar. For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value. Set any values with a number to 0 Set any true/false values to false. May require a reboot. Questions are welcome and encouraged. Due to the design of TH-cam's comment section, posting questions under the pinned comment or under another user's comment makes it difficult for me to find and answer questions. Please do not post your questions under the pinned comment or under other user's questions. Please create a new comment.
Great job Ruth. And your dad's book is also very well written - although I enjoy going through the steps using these videos more. But the book has more info, so they complement one another. You make a great team!
She was very helpful for me it's my first time I followed someone explained and get 100% success , I would like to thank u Ruth so much for making this videos. from now on I following u up
From about 6 GB to 15 GB depending on the amount of apps in the session. On the Android devices I have, the UserLAnd storage usage shows up in Settings > Storage > Internal Storage > Other apps > UserLAnd
Thanks for another great video this is very helpful. I think there is a workaround for FF in about:config sandbox changes. I’ve installed Nethunter on a Samsung Tablet and FF is running fine. Merry Christmas to you 🎄
Hi Ruth! Firstly, I have to note that you're such a pretty girl and a clever one, too) Secondly, I'd like to know if I'm able to use utilities like arp/scapy/wireshark/metasploit when I install Kali with UserLAnd on my unrooted phone
UserLAnd is container-like which will limit access to system resources such as WiFi. My channel is not security focused, you may be interested in the SecurityFWD channel with Kody: "SecurityFWD shows the latest security tools, amazing projects, and keeps you on the edge of what's possible in security today." SecurityFWD Channel (Current): www.youtube.com/@SecurityFWD Original Channel: www.youtube.com/@NullByteWHT What happened to Nullbyte? th-cam.com/video/5MsTm-v0ykQ/w-d-xo.html -------------------------------------- Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future. www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
The total time for the installs are about an hour and a half. The Kali XFCE desktop starts up in less than 60 seconds. Starting up larger applications may take a full minute to start up.
The display option is showing error open xfce display setting unable to query version of RandR extension being used, I tried searching for possible solutions but nothing significant turned up, I checked it seems to be x11 error where RandR extension is missing, need help to solve it
XRandR will not work on Android, the XFCE desktop should automatically start after completing the install instructions. ---------------------------- For your convenience, I've included the complete install instructions: From the UserLAnd Apps menu, install Kali. From the terminal: sudo apt update -y sudo apt dist-upgrade -y sudo apt install dialog -y sudo apt install kali-defaults -y sudo apt install kali-desktop-xfce -y sudo apt install synaptic -y sudo apt install nano -y sudo apt install chromium -y Disconnect from the session, Stop Session, and close UserLAnd. Restart UserLAnd, and click on Kali in the Sessions menu and wait a few moments for the XFCE desktop to start up on it's own. For any Plugin Restart windows that come up, click on the Remove button. For the Synaptic Package Manager, create the gosyn script from a terminal: sudo nano /usr/bin/gosyn xhost + && sudo synaptic && xhost - Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano. Change launch command for Synaptic Package Manager to: gosyn Firefox Fix (I'll make a video on this in the future): Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config. Click Accept the Risk and Continue button. Enter sandbox into the search bar. For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value. Set any values with a number to 0 Set any true/false values to false. May require a reboot. To run Chromium, change it's launch command to: chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option). Here's a video that explains the issue: th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html ---------------------------- Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future. www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option). Here's a video that explains the issue: th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
Yes, those programs should be able to run in Kali with no problem. The Battle for Wesnoth should also run. There will be no sound because there is no sound for Linux on Android. For adventure games like Flight of The Amazon Queen: cd /usr/bin nano goaq pulseaudio --start & sleep 2 scummvm -f -p /usr/share/scummvm/flight-of-the-amazon-queen queen && pulseaudio -k Ctrl-O, Enter, Ctrl-X to save chmod +x /usr/bin/goaq goaq
For your convenience, I've included the complete install instructions. As the procedure does not include any configurations, this would be a question for the UserLAnd team (github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd/issues ): From the UserLAnd Apps menu, install Kali. From the terminal: sudo apt update -y sudo apt dist-upgrade -y sudo apt install dialog -y sudo apt install kali-defaults -y sudo apt install kali-desktop-xfce -y sudo apt install synaptic -y sudo apt install nano -y sudo apt install chromium -y Disconnect from the session, Stop Session, and close UserLAnd. Restart UserLAnd, and click on Kali in the Sessions menu and wait a few moments for the XFCE desktop to start up on it's own. For any Plugin Restart windows that come up, click on the Remove button. For the Synaptic Package Manager, create the gosyn script from a terminal: sudo nano /usr/bin/gosyn xhost + && sudo synaptic && xhost - Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano. Change launch command for Synaptic Package Manager to: gosyn Firefox Fix (I'll make a video on this in the future): Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config. Click Accept the Risk and Continue button. Enter sandbox into the search bar. For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value. Set any values with a number to 0 Set any true/false values to false. May require a reboot. To run Chromium, change it's launch command to: chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
Is the UserLAnd session crashing, or is it just an issue with Chromium? ------------------------------ If it's just the browser, you can try Firefox. To fix Firefox: Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config. Click Accept the Risk and Continue button. Enter sandbox into the search bar. For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value. Set any values with a number to 0 Set any true/false values to false. May require a reboot.
1. There are a few options you can try. First, I recommend closing the UserLAnd app, power the device off and on, put the device online, open the UserLAnd app, if the Linux session is not already trying to start, try starting it again and wait a few minutes (20 minutes max). 2. If that fails, close UserLAnd, power the device off and on, put the device online, open UserLAnd, and click on the 3 dot menu in the top right corner from the UserLAnd main menu and select Clear All Support Files. After that, don't start the Kali session, start a different session from the Apps menu, such as Ubuntu. If Ubuntu successfully loads, disconnect and stop the Ubuntu session, and then try starting the Kali session (Try this process as many as 3 times). 3. If that fails, close UserLAnd, power the device off and on, put the device online, open UserLAnd, and from the Apps screen, click on the Refresh button in the top bar. Then try the 2nd process again. Starting a session should never take more than 20 minutes. If it does, then try the above procedures.
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. Here's a video that explains the issue: th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
sdcard doesn't work and youtube sound from chroimun browser doesn't work. how to handle it? If there is a solution, please provide us with the next video tutorial. I subscribe to your channel
Due to current limitations of UserLAnd's VNC, sound and OpenGL graphics are not available: th-cam.com/users/shortsdsQDYFv97F4 The SD card can be accessed from PCManFM or from the command line: /storage/sdcard From the /storage file path, you should be able to see the internal folder and sdcard folder.
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option). Here's a video that explains the issue: th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html ------------------------------ Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future. www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
Firefox Fix (th-cam.com/video/wUNLF1KkoLg/w-d-xo.html ): Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config. Click Accept the Risk and Continue button. Enter sandbox into the search bar. For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value. Set any values with a number to 0 Set any true/false values to false. Reboot Firefox. Chromium Fix (5:53): Install chromium Menu > Search for chromium > right click Chromium Web Browser > select Edit Application... Change Command to: chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
The container like design of UserLAnd prohibits direct access to certain resources such as WiFi. I would recommend installing Kali tools one at a time. I believe this is what you are looking for: www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-mobile www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/ pine64.org/devices/pinephone_pro/
This will not reset your phone, UserLAnd has limited file and media access, and does not have the ability to modify the Android operating system. UserLAnd does not root the phone.
I recommend disconnecting from the session, stop the Kali session, close the UserLAnd app and then reopen the UserLAnd app, and start the Kali session again (4:32).
I don't see any issues with the specs for that phone. The only potential issue is the Android app killer. I would recommend doing a search on Android app killer. This is one article about the issue: www.androidpolice.com/android-13-could-let-you-disable-android-12s-drastic-background-battery-saving-measures/
It's not my area of expertise, but I think you may enjoy the SecurityFWD channel with Kody. "SecurityFWD shows the latest security tools, amazing projects, and keeps you on the edge of what's possible in security today." SecurityFWD Channel (Current): www.youtube.com/@SecurityFWD Original Channel: www.youtube.com/@NullByteWHT What happened to Nullbyte? th-cam.com/video/5MsTm-v0ykQ/w-d-xo.html
In the future I will have videos that will cover these topics.
To fix the time zone from a terminal:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
Follow the prompts.
Ctrl-L to clear the terminal or close the terminal.
Reboot Linux.
To fix no internet, check for the resolv.conf file in the terminal (it's spelled resolve without an e), If the file is not there, create it:
cd /etc
ls resolv.conf
cat resolv.conf
nano resolv.conf
nameserver 8.8.8.8
nameserver 8.8.4.4
Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano.
Reboot Linux.
To access both UserLAnd's internal and external storage locations from UserLAnd (All of these may not work on all Android devices depending on the model and the version):
/
/storage/internal
/storage/sdcard
/host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0
/host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39
/host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0/Download
/sdcard
/sdcard/Download
/Downloads
For internal storage:
/host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0
For external storage (ex. SD cards and USB storage):
Get the id of the storage device from a terminal
(Result should look like: .../mnt/media_rw/426B-9A39 so the storage id is 426B-9A39):
gdu -d | grep vold
File path to external storage example: /host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39
To read/write to internal or external storage, add /Android/data/Tech.ula/files to the end of the file path (Access will vary with model and version):
/host-rootfs/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/Tech.ula/files
/host-rootfs/storage/426B-9A39/Android/data/Tech.ula/files
UPDATE - Firefox fix (I'll make a video on this in the future):
Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue button.
Enter sandbox into the search bar.
For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value.
Set any values with a number to 0
Set any true/false values to false.
May require a reboot.
Questions are welcome and encouraged. Due to the design of TH-cam's comment section, posting questions under the pinned comment or under another user's comment makes it difficult for me to find and answer questions. Please do not post your questions under the pinned comment or under other user's questions. Please create a new comment.
Best UserLAnd related tutorial on TH-cam by far, thank you!
Suitably impressed, A very concise and professional delivery. I work a lot with Linux and enjoyed your video, thank you.
Great job Ruth. And your dad's book is also very well written - although I enjoy going through the steps using these videos more. But the book has more info, so they complement one another. You make a great team!
She was very helpful for me it's my first time I followed someone explained and get 100% success , I would like to thank u Ruth so much for making this videos. from now on I following u up
Many, many thanks!
I am gonna install and explore...
Just one question: how much space does it take on your phone?
Thanks & Greetings!
From about 6 GB to 15 GB depending on the amount of apps in the session.
On the Android devices I have, the UserLAnd storage usage shows up in Settings > Storage > Internal Storage > Other apps > UserLAnd
Thanks for the superfast reply...
Cool...
Thank you! Greatly appreciate it!
Pretty good...love you..keep it up.mwaaa❤❤❤
Thanks for another great video this is very helpful. I think there is a workaround for FF in about:config sandbox changes. I’ve installed Nethunter on a Samsung Tablet and FF is running fine. Merry Christmas to you 🎄
Thank you @reimueller !! Firefox is running flawlessly now. I will be updating my videos. Merry Christmas!🎄⛄
Really great job. Thank you
Hi Ruth! Firstly, I have to note that you're such a pretty girl and a clever one, too) Secondly, I'd like to know if I'm able to use utilities like arp/scapy/wireshark/metasploit when I install Kali with UserLAnd on my unrooted phone
UserLAnd is container-like which will limit access to system resources such as WiFi. My channel is not security focused, you may be interested in the SecurityFWD channel with Kody:
"SecurityFWD shows the latest security tools, amazing projects, and keeps you on the edge of what's possible in security today."
SecurityFWD Channel (Current):
www.youtube.com/@SecurityFWD
Original Channel:
www.youtube.com/@NullByteWHT
What happened to Nullbyte?
th-cam.com/video/5MsTm-v0ykQ/w-d-xo.html
--------------------------------------
Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future.
www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
How much time would it take to start linux
The total time for the installs are about an hour and a half.
The Kali XFCE desktop starts up in less than 60 seconds. Starting up larger applications may take a full minute to start up.
The display option is showing error open xfce display setting unable to query version of RandR extension being used, I tried searching for possible solutions but nothing significant turned up, I checked it seems to be x11 error where RandR extension is missing, need help to solve it
XRandR will not work on Android, the XFCE desktop should automatically start after completing the install instructions.
----------------------------
For your convenience, I've included the complete install instructions:
From the UserLAnd Apps menu, install Kali.
From the terminal:
sudo apt update -y
sudo apt dist-upgrade -y
sudo apt install dialog -y
sudo apt install kali-defaults -y
sudo apt install kali-desktop-xfce -y
sudo apt install synaptic -y
sudo apt install nano -y
sudo apt install chromium -y
Disconnect from the session, Stop Session, and close UserLAnd. Restart UserLAnd, and click on Kali in the Sessions menu and wait a few moments for the XFCE desktop to start up on it's own.
For any Plugin Restart windows that come up, click on the Remove button.
For the Synaptic Package Manager, create the gosyn script from a terminal:
sudo nano /usr/bin/gosyn
xhost + &&
sudo synaptic &&
xhost -
Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano.
Change launch command for Synaptic Package Manager to:
gosyn
Firefox Fix (I'll make a video on this in the future):
Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue button.
Enter sandbox into the search bar.
For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value.
Set any values with a number to 0
Set any true/false values to false.
May require a reboot.
To run Chromium, change it's launch command to:
chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
So did this step by step and I get a VNC error
Connection to VNC server failed with reason: failed to connect to/
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option).
Here's a video that explains the issue:
th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
----------------------------
Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future.
www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
I completed the Kali installation through UserLAnd, but after a certain period of use, I receive a connection error.
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option).
Here's a video that explains the issue:
th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
I have a question, does this linux can run like vs code or rpg game just like the debian linux you have try before?
Yes, those programs should be able to run in Kali with no problem. The Battle for Wesnoth should also run. There will be no sound because there is no sound for Linux on Android.
For adventure games like Flight of The Amazon Queen:
cd /usr/bin
nano goaq
pulseaudio --start &
sleep 2
scummvm -f -p /usr/share/scummvm/flight-of-the-amazon-queen queen &&
pulseaudio -k
Ctrl-O, Enter, Ctrl-X to save
chmod +x /usr/bin/goaq
goaq
I have followed the installations correctly, but my Kali environment has not show up😢. It just stuck😮 what do I do please let
For your convenience, I've included the complete install instructions. As the procedure does not include any configurations, this would be a question for the UserLAnd team (github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd/issues ):
From the UserLAnd Apps menu, install Kali.
From the terminal:
sudo apt update -y
sudo apt dist-upgrade -y
sudo apt install dialog -y
sudo apt install kali-defaults -y
sudo apt install kali-desktop-xfce -y
sudo apt install synaptic -y
sudo apt install nano -y
sudo apt install chromium -y
Disconnect from the session, Stop Session, and close UserLAnd. Restart UserLAnd, and click on Kali in the Sessions menu and wait a few moments for the XFCE desktop to start up on it's own.
For any Plugin Restart windows that come up, click on the Remove button.
For the Synaptic Package Manager, create the gosyn script from a terminal:
sudo nano /usr/bin/gosyn
xhost + &&
sudo synaptic &&
xhost -
Ctrl-O, Enter, and Ctrl-X to save the file and exit nano.
Change launch command for Synaptic Package Manager to:
gosyn
Firefox Fix (I'll make a video on this in the future):
Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue button.
Enter sandbox into the search bar.
For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value.
Set any values with a number to 0
Set any true/false values to false.
May require a reboot.
To run Chromium, change it's launch command to:
chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
@@ruthake thanks for your recommendation, but do you think it might also be from my phone? Maybe is not capable.
@@ruthake Well sorry for asking you that, I was just been curious 🤗
I couldn't setup the chromium and every time after a few minutes the session error what I have to do with it ?
Is the UserLAnd session crashing, or is it just an issue with Chromium?
------------------------------
If it's just the browser, you can try Firefox. To fix Firefox:
Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue button.
Enter sandbox into the search bar.
For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value.
Set any values with a number to 0
Set any true/false values to false.
May require a reboot.
My phone is not root can this still work
UserLAnd does not require rooting.
Thanks for your reply
Mine is stuck on starting services. Woke up this morning, and it still says it.
1. There are a few options you can try. First, I recommend closing the UserLAnd app, power the device off and on, put the device online, open the UserLAnd app, if the Linux session is not already trying to start, try starting it again and wait a few minutes (20 minutes max).
2. If that fails, close UserLAnd, power the device off and on, put the device online, open UserLAnd, and click on the 3 dot menu in the top right corner from the UserLAnd main menu and select Clear All Support Files. After that, don't start the Kali session, start a different session from the Apps menu, such as Ubuntu. If Ubuntu successfully loads, disconnect and stop the Ubuntu session, and then try starting the Kali session (Try this process as many as 3 times).
3. If that fails, close UserLAnd, power the device off and on, put the device online, open UserLAnd, and from the Apps screen, click on the Refresh button in the top bar. Then try the 2nd process again.
Starting a session should never take more than 20 minutes. If it does, then try the above procedures.
Hey can you help me with open ssh it’s not starting
I have not experimented with external SSH connections. This may be what you're looking for:
github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd/issues/1222
I'm an Android 12-13 user, does it work on Android 12-13?
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. Here's a video that explains the issue:
th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
sdcard doesn't work and youtube sound from chroimun browser doesn't work. how to handle it? If there is a solution, please provide us with the next video tutorial. I subscribe to your channel
Due to current limitations of UserLAnd's VNC, sound and OpenGL graphics are not available: th-cam.com/users/shortsdsQDYFv97F4
The SD card can be accessed from PCManFM or from the command line:
/storage/sdcard
From the /storage file path, you should be able to see the internal folder and sdcard folder.
How to Fix Connection Failed
There is a known app killer issue starting with Android 12, also known as the Phantom Process Killer. As of Android 14, there is a new option in Android Settings for disabling the Phantom Process Killer (Android Settings > System > Developer options > in the Apps section enable the Disable child process restrictions option).
Here's a video that explains the issue:
th-cam.com/video/N5Q5J36wIkc/w-d-xo.html
------------------------------
Google is in the process of merging Android and ChromeOS VMs and hardware. This may provide better solutions in the future.
www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-running-on-pixel-3442496/
I browser no work 😢
Firefox Fix (th-cam.com/video/wUNLF1KkoLg/w-d-xo.html ):
Open Firefox and go to the URL about:config.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue button.
Enter sandbox into the search bar.
For security.sandbox.content.tempDirSuffix, click the far right arrow to clear the value.
Set any values with a number to 0
Set any true/false values to false.
Reboot Firefox.
Chromium Fix (5:53):
Install chromium
Menu > Search for chromium > right click Chromium Web Browser > select Edit Application...
Change Command to:
chromium --no-sandbox --test-type --password-store=basic
Can I install full files
The container like design of UserLAnd prohibits direct access to certain resources such as WiFi. I would recommend installing Kali tools one at a time.
I believe this is what you are looking for:
www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-mobile
www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/
pine64.org/devices/pinephone_pro/
Will it reset my phone?
This will not reset your phone, UserLAnd has limited file and media access, and does not have the ability to modify the Android operating system. UserLAnd does not root the phone.
@@ruthake Will it just run as an app?
Yes, that is correct.
My meny gone after 8:39 (i closed my tablet and reopen)
I recommend disconnecting from the session, stop the Kali session, close the UserLAnd app and then reopen the UserLAnd app, and start the Kali session again (4:32).
And it's android 13 infinix hot 30 play
I don't see any issues with the specs for that phone. The only potential issue is the Android app killer. I would recommend doing a search on Android app killer.
This is one article about the issue:
www.androidpolice.com/android-13-could-let-you-disable-android-12s-drastic-background-battery-saving-measures/
Am can you show me how to hack wifi password on it and would I loose all my module that I have on termux if I install the Kali Linux
@@ruthake thanks for your video also
It's not my area of expertise, but I think you may enjoy the SecurityFWD channel with Kody.
"SecurityFWD shows the latest security tools, amazing projects, and keeps you on the edge of what's possible in security today."
SecurityFWD Channel (Current):
www.youtube.com/@SecurityFWD
Original Channel:
www.youtube.com/@NullByteWHT
What happened to Nullbyte?
th-cam.com/video/5MsTm-v0ykQ/w-d-xo.html
Can you use the wifi audition tools on Android?
I believe you are looking for:
www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-mobile
www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/
UserLAnd does not have direct access to WiFi.