yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
You are going to have so much fun!

Don't forget about your OTG Cable with Power Charging abilities...

Your TP-LINK will be useless without the OTG cable that has Y-SPLIT that you can plug into power. Thanks for the tip on the UC100 USB Cradle i will be ordering that Monday!

Have fun brother...

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
Yup, ordered that at the same time from amazon. Thanks again!

EDIT:

OK, while waiting for those things to arrive, I took a shot at installing this ahead of time, and got it up and running, I did have some problems with it, but nothing I could not figure out, one of the issues being is space, for those interested, you will want about 4-5 gigs free before trying to apply the kalipwn zip, in my case I did not have enough room, BUT managed to make enough room so that enough of it unpacked to allow an update all which seemed to fix itself, as far as I can tell everything is working. I just have to check to apply those script fixes if need be. Otherwise I think it's ready.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
Hey guys just a heads up i am going to be flashing the newest updates from Bruce2728's CM ROM and I will be testing it out with KaliPwnPadv0.5

I am also going to be flashing the Unofficial OmniRom with Multi-Window Support and see how that works with Binky's Kernel and KaliPwnPadv0.5 as well.

I will let you all know how it works it first thing tomorrow probably...

Oh, my ubertooth should be here any day now so I will let you all know how that works as well.

Hope everyone is having fun with Kali Pwn Pad!

Have a great New Years everyone and please be safe out there!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] dlightman:
Really interested to hear how both of these work out! Happy new year!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] akaHardison:
Hey,guy
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
If anyone cares, I ordered a powered hub and hope to install the ROM to an external USB stick or my meenova, booting up from it, using the TP-LINK etc. over the powered hub, if it works, I'm going to build a case and try and make a nice little kit, maybe even using one of those external batteries as a power source.

This way I can try different rom and pwn combos without dealing with the limited space on my N7.

And no, I still have not gotten my TP-:LINK or Y-cable delivered yet, the cable is due tomorrow, the TP-LINK the 3rd.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] BeNeDeLuX:
[MENTION=5490227]mdamaged[/MENTION]

If you use Multirom you can install the ROMs directly on any USB Stick. No need for an extra meenova.

Your powered hub is ok - but not really portable. Use an OTG Cable and a battery pack. It is more flexible.

[MENTION=5032014]droidshadow[/MENTION]

Any news about the OmniRom ?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
I do have multirom installed, but I have the 16GB N7, so there's limited room. I may just keep a copy of it on the internal, but having this setup will allow me to setup other ROM/kernel combinations and see which is best, there are other reasons for this as well, not having to do with KaliPwn.

The meenova and hub (BTW, the HUB has the option of being powered by the upstream, so the power is not required in that configuration) are small, and can be installed into a box with the wifi adapter, where I can then mount the N7 onto the box, a portable charger is easily added, and actually with my setup, it will be even more flexible, since I don't need to daisy-chain Y cables.

It will look similar to this (not my pic)...only with the wifi adapter in the place of the external drive at the very top, and the meenova in place of the card-reader thing, and if I want, I can take out that battery pack (off to the left in that image), and power it out of the wall while by using the first mini-usb connector (that was looping into the hub in that pic) recharging my N7.

I was looking at some enclosures, this one struck my eye.

I will take a pic of my setup when it's done...assuming it works. <g>
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
Hi BeNe!

Thank you so much for joking the thread brother! I have downloaded all of the necessary files but I haven't had the chance to flash anything yet. I have two different OmniRoms Rom's. I have the official OmniRoms and I have the unofficial OmniRoms zip that has multi windows support. I will hopefully try them both out tonight...

My wifi pineapple from Hak5 came in so I have been playing with that and my great grandmother just passed last week at the age of 94. As soon as I flash them which will be tonight or tomorrow latest I will let you know how it goes. I am going to test the unofficial OmniRoms with multi window support first.

Thanks for the post BeNe...it is great to show the other users what is possible with their Nexus devices!

BeNe I need a high quality org cable I think it is why I am having issues with my Alfa can you link me where you got yours? Also can you link me where you got your sub hub cable also...

Thanks again brother!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
My condolences. :(

...got my wifi adapter and Y-cable today, works great! Can't wait to get the hub in.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
great news mdamaged!

mdamaged great news brother! take some pictures for us and show us your setup! Also thank you so much for your condolences =)

BeNe:

I have just installed OmniRom with multi window support on my Nexus 7 and i am going to be flashing Kali PwnPad in a bit.

I will let you know how it all works out.

**UPDATE***

Binky's kernel which is based off elementalX v2.2 just flashed beautifully with the

unofficial version of OmniRom which supports multi windows!

I have to assume that since the kernel flashed which is probably the most crucial part that kalipwnpad v0.5 will flash as well...

I am going to order a pizza and then get to flashing kali pwnpad v0.5 and i will let you all know how that goes in a few hours!

Personal Note: I love OmniRom! Great job developers! I just love the power and freedom of being able to try out and use different ROM's and setups. I love doing this on phones as well. Its too bad that Verizon is locking their darn bootloaders so we may not be able to do this to future Verizon phones. Verizon has the best 4G out there on the market today, I get speeds of 20-30Mbps download and almost the same upload, on 4G!. However, Verizon is starting to lock their bootloaders so we may never be able to flash custom ROM's again, how sad! Sorry i just need a place to vent...

Guys, try OmniRom you will like it i promise...

[MENTION=5490227]mdamaged[/MENTION]:

what power hub did you get again? Can you provide me a link i want to see what you got exactly.

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182174

I know, I know, Rosewill :eek:, but I've heard good things about this particular hub. 2A and can run with or without switching supply.

...and I plan to enclose all this within a case, so I will be dismantling the hub and installing it into that case.

I'm also considering buying another moko case, cutting it down the binder (or maybe leaving it as-is so it can use the tilting), and adhering it to the case mentioned above, so I can "snap" the N7 into it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
[MENTION=5490227]mdamaged[/MENTION]

You definitely need to take some pictures of that when you are all done! I can't wait to see it...

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aFancyTickler:
all i need for this to work would be these items ?

http://www.amazon.com/Estoreimport-Micro-Cable-Power-Samsung/dp/B00C4521R4?tag=viglink121875-20

http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-WN722N-Wireless-Adapter-Detachable/dp/B002WBX9C6

or is there anything else i would require?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
No, for the Nexus 7 2013, you do not want that Y-cable you want this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Cable-Power-Nexus-Galaxy/dp/B00CXAC1ZW?tag=5336432715-20

Big difference.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aFancyTickler:
whats the difference ? sorry im new to all of this D:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
Yours has a standard male and female USB port and a single mini-USB port, while the requirement is a female mini-USB port, a male mini-USB port and a standard female USB port.

The needed one: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51a5WvcHMHL._SL1500_.jpg

...vs...

The one you linked:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51lwEjJMY3L._SL1500_.jpg
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aFancyTickler:
ohhh ok thanks for the help :good:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
No problem.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] b1ue:
[MENTION=5032014]droidshadow[/MENTION]

Just wanted to confirm this (updated Kali 5-1) working on official omnirom 4.4.2 nightlies with 2.2 kernel. Using tp-link and y cable as suggested. No errors during install.

Thanks so much for the guide... stumbled on it from the dsploit forum
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] selion:
what about N7 2012? will u write down a tutorial for it? I tried to adapt this tutorial for my n7 2012 but without success..

or anyway, can u tell me a way to make kalipwn works on my n7 2012?

thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
http://w11.zetaboards.com/Pwnie_Express/topic/8951376/1/
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] selion:
thanks a lot mdamaged. I'm reading and downloading the files. by the way, it says "Needs kernel flashed for kexec " but it doesn't specify what ROM and what kernel to be used.. any suggestion?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
Yeah, try one of the kernels in the link to the post I just gave you, towards the bottom, under "Updated Kernel (24 OCT 2013)"
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] hellfire8888:
hi i am using Nexus 7 2013 32GB LTE version. So i would like to ask which exact ROM and Kernel i should install?

Many thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] selion:
i installed following the tutorial and now i have kalipwn on my n7 2012... but even if i made it and i installed the kernel, acutally i have some problems:

- it doesn't see the TPLINK antenna (I have the same model that is recommended). the light doesn't turn on... the cable works with a USB-ethernet adaptor... and when i launch e.g. nmap, in the list of interface available i see the TP link adaptor, but when i select it says that it doesn't exist or not plugged in...

- when i start any application, such as Wifite, it opens a terminal, run the command but after the write "KALIPWN" it stops... if i want to start wifite (in this example but it's the same for all) i have to write with keyboard "wifite", or for example sh /opt/pwnpad/script/dsniff.sh

any suggestion?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
Is the cable a Y-cable as linked in this post? That adapter requires more power than the N7's can supply and that Y-adapter allows it to get that power. Also make sure you update everything and the scripts within configkali.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
Would that work as the needed câble?

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=171050162620
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
It sure looks like it would, if it's wired correctly internally, it will.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
Right, its from china so we never know but I can't order from the amazon link provided here, it say that it doesn't ship to my location (Canada)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
OK I have been able to install the ROM but the part where you say to go in Kali configuration and change the vnc password in Kali configuration when I enter I get a terminal prompt,,,what should I do?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
jonathanxx1:

sometimes when you run the confikali app you won't be prompted with the menu...it just happens sometimes.

Do this:

when you are in the terminal run the command: ls -alt (long list the files)

You will see a bunch of shell scripts (files that end in .sh) one of those scripts will be configkali.sh just run the script with this command:

./configkali.sh

and it will load the config kali app for you.

Hope it helps.

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
this is great news!

Blue this is great news!

Thank you so much for letting us know that another ROM Combo works with Kali Pwn Pad. So you never got the "ramdisk error" when flashing kali pwn pad with your recovery manager!?

I am going to put this info on the zetaboards forum and I am going to try the update myself.

Thank you so much brother and i hope you are having lots of fun with kali pwn pad!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
Thanks , but when I open any Kali app it gets me in a terminal is that suppose to be like that?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
Yes and No...

Well the answer to your question is yes and no...let me explain.

When you boot up your selected ROM you are in Android (

of course right!

) however when you want to run a Kali PwnPad app such as WiFite you need to be in a Linux environment. When you run any of the Kali PwnPad apps you are immediately taken into Linux through SSH in a Chroot environment.

So when you run an app such as WiFite you are taken into Linux through SSH in a Chroot Environment but the app is supposed to start, so the app is only partly working. You could manually start the app since you are in Linux with just running the app on the command line for example, "sh wifite.sh" or "./wifite.sh" however, I am sure you want the app to behave and operate like it is supposed to!

So just try rebooting and then start the config kali application. If the menu does no appear such as Choice 1-9 then start the application manually by running the command "sh configkali.sh" or "./configkali.sh" and when the menu does appear choose the option to create new ssh keys and this should fix your problem. After new ssh keys are generated (remember hit enter for a blank password so you can ssh into linux automatically) then just restart your Nexus 7 and you should be all fixed.

If after you reboot the apps for example (config kali) are not starting the menu when you run the app then try generating new ssh keys and reboot again and you should be fine.

I hope this has been helpful for you and please let me know if it fixed your problem.

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
Thanks I will try that as soon as I get home tonight
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
OK so I tried the ls -alt command and it say:

ls: Unknown option '- t ' .Aborting

I also tried ./configkali.sh and it say:

sh: ./configkali.sh: not found

What should I do now?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
Today I tried with the official omni nightlies, I got the ramdisk fail but but on boot it was fine but still not able to access config Kali or any other app, always end up in a terminal and the ls -alt and tried running ./configkali.sh and didn't worked.

I just hope to be able to get something to work.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
jonathanxx1:

You need to be a bit more familiar with linux brother.

Try just running the command "ls" when you are in the chroot linux environment. Okay so when you run "ls" you should see this shell script -> "configkalipwn.sh"

You can run it with "sh configkalipwn.sh" or "./configkalipwn.sh".

sorry i forgot the actual name of the shell script but i thought you would find it with "ls".

I hope this has helped you out.

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
***Kali Pwn with OmniRom Unofficial***

Hey xda members,

So i wanted to give you guys some updates...

I have flashed kalipwnpadv0.5-1 (the update) with the unofficial version of OmniRom that supports Multi-Windows. I still received the "unable to load ram disk error" when flashing the kali zip file but it still installs Kali PwnPad without issue.

I will be flashing Kali-PwnPadv0.5-1 with the Official OmniRom Nightlies because another member here has said they were able to flash kali v0.5-1 without any error during installation and i really really want to verify that...

I have made some big progress finally with getting multiple usb wifi devices to work with KaliPwnPad tonight!

I was able to get my TP-LINK and my ALFA N (atheros chipset) to finally both show up under Kali Linux as wlan1 and wlan2. I have been trying to get this to work for over a week now and it finally has worked. I was able to get it to work by the way i was setting up the cables. Here is what i did. I took a single OTG cable (without power no y-split) and plugged it into my usb hub and then plugged both my TP-Link and my ALFA into the USB HUB and from the USB HUB i plugged in a single usb (male regular size) into my power bank. Now my power bank has 3 possible usb charges 2 that are 0.8V and one that is 2.2V. If you want to try that is out I would look for a power bank that has at least 2 usb charges and has one that is at least 2V. You need the extra power to be able to handle the ALFA. The TP-Link will work fine with 0.8V or 1V.

Well that is it for tonight!

I hope you all are having as much fun as I am with this project!

Oh...on a side note my Parani-UD100-G03 just came in (i am still waiting on my ubertooth) so hopefully when Binky gets some time he is going to be adding bluetooth support to his kernel and most likely updating his kernel as well. Hopefully Pwnie Express will be releasing their Community ROM for their 2014 Pwn Pad and we can flash that as well! One thing that I am really really anxious to try out is the ProxMark3 device. The 2014 Pwn Pad as well as the original Pwn Pad i believe both support the ProxMark3 for RFID hacking.

When I get some more money i will be ordering the proxmark3 to test it out when Pwnie Express releases their community edition ROM.

Thank you all for participating in this thread and have fun with Kali PwnPad. Thank you BINKY!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] p4rot:
When i do ls thats all that i have :

u0_a129@flo:/ $ ./configkalipwn.sh

/system/bin/sh: ./configkalipwn.sh: not found

127|u0_a129@flo:/ $ ls

acct

cache

charger

config

d

data

default.prop

dev

etc

file_contexts

firmware

fstab.flo

init

init.environ.rc

init.flo.rc

init.flo.usb.rc

init.omni.rc

init.rc

init.trace.rc

init.usb.rc

initrd.img

main_init

mnt

persist

proc

property_contexts

realdata

res

root

sbin

sdcard

seapp_contexts

sepolicy

storage

sys

system

tombstones

ueventd.flo.rc

ueventd.rc

vendor

u0_a129@flo:/ $

The error is always nous such file or directory, almost like if the apps were not pushed into the system.

I clearly can see that the apps want tout start(like the config kali app)

but it just stops and goes on a terminal.

Im about to give up on that , i guess the pawn pad is not for me,lol.

Sorry to arrass you Droidshadow, thanks for your help.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] b1ue:
I will try and find some time this weekend to reflash kali pwn pad on omnirom nightly and check on that ramdisk error. I swear I didn't see it in the recovery log after the initial flash but I suppose I could have hastily rebooted and missed it. Although I find that strange since I was looking for that particular error.

Regardless... It flashed fine and everything works correctly.

[MENTION=5032014]droidshadow[/MENTION] - if you get the chance to flash before I do... Be sure to let us know the results.

Cheers:)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
I will let brother, hope you are having fun!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
johnatthanxx1

Hey brother if you look at your terminal output you can see the [MENTION=227655]flo[/MENTION] this means that you are not logged into Kali Linux through ssh in a chroot environment. You need to run the app "config kali" from your apps menu first. If the Menu of choices 1-9 does not appear than you need to generate new ssh keys like i mentioned.

if you are logged into kali you should see root@localhost/opt/pwn/scripts or something similar to that. You need to be in the scripts directory in order to run the configkalipwn.sh shell script. You can not run the shell script from an outside directory unless you specify the full directory in the command for example if you were in the / directory you would need to run the shell script by running "./opt/pwn/scripts/configkalipwn.sh"

Yet you don't have to worry about this...

If you run the config kali app it will drop you into the directory with all the scripts regardless of whether or not the menu comes up. One question...did you happen to have android emulator installed before you flashed kali pwn pad? If you did you should reinstall android terminal emulator.

One way that you can verify that you are in the Kali Linux chroot environment is by running the command "uname -a" and you should see the linux kernel version and Kali Linux.

I hope this has helped you out keep practicing and you will get it, i promise!

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] f10w3r5:
'Config Kali'

Just dumped this onto my N7 FLO. Thanks for the write up.

When I try to run Config Kali, I get "Unfortunately, Config Kali has stopped." I've tried rebooting, wiping cache/davlik with no luck. Any suggestions?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] makers_mark:
Uninstall terminal emulator apk, then reinstall from playstore?

Is your superuser functioning correctly?

Thank you droidshadow! This is beyond awesome!

Multirom has had several updates since you wrote your tutorial. I followed your steps to the tee and my internal rom never showed up when it was supposed too in your instructions. I paid no attention to it because it still was an option on boot, and I knew Multirom had changed since you wrote it. Not sure if that's the same problem a user somewhere up in this thread had when they thought it had deleted their internal rom. Anyways good job!

Tip: Multirom has a widget where you can click the rom you'd like to boot into and that way if you have the attention span of a small child; and you forget to select the rom before the counter counts down; it'll automatically boot into your widget selection.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
hmm....

So you can't see your stock ROM from multirom? That is weird...did they possibly name it something else?

When you added your custom ROM for example did you use the bruce2728 odexed rom did you use the multirom -> list rom -> add zip? Or did you accidentally write over your internal ROM?

Thanks for the tip about the multirom widget i will definitely look into it...

Oh how did you install multirom? Did you use multirom manager from the google play store? I will look into this for you but the only thing that I can think of is maybe some how you might have over written your stock rom. If you did it is okay there are stock 4.4 images and you can always add them with MultiRom and then you can use the OTA update to update your stock rom from Android 4.4 to Android 4.4.2 (stock nexus 7 rom). And then after the update you can always root your stock Nexus ROM with the Nexus Root Toolkit.

I hope you are having fun with Kali Pwn Pad and thank you for responding about the terminal force close question above. More than likely you are 100% right about the error. Many people are having that problem because they already have terminal emulator installed when they flash kali pwnpad and then they forget to uninstall it and reinstall the app. Thanks for pointing that out!

Like I said I will look into your question about MultiRom and if you happen to figure out what you did please let me know I am very interested in this... If you didn't accidentally overwrite your stock ROM then the only thing I can think of is that maybe they are calling internal rom something else now?

Please keep us updated...

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mdamaged:
Sorry for not being active on this thread, but been busy masturbating working and stuff, I have the USB hub and did test to make sure I can mount my USB stick and OTG at the same time, I plan on doing a full test and install/configuration this weekend.