[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
VNC quick tutorial + NEW KERNEL W/ BLUETOOTH...

Congrats on getting Kali PwnPad to work! OmniRom is amazing isn't it!?...

You go the newest kernel from the zetaboards forum right?

Okay so all you really need to do to get VNC working is to first set a new VNC password. You can do this easily by running the app "config kali" and it will bring up a menu of choices. Choose the one that says set a new VNC password. When you are prompted to set a password take note that your password has to be

exactly 8 characters.

If you put in a password say that is 10 characters long for example your password will be cut off at 8 characters and only the 8 characters of your password will be used.

If for any reason when you run the app "Config Kali" and the menu doesn't come up then you can run the app manually in the terminal. You can manually run it by running this command "./configkalipwn.sh" without the quotes of course.

If you keep having to manually run the config kali shell script because the menu does not pop up on its own then you can fix that by regenerating new ssh keys. The option to generate new ssh keys is in the "config kali" app in the menu of choices. When you generate new ssh keys use the default file location by hitting enter and when it asks you for a password hit enter to choose a blank password. The blank password is needed to automatically log into the kali chroot environment automatically. If you choose to use a password then it will cause problems so don't do it.

Another good option to do is to update all the scripts, this option is available in the menu of the "config kali" application.

Back to VNC:

You can setup VNC to start automatically when Kali PwnPad starts up but I like to set VNC up manually so i can adjust/set the VNC server size manually. Here is how you do it...

On the terminal run this command:

tightvncserver -geometry 800x400 -depth 24

You set the size 800x400 which will be small on purpose. When VNC loads up (use androidvnc or multivnc from play store to connect to vnc server) Okay so when the VNC sessions loads scroll to the bottom and you will see a + and - sign. Use the + sign to make the VNC session bigger until you find a size that you like!

To send text use the menu/windows button on the tablet the button that is next to the back arrow button or home button. Then choose the option to send text and follow that. If you want to adjust the size of say your xfce terminal program use the menu/windows button then choose input mode. I forget the name of the touch mode but it is directly under the default choice for the touch mode. Choose the touch input mode under the default selected one and you will be able to touch and hold your terminal or scroll to the bottom corner and make the terminal bigger or smaller.

After you are done with that touch input mode for moving a screen or making a terminal screen bigger or smaller i would definitely recommend that you go back to the default input mode!

FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR THE NEW KERNEL WITH BLUETOOTH SUPPORT:

here is the link -> http://d-h.st/wki

To use the new kernel boot your tablet into "recovery". Then from recovery go to -> advanced -> multirom -> list roms -> select the ROM that has Kali PwnPad installed -> add zip -> select new kernel with bluetooth support.

I will write up a tutorial hopefully by the end of today on how to get a usb bluetooth adapter working on Kali PwnPad. At this moment I have only tested the new kernel with my usb bluetooth device the Parani-UD100-G03. I have been waiting forever on my ubertooth, and as soon as it gets here (been waiting forever!) I will write up a tutorial on how to get that working with Kali PwnPad as well.

USB WIFI WITH NEW KERNEL

Now when it comes to using usb wifi adapters with Binky's new kernel that is based off of

ElementalX v2.6 updated to kernel version 3.4.0 and now has bluetooth support

, all three usb wifi adapters work!

I have tested Binky's newest kernel with these usb wifi adapters:

AWUS036H (RTL8187) -> WORKING!

AWUS036NHA (ATHEROS CHIPSET) -> WORKING!

TPLINK WN722N (ATHEROS CHIP) -> WORKING!

If anyone has any questions with Binky's new kernel please ask and if i can I will be happy to help out...

I would like to take this opportunity to truly thank Binky for all of his hard work and especially his time. Binky thank you so much for all of your help and work. You have truly given us all something great here. We now have an amazing penetration testing tool/system on our much portable tablet. This project is so amazing especially for those of us who really love computer security and wanted the PwnPad but just don't have $1,200 dollars to spend on it.

Thanks again Binky!

-droidshadow