[Nexus 6P Android Development] UsPdSr:
PS

Because I couldn't even get the Nougat kernel to work(at first!), even if I build it myself with the python script, I was angry and exhausted, so I decided to install an old release from jcadduono's server, after I tried every kernel since the 3.20 series, but with none was I able to get the wlan adapter to work, let alone the dam kernel; the Oreo build is basically a redacted version of the Nougat version.

I was amazed of how much problems they have over there with the server, github/gitlab and Co.

One has to remember that Kali Nethunter is a project which is publicly offered by Offensive Security on the Kali homepage.

So, I installed this old version from July, the 17th 2017

https://build.nethunter.com/release...ler-nougat-kalifs-full-3.20-20170719-1633.zip

It doesn't work on 7.1.2.

I installed the latest 7.1.1 release(*)from Google and flashed Twrp afterwards.

*

7.1.1 (NUF26N, Mar 2017, Verizon Only)

https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/angler-nuf26n-factory-4612cdec.zip

7.1.1 (N4F26U, Apr 2017)

https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/angler-n4f26u-factory-131d7b01.zip

I went with 3.2.3.0, because it seemed okay from what I could get from github.

https://eu.dl.twrp.me/angler/twrp-3.2.3-0-angler.img.html

Remember to erase and flash cache in fastboot and _stay away_ from the userdata.img by god..!

I wiped everything in Twrp before I booted into the bootloader including formatting the data.

You have to uninstall the Nethunter app and the Terminal with a seperate terminal.

Just install this one

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/jack-...erminal-emulator-1-0-70-android-apk-download/

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Uninstall the terminal, reboot and install the current release of the Nethunter app and the terminal

https://mega.nz/#!tUJEVYZL!gUoc3A5XWTHxVenNzt8tfPj1f17Sl-4PVlT6XElP3EY

https://mega.nz/#!9RQggKCA!ArzDP0lUFKvyDY4vE9lqiphLGQj7MqE2DqGlI16flLg

After the installation grant the necessary rights as well as superuser for both of them and reboot.

If everything went well so far go into the Nethunter terminal and type in

A message should appear with 'OK' and after this you should bee able to update/upgrade without any difficulties.

If you should get a error after this, check your source.list, but it seems that the Nethunter app has the current list somehow linked or it is otherwise update within the installation.

I am more then unhappy with this solution, especially given that kimocoder has successfully been to able to get the kernel for 8.1 working according to the last github issue regarding this kernel repair and the published screenshots.

I keep updates, but for now I have to get a bit of distance between me and this project. :>

PPS

This installer flashes SuperSU, but it doesn't matter.

Just install Magisk first, set it up and install BusyBox.

After the installation of Kali Nethunter, just go ahead and remove the SuperSU app with Titanium backup, the System App Remover or another App Manager with the necessary permissions.

Don't forget to set Selinux to permissive.

I use a old, but working Magisk module, but of course you are free to try different workarounds as well.

Here the link to the uploaded module

https://mega.nz/#!IJxiBYrb!U4dSfRKn_eEcMMhxip-dsg3hf52nSt2xlCMW0ef3jio

In regard to the issues with the clipboard, I installed a app called 'clip stack'.

It's free and you don't have to worry about to copy the text from the browser for example and being able to paste it in the terminal.

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/catching-now/clip-stack-clipboard-manager/

If somebody has a question to this topic, I am happy to help.

PPPS

I would wholeheartedly recommend to read this instruction a couple of times before getting to it, because they aren't necessarily in the right order(bad to explain).

Of course I am not reliable in any form or shape, if someone damages/bricks his/her device.