[Nexus 6P Android Development] UsPdSr:
I opened an new issue on gitlab regarding the non-functioning Oreo kernel.

Two other issue reports are being opened as well.

kimocoder, the dev of this kernel, has written that he's going to look into it. Third time he wrote it, biw.

I am tired ti make excuses for others.

Finally..

I am still working with my Nexus 5x, but the 5,2" display size is brutal.

I have to buy new equipment first, but I have my eye on the HTC Nexus 9, which has a relatively new Nougat kernel and is very affordable in comparison to ~half a year ago.

I am also tried Andrax again anf they really improved.

If you guys want to use it just take the working Nougat kernel and go to the download page.

I would advice against flashing the busybox modul, because they are completely working within the system and with busybox.

Head over to the old PlayStore and get the one from meefik, apparently they use it as well.

It is a shame that everything goes to 800 $ devices (S4 Tab, Gemini..).

Re4son released a couple of days ago, a new Pie kernel for the Nexus 6 o_O

I have to say, that the screen size of the angler is alright, because you can't crack a password with Nethunter in a couple of minutes.You need 2-8h.

Maybe WEP, but only a handful are using it today.

But for reconnaissance is it better than the new Raspberry with a display.

Just think of all those cables, powerbank etc..

Nexmon is working fine on the 6p and Wlan adapter as well, but according to kimocoder are they not harmonic.

We have to wait, but at least you have me and my short stories here. ^^

I keep you up to date and reach out to the team, until we have a appropriate kernel.

Btw:

https://github.com/The-Cracker-Technology/ANDRAX-Mobile-Pentest

PS

Because of the differences between the prices of the several devices and their storage capacities, I've always stayed on the safer side and bought the ones with more storage.

As I looked for new equipment, I came across the Nexus 9 and compared the prices.

I was interested how much space I use with the bullhead - I bought the 32er version, which is the most and was quite astonished, that my installation of the complete Kali Nethunter chroot with every update and even dist-upgrade, the Andrax installation which is about the same, maybe a bit smaller AND the Oreo stock are coming up to ~ 18,36 GB from ~ 29,3 GB and some apps additionally. :)

So, you see. If you aren't stupid and install every single tool from Offensive's repo(because you can't nit even half of them, not even with the Vnc), you can definitely give a 16GB device a try.

I will keep an eye on the consumption, because it is a very distinctive price difference.

And as the devices are only sold on eBay or some remaining on Amazon; there is only a certain amount left for some devices.

For example the Nexus 6, now proud owner of a brand new Pie kernel by Re4son ( :| ), Nexus 9 and 10, Nexus 5, only for those who are okay with the 4,9" screen, which are very pricey.They getting sold on eBay, mostly new ones, for ~ 190 $ (32GB),seriously.

They are still very popular.

Nvidia Shield tablets cost even used over 250 $, at least with 32 GB, but no expansion possible. :D

Unbelievable.

Then better the Nexus 9, with great Linux support, btw.

For those who are interested..

Hmm, then there are the questionable devices, because of the original price and the brand.

I was interested in the Xiaomi Redmi 5 a or so, but there is no real proof of a working kernel, which supports monitor mode.

The Xiaomi Redmi 3 or 3s or 3 pro (^^) are reliable, but they arr hard to acquire and the screen isn't that much bigger.

The Mi Pad 1 is nowhere to get, which is very, very unfortunate in my opinion.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4x, one of the few which are officially supported, has a Mtk chip, which I personally dislike.

There are the Samsung, the Oneplus and that was it pretty much.

The Oneplus 5 or 5t has the best kernel by far, I am not sure if it's accepted into Nethunter's repo, but this device, beside the stunning specs has the best kernel for pentesting I have ever seen(sorry milouk).

The developer is Chinese and has difficulties with English, but after sime time a other user translated for him.

The only drawback is Oneplus hardcore f*** restrictions, which I experienced myself while I had the Oneplus 3 for 3 weeks after I bought it used for over 220 $ and the display decided to crack.

The encryption sucks tremendously.

If someones is interested in a recommendation I am very familiar with the project as well as the devices, don't hesitate to ask. :)

I couldn't recommended some of the above mentioned without the requirements which a user might have.

I keep track of the Nexus 9, because nice screen size(not to big and not to small), I had both Nexus 7 and apart from the performance were they perfect.

Nexus 7 (grouper), btw, one of the few devices with internal monitor mode option.

Anyhow.

HTC is great, at least they were great 8 yrs ago, I don't know, how they were ~ 2 1/2 yrs(?) ago?

From thr Nvidia tech emerged some rotten eggs, although without those wouldn't it be a official Nexus, right ;)

I read about some interesting setups with it, dock+keyboard+Linux with UI and Multirom, but this wouldn't be a possibility with the 16GB devices.

Definitely worth looking into.

Even the display is so small, one day the Nexus 5 will get a place in my technology smorgasbord. :)

The Broadcom chipset is, from my perspective a dream.

Little Rubber ducky function or just good, old wireless hacking(!).. ;)

But, Raspberry Pi has developed a portable oven.Which is interesting.Not only the frozen Pizzas, moreover Gigabyte Lan, USB-C and a ultra dismissive mini hdmi slot.

The ram rip-off is a bit saucy, because ram is in fact for free in Asia, but I wouldd like to toast and give the 4gig version a try.

Unfortunately has my old screen a pixel error, so I have to buy a new one, which is affordable, but together at least 120 $.

Don't forget the needed case, the charger, which is better to buy specifically for it and not use a random one, the cooling platine and because of that much bread, a double fan.

Let's see how the lottery is going and then we can decide.

Good riddance