[Nexus 6P Android Development] UsPdSr:
I feel like keep having a Dejá vu. Again.

After researching a better Nethunter alternative to my Oneplus 3, which keeps botching up the Fingerprint button, which conveniently serves as a home button as well, I compared Nexmon capable devices.

After I checked the new developed kernel by kimocoder, I noticed the discrepancies within the repos.They recently moved to gitlab.

So, as I'm looking all over github for the freakin' kernel with the nicely compiled Nexmon library.

Even cloned the new repo agsin, but when everything was done I look at the same kernel as I have compiled already.

I was wondering what they have done at gitlab so far and what's there? Right. A big-ass ugly UI.

No, besides that, the actual kernel.Altough the Nexmon stuff has been merged over 2 weeks, but in the bedlam they must have been busy, which isn't surprising and for many user the cause for the "downfall" of the same.

As I am no dev and everything I know about these issues are Linux related, as well as "learning by doing", I boldly c/p the actual Angler Nethunter Oreo kernel from gitlab and swaped them with the by the installer cloned (tough gitlab and URL update!), after I carefully looked over every single file and 3rd line, which I know are important.

I expect a immediate shutdown of the good old python installer, but look there, he compiled without so much as a peep!

Normally I am not that 'braggy', but I felt too share it with you, literally(see below).

So, all good things come in three.

Currently I am uploading hopefully the last compile regarding this particular topic ^

If anything is wrong the download, the kernel or you feel the urge to share your experience, then bey guest.Especially the last part.

//..to be continued

Just a heads-up - if it's turn out to be working, the 6p could experience quite a revival, as thr Nexus 5 is only in regard of the 'off-shelve' Nexmon support by their team and his 'easy' setup a choice.

Nothing against the device, but even on eBay is a barely used 64 gb Nexus 6p much more to afford then a 'so lala' 32gb Nexus 5.If you look at the Nexmon chart what etc has the best support the 6p is not different at all.

Add this to the technical difference and you can imagine that this device will, especially of his flaws regarding the overheating very soon, very rar.

Because I snacked up a good offer I purchased one.

I would rather have the 5x support (especially regarding pen-testing) and the out-off-the box 'assemble' feature from the Nexus 5, but as I use this only professionally and have no intention to run around the world with an open kali linux installation in my pocket, I would settle with a nano adapter and a stable marshmallow/nougat installation, if anything goes sideways.

The pain of using "32 gb" and the limitations of using an external adapter, are to overcome. Especially for the price.. I have my Chromebook/Laptop and Raspberry's in any case..but geeking has to be earned..or paid.

Tomato/Tomato.

While I had the installer on and going, the full kalifs-arm64, all apps updated, especially the important, as well as Hijacker :) and of course hopefully the Kernel to rull them, so developed that internal monitor mode is working, which isn't that hard btw, but foremost fully working Packet injection support

https://mega.nz/#!hQgiGCBQ!l7sssBBs-JXjbqTYTRJNJfLJne5Onra0qjJLqp0fbQs

and for all those who are looking for

the kernel only

as they seek another kalifs build size or use rather Linux deploy eg.

https://mega.nz/#!YFYCAQAI!N4apDX1r74VkmfttfIYFqRsI_lhzK3dEyM6kOtOJCs8