Is there a way to use Linux to flash Android Devices ?

plzz Help I'm looking in a way to flash Android Devices on Linux OS .... is there a way that we could trust ?

rooting ith JOdin on Linux (Debian)

I did some browsing around on here but nothing really definitively answered my questions. I just got a S6 Edge, running 5.1.1. After some research, it seems that rooting this is a bit more complex than phones I have dealt with in the past. I really don't want this bricked as I don't know how to recover. Tripping KNOX isn't a problem, I don't care about this.

From what I can tell, I use JOdin which I have downloaded. From what I gather, it whorks fine and can see the phone when its put in download mode.

I then need to dowload the appropriate kernel from autoroot.chainfire .eu My device is a G925T, so I expect to download that one from the CF-Auto-Root. However, I have seen one person saying that the kernel on there does not work with the S6 Edge and I should download the kernel for the S6. Is this correct?

JOdin requires a pit file and it looks like it isn't able to find one for the S6 Edge. I found a place (droidviews .com/download-pit-files-for-galaxy-s6-edge-all-models) where it claims to have the correct pit file but need to make sure.

Is there anything I am missing? Is everything mentioned above correct? Am I using the correct files here?

[help]kali linux guide .

Hello everyone,

First of all I'm very sorry for posting this if this is not the correct category . I didn't found a suitable category so asked here . Admins / MODS please if you can move this thread to it's desired category.

Now let's come to real point of this thread.

So I own a Micromax Canvas Spark . I have seen many Micromax users to install Kali Linux on their android phone (just for one purpose wifi hacking . Basically I'm onto that only.) . Now if any Micromax Canvas Spark user viewing this post have you tried installing Kali Linux on your phone ? Yes of course my phone is rooted by kingroot (Best root tool yet) . IF ANY PUBLIC KNOWS THE ANSWER PLEASE DO TELL ME . I HOPE THE INSTALLATION PATH WILL BE SAME FOR ALL.

As far I have collected information from net that you need these following apps (I HAVE ALREADY INSTALLED THESE APPS) :

1.Terminal Emulator
2.BusyBox Pro
3.Linux Deploy
4.VNC Viewer

I have read all the stuffs in the net even I have seen all the videos on the net. , seen Kali Linux official page on how to install it and other things.

BUT I WANT TO KNOW ONE IMPORTANT THING IS WHAT WILL BE THE INSTALLATION PATH ON Linux Deploy SO THAT IT DOWNLOADS AND INSTALL ON MY SD CARD. SO PLEASE ANYONE TELL ME THE INSTALLATION PATH SO THAT IT DOWNLOAD ON MY SD CARD AND INSTALL ON MY SD CARD. [Yes I know it's a noob question ]

One more question : IS THERE ANYWAY I CAN DOWNLOAD THE KALI LINUX IMAGE FROM THE WEB AND DIRECTLY INSTALL IT IN MY PHONE ?

PLEASE PEOPLE HELP ME ON THIS I REALLY NEED HELP ON THIS ONE.

THANKS IN ADVANCE

[Canadian Guide] - Complete Source for the LG G4 H812. Linux VM/Root/Tools&Files

Work in progress! Send me a PM with updates so I can incorporate them into the main post.

Tools & Drivers :
Make sure you have the right tools for the job!
Windows Drivers
Mac Drivers
LG Bridge for Windows ***NOT REQUIRED BUT HANDY***
LG Bridge for Mac ***NOT REQUIRED BUT HANDY***


How To Root:
Main guides used to achieve root
Original Root Method for the LG G4 - @thecubed
DIY Root Injection Guide - @hackarchive

Rooted System Images:
Match your phone's software version with the corresponding image. NEVER MISMATCH AS IT COULD RESULT IN A BRICKED DEVICE.
H81210G

Stock System Images:
Used to unroot or for any other issues.

Virtual Machine Linux Using VirtualBox:
How to inject root if you do not have a designated Linux machine.

Configuring VirtualBox:
1. Download, install and run VirtualBox
2. Create a new virtual machine. Abbreviated to VM from here on out.
3. Select your preferred distribution of Linux. I chose Ubuntu as I find it to be the most user friendly experience.
4. Designate preferred amount of RAM for the VM. Slide the arrow to adjust, but stay in the green to avoid complications.
5. Create a virtual disk for Linux to be installed onto.
6. Choose VirtualBox Disk Image to keep things simple.
7. Choose Fixed size for the storage on the physical disk.
8. Choose amount of storage and create. 8 gigabytes should be plenty as you can share folders, which we will do later on.
9. Download your preferred version of Linux, or Ubuntu in my case. I placed it into the VirtualBox folder for ease of access.
10. Run the Linux VM and chose the previously downloaded system image for the start up disk.
You should now be able to boot up a Linux VM to use to inject root into system images with! Just finish the installation process like you would a new computer.

Some tips:
If you followed the guide using Ubuntu, choose to fully install it, do not worry about the warning under erase disk and install Ubuntu, that only applies to the drive we just created and it wont erase anything.
Host key is the CTRL key on the right side of the keyboard, use that for hotkeys as the left one will have no effect.
HostCTRL + F is the full screen shortcut.

Sharing Folders:
1. In the VirtualBox window, click the device setting and choose Insert Guest Additions CD Image and run the program. Enter in your password you chose while setting up Ubuntu. It will install and once it is done you can restart the VM by clicking the gear in the top right corner.
2./2.5 Open the device settings again and go to the shared folder settings. Click the blue folder with the green plus and chose the file you wish to share and what you want to name it. I chose the entire C: drive to make everything easier. Select auto mount it and make it permanent.
3. Open up Files and create a destination for the shared folder simply by right clicking in Files and create new folder.
4. CTRL + ALT + T to open a new terminal and type in

Code:

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sudo mount -t vboxsf FOLDERNAME /PATH/OF/FOLDER

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Input your password after running the command, hit enter and the folders should be shared.

Porting of Kali Linux NetHunter

Hi everyone,
today I've found out that there is an open source android penetration testing platform for Nexus devices (more info here: https://www.kali.org/kali-linux-nethunter/) called "Kali Linux NetHunter". Here you can find the surce code: https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter

I was wondering if it is possible to port it to the Moto G 2014 keeping in mind that the Moto stock firmware is very similar to the Nexus one. If anyone has any ideas... :)