vengir
2016-08-07, 01:37
Sorry if this is a repeat issue but I searched all the threads but did not find my specific issue.
I have a Nexus 10 on Lollipop... followed the github and offensive-security instructions for installing Nethunter 3.0 from Windows with NRT.
Fresh install of default OS, fresh downloads and updates no issues until I boot into Nethunter.
I see the icons for all the Kali tools and related icons such as androidVNC, BusyBox Free, Offsec***, Hackers Keyboard, Shodan, etc... the default icon of the green android guy shows but when I try to run anything I get the "Unfortunately XYZ has stopped." message. I manually updated Busybox via Google Play and now that works but I cant install to /su/xbin" as optional via NRT because it says "Systemless root not configured".
I've tried this for the last year on and off and always to some degree of not being able to use Kali tools, but Kitkat did and now Lollipop runs well. With Jellybean I had a full functioning NetHunter but I can't downgrade anymore it seems.
What is the possible issue? I'm currently in the OffSec "Pentesting With Kali" course and wanted to try a few things.
I have a Nexus 10 on Lollipop... followed the github and offensive-security instructions for installing Nethunter 3.0 from Windows with NRT.
Fresh install of default OS, fresh downloads and updates no issues until I boot into Nethunter.
I see the icons for all the Kali tools and related icons such as androidVNC, BusyBox Free, Offsec***, Hackers Keyboard, Shodan, etc... the default icon of the green android guy shows but when I try to run anything I get the "Unfortunately XYZ has stopped." message. I manually updated Busybox via Google Play and now that works but I cant install to /su/xbin" as optional via NRT because it says "Systemless root not configured".
I've tried this for the last year on and off and always to some degree of not being able to use Kali tools, but Kitkat did and now Lollipop runs well. With Jellybean I had a full functioning NetHunter but I can't downgrade anymore it seems.
What is the possible issue? I'm currently in the OffSec "Pentesting With Kali" course and wanted to try a few things.