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I bought a USB OTG Y cable that has a male USB for charging. On the Nethunter home page it says the kernel includes y-cable charging support, however it doesn't seem to work for me.
I'm using a...

Cool, I'm glad you figured it out. Surely this will help others in the future.

Yeah, I have browsed the internet using the internal network card on my Nexus 7 2013 and used the external card to use tools like airodump-ng. Internet browsing was not impeded in any way and...

I too was impatient and kept Ctrl+C'ing thinking it was frozen or something. Took a few minutes.

Oh actually, the Nexus 7 2012 version supports injection without any external devices needed. The internal network card is able to go into monitor mode. Neither the Nexus 5 or Nexus 7 2013 version...

Doubt I'll try this on my Nexus 7 2013 until Nethunter is confirmed working with Android 5.0

The part about adding game pad support and being able to port apps to the television is really...

Wi-Fi Analyzer for quick viewing of ESSID, BSSID, and IP as well as a few other things.

It doesn't have *all* the tools that Kali Linux does. I'm not positive about that but it seems unlikely. It has many penetration testing tools, however.

Some are outlined on this page:...

The Google Nexus 7 is manufactured by Asus so it's the same device.

Aircrack-ng did indeed work after successfully moving the .cap files to the appropriate (root) directory of Kali Nethunter, which is /data/local/kali-armhf/ if you aren't booted into Kali Nethunter,...

I tried copying the files to the /root directory of Kali Nethunter. I was using the file manager interface to do this, however, and no files were shown and copying wouldn't work. While booted into...

Okay, so I had some .cap files from using airodump-ng on my laptop and wanted to transfer them to the Kali NetHunter root directory. However, it says I have no permissions to do so. I've tried...