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Mount fixes
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bootkali slightly improved
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killkali now works good, several mount issues suppressed.
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Should had a check for external_sd in future when you not have it, something with mounts gets weird
*The same for /dev/shm, a check if it exists then unmount If not, why then try at all
- Added a "get-keychain" tool for pulling those apt-get issues, probably put a button in CustomCommads.
Forgot to add the get-keychain to the transfer/install script. will do.
Is there more coming to mount the external_sd? Do we need the installation of the keyring? Wouldn't it be more likely that people with key issues download a new chroot rather than a new nethunter app?
It needs a check if external_sd actually exists instead of power run through The same for /dev/shm partition, needs a check if supported/found. My Nexus don't have it, OP6 got it again. Switches.
The get-keychain is more of an backup (used it alot past months again)
I'll get back to it soon. But as is, works good.
The internal memory of Android is "sdcard", while "external_sd" is the physical card. Phones who do not have external_sd (newer phones) will get mount issues, both on bootkali and killkali. But everyone has the /sdcard (internal memory) storage.
Correct. What problems are we trying to solve? We seem to have had no issues with this commit: https://github.com/offensive-security/nethunter-app/commit/e4d7b9c223f60fb052ab99da7814c0cb90b78d45#diff-93d8f5c7f9f0edbf4090568456fea24b And now we can't get the external sd card to mount. Why can't we roll back to the last known working commit? Is it Androind O or P related?
By mount "issues", do you mean a warning that it cannot mount for any reason? That's not entirely undesirably because it tells us what's going on.
warnings is easy to go away, uncomment. no, but it try running those two last ones, so it's basicly just add check if exists, easy but I don't have more time atm
No rush. I'll revert back to jcadduono's commit from 2017 and we'll leave that on the todo list for 2019.3, ok?