I just got an Arduino ADK for christmas.
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I followed the guide located here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/adk.html which ran me through installing libraries and uploading the default ADK DemoKit firmware to the ADK device.Then I opened the DemoKit project in eclipse and uploaded it to my Android device.
My Android is a Samsung Captivate running Android 4.0
Code:
[email protected]:/datadata/com.teslacoilsw.quicksshd/home # uname -a
Linux localhost 3.0.8-FuguMod #[email protected] PREEMPT Wed Dec 21 16:28:17 ART 2011 armv7l unknown
With the kernel being higher than version 2.6, the ADK should work from what I've read.
I modified the sketch to notify when ADK is connnected
Code:
if (acc.isConnected()) {
Serial.print("hi");
When monitoring Serial output from the Arduino ADK, I only see this notification which is generated upon startup naturally:
Code:
Start
What is required for this to work? Do I need a special cable? Is there something else I'm missing?
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Hi,
I'd like to intoduce the new tool - CEScripting!
With the CeSripting (CES), You can edit and execute scripts written in MortScript and PHP!
For PHP, CES has set of functions to expand PHP functionality to WinCE based devices.
The CES runs on desktop PC!
Some screenshots:
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I hope, You find it useful
Oh -- for a second there I thought you got PHP running on WinCe...
Nice
I'll give a try
Very nice, that can help with finding syntax errors in my poor scripting.
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I made it basic and simple.
If you have root and loop kernel just skip down to the installing of backtrack section.
Basics:
Install the apps in my backtrack torrent.
Copy bt5 to root of extsdcard.
Put a couple inputs in vnc viewer.
Launch threw Complete Linux Installer.
Connect with VNC Viewer.
Just 13 easy steps with photos and you have backtrack 5.:clapping:
Go here for more info:
http://z4cellforums.webs.com/apps/f...samsung-galaxy-s3-backtrack-5-made-easy?next=
Join and support us.
Get our app too.
is data injection supported on i9300 running bt5?
bubr3g said:
is data injection supported on i9300 running bt5?
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is it working on i9305?
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This is not a Very Super Cool SCript !!
i created this script for download standalone-package for Android-SDK !!
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Screen-Shot V1
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IT is loaded with :-
#Android 6.0 - Android 4.0.3 API
#TOOLS PAckage
-Android SDK Tools v24.3.2
-Android SDK Platform Tools v23
-Android SDK Build Tools v23
#EXTRAS PAckage
-Android Support Repository rev 17
-Android Support Library rev 23
-Google Repository rev 21
-Google web-drivers
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Script is Open-Source !
.You Can Contribute Me.
https://github.com/MANoj420/Android-SDK-Standalone-Downloader
Awesome Man Gonna try it
Handyb - GUI for ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
A simple, open-source, graphical Windows utility written in C# to carry out general ADB CLI operations with ease.
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Since this is on GitHub, let me know if you forked and got some improvements ready to merge.
Credits:
MadBee for Regexes
Shota MIckaia for Icon
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Handyb - GUI for ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
A simple, open-source, graphical Windows utility written in C# to carry out general ADB CLI operations with ease.
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mate, thanks for this neat tool! :good:
Hello,
This is my first post on XDA.
I have successfully gotten passive IMSI catching to work on my Nokia 1 which uses a Mediatek MT6737M as the baseband processor.
All I had to do was open the firmware image in Ghidra, use a custom script to populate function names from the debug symbol file under /system/etc/mddb, and apply patches to dump paging request messages.
With this method, you don't need any type of SDR for sniffing GSM.
It's also theoretically possible to sniff calls/SMS by making more modifications to the baseband.
You may grab a copy of the hacked baseband image (only working on Nokia 1 atm, root is required) under the Github username Irdev110
I will be working on releasing an actual app which automatically patches any compatible baseband image.
Sample output/demo:
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