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Linux commandline.pdf
A nice book for learning bash shell and linux/termux
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Linux cheatsheet.pdf
Few basic command to operate linux terminal
Here, how to install visual code in termux
pkg install yarn build-essential pythonyarn global add code-serverHow to install metasploit in termux
Since metasploit available in unstable-repo, following methods don't work on legacy environment (android 5 and 6)
No longer exists
Since metasploit available in unstable-repo, following methods don't work on legacy environment (android 5 and 6)
pkg install unstable-repopkg install metasploit
No longer exists
why git ask for username and password while cloning any GitHub repo
Here is possible reason
* Either that repository is private or deleted from GitHub. if that link don't give you a 404 error in your browser,it means you own that repo. then just fill username and password of your GitHub.
* There must be a typo.
You only clone a public repo or repo that you own.
Here is possible reason
* Either that repository is private or deleted from GitHub. if that link don't give you a 404 error in your browser,it means you own that repo. then just fill username and password of your GitHub.
* There must be a typo.
You only clone a public repo or repo that you own.
Useful learning stuff , related to programming, android and hacking, all is in pdf and free: Zoro repository
http://index-of.es/
http://index-of.es/
index-of.es
Site en construction
Stored it as archive , few useful tips related to adb and intent
https://sites.google.com/site/jamestu6166workingtips/home
Note: only for legend.
https://sites.google.com/site/jamestu6166workingtips/home
Note: only for legend.
Q1. Advantages of rooting android
The only advantage is that you will be able to tamper system files, will have direct access to some hardware (through /dev) and run some stuff requiring higher privileges.
Before rooting, I'm strongly recommending to decide why you need root.
Common root use-cases in Termux are:
* Accessing private data of other applications.
* Full access to external storage (no more mess with Termux private dirs).
* Dumping network traffic.
* Running servers on standard low ports like 22, 80, 443.
* Deleting bloatware, cache, system logs and other trash data which can't be deleted without root.
* Running normal Linux chroot (no proot) or container (if have specially-configured kernel).
* Running programs which are restricted, e.g. htop, dmesg. On Android 10 also programs accessing /proc/net, like netstat.
There actually more use-cases, but all of them are just messing up with system files and state. But normally you don't need root. It won't make using Termux better. I don't have root, except for ADB shell for ROM debugging purposes, and have no serious issues with using Termux.
The only advantage is that you will be able to tamper system files, will have direct access to some hardware (through /dev) and run some stuff requiring higher privileges.
Before rooting, I'm strongly recommending to decide why you need root.
Common root use-cases in Termux are:
* Accessing private data of other applications.
* Full access to external storage (no more mess with Termux private dirs).
* Dumping network traffic.
* Running servers on standard low ports like 22, 80, 443.
* Deleting bloatware, cache, system logs and other trash data which can't be deleted without root.
* Running normal Linux chroot (no proot) or container (if have specially-configured kernel).
* Running programs which are restricted, e.g. htop, dmesg. On Android 10 also programs accessing /proc/net, like netstat.
There actually more use-cases, but all of them are just messing up with system files and state. But normally you don't need root. It won't make using Termux better. I don't have root, except for ADB shell for ROM debugging purposes, and have no serious issues with using Termux.