General [Kernel][Kali-NetHunter]Pixel 6/Pixel 6Pro Oriole/Raven[Kernel][Kali-NetHunter] - Google Pixel 6

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With Great power comes great responsibility.
Disclaimer::
Please use this Kernel in accordance with local law and with the privacy of yourself and others in mind. Not responsible for any charges you might accrue, bail money or fines if you choose to use it for unlawful reasons
Warning your warranty is now void. Do this at your own risk. The mad clown is in no way responsible for the chaos, worldwide disease, nuclear destruction, laughing fish, costumed caped crusaders or damage caused to your device by performing the steps involved.
The mad tech clown is back with another Kernel for all of the Kali-linux-nethunter users wanting the portability of kali-nethunter for their Pixel 6 and 6Pro devices codenamed Oriole and Raven .
I now bring you the
Mad-Kali-Maxhunter kernel for raviole
Some of the features include:
-power efficient workqueues
-fsync switch
-boeffla wake lock blocker
-force usb fastcharge
-mm: oom_kill: Reduce some verbose logging
-cpufreq: add cleanslate battery optimizer feature
-/dev/tmp and /dev/tmp/ mount
-full bluetooth support
-Wifi injection
-dvb / sdr support
Plus:
-Everything neeeded to use kali properly on your device plus some systemd stuff
-dns resolver support
-full usb/otg support
See source commits for more
This is not a super fancy pot luck kernel with every allowable feature. This is tuned out quite effeciently and ive found that adding certain features or too many causes heat to rise and we all know thats not good with this device.
Source
GitHub - Biohazardousrom/android_kernel_google_raviole
Contribute to Biohazardousrom/android_kernel_google_raviole development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Download
16.68 GB folder on MEGA
74 files and 20 subfolders
mega.nz
How to Flash:
pre-requisites:
Franco Kernel Manager & root
Download zip to the internal storage of your device.
Open FKM and tap 3 line menu and choose flasher.
Choose manual flash and navigate to the zip file, select it and choose reboot after flash.
Enjoy
For more support
gs101 and gs201 development/support
Pixel 6/pro & 7/pro discussion group for general support and development
t.me
Thanks to
acuicultor
freak07
tbalden
arter97
andip71
for all your development

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Some notes to help you get the Kali-nethunter system set up on your device.
1. Please install the Kali-nethunter magisk modules. These will have the firmwares needed to use the various USB dongles for wifi/bluetooth.
2. Visit this site to download and install the Kali-nethunter store https://store.nethunter.com/en/
3. After installing the store app let it update and then install these 3 apps
-Kali-nethunter installer updater and interface (aka kali-nethunter gui)
-Kali-nethunter terminal
-Kali-nethunter bvnc and kex manager
once installed open the kali gui app and ok any permissions it asks for. it will then force close.
Note:: Since android 12 the gui quit asking for several permissions needed for running scripts in the terminal so you will need to download the attached file kadb.sh to your pc then connect your device to the pc and open a command prompt and run
./kadb.sh
this will grant the missing permissions and allow the gui to open again without it force closing. script was written for linuxed based pc's. if you use windows just open it up and copy and paste the comnands one by one.
or if you have another rooted device you can connect the two via otg and run from the extra rooted device
4. open the gui app once more and navigate to install and start chroot. if you have your own just add the location to the given box when you choose install. for everyone else let the app download it and install from the Kali repository.
Note:: this will take some time please do not exit the app while in the process of downloading or installing
5. to make it easier to enter the kali nethunter terminal app create a custom comnand in the gui. it can be anuthing ls, apt-get update just what ever. then save it to kali and use it when ever you want to use the terminal
Note:: If you want to use the Kex manager/vnc you will need the root password to run programs as root. That password is toor.
Also you can activate wlan0 and wlan1 without a usb dongle. But for some reason it wont allow use of bluetooth without a dongle. i never could find a rhyme or reason for this but i have found when using bluetooth on my pc that kali would not use the built in bluetooth either and i would have to use a dongle. this is probably by design for stealth reasons but dont quote me.
I have found dual wifi and bluetooth adapters in the past and they work simultaneously

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This is great! Will it be possible for you to share the kernel build instructions here? I cloned you repo into private/gs-google and ran BUILD_KERNEL=1 ./build_slider.sh -j$(nproc) after that. I do see the kernel files in out/mixed/dist. I flashed them, and it gave me boot loops.
It would be awesome if you could share some build instructions as well.

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you can find more info on building kernels here....
Building Kernels | Android Open Source Project
source.android.com
but the steps i took were to initialize and sync the repo listed in the link above. then from there i made my cherry picks. next i went to /arch/arm64/configs and edited the gki_defconfig to match the needed configs i needed for kali linux. after that i ran build/build.sh.
it will error after that because the abi_symbol_allowlist in /android/abi_gki_aarch64_generic file will need updated with the new symbols now compiled in the newly customized kernel.
then after you have corrected all the errors and its built a kernel you will have 4 items to flash..
boot.img
dtbo.img
vendor_boot.img
vendor_dlkm.img
dtbo and boot are flashed in fastboot while vendor_boot and vendor_dlkm are flashed in fastbootd.
but the easiest way to flash is by making an anykernel.zip
also need to point out that some custom roms will not allow you to flash custom kernels so i would hop on tg and ask the maintainer if that rom permits flashing kernels else your gonna have a hard time

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thanks for the build @Duhjoker. I managed to flash it on a Pixel 6 and install NetHunter but wifi monitoring mode doesn't work. This is the output from `airmon --debug`

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Hey Duhjoker! Thanks for your work on this! Its a dream come true! I just have one question. Is there any chance we will see a pixel 6a version of this kernel with wifi injection? Or is this a pipedream?

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evansfromza said:
thanks for the build @Duhjoker. I managed to flash it on a Pixel 6 and install NetHunter but wifi monitoring mode doesn't work. This is the output from `airmon --debug`
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i am aware of the problem and im looking into it. to be honest i never could get airmon-ng to work on any android.
im thinking monitor mode may need to be enabled first through /sys/ like qualcomm but i could be wrong. this is my first exynos kernel and im having to relearn stuff.

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gahndii said:
Hey Duhjoker! Thanks for your work on this! Its a dream come true! I just have one question. Is there any chance we will see a pixel 6a version of this kernel with wifi injection? Or is this a pipedream?
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I can but i dont own a pixel 6a. The build would have to completely blind but if your willing to test i can try. i did the same for the pixel 3 so it shouldnt be a problem but read next post to see whats up on the current state of building

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ok so i dont know whats up with android 13 kernel source but so far none of the builds are booting. ive been at it since release and no go.
but be assured i am working on stuff

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Duhjoker said:
I can but i dont own a pixel 6a. The build would have to completely blind but if your willing to test i can try. i did the same for the pixel 3 so it shouldnt be a problem but read next post to see whats up on the current state of building
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Though I wouldn't mind testing something like that, however would not consider myself a reliable tester. I'm more of a tinkerer honestly. I haven't flashed a rom in 4-5 years haha I gave up years ago on a kernel with wifi packet injection drivers baked in. (for a model I owned) I would not be able to give you solid reliable feedback but id happily try it out for fun. From what ive been reading looks like im staying on Android 12 for a bit longer.

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The ramdisk provided by Google for A13 is the issue, you must extract it from vendor_boot and replace it inside prebuilts folder, thanks to freak07 for the solution.
Here's the commit from him.

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acuicultor said:
The ramdisk provided by Google for A13 is the issue, you must extract it from vendor_boot and replace it inside prebuilts folder, thanks to freak07 for the solution.
Here's the commit from him.
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Thank you so much for that. it was driving me crazy and couldnt understand what the problem was.
so now we have kali coming for a13 in a couple days

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ok guys Mad-Kali-MaxHunter-Raviole-T for android 13 is now live and linked in op.

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I have been researching the wifi monitor mode and packet injection properties on the wlan and heres the state of the driver from my google searches
The bcm4389 wifi 6e client set of chips was announced in 2020 by broadcom and can be found in the Samsung galaxy s21 and google pixel 6, 6pro and 6a models along with some xiaome phones.
For us that means that the drivers and firmware are so new that theres been very little development for it. i myself was only able to find a bluetooth patch that im sure has already been picked up by the google source kernel devs.
from what i can tell of the other drivers by looking at the nexmon github page and further reading the previous wlan modules needed patched firmware to enable airmon-ng.
im still doing research into how to fix this but if anyone has any clues please speak up.
but for now if you should be able to get by using a usb wifi dongle.

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Hi, @Duhjoker I was able to install everything successfuly but it seems like the kernel is missing some features not directly related to Kali but that would be nice to add.
HID attack support from Rucky, and ISO usb host from DriveDroid.
I'm using a Pixel 6 Pro on A13
Thanks for your work

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Unfortunately, usb wifi dongles aren't working even if they're supported, even after installing their firmwares. Something's wrong with the kernel.

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I have good news. Seems google did the hard work for us on hacking the firmware for monitor mode and it looks like we can now use monitor mode to catch packets "NATIVELY".
please read here for the details.
Get BCM4389 into monitor mode for WIFI sniffing
Hey all, I was trying to watch beacon frames transmitted by my access point, but had no capable hardware in my house to sniff it. Or did I? Turns out, Pixel 6 / Pixel 6 Pro can do it. Here's my howto...
forum.xda-developers.com
i havent tested this fully yet but a friend in my tg chat helped me snag the binaries rc files and best of all the firmware.
i dont currently have a magisk module yet but with root copy the vendor folder in the zip to /data/adb/modules pick any module for example
/data/adb/modules/busybox-ndk/system
reboot and enjoy
edit: you made need to chmod the binaries after placing them

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tried that, it doesn't work.
also, wifi dongles are recognized by lsusb but not mounted (airmon-ng only shows phy0 - internal wlan interfaces)