Question OnePlus 9 Pro Lineage 19.1 ROM NetHunter Enabled

[perelax]

I picked up a OnePlus 9 Pro, nice phone, and I wanted to run SDR on it but couldn't find a ROM to fit my needs. So, I modified a Lineage 19.1 build to support NetHunter and figured I would share it here in case anyone else was also wanting to do the same.

OnePlus 9 Pro Lineage 19.1 NetHunter Enabled

If you wish to extract the kernel alone, please keep in mind that the VintF compatibility checks were left intact. The compatibility matrices are stored on the System image and you may need that to accompany the kernel.

perelax.

 

[Corey503]

Nice. I just got my OnePlus 9 Pro yesterday and this is exactly what I was hoping for. Perfect timing. I'll check it out and let you know how it goes. Thanks!

 

[Appreciative]

Pretty cool work man. Maybe you can edit the topic from Question. I'm sure a lot of people missed this thinking it was another person asking for Nethunter. Good work

 

[Nerv4root]

Woww!!! Thx man!!! I cant believe that.... It's awesome

 

[perelax]

Pretty cool work man. Maybe you can edit the topic from Question. I'm sure a lot of people missed this thinking it was another person asking for Nethunter. Good work

Sorry for the late reply, thanks for the compliment. I thought that the topic might be ambiguous, but its a lot to mention in a title.

Did you try the build? If so, is it working ok?

When I modified the kernel, I checked to make sure that the required dependencies were also selected, so it should be good to go. NetHunter kept crashing before I made the modifications, but it works on my device now.

 

[Appreciative]

Sorry for the late reply, thanks for the compliment. I thought that the topic might be ambiguous, but its a lot to mention in a title.

Did you try the build? If so, is it working ok?

When I modified the kernel, I checked to make sure that the required dependencies were also selected, so it should be good to go. NetHunter kept crashing before I made the modifications, but it works on my device now.

No, I haven't. Maybe when I get another 9P I'll give it a shot. My daily OS is parrot so I don't think I'd ever need NH on the go but it's still cool. It has been asked about a bunch of times on here, reddit and github for other devices.

And I just meant the "flair" on the post is set to Green "Question". Most people glance over those if they don't think they have the answer. If you can't change it any longer, I'm sure a mod would be happy to change it for you. And then you can get the proper feedback from multiple people on it also.

Is the 9P included wifi card capable of monitor mode or injection, or are you using an external card for those? I remember installing some stuff in one of my Nexus phones to get my Alfas recognized but I never did finish the job on that device.

Also, do you know if it's possible to take advantage of the Adreno gpu for hashcat? Or if there's a mobile equivalent? I'm not sure if there's an API available for the depth needed for something like that. It would be neat to have the onboard gpu increasing hashcat rates tho . Or for someone to make a pcie adapter and I can just carry a spare battery and a 1080ti around with me when I need cracking on the go

 

[not_the_droid_ur_lookin4]

Also, do you know if it's possible to take advantage of the Adreno gpu for hashcat? Or if there's a mobile equivalent? I'm not sure if there's an API available for the depth needed for something like that. It would be neat to have the onboard gpu increasing hashcat rates tho . Or for someone to make a pcie adapter and I can just carry a spare battery and a 1080ti around with me when I need cracking on the go

Even if you had a PCIE adapter... getting any video card, 1080ti or otherwise, working on an ARM chip is not realistic as there are no drivers. And even if you could use the GPU for hashcat it would still be very slow.

Why not just spin up a cloud server with an RTX 4090 or few? You can rent them by the hour. For a full day is only around $30. No need to do it locally... you can just use the phone to capture the handshake, crack it in the cloud via the phone and have the cracked password sent back to your phone. Achieves the same thing you're after but much much faster and without the need to crack it locally on very under powered hardware.

 

[Appreciative]

Even if you had a PCIE adapter... getting any video card, 1080ti or otherwise, working on an ARM chip is not realistic as there are no drivers. And even if you could use the GPU for hashcat it would still be very slow.

Why not just spin up a cloud server with an RTX 4090 or few? You can rent them by the hour. For a full day is only around $30. No need to do it locally... you can just use the phone to capture the handshake, crack it in the cloud via the phone and have the cracked password sent back to your phone. Achieves the same thing you're after but much much faster and without the need to crack it locally on very under powered hardware.

Carrying around a 1080 otg was a joke. I thought I made that clear when I said carry around a battery, sorry for the confusion or missed sarcasm.

I have been using pooled resources for cracking for ages. We set up hashtopolis and had a bunch of 1080s. I have a different resource now but that wasn't the question anyway. The question was whether someone had a way to use the onboard Adreno gpu to speed up any calculations on mobile. Something similar to hashcat for mobile.

A full day of 4090 for $30 is super interesting tho, I may look into that and compare some speeds of that vs my current pooled resource.

 

[not_the_droid_ur_lookin4]

Carrying around a 1080 otg was a joke. I thought I made that clear when I said carry around a battery, sorry for the confusion or missed sarcasm.

I have been using pooled resources for cracking for ages. We set up hashtopolis and had a bunch of 1080s. I have a different resource now but that wasn't the question anyway. The question was whether someone had a way to use the onboard Adreno gpu to speed up any calculations on mobile. Something similar to hashcat for mobile.

A full day of 4090 for $30 is super interesting tho, I may look into that and compare some speeds of that vs my current pooled resource.

Ok sorry. Sometimes I take things a bit too literally.

Was almost going to mention hashtopolis but was trying to keep it short. That's cool though.

To at least half answer the actual question... it would seem 3d hardware acceleration is possible on a rooted device in a linux chroot. See mesa 3d library / Turnip + Zink https://github.com/Grima04/mesa-turnip-kgsl

Discussion about it here:

[Guide] Running Linux on Android with 3D Acceleration / OpenGL (Root Required)

All credits go to: Hentacler for making Sparkle Meefik for making Linux Deploy Now on to the tutorial! Requirements: Sparkle Linux Deploy Termux Now you have all those apps installed lets continue Open Termux then enter: su Once in root...

forum.xda-developers.com

That doesn't answer if it works with hashcat, but probably it will.