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Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 27, 2018, 12:17:42 pm

hi,
please, can you remember me if is it possible to access to the Linux partition from Termux via SSH? How?

thank you
salvo

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: psionlover on June 27, 2018, 12:36:33 pm

Quote from: salvomic

please, can you remember me if is it possible to access to the Linux partition from Termux via SSH? How?

I don't know what 'Termux' exactly is, but it's name suggests it has a terminal. So did you try this on a terminal already ?

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ssh gemini@10.15.19.82

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 27, 2018, 12:42:14 pm

Quote from: psionlover

Quote from: salvomic

please, can you remember me if is it possible to access to the Linux partition from Termux via SSH? How?

I don't know what 'Termux' exactly is, but it's name suggests it has a terminal. So did you try this on a terminal already ?

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ssh gemini@10.15.19.82

and port 22?
With those data I cannot enter both from Termux and Connectbox...

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: Adam Boardman on June 27, 2018, 12:51:59 pm

Assuming that termux is the linux inside android, then the ssh won't be an option as whilst your booted into android the debian side is not running. You might be able to mount it (/dev/mmcblk0p29) if you have permissions.

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 27, 2018, 12:57:33 pm

Quote from: Adam Boardman

Assuming that termux is the linux inside android, then the ssh won't be an option as whilst your booted into android the debian side is not running. You might be able to mount it (/dev/mmcblk0p29) if you have permissions.

there is no default mount in Termux (only hmount).
After the flashing I'm not sure that Android is now rooted as I wished in the Partition Tool downloader (Root Checker says not) and Termux normally has no root access...


salvo

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: skmakine on June 28, 2018, 02:07:48 pm

I have mounted the Debian partition from Android using Termux. Works fine, but requires root.

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 28, 2018, 06:32:47 pm

Quote from: skmakine

I have mounted the Debian partition from Android using Termux. Works fine, but requires root.

hi, yes, I've Android rooted, but the rooting is not complete (I tried to use Magisk, but here it doesn't run well: open but after splash screen it doesn't present labels or buttons at all),,,
How can I do, please?

Salvo

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: Murple2 on June 29, 2018, 03:00:46 am

Quote from: salvomic

Quote from: skmakine

I have mounted the Debian partition from Android using Termux. Works fine, but requires root.

hi, yes, I've Android rooted, but the rooting is not complete (I tried to use Magisk, but here it doesn't run well: open but after splash screen it doesn't present labels or buttons at all),,,
How can I do, please?

Salvo

Where did you download the magisk manager apk from?

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 29, 2018, 03:25:29 am

Quote from: Murple2

Where did you download the magisk manager apk from?

Here (https://magiskmanager.com) in the official web site

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 29, 2018, 03:23:39 pm

Quote from: skmakine

I have mounted the Debian partition from Android using Termux. Works fine, but requires root.

hi, please, how was your mount command? I now rooted but I cannot see /dev/mmcblk0p29, the name of Linux partition, as Adam said...

Quote from: Murple2

Where did you download the magisk manager apk from?

now I succeeded rooting Android, after the trial boot flashing: I changed Magisk location from sd to internal memory and it eventually worked, installed its files and rooting completed.

salvo

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: Kiriririn on June 29, 2018, 05:06:40 pm

Quote from: salvomic

Quote from: skmakine

I have mounted the Debian partition from Android using Termux. Works fine, but requires root.

hi, please, how was your mount command? I now rooted but I cannot see /dev/mmcblk0p29, the name of Linux partition, as Adam said...

Quote from: Murple2

Where did you download the magisk manager apk from?

now I succeeded rooting Android, after the trial boot flashing: I changed Magisk location from sd to internal memory and it eventually worked, installed its files and rooting completed.

salvo

On android it's /dev/block/mmcblk0p29

Title: Access Linux partition from Termux
Post by: salvomic on June 29, 2018, 05:26:26 pm

Quote from: Kiriririn

On android it's /dev/block/mmcblk0p29

ok! thank you.
salvo