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[REQ] Dropbear ssh client

Ive asked in Themes and Apps to no avail so please dont jump on this for possibly being in the wrong forum.
Im looking for a binary of dropbear but i cant seem to find one that will work with our phone.
The situation.
At work they block everything, so i figure since i can adb into my phone, and since it has its own internet connection, i can use a cli ssh client to run around the internet doing the things i need to do from my shell.
can anyone please compile it or post it? ive looked for a couple of days.
much obliged.

Have you already tried QuickSSHd on Market?
Also this guy claims to have got it working:
Gentooer said:
Got it working!
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I basically built it with qemu by following the tips and using the patch found here: http://jblomer.web.cern.ch/jblomer/android.htm
I'm not too familiar with all the different kinds of authentication, so this my be very insecure, but it works for me. These are the steps I followed after building dropbear:
1. Transfer dropbear and dropbearkey to a rw partition where they can be executed.
2. Generate a private rsa key with "dropbearkey -t rsa -f my_rsa_key"
3. Run "dropbear -A -N root -U 0 -G 0 -C <desired password> -r <path to my_rsa_key> -p 22"
4. ssh into your phone using the password entered in previous step. You should now have a full root terminal!
Here are the files (If anyone can provide better hosting that would be great):
http://www.speedyshare.com/190562592.html
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That quote was from this thread.

If you have enough access to get ADB running on your work PC, why not just put PuTTY on there as well?

[rom]arabic&farsi i9000 [ jvp] gamer edition rom by behtash

hi
this my rom gamer edition
Features:
CSC = I9000OJPJV6
# Zipaligned
# Deodexed
# Busybox 1.19
# Zipalign data/app on boot
# Zipalign system/app on boot
# add new bootanimation
apps:
#chainfire+plugins
#camera 360
#super box
#uc browser
# exunistall
# Root Explorer
and full rooted su#
kernel Galaxian Energy Efficient +cwm 3.0.0.5 Includes
Flashing Instructions:​instal cwm and flash zip file i used speedmod-kernel-k15i-t10.tar with this kernel cwm soo instal on phone... flash kernel with odin3 in download mode
http://www.fars-gsm.net/behtash/HTC/ANDROID/i9000/speedmod-kernel-k15i-t10.tar
chainfire:
if u like play with sd data cpu qualcomm Example avatar download plugin and copy in sd and instal with chainfire see this pic:
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rom in 4 part :
Regards, behtash

NICE WORK
anyways can you please make a upzate.zip with PROPER arabic/farsi rendering ?? The one for me in the other thread doesnt suit me
good ROM and if you can make the instructions slightly clearer it will be better

hi
ok men i will make the instructions Completely. ..
but i think easy with my pic???

behtash said:
hi
ok men i will make the instructions Completely. ..
but i think easy with my pic???
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why is this in 4 parts?.
just make 1 easy part, easy enough i say

Linux Tool by szoke12 (Android)

Linux Tool by szoke12​
Hi everyone!
I made a small tool for linux. It doesn't supports all of devices, but many yes.
Please use it just for your own risk!
It's just a script, but it has more options:
-monitoring device informations
-root android phone (2.0, 2.1, 2.2)
-install recovery image (not all device!) I tested it on Huawei U8160.
-unroot the device (on many device)
-reboot phone to normal or recovery mode.
-root, recovery install and reboot - Please use it, just if you are placed the files to the good place, and you are sure!!!
-if you connected more device to your pc, the program will ask to choose device.
-backup/restore downloaded apps (just the apps, not the data - may be later)
-install one or more apk
-the program contains an advanced menu with some function.
Install:
0) Connect the device, and turn on the "USB debugging" option
1) Download the zip file
2) Unzip to anywhere
3) Start a Terminal and change to the extracted folder ("Linux-Tool_by_szoke12")
4) cd Linux-Tool_by_szoke12
5) chmod 755 tool.sh
6) ./tool.sh
7) Use!
Tested on Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10, 11.04, 12.04, 12.10, Mint 11.
First the program downloads the needed files, and the starts.
Here is a screenshot:
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Download: LINK
(This is the 0.5 version of the program. I developed it since the previous year.)
Enjoy!
If you can use it, or have problem or idea, please write feedback.
And press a "THANKS" button!
And sorry for the language... I don't speak English so well...

[BootAnimation] Desire Z's NEW boot animation !!

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A new bootanimation I create for Desire Z .
I put in more animation than previous bootanimation for our device .
Hope you like it . Enjoy !
preview:
INSTALLATION GUIDE :
A. By ADB
1 - adb remount
2 - adb push C:\bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource
3 - This is the location where you stored the bootanimation in your computer
4 - This is the target folder ( or the directory where bootanimation is present . some rom in /data/local/ .. etc )
5 - adb reboot
6 - Done
B. Using ES File Explorer(or any file manager, basically same way)
1 - Open Settings , Select Root Explorer and Mount FileSystem as writable
2 - Copy the bootanimation.zip file
3 - Browse to /system/customize/resource ( or the directory where bootanimation is present . some rom in /data/local/ .. etc )
4 - Paste bootanimation.zip( some rom have different .zip name : hTc_bootup_one ..etc . Rename the zip to the exact name )
5 - Reboot
6 - Done

Thankx for this bootamination . love this one
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA Free mobile app

How to Make Backup of Partitions

As you may now TWRP system backups have problem on Android 9. When you restore you can't boot. With this you can get your system.img, boot.img, vendor.img etc. With TWRP only Data.
You need to be rooted and should have working ADB connection for this method.
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As you can see in the picture there is our system file. You can see this from going /dev/block/by-name/. You will see the real location of the file which that is /dev/block/mncblk0p77. It means they are linked. I used Jrummy's Root Browser.
While phone is on in CMD:
Code:
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p77 of=/sdcard/system.img (mmcblk0p77 number may differ device to device. Check on your device).
This code will enter adb shell. Later with su you will enter admin rights. with dd you will copy,with if= you will chose main location with of= where to copy. Don't use the file in by-name folder. Use it like on my code". If you want make multiple img files you can do like this.
Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p77 of=/sdcard/system.img && dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p74 of=/sdcard/boot.img
Then copy the .img files on your phone to your pc.
To backup data, Go to TWRP > Backup > Select only data > Swipe to backup.(If you wipe Internal Storage your backups will be gone. Make sure you copied TWRP folder and .img files to PC)
To install your images and your data, flash .img files then restore your Data from TWRP > Restore >(Backup name. Problably a date). Then wipe dalv, cache. Reboot.
With this you can continue from where you left.

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