To fix this error from android shell
resetprop persist.sys.rescue_level 0

fbpng v2.0 - Simple png displayer that directly writes images to framebuffer. Apparently it was more complicated than i thought. Of course written in C.

Changelog:
- Now ultra fast
- Multithreads row drawing
- Uses memcpy which is way better

usage: ./fbpng <img.png>

GoTo v10.0 - List of all possible telegram builtin links, which telegram relies on for basic interactions.

ExynosUnbound R2.5
For Galaxy A145F 4G (Exynos 850)
Solely by Gabriel2392 ONLY.

Features & Changelog:
- Built-in hook for ${fps_position} bug on flagship FOD ports
- Overclocked CPU to 2210MHz
- Overclocked GPU to 1196MHz
- KSU-Next preinstalled with SUSFS support
- Updated sdfat driver to 2.8.1 from a33x
- ext4, erofs and f2fs support for all partitions
- Disabled AVB
- Disabled securities
- rtl8xxxu wifi driver for pentesting (must apply vendor fw)
- Based on 5.10.189

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Ifyou have problems with Enforcing, consider trying Permissive.

Installing aircrack-ng, mdk4 and reaver in a debian rootfs in Termux from scratch. A usb otg wifi adapter is required, which is defined as wlan1 here.

cd $HOME; mkdir debian; cd debian; pkg install wget openssl-tool tsu proot -y && hash -r && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EXALAB/AnLinux-Resources/master/Scripts/Installer/Debian/debian.sh && bash debian.sh # kang anlinux script

./start-debian.sh # login to distro

apt update -y && apt upgrade -y && apt install aircrack-ng mdk4 reaver -y

exit # back to termux

Now we need to create the chroot login file,
nano run.sh and paste this code:

#!/bin/bash
[ "$EUID" -ne 0 ] && { echo "Run with sudo: sudo bash run.sh"; exit 1; }
DEBIAN_START_SCRIPT="./start-debian.sh"
DEBIAN_ROOT="./debian-fs"
BIND_MOUNTS=("/dev" "/sys" "/proc" "/sys/bus" "/sys/class" "/sys/module" "/mnt/termux" "/tmp")
[ ! -f "$DEBIAN_START_SCRIPT" ] && { echo "Error: '$DEBIAN_START_SCRIPT' not found!"; exit 1; }
[ ! -d "$DEBIAN_ROOT" ] && { echo "Error: '$DEBIAN_ROOT' not found!"; exit 1; }
for dir in "${BIND_MOUNTS[@]}"; do
    CHROOT_DIR="${DEBIAN_ROOT}${dir}"
    [ ! -d "$CHROOT_DIR" ] && mkdir -p "$CHROOT_DIR"
    mount --bind "$dir" "$CHROOT_DIR" || echo "Warning: Failed to mount $dir to $CHROOT_DIR. Continuing..."
done
"$DEBIAN_START_SCRIPT"

Now, a simple optional automation. Writing x in terminal runs without root. Writing z runs in chroot.

echo "z() { sudo bash $HOME/debian/run.sh;}" >> $HOME/.bashrc
echo "x() { $HOME/debian/start-debian.sh;}" >> $HOME/.bashrc
. $HOME/.bashrc

Best python syntax highlighting for nano
Located at /usr/share/nano/