Nope @V0lk3n

Hii sir. Sorry I forgot to upload that. Check now. Uploaded it just now

Just checked, look like the kernel is missing 😄

There is only the devices.yml addition, the kernel itself is missing? Or did you duplicated the entry in devices.yml?

Hum. @kimocoder @yesimxev Should we keep this for 2026.1? Or waiting for 2026.2? As it was made initially for 2025.4

@yesimxev

@kimocoder What to do with this so? 😆

Hello @Adrilaw,

Thanks for your contribution. Unfortunately i don't think we can accept it, bellow is few reason why :

• Script will become outdated really fast
• Ducky script in real life should be made by hand for a specific target
• Users may simply clone a collection on github if they wish to (and doesnt use space in apk size)

What i can recommand is to create your github repository containing your ducky scripts collection and whatever, and share it to nethunter community. We then should be able to write something in the blog post regarding it to make users aware of its existence and allow cloning the collection on nh devices 😄

BypassAMSI_PSRevshell this uses base64 coding to bypass AMS

Hello @sonkesriya21 , can you fix the two pipelines warnings please? I will merge asap after it 😄

V0lk3n (0a681233) at 21 Mar 19:44

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Device: Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 (ginkgo)

Kernel Version: 4.14.356 Android Version: LineageOS / Android 16

Features:

• Internal WiFi monitor mode
• wlan0 packet injection support (qcacld-3.0)
• Bluetooth
• RFCOMM support
• USB HID attacks
• OTG support
• External WiFi adapter support

Supported drivers:

• RTL8188EUS
• RTL88x2BU
• RTL8814AU
• RTL8821AU
• MT76

Additional modules:

• CAN bus modules
• Hackrf
• Airspy
• Full Nethunter Supprted

Kernel Source: https://github.com/ikteach/ginkgo_nethunter_kernel

Device: Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 (ginkgo)

Kernel Version: 4.14.356 Android Version: LineageOS / Android 16

Features:

• Internal WiFi monitor mode
• wlan0 packet injection support (qcacld-3.0)
• Bluetooth
• RFCOMM support
• USB HID attacks
• OTG support
• External WiFi adapter support

Supported drivers:

• RTL8188EUS
• RTL88x2BU
• RTL8814AU
• RTL8821AU
• MT76

Additional modules:

• CAN bus modules
• Hackrf
• Airspy
• Full Nethunter Supprted

Kernel Source: https://github.com/ikteach/ginkgo_nethunter_kernel

Hello @ikteach , thanks for your contribution!

Hello @akdmjeau, thanks for your contribution! Can you resolve conflict please? I will merge asap after it 😄

@akdmjeau Hello, thanks for your contribution! Can you resolve conflicts please? Will merge it asap after it 😄

V0lk3n (aca3faa1) at 21 Mar 19:41

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This Merge Request adds NetHunter kernel support for the Xiaomi Miatoll device family (Redmi Note 9S/Pro, Poco M2 Pro, etc.) running Android 15 (LineageOS 22).

Device Information:

• Device: Xiaomi Miatoll
• Codename: miatoll
• Android Version: 15 (LineageOS 22)
• Kernel Version: 4.14

Build Details:

• Kernel Source: https://github.com/crdroidandroid/android_kernel_xiaomi_sm6250
• Branch: 15.0

Features Enabled:

• Wireless Injection (mac80211)
• Support for external WiFi adapters (RTL88xxau, ATH9K, etc.)
• HID Gadget support (Keyboard/Mouse attacks)
• Bluetooth Arsenal support
• USB Gadget Configfs

Notes: The kernel was patched and configured manually to ensure compatibility with NetHunter features on the 4.14 kernel base. Conflicts with the upstream devices.yml have been resolved via rebase.

This Merge Request adds NetHunter kernel support for the Xiaomi Miatoll device family (Redmi Note 9S/Pro, Poco M2 Pro, etc.) running Android 15 (LineageOS 22).

Device Information:

• Device: Xiaomi Miatoll
• Codename: miatoll
• Android Version: 15 (LineageOS 22)
• Kernel Version: 4.14

Build Details:

• Kernel Source: https://github.com/crdroidandroid/android_kernel_xiaomi_sm6250
• Branch: 15.0

Features Enabled:

• Wireless Injection (mac80211)
• Support for external WiFi adapters (RTL88xxau, ATH9K, etc.)
• HID Gadget support (Keyboard/Mouse attacks)
• Bluetooth Arsenal support
• USB Gadget Configfs

Notes: The kernel was patched and configured manually to ensure compatibility with NetHunter features on the 4.14 kernel base. Conflicts with the upstream devices.yml have been resolved via rebase.

Thanks for your contribution @joaoavila I merge as it, but considere making more module inbuild 😄

But keep in mind that some modules have a reason to stay as module to avoid conflict with other, such as slcan for CAN stuff. Feel free to update your kernel if you wish to 😄