I did extract it last night using a dump somebody posted. But there is a huge show stopper - vpn client uses special kernel module called vpnclient.ko which of course won't load on a kernel that it is not compiled against. On the beta Milestone 2.6.32 kernel I was trying on, this module refuses to load. Without the kernel module, VPN client will not function.I am not sure how the built in VPN Client on the D2 Global is to the OS, but can someone see if its possible to extract an .apk of the VPN client to be used on the Droid, D2, DX?
Thanks!:icon_ banana:
I did extract it last night using a dump somebody posted. But there is a huge show stopper - vpn client uses special kernel module called vpnclient.ko which of course won't load on a kernel that it is not compiled against. On the beta Milestone 2.6.32 kernel I was trying on, this module refuses to load. Without the kernel module, VPN client will not function.I am not sure how the built in VPN Client on the D2 Global is to the OS, but can someone see if its possible to extract an .apk of the VPN client to be used on the Droid, D2, DX?
Thanks!:icon_ banana:
Situation is similar to get-a-robot-vpnc and OpenVPN both of which require tun.ko module supported by kernel.
I did extract it last night using a dump somebody posted. But there is a huge show stopper - vpn client uses special kernel module called vpnclient.ko which of course won't load on a kernel that it is not compiled against. On the beta Milestone 2.6.32 kernel I was trying on, this module refuses to load. Without the kernel module, VPN client will not function.I am not sure how the built in VPN Client on the D2 Global is to the OS, but can someone see if its possible to extract an .apk of the VPN client to be used on the Droid, D2, DX?
Thanks!:icon_ banana:
Situation is similar to get-a-robot-vpnc and OpenVPN both of which require tun.ko module supported by kernel.
Since I have a D2G, would there be a way to use the vpnclient.ko to create an openVPN connection? I'm new to Droid stuff and I'm not sure what all I need to do to get openVPN to work. I think I need to find a tun.ko but not sure if that is there by default.
Thanks for the help.
OpenVPN, a solution to most vpn questions. Also, usually better to try and use a community supported open source program than a kernel module we can't see inside.