Nestbox beta 4: USB, dynamic disk size, fast shared folders
🕑 Added 2022-11-24 02:47:44 +0000 UTCNestbox is an app that makes it easy to run Linux VMs on the Pixel 6 (with root) and 7 (without root).
Changes
- USB device passthrough
- Dynamic disk size (automatically grows and shrinks based on available space)
- Up to 80x faster shared folders
- Added Ubuntu LTS (22.04)
- Fixed Settings crash with max disk size
- Bug fixes
Supported USB devices
- Flash drives and HDD/SSD enclosures (mass storage)
- HID input devices (keyboards, mice) accessible via /dev/input
- Logitech HID++ devices
- Devices with userspace drivers: ADB, fastboot, DFU, etc.
- Request more (ASIX/Realtek Ethernet? Realtek Wi-Fi?)
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Comments
Sorry, missed this. The USB-C alt mode pins are used for (UART) debugging on Pixel devices, so I think it's impossible to change the functionality with software mods. I'm not familiar with any other external display methods.
And if Google has the hardware locked down, do you know if it's even something Google is capable of changing after these devices leave the assembly line?
Google disabled HDMI alt mode via USB 3.2 in the hardware level which is my biggest problem with the Pixel line. It is not possible to enable it manually, is this correct? Is it possible to establish a virtual screen and assign it to displaylink/cast options like DeX or Maru?