This repository provides a collection of statically linked ELF 32-bit ARM (LSB) executables. These binaries are designed to run on a wide variety of ARM-based systems (e.g., Android, embedded Linux) without requiring external libraries or dependencies.
- Portability: Statically linked binaries—just copy and run.
- Versatility: Tools for networking, system monitoring, file management, and debugging.
- Compatibility: ELF 32-bit LSB (EABI5), tested on ARMv7 and ARMv8 architectures.
- Optimized: Most binaries are stripped to minimize file size.
The following tools are available in the root or categorized subdirectories:
- bash: GNU Bourne-Again SHell.
- busybox: The Swiss Army Knife of embedded Linux.
- mc.tgz: Midnight Commander (Visual file manager).
- nano: A user-friendly text editor.
- nmap: Network exploration and security auditing.
- curl: Transfer data with URLs.
- tcpdump / iw / wg: Network sniffing, Wi-Fi management, and WireGuard.
- iperf / iperf3: Network bandwidth measurement.
- socat / netcat: Versatile networking sockets.
- mtr / iftop / nethogs: Network monitoring and diagnostics.
- htop / ps: Interactive process viewers.
- strace: Trace system calls and signals.
- gdb / gdbserver: The GNU Debugger.
- iostat / mpstat / pidstat / sar: System statistics and performance monitoring.
- lsof: List open files.
- inotifywait / inotifywatch: Monitor file system events.
- tar / gzip / pigz / xz / pixz: Archiving and high-performance compression.
- ncdu: Disk usage analyzer with an ncurses interface.
- hexedit / hexcurse: Hexadecimal editors.
- fstrim: Discard unused blocks on a mounted filesystem.
- adbd-root / adbd-non-root: Specialized Android Debug Bridge daemons.
- capsh / getcap / setcap: View and modify Linux capabilities.
- shadow.tgz: Tools for managing system passwords and groups.
- An
old/directory contains legacy versions for backward compatibility.
To use these tools, simply download the desired binary to your ARM device (e.g., using adb push for Android or scp for other systems) and make it executable:
# Example: Copying and using htop
chmod +x htop
./htopFor more complex tools like nmap or openssh, ensure you have the necessary environment variables set (e.g., PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH if needed, although these are statically linked).
Note: These binaries are provided for various uses on ARM architectures. While they are statically linked, system-specific dependencies like /proc or /sys filesystems may be required for some tools.