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I finly got linux deploy to act right. Because I got root with SuperSU I had to go into SuperSU settings and uncheck Mount namespace separation. I also had to go in to Busy Box and get the install location ( /system/xbin ). Then back into Linux Deploy settings and add Busy Box's install location in Path Variable and Update the ENV (operating enviroment). Then Reboot...

Then to get root privileges I had to change the username in Linux Deploy to root and set username password. This had to be done before the Linux install other wise there was no way to get root.

This allowed me to do the Linux install as chroot. After that every thing ran smooth like a normal server. I was able to ssh into the cell through my pc.

The only differences I ran into from a VPS was that I had to install wget, and when I went to add the vpnserver config with vi editor I had to use the sudo cmd. "sudo vi /etc/init.d/vpnserver" to be able to write the file.

After that the server started and I set up the virtual hub and connection.

The problem with this test is it's only on LAN because the Galaxy doesn't have service. But it's Fact.. You can set up SoftEther server on a cell using Linux Deploy and Busy Box. I'm just still not sure how or if it would work with a cellular connection.