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    Arduino Uno does not load an LCD

    in Questions

    Posted · Edited by Bountyhunter50

    Hmmm... could the potentiometer control the opacity of the text?

    Can't load the arduino.cc site at the moment... but I will look into it when I get my board out.

    That's my next theory, I bought a 10k Potentiometer today so I'm gonna connect it in line and see what shakes loose. I'll keep you posted.

    'Prechiate it Pwnd2Pwnr

    *** UPDATE***

    the 10k Potentiometer totally did the trick!!! Let me solder the final connections and I'll upload some photos shortly :D

    Arduino Uno does not load an LCD

    in Questions

    Posted

    Hi gang,

    If you're familiar with Arduino boards, care to help out a newbie?

    I'm trying to go basic with a 16x2 LCD board, but all I can do is get it light up. I cannot get any text to display and I'm out of ideas.

    here is my code along with my wiring. pardon the mess, this is after trying different wiring configuriations in an attempt to show myself I sucked at the solder job.

    

// include the library code:
#include <LiquidCrystal.h>

// initialize the library with the numbers of the interface pins
LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);

void setup() {
  // set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
  lcd.begin(16, 2);
  // Print a message to the LCD.
  lcd.print("hello, world!");
}

void loop() {
  // set the cursor to column 0, line 1
  // (note: line 1 is the second row, since counting begins with 0):
  lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
  // print the number of seconds since reset:
  lcd.print(millis()/1000);
}

    [Payload] Save MSDOS/CMD output to .txt on Ducky

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted · Edited by Bountyhunter50

    Just on initial immediate (re)testing, here is my code updated:

    REM this is an updated version
    DELAY 2000
    GUI r
    ENTER
    STRING cmd
    DELAY 500
    STRING ipconfig /all > c:\ipdata.txt
    DELAY 1000
    STRING copy /A ipdata.txt f:\ /A /V
    DELAY 1000

    But it just occured to me I made an error in my first post. Her work laptop is running Win7, and to do the copy, I need to run cmd with admin access. Any insite? I'm gonna look around too in the mean time.

    Got it! We're good, asked too soon before a bit of looking around! :)

    [Payload] Save MSDOS/CMD output to .txt on Ducky

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    I'm betting there are not enough delays added to the code. It usually takes around 500 ms or so to open the command prompt after running the command to open it. The ducky is probably starting typing before the window is open. There are some good examples of where to add delays on the ducky payloads page. Also, use the "&" character to concatenate commands. I think the ";" character only works on linux systems. Also, make sure that all the duck script commands are all capitalized. There needs to be an enter somewhere after the ipconfig command.

    That makes sense. Yeah , trying to whack my brain from Linux to DOS. As you can tell it's going quite well. hahaa. Cool, thanks much, I'll give it a go and I'll report back!

    [Payload] Save MSDOS/CMD output to .txt on Ducky

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    hey gang!

    Ok so I'm trying to automate a script for my mother so I can get her work laptop MAC filtered into her home network. She so conveniently keeps forgetting it at work. Bring in the Duck!!

    Here's my goal:

    I want to create a payload to where it opens up cmd, does "ipconfig /all", saves what the terminal session spits out to a .txt in the c:\ drive, then copy that newly created .txt to the duck. Here's what I got, that doesn't work:

    delay 800

    gui x (I'm testing this on my windows 8 machine, she still runs XP SP3)

    up

    up

    enter

    string CMD

    string ipconfig /all >c:\ipdata.txt ; copy /A ipdata.txt f:\ /A /V

    delay 300

    When I test this on my win8 box, it does open cmd, but after it does a bunch of other crazy things. However if I take the code down to just:

    delay 800

    gui x

    up

    up

    enter

    string cmd

    I get the cmd window normally. any ideas?

    Water Cooling for Dummies

    in Questions

    Posted

    ok, I'm venturing into a realm I'm a 100% no0b at: Water Cooling for PCs. I'm wanting to build a rig that will live in the family room (the main tv, a 40" , will be the main monitor, and have the ability for satelite monitors if applicable). What I'm going for:

    An Asus Maximus V Extreme

    I have two x 2GB DDR3 sticks of RAM for it

    I have a Cooler Master 460w PSU (should be enough for basic operation? mobo has HDMI, planning that to go to my monitor)

    Cooler Master case (current model is unknown, photo upon request)

    I'm wanting to get an Intel 1155 i5 or i7 chip.

    I'm looking at the Koolance CPU-380i Water Block ( http://koolance.com/cpu-380i-processor-water-block )

    and I'm also eyeballing the Koolance 2x12 Radiator ( http://koolance.com/radiator-2-fan-120mm-30-fpi-copper )

    my questions are:

    - What size tubing will I need for that? I think 3/8in

    - fixtures?? There is a lot more than I thought , deer in the headlights

    - anyone recommend a good pump & resovior?

    - What about the coolant liquid: is there a specific type I need? wanting to do like an alien/blood/deep red for show (gotta show it off to house guests B) )

    lastly: any advice? again total deer in the headlights but I want to learn. Thanks in advance! :D

    Solar Pineapple

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV

    Posted · Edited by Bountyhunter50

    So I had actually thought about connecting a solar pannel to my pineapple (Little Shenanigans while out and about in the Desert here) , I found a store that sells the pannels with the DC end connector that fits my Mark IV. Only big question I have:

    Should the pannel be at least 7v+ to deliver proper power?

    **Edit**

    Just saw the pineapple wall wart has a 12v output. Dang, the highest pannel with the built in connector is 7v.

    Super newb need help on pineapple

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV

    Posted

    I'm agreeing with the majority of the responses. Spend some time on youtube and with the forms on the capabilities of the Pineapple and what it's capable of. And spend some time with how you'll be deploying it and the types of computers you'll be wanting to "incorporate" (let's call it) with the Pineapple. Do some research and you'll find that not only is it pretty awesome, but powerful also.

    [Info] USB Rubber Ducky Tactical Set-up

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    that is close to something that i made but it is called a hack pack its a old game boy bag thee ones that go over your shoulder and i have some tech stuff in there like some live cd like konboot and ophcrack xp and vista and i have backtrack5 r3 on a disk as well but you should have more then just what that in there i always think that it is better to be prepared then to look for convenience

    I'm gonna plan on keeping my USB "Tool Box" with an Array of live-boot CDs as well, just for added Shenanigans :)

    [Info] USB Rubber Ducky Tactical Set-up

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    Hey all! Just thought I'd share my USB Rubber Ducky rugged set-up. Since I'm always on the go, I don't want this little guy to get ruined or crushed in my bag. So on my way out to buy a Pelican 1050 for my Pineapple (The store disappointed , they said they have them in stock, only blue and yellow :wacko: ) I came across a Pelican 1010 that was perfect for my Duck!

    If anyone from the staff is reading, I HIGHLY recommend this! I'm going to work on getting foam inserts for everything.

    ** Note that the small jewelers hex head screwdriver is to pry the switchblade case open to access the duck :)

    Wifi Not Working With 2.7

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV

    Posted · Edited by Bountyhunter50

    Same thing happens with my Mark IV!!! I'm able to see the ssid from the pineapple (acting as the client "Oh, free wifi!") but I can't connect. From the Pineapple: No Karma, No reply in airmon-ng , site survey, zilch. Reflashed a few times as well, considered doing an exchange.

    When I try to connect to the pineapple from my iPhone, I get an almost immediate "failure to connect " notice, but when I try to kill wlan0 in site survey, it never kills it O-o Cannot find Reaever in the Pineapple Bar to download yet .

    Any AMD users out there?

    in Everything Else

    Posted

    So I'm a bit mad at myself. The Motherboard I originally put in what was to be my file server is an MSI G41M-E43 , and all it was doing was powering up. That's it. No beeps, no nothing. Powered by a CoolerMaster 460w unit (it squeezed into my coolermaster tower no problem) EXCEPT I failed to look at the power Compatibility chart on the mobo's site... Only coolermaster PSU compatible is a 430w (and totally different letters after).

    Since it's getting to the end of 2012, can I get a nomination of "Idiot of the Year"? :unsure: Well I guess live and learn, my 1600DDR3 Ram can at least go in a different board (which is why I was asking about AMD here :D )

    Any AMD users out there?

    in Everything Else

    Posted

    That's the only thing I've noticed too, looking at the physical layout of some of the boards. My biggest goals for this project are I want to stay cheap, but I want the most bang for my buck. Looking at most boards VS. processors, It was at minimum 500 just for the two, which kinda is a little high in my budget. like you said though, you got more processing power for a fraction of the cost. That is pretty much what i'm looking to do: More power for a fraction of the cost.

    I'm a total Freshman on AMD so I am a deer in the headlights, B)

    Any AMD users out there?

    in Everything Else

    Posted

    now I've seen the speeds and the bench marks between Intel and AMD , and seen the fanboy arguments (Personally, I'm from the Neutral planet....Futurama fans?) But the bench marks show that after continued heavy computing, it kind of plateaus off (AMD) but Intel starts working it's way to a plateau. Again, a file server, maybe the occasional video streaming to the 360 and what not. Is that something I should ultimately be REALLY concerned with? I found a decent (for my work flow) graphics card (2GB on board) that I can easily hurl in and just dish out an extra gig for processing.

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