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Peak

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  1. Thanks for your help illwill. Bit of a weird one on this though. The ducky won't mount on my kali OS but when I switch over to windows and plug it in I can use it as a USB as well. Is this a possible bug in Kali or is this normal? Anyway that's good enough for me so thank you. Peak
  2. Thanks. Just to clarify I flash with the sd card out? The I should be able to dismount put the sd card back in and plug into my linux machine and it should pop up with a USB storage device?
  3. And the reason I want to flash duck+v2.1.hex is because the twin ducky firmware on ducky flasher just doesn't work (see my first post).
  4. illwill, thanks for your help however I've tried this method. I need to flash duck_v2.1.hex which isn't on ducky-flasher. Is there a way to add it with a little python scripting?
  5. BUMP. Admins please help if mo one else can!
  6. Please also note I tried ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 flash --suppress-bootloader-mem twinduck2.1.hex I go the same error message.
  7. Hi all, I've recently purchased a rubbyducky and so far looks promising. The main reason I purchased one was to use twinducky. Before you ask I have searched everywhere for a solution to my problem however none have worked. I have flashed the ducky using USB-Rubber Ducky and everything seems to work fine (when I unplug it makes a dismount sound and when I plug in it makes a mount sound on my PC. However I get no access to the drive (it does not show on my computer). I did a little look around the forums and it looks like I should be using duck_v2.1.hex which isn't included on ducky-flasher. So I moved to updating the firmware manually. I download the hex from https://github.com/midnitesnake/USB-Rubber-Ducky/tree/master/Firmware/Images and copied the raw hex in to a text editor doc and saved and twinduck21.bin. I then followed the manual DFU flash from https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Flashing-ducky everything seems to be going fine until I get to: ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 flash --suppress-bootloader-mem twinduck2.1.bin I then get an error stating: 'Error parsing the line. Something went wrong with creating the memory image.' I even tried just using the stated tutorial recommendation: ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 flash --suppress-bootloader-mem ducky-update.hex This delivers the same message. I can only re flash the clear rubbyducky using ducky-flasher. If someone could please assist me with this and where I might be going wrong it would be much appreciated. Please also note I'm running the newest version of Kali (debian). Peak
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