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Ok then let us check if the bunny work at all. I would use a easy payload for the test. Just open a texteditor, point the mousepointer in the editor so that the bunny would write direct in this textfile then use this as payload.txt: source bunny_helpers.sh ATTACKMODE HID LED R B G 2000 QUACK DELAY 1000 QUACK STRING "Hello world" QUACK DELAY 1000 LED R 100 sync LED B It should start with a withe LED blinking, then write "Hello world" at the position of the cursor (thats why you need to open a txt file for this test) then the LED should go red for one blink and the blue light shows the end of the test. Test both switch positions with this payload.

Have you followed this steps? https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/40358-initial-config-of-bash-bunny/ 1. You need the switch in possition 1 or 2, in arm you don`t have an eth on the bunny. 2. You need a eth-payload in 1 or 2 (the default payload should work) If you reset the bunny the payload partition is untouched!

I bricked my yesterday ;) But I found all necessary information to recover it here in the Forum. You can force a reset by using a usb power device (eg. iphone adapter etc) but it work also with a computer usb interface. plug your bb as soon the green light went of unplug the bb and repeat this step for min. 3 times (better 4-5) then plug in the BB again and let it boot. After a short time it should start blinking red. The reset is running, DON`T UNPLUG the Bunny. When the LED is green, the reset is finished. The reset would not delete the payload folder, its content nor will recover the payload partition. If you have a problem with an input/output error, like me yesterday, then try this: But I would say, just start playing and look what you get ;) If you brick it then is the time so search for a solution ;)