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I appear to have got myself into a similar situation. I had managed to delete my version file in the root directory. I then mistakenly put firmware 1.3 on the device(Not realising it was already installed). the bunny did the whole trafficlight thing but instead of rebooting(Green) and then flashing blue the LED just went out. I left it ages and then went through the recovery process as described in the thread linked above. My bunny then goes through the sequence described above. im am unsure of what further steps i can take to try and recover the device.

I believe that darren has also used this script: https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install to setup an OpenVPN server and i have also had a lot of success with it.

I was thinking this functionality might be useful for attacks on other systems. I've not checked but xbox, playstations and set top boxes might be vulnerable to attacks of this nature....

I've also tried that, just again for good measure. I have also had a look at the json files and the keyboards are correct in there.

Im having trouble with changing languages as well. I've updated to the latest firmware. I've updated my payloads from the github repo. I then copied the example ducky_script + payload from the example in general to switch1. edited the payload to add DUCKY_LANG gb and edited the ducky_script to " instead of the web address. when i run the payload i still get @ instead of " i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong.