Enzo Gorlami Posted May 21 SInce the bash bunny can emulate a network. Can it be scripted to load a ISO from the network, but instead tell the system it can access the required files from the bash bunny storage? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
korang Posted May 21 It would depends on the size requirements of the ISO. The BashBunny only has so much memory. I am also unsure if all the packages you need to load an ISO are pre-installed or not. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Enzo Gorlami Posted May 21 12 hours ago, korang said: It would depends on the size requirements of the ISO. The BashBunny only has so much memory. I am also unsure if all the packages you need to load an ISO are pre-installed or not. how much memory does it have and what linux distro do you think would work with it? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
b0N3z Posted May 22 it only really has about 1-1.5gb after all the payloads you store on it. if your looking for a linux distro to store on the BB, then you will not have room for anything else. anything light like xfce Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darren Kitchen Posted May 28 You mean PXE boot? I've been meaning to give this a shot since we released the Bash Bunny. I don't see why not, but the computer would need to recognize the ECM or RNDIS Ethernet adapter. IIRC you just need a DHCP server (which the BB has), a TFTP server (which you can install) and a boot image (which should fit since you have a little over 2 GB free on the root FS, and 2 GB free on the USB mass storage partition). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
