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I recently read this post over at Hack a Day Getting root on a Sony TV, which uses a script that can be found here for use on Sony Bravia TVs. The script uses BusyBox and my question is based on the README found here. I have two questions about this: 1. What are the steps I have to take in order to compile BusyBox for the mipsel architecture? 2. How do I include the GLibc / Linux kernel versions for your TV in my BusyBox binary?
Has anyone else gotten this trick to work successfully?
Thanks in advance for your help and time.
Compiling for another architecture is called cross compiling, but of course you would have read that on the Busybox FAQ. Not to mention the link provided there to cross-compilers for all architectures you could ask for.
You could try find a pre-built MIPS binary, the best would be to ask the Busybox list directly if in doubt :)
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I want to backdoor myself for fun, I have learned how to use backdoor-factory tool in Kali Linux. But when I try to backdooring file, tool says "ELF binary not supported". I have no idea why this happening. I even asked that problem from chatGPT. I need human knowledge. I try to write C++ and python code and I made them PE (Portable Executable) but backdoor tool says "ELF binary not supproted". I have latest backdoor-factory tool. Can someone help me?
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I keep trying to install virtualbox 7.0.6, but it always shows the screenshot attached. What do I do to get both of the dependencies?
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im very new to python and coding and i dont know from where to start, how do i download python wich version and what platform to use. i got a lot of recommandations , but i came here to get more of a overlook about everything i need to use
any help would be much appreciated, and thank you
so regarding your question, i will answer them 1 by 1:
1- wich version of python dont really matyter as long that you are a beginner and you are not using any library, as that said i highly suggest that you download python 3.9 (dosent matter wich one wether 3.9.1 or 3.9.0) here is the download link for it :
https://www.python.org/downloads/
Try checking out a video about how to setup python properly and how to avoid errors( for example dont forget to check the checkbox when add to path appears)
2- when it comes to beginner freidly platforms i highly suggest you to use vs code (Visual Studio code ) here is the download link to it : https://code.visualstudio.com/download
Hopefully this helped you and good luck with your coding :)
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I have written the following code to open a particular site.
import webbrowser
webbrowser.open('https://stackoverflow.com/')
I want to modify the code to ping the website twice a day without being using an always running code in the background (maybe with an infinite loop).
I'm using a Windows 10 system. I don't have root access.
I have done a little research and was unable to find anything satisfactory.
Thanks in advance.
You could use github actions - there is a guide here
LINUX:
use Crontab or place your script in /etc/rc.local.
WINDOWS:
Use Task scheduler or use AT command similar to crontab in linux.
on Windows you can use Task Scheduler
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I'm trying to install Jython 2.7 to use with RobotFramework. I've downloaded all three of the jar files from http://www.jython.org/downloads.html and yet none of them actually install Jython!
I've tried running them from the command line (where a java server is opened) and just opening with java which does nothing. What am I doing wrong? I don't think that the downloads would be hosted if they didn't work.. Could it be that my other installs are affecting it?
Edit: My end goal is to use Jython with RobotFramework to run my test cases in Java
Thanks in advance
Those jars are jython. Run java -jar <jarfile> and you'll be in the jython command line. There is nothing else to install.