Hi there,

managed to compile and worked on my ESP, although it says how to upload payloads im unsure on this step. I use a mac and under Tools is no Sketch, there is a Sketch submenu, but no load data.

Any help would be amazing on this thanks.

Sorry its me again, When I load GoldHen without a Index/Payload.html everything goes smooth, exploit loads without popup messages which I really like. I created a index and payload.html, Press GoldHen, says loading exploit and then a popup appears asking to insert USB drive, nothing happens after this.

If you have a spare couple of minutes, would it be possible to see what I have done wrong please? HTML and coding is very new to me and a little clueless, searched on Google without results, I maybe searching wrong. Cant figure out why a Index/payload.html is stopping everything from working as it should. As soon I remove Index/Payloads.html it works.

Thanks.

index.html.gz payloads.html.gz

finally got everything working didn't have 1.1k resistor so i used 1k and 5k for high

everything works as it should. although I'm trying to fool around with the code and attempting to remove the alertbox and adding a settimeout instead, but it seems to not work, i tried 10seconds to 30 seconds and a combination of both to add as much delay i've tested numerous times on normal alert and it shows within 8 seconds and hitting ok loads the payload just fine.

`//ESP8266 enable usb - stooged

enableUSB();

//alert("Click OK When You See The Popup Notification");

showMessage("waiting for prompt");

setTimeout(showMessage("waiting for prompt"), 30000); `

maybe it's interfering with chain.run and causing issues.

all i want is a one click loader LOL

p.s i read your note about killing webkit and i added window.close() at the end but i'm sure you have a more elegant process

Hello, I'm learning a litle about electronics, and I have a doubt on why the NPN transistor needs the resistor on the base and on the GND cable of the USB?

Thanks

Hi,

Firstly, the recent introduction of the ability to connect to a Wi-Fi network has broken the build sketch compiling due to data type miscast.

no matching function for call to 'ESP8266WiFiClass::begin(String&, String&)' which can be remedied by casting to c-string char array WiFi.begin(WIFI_SSID.c_str(), WIFI_PASS.c_str());

What's beyond me however is the recent changs to the way SPIFFS are managed and loading the bins directly opposed to having them converted to a html page. Whenever I select a payload from index/payloads.html nothing appears to happen, no text is display, only the navy blue background perists and that's that. I've tried uploading a custom index.hml from #8, but alas it's the same thing - nothing happens what so ever as if the function is not being triggered.

In PS4_Server_900u.ino

line 635 - <a onclick="setpayload('gldhen.bin','" + String(INTHEN_NAME)

Did you mean to type - gldhen.bin? Shouldn't it be goldhen.bin!

Add Hostname setting for client mode. When the server connects to an existing WiFi, it receives a DHCP IP address which I have to look up in the router, or remember half the MAC address for ARDUINO-xxxxxxxx.

With this change, a specific hostname can be set (default: PS4-WEB) so the host can easily be reached at http://ps4-web after it connected to the existing home network. The ESP Information page now shows information about the connected home network (SSID, ESP IP, hostname).

Also unified line breaks on functions (some void someThing() { and some void someThing()\newline{), and Atom corrected surplus spaces on line endings.

Can also easily add this to PS4-Server-900, ESP32 after my boards arrive (~two weeks)

managed to cram inside those prevalent ps4 payload dongles which are cheap esp8266 autoboots goldhen

plug in once, connect to APN once user guide or browser upon boot

??!!!

profit

Thank you!

could it be programmatically done to divert the DATA + (or even DAT -) line of the flashdrive to a GPIO d7 and throw it to d8 ON trigger instead of using a relay?

probably a stupid question but IDK

**edit i searched online but it seemed to say not possible

Not an error but I made some code to show the MAC address of the esp s2:

//convert byte array to a hex string output
String mac2String(byte ar[]){
  String s;
  for (byte i = 0; i <= sizeof(ar)+1; ++i)
  {
    char buf[3];
    sprintf(buf, "%02X", ar[i]);
    s += buf;
    if (i <= sizeof(ar)) s += ':';
  }
  return s;
}

//get esp2 mac address from long long int and convert into a byte array
String MacAddress() {
  uint64_t mac = ESP.getEfuseMac();
  char arrayOfByte[]={};
  memcpy(arrayOfByte, &mac, 6);
  char one = arrayOfByte[0];
  char two = arrayOfByte[1];
  char three = arrayOfByte[2];
  char four = arrayOfByte[3];
  char five = arrayOfByte[4];
  char six = arrayOfByte[5];
  byte buf[] = {one, two, three, four, five, six};
  String s = mac2String(buf);
  return (s);
}

You can add it to void handleInfo:

output += "MAC Address: " + MacAddress() + "<br>";

That way in the info page it will let you know the mac of the chip.