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How I got the tool working again #53

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aurilain opened this issue Jun 24, 2022 · 2 comments
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How I got the tool working again #53

aurilain opened this issue Jun 24, 2022 · 2 comments

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@aurilain
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aurilain commented Jun 24, 2022

I had trouble getting the tool running. I tried a couple diff linux OS (lubuntu and ubuntu) but for whatever reason the tool was not working, getting the same errors with the oodle thing.

For those unfamiliar with linux and who have trouble getting the tool working on the archiso, here is how I got the tool working again.

  • Set up network switch as specific in Soreepeong's instructions
  • Follow this tutorial to set up a complete debian vm with enough virtual HD space: https://techlabs.blog/categories/debian-linux/create-a-debian-linux-virtual-machine-using-hyper-v
  • You can tweak some of the other settings (like running on startup, RAM allocation)
  • Once debian VM is running, follow all the on-screens prompts to fully install the system (there are a lot of steps but it guides you through it. make sure you remember your password cuz you'll need it every time)
  • Once debian is fully installed, open the terminal app and then follow Soreepeong's instructions to download and start the tool. However, put sudo before every command (i.e. sudo iptables ...)
  • Make sure you install the GCC libraries for x32 because the tool seems to need this:
    sudo apt install g++ gcc-multilib g++-multilib
  • In addition to sudo before each command, You need to be in root admin in Terminal, otherwise you will get error messages.
  • To get in root admin, can use the commands:
su
sudo su -
  • This puts you in root. You will know because the username in Terminal will change to this:
    image

Hopefully this helps the technically inept ppl like myself

@Valkorie
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Valkorie commented Jul 3, 2022

tried following this and literally spent hours on end trying to see if there was something else. after solving everything else ended up landing at "oodle test fail". this was using debian

@LegendOfMatt
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tried following this and literally spent hours on end trying to see if there was something else. after solving everything else ended up landing at "oodle test fail". this was using debian

Did you ever figure out how to fix the oodle test fail?

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