dbisu / pico-ducky

Create a USB Rubber Ducky like device using a Raspberry PI Pico
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every thing working fine but payload is not executing #112

Closed bharathdpv closed 1 year ago

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

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see the payload is not working in my pc..

any solution??

one-twoo commented 2 years ago

what's your payload.dd look like ? what's your keyboard layout and did you added the necessary keyboard libraries ? have you added a push button or payload selector to your pico ? and if you modified your board whats the situation of the modified pins? do you have boot.py in the root of the pico?

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

ohhh so much question i will answer!!

my payload.dd look like: image

my keyboard layout: image

yes i added all the nessory library image

yes i have boot.py in my root !!

payload selector is in the code !! no i did not modified any pins

one thing i need to mention when i move my pico it automatically disconnect and reconnect

dbisu commented 2 years ago

I tested this payload on a pico board here and it worked for me(tm). Try adding this line after line 168: print(line) and then capture the debug serial output.

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

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NOTHING WORKS!!!

dbisu commented 2 years ago

Have you tried blanking the pico and installing from the release v1.4 zip? Also, did you modify other lines? The code should go into a loop and not go to the Code done running statement without stopping the program.

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

Yes I modified the lines because only the led up and down no other lines showing in the debug console so, I modified for my use and the code works fine but after few time working it stoped working(I also changed the pc and Android phone even cable).

dbisu commented 2 years ago

I am unable to reproduce this issue. My recommendation would be to start over with the v1.4 image.

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

reinstalled v1.4 same issue

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/101401135/201456252-674d3357-0983-4199-b315-82268d786498.mp4

check out this video!!

dbisu commented 2 years ago

If you unplug the device from your computer and plug it back in, does it run the payload? This would be without using the IDE.

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

nah nothing works only the led blinking and the circuitpy window popping off!!

dbisu commented 2 years ago

I am unfortunately unable to reproduce on the boards I have here. From what you have shared, there are no errors running the code and it is able to find your payload. If you run the step manually, do they work properly on you computer?

bharathdpv commented 2 years ago

It works some time and it won't work, last week it works fine but now it's not working

dbisu commented 2 years ago

I've not seen that issue. Based on the information provided, I would expect it to be working.

dbisu commented 1 year ago

Closing, not active.