How to use this?

[crunchor]

Hi everyone I am new to to this and this is what I try:

1. Setup a new Virtualbox VM with IDE: Primary master (Disk) and Primary slave (CD-ROM) + SATA: Port 0 (Disk) and Port 1 (CD-ROM)
2. Install Windows 7 in the VM
3. Install latest Python 2.7 in Win 7
4. Run the antivmdetection py Do I miss any important step? Thanks.

[capi1O]

• install dependencies apt-get install python-dmidecode libcdio-utils acpidump mesa-utils
• download win binaries and extract them in antivmdetection directory : wget https://download.sysinternals.com/files/VolumeId.zip https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/devmanview-x64.zip for 64bits.
• run python script as sudo sudo python antivmdetection.py
• make generated host script executable from current user sudo chmod a+x xxxxx.sh
• run script as current user (because VMs are located in current user home dir) : /bin/bash xxxxx.sh my-virtual-machine-name
• install OS on VM
• run powershell script inside VM : double click xxxx.ps1

[lironexex]

How do I use this on windows 10? I don't have the command "apt-get install"

[nsmfoo]

@crunchor the response that @monkeydri gave was spot on, I hoped it helped you get started. If not please let me know

[nsmfoo]

@lironexex it's often best to start a new issue, but to answer your question. The script will only work on Linux and MacOS, but can be applied to a Windows 7/10 VM guest running on these OS:es. I hope this answers your question. If not or if you have more questions please open a issue and I will try to help you out.

[Zefest]

After run .sh script : " VBoxManage: error: Could not find a registered machine named 'z1' "

Can you halp me with dir? Where mast be locations virtualbox, and where script .sh?

[nsmfoo]

@Zefest as you jumped into a already open case, I missed you question. Best is to open a new one. Anyway, the user that you are trying to run the script as, it that user member of the vbox group? Most likely not. Review the following: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-list