NetBSD homepage is https://www.netbsd.org/
Please note that this will not run on non x86_64/amd64 CPUs as this is pure 64bit NetBSD system. Also the USB image is GPT formatted (containst 3 partitions, one EFI, two FFS)
$ wget https://www.sandokan.tk/release/sandokan-public.img.xz
Checksums
md5 c05d7496c9774d7518b1fd11b43321cb sandokan-public.img.xz
sha256 82c83ba342ea4079ae74388554a32cf2aec0901a18c34d53f90efe789edac5c1 sandokan-public.img.xz
You will need to have a USB stick of minimum 16 GB size. The extracted image size is 15518924800 bytes big. The image is compressed using xz, so unxz is needed to extract this. On windows 7zip can handle xz compression format.
$ unxz sandokan-public.img.xz
On NetBSD: for example if the memory stick is recognized as sd0 (Warning: this will overwrite all the contents on your memory stick):
# dd if=sandokan-public.img of=/dev/rsd0d bs=1m
On Linux: for example if the memory stick is recognized as sdb (Warning: this will overwrite all the contents on your memory stick):
# dd if=sandokan-public.img of=/dev/sdb bs=1M
On Windows you can use rawrite32 to copy the image to the stick.
You can try to run Sandokan via qemu-system-x86_64 first before burning it to a USB stick as simply as following
qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -boot c -cpu host -m 2048 -hda sandokan-public.img \
-net nic -net tap
Boot it and you should get greeted by the NetBSD bootloader
After it boots you can login as either user or root, credentials are the following
user: p4ssw0rd
root: p4ssw0rd
You should change the credentials then. To switch to root from user you can run su (user is part of the wheel group) Please note any additional rc scripts should be enabled or added to /etc/rc.conf. Currently there is a hardcoded value for the atheros based wireless card - athn0, so you should change this to your wireless or ethernet interface device
And assign proper WPA (if used) credentials and ESSID for wifi in /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
In order to start X11 just run startx from the user shell environmnet after you logged in, Xorg should autoconfigure to your environment.
user@sandokan:/disk/home/user> startx
And Fluxbox window manager should start. The menu is accessed via "right" mouse click. Exiting back to console "Fluxbox Menu > Exit "
Audio volume can be adjusted via GTK aumix or via mixerctl
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gcc 7.4.0 |
radare2 3.6 |
weechat 2.6 |
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clang 8.0.1 |
ntfsprogs 3.23 |
wireshark 3.0.5 |
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go 1.12.10 |
opera 12.16 |
tor 0.4.1.6 |
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rust 1.38.0 |
dillo 3.0.5 |
OpenSSH 8.0 |
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python 3.7.4 |
elinks 0.12rc6 |
OpenSSL 1.1.1c |
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python 2.7.16 |
mplayer 1.4 |
SDL 1/2 |
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ruby 2.6.5 |
gdb 8.3 |
fluxbox 1.3.7 |
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ruby 2.4.9 |
postgresql 11.5 |
GTK 2/3 |
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perl 5.30 |
samba 4.10.8 |
llvm 8.0.1 |
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bash 5.0.11 |
openjdk 11 |
QT5 |
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nmap 7.80 |
irssi 1.2.2 |
Linux emulation |
Games fully playable (all should be abandonware now anyway)
Due to size limits I have omitted many other infosec tools, but they will be released later in next version, once I sort out the disk image size.
In order to prevent the enforced fsck_ffs if the Live USB system is not shut down properly, always wait for the shutdown process to finish (it can take some time on the USB2 )
Shutting and powering down the system is done like this
# shutdown -p now
In case of question you can reach me @ twitter https://twitter.com/astr0baby
More information about NetBSD https://wiki.netbsd.org/