Serial Connections and Flipper Zero CLI

[@Pharaneo]

Thank you very much. The simple fact, to tell your listener the history of your topic in the first 2 minutes is just classic; but often forgotten in KZbin videos. Well done sir. 🇩🇪

[@rad_linux]

nothing like a little history to set the mood!

[@nickbrown4762]

Nice to see somebody talking about using the flipper for what it can do. Not about what games it can play. Thanks for this informative vid.

[@rad_linux]

thanks for hanging!

[@benmueller5678]

bruh the trouble i have gone through to efficiently transfer files via flipper to kali on my pi before I stumbled upon this is insane thank you and cheers

[@rad_linux]

I'm glad you found it helpful! Welcome to my obscure corner of the net

[@teunvisser7997]

DUde that intro caught me so fucking off guard, banger vid tho, keep it up!!

[@rad_linux]

hahaha, thanks!

[@nuggetteam7]

hey this is great mang. I might get a flipper zero and swing back to this vid!

[@rad_linux]

thanks hun! If you grab one, definitely make sure to get comfy with its CLI

[@nuggetteam7]

@@rad_linux CLIs are my favorite 🥺🥺linux is so comfy

[@nuggetteam7]

@@rad_linux I got the Flipper btw, and its freaking awesome. love ya vids fam

[@rad_linux]

@@nuggetteam7 yesssss! glad to hear you're enjoying it

[@Drgunv]

How can i read the output of the marauder board directly on the display? Wich command should i use? THX

[@rad_linux]

I actually don't have any experience with the marauder board. I'm sorry I can't be of help!

[@paranoidzkitszo]

believe it to be of the esp32/ wroom variant. Or possibly ESP8266- does your board have a seperate SD configuration/ hardware? Have you in settings specified as to where data saves to? What data are you wanting displayed ? If utilizing ESP8266 which itself has an external flash chip -- 1 or 4 MB of storage. The current flashed program itself is saved there with some other configurations, and then there is a reserved space for the "SPIFFS". SPIFFS stands for SPI Flash File System and it’s a small simplistic file system on the flash chip itself. It’s particularly useful to store and access data that doesn’t fit into the RAM. You maybe able to view space used by using the command 'sysinfo'. See the contents of a file using 'print '... you are doing so through the serial terminal/ serial monitor found in the Arduino ide. So easy! @@rad_linux

[@evancrocker1081]

@rad_Linux Do you know how I could access Flipper CLI on a mac? New to this kind of thing but I'm eager to learn!

[@rad_linux]

on a mac I would suggest installing homebrew. Once you have that setup I think minicom and tio are available through that. Homebrew is a great way to expand the use of your mac anyway so its a good thing to have installed! I haven't tried doing this on a mac though so there may be some extra steps you'll have to work through. good luck!

[@alzalame]

Cool and neat , thank you very much.

[@Sad_King_Billy]

Nice video, thanks!

[@rad_linux]

Thanks for watching!

[@Hibbyhubby]

this is a damn good video bless you

[@rad_linux]

Thanks!

[@Savage.735]

Nice 👍

[@rad_linux]

Thanks!!!