how can I type in the pongoOS shell? about pongoos HOT 10 OPEN

No, you run ./pongoterm and you get an interactive shell.
Alternatively you can do ./pongoterm <<<'command' and it will run that once it finds a device, then exit.

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If you're on macOS:

cd scripts
make
./pongoterm

Otherwise there's issue_cmd.py and fetch_stdout.py.

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so is it like this: ./pongoterm [command] ?

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@Siguza thanks for helping me, but there is a problem, in mac os when I run ./pomgoterm it says this:
USBControlTransfer: (iokit/usb) pipe has stalled, error needs to be cleared
Do you have any solutions for me to fix the problem? thanks, and sorry for many questions.

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Hello,

Which SoC does your phone use? Did you also try the newest version as of today?

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@woachk My phone has A10, yes I tried the newest version as of 31/10/2020.

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on Ubuntu, i can't seem to get any access to the pongo shell.

pongoterm is hopeless on linux, and attempting to use the script issue_cmd.py doesn't work,
it vomits on me with this when i attempt to run it:

daniel@DansPPC2011:~/Desktop/pongoOS/scripts$ ./issue_cmd.py
./issue_cmd.py: line 23: import: command not found
./issue_cmd.py: line 24: import: command not found
./issue_cmd.py: line 25: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./issue_cmd.py: line 25: `dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x05ac, idProduct=0x4141)'

i want to get SEP keys for the wiki, but until i figure this out i can't do it.

i have access to s8000, s8003, and t8010

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@DanTheMann15 it's a python script with no shebang, so you have to run with python like this : python3 ./issue_cmd.py

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@DanTheMann15 it's a python script with no shebang, so you have to run with python like this : python3 ./issue_cmd.py

thanks for the response, i added the python3 before the command and also needed to get pyusb's usb module as well and it worked.

but i can't yet pwn sep on s8000/s8003, but at least i can do t8010.

keys coming soon once i get it working right, thanks!

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I'm tried fetch_stdout.py on some arch linux.
Well you may run:
sudo pip install pyusb libusb
to get the necessary dependencies installed.

However even then I encountered that nasty
usb.core.USBError: [Errno 5] Input/Output Error
what is in real some permissions problem.
Here is how to solve it:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/66694064/3135511

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