well... License keys are for commercial users. They are not needed to run or use the software. In addition, on Linux, you have to compile the console version from source code.
So back to the drawing board; really wish there was some type of installation instructions. Maybe I can provide them if I can get this working. Ha!
Hi
@50dBm
Have you managed to get it to work? I have tried for a while on Arch Linux and do not seem to be able to get anywhere. The device is not detected when I run the software.
In the latest version (at the time of this post) has to be changed to 64bit in the the "<PlatformTarget>x86</PlatformTarget>" in the FlashcatUSB_Console.vbproj file. Although building the software works running it complains about unsupported archtiecture. It seems there is not 32bit dotnet for linux.
When building for 64bit it finishes without errors. I noticed that the
LibUsbDotNet downloaded from nuget is only a 32 bit (I don't know if that's the issue). I tried for hours but then it's easier to run the software under Qemu for me now.
I tried using a newer version of
LibUsbDotNet by changing the version number but the build does not work.
Hoping someone here managed to get it to work (under any Linux platform) could share how it was done.
K.