Packet Squirrel
  • Packet Squirrel by Hak5
  • Getting Started
    • Packet Squirrel Basics
    • USB Flash Disk Support
    • Default Settings
    • LED Status Indications
    • Selecting and Adding Payloads
  • Default Payloads
    • Logging Network Traffic
    • Spoofing DNS
    • OpenVPN Payload
  • Internet Connectivity
    • Getting the Packet Squirrel Online
  • Software Updates
    • Upgrading Firmware
    • Manual Upgrade
  • Payload Development
    • Payload Development Basics
    • Ducky Script for Packet Squirrel
    • The NETMODE Command
    • The LED Command
    • The SWITCH Command
    • The BUTTON Command
    • Included Tools
  • Troubleshooting
    • Firmware Recovery
    • Factory Reset
    • FAQ
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  1. Getting Started

USB Flash Disk Support

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The Packet Squirrel supports USB flash disks formatted with either EXT4 or NTFS file systems. This is of particular importance since most USB flash disks come pre-formatted with FAT32 file systems and must be reformatted before use with the Packet Squirrel.

WINDOWS USERS

With a USB flash disk connected, open Explorer and navigate to This PC. Right-click the USB flash disk and select Format. From the file system options, select NTFS and click Start. A volume label may be added for convenience. A quick format is all that is necessary to provision the drive.

LINUX USERS

Most Linux distributions include the “Disks” utility. With a flash disk connected, launch Disks. Select the USB flash disk then click the gear icon and choose format. From the format volume menu, choose EXT4 from the type options and click format. A volume label may be added for convenience.