A video guide on how to get up and running with the new DragonOS LTS distribution. I decided to switch from Debian to Lubuntu 18.04 in order to provide an installer that supports legacy bios, UEFI, and disk encryption. This way both new and old hardware can be used to get up and running quickly with software defined radios (SDR). Still a huge fan of Debian, so when time permits I’ll make videos for DragonOS 10.
The previous DragonOS 10 videos, in most cases, can be used since I've retained nearly the same software in addition to some new tools and capabilities such as BladeRF support. The RTL-SDR, HackRF One, and LimeSDR should be plug and play.
Last but not least, if you are running it from USB or DVD, the default user = live / no password.
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Software included, but not limited to:
Rtl_433
Universal Radio Hacker
Gnu Radio
Aircrack-NG
GQRX
Wireshare
IMSI-catcher
GR-GSM
Kalibrate-HackRF
Zenmap
Inspectrum
Qspectrumanalyzer
LTE-Cell-Scanner
CubicSDR
Limesuite
SDRAngel
SDRTrunk
Kismet
OP25
