Releases: lostdusty/doprafetch
v2 is here!
[Minor Update] Fix uptime.
Changelog
Fix uptime, on some systems DropaFetch would fail to get the system uptime.
How to use DropaFetch?
See this guide.
First version of DropaFetch
First release!
Changelog:
- Added support for total system memory, host, kernel version and uptime.
- Partial support for the device CPU and Shell version. Until now only cpu features is supported.
How to use?
First, SSH or TelNet in your router, the username is root and the password can be either admin or adminHW (You can try searching your model on my password list.), then type su and then shell. First, make sure you have actually shell access by thing help. You should this screen:
If you get this output, you're unluckly and don't have access to the shell.
So, if you got access to it, go to a read-write directory (e.g.: /var) by typing cd /var, then create a folder with mkdir dropafetch. After that, go to that folder with cd dropafetch. Then, try downloading the file with wget <link>. If the download fails you'll need to make a FTP server on your PC/Phone (If you don't know how to make one, check this. After that, type ftpget <your local ip> -P <the ftp server port> dropafetch-linux-arm (Make sure that dropafetch is on server root), then type chmod +x dropafetch-linux-arm and ./dropafetch-linux-arm, and finally, the program should run and display your Huawei router system information.