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Is there anyway to put in a disk and for it to work without editing anything?
For example: some kid has a door locked, you want to hack it.
You plug in a floppy reader, and put in a floppy. It doesn't work.
How do you get it to be put in and then work automatically?

Edit a file called 'startup' on the floppy, add this hack code:

if fs.exists("//startup") then
fs.delete("//startup")
local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :P/>/>")")
hFile.close()

else
hFileF = fs.open("startup","w")
hFileF.write("error()")
hFileF.close()
end

Then place a disk drive on the TOP of the persons computer, and insert that floppy into it, then open the terminal, and if it is already running then hold CTRL+R until it reboots. If its not on, then it'll just be instantly hacked. :)/>/>
Also, here's a less evil version (It makes a backup of startup):

if fs.exists("//startup") then
local hFileT = fs.open("startup","r")
local nTextDerp = hFileT.readAll()
nFileT.close()
local hFileH = fs.open("startupbackup","w")
hFileH.write(nTextDerp)
hFileH.close()
fs.delete("//startup")
local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :D/>/>")")
hFile.close()
else
hFileF = fs.open("startup","w")
hFileF.write("error()")
hFileF.close()
end

thesbros, on 09 April 2012 - 05:16 AM said:

Edit a file called 'startup' on the floppy, add this hack code:

if fs.exists("//startup") then
fs.delete("//startup")
local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :P/>/>")")
hFile.close()

else
hFileF = fs.open("startup","w")
hFileF.write("error()")
hFileF.close()
end

…….

Use:

hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :D/>/>")")

hmm..
You edit disk/startup
shell.run("hello")
plug in a floppy drive then the floppy
CTRL + S to reboot

thesbros, on 09 April 2012 - 05:16 AM said:

Edit a file called 'startup' on the floppy, add this hack code:

if fs.exists("//startup") then
fs.delete("//startup")
local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :)/>/>")")
hFile.close()

else
hFileF = fs.open("startup","w")
hFileF.write("error()")
hFileF.close()
end

Then place a disk drive on the TOP of the persons computer, and insert that floppy into it, then open the terminal, and if it is already running then hold CTRL+R until it reboots. If its not on, then it'll just be instantly hacked. :D/>/>
Also, here's a less evil version (It makes a backup of startup):

if fs.exists("//startup") then
local hFileT = fs.open("startup","r")
local nTextDerp = hFileT.readAll()
nFileT.close()
local hFileH = fs.open("startupbackup","w")
hFileH.write(nTextDerp)
hFileH.close()
fs.delete("//startup")
local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
hFile.write("print("You've been hacked! :)/>/>")")
hFile.close()
else
hFileF = fs.open("startup","w")
hFileF.write("error()")
hFileF.close()
end

Or

local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
if fs.exists("//startup") then
fs.delete("//startup")
hFile.write('print("You've been hacked! :P/>/>")')
else
hFile.write("error()")
end

hFile.close()

Then place a disk drive on the TOP of the persons computer, and insert that floppy into it, then open the terminal, and if it is already running then hold CTRL+R until it reboots. If its not on, then it'll just be instantly hacked. :D/>/>
Also, here's a less evil version (It makes a backup of startup):

local hFile = fs.open("startup","w")
if fs.exists("//startup") then
shell.run("move","startup","startupbackup")
end

hFile.write("error()")
hFile.close()
end

Its better to use fs.move() then shell.run("move")

so replace

shell.run("move","startup","startupbackup")

with

fs.move("startup", "startupbackup")

Why do people drag up old threads with nothing to add to it? No one who has posted today has added anything to the discussion at all.

@Cloudy
I did because I wanted to see if there was anything here useful.