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I've now tried to install Pyrebox for six weeks as described in the documentation, read all the issues and tried to find out a way to install and get a working Pyrebox despite of broken dependencies (e.g. conflicting pip), not working Windows7 (32, 64 bit) and build failures.
I only managed to get an old Windows XP SP3 in a state, where at least ps works. Windows 7 or Windows 10 never show processes, as KDBG and KPCR are not found. With Windows 10 I got the version 14393 working sothat volatility shows processes with vol pslist, but Pyrebox shows empty process lists.
Is there any still working and recently tested way of installing Pyrebox from scratch in 2022 also with Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit) or even better Windows 10?
Best regards
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Hi,
I've now tried to install Pyrebox for six weeks as described in the documentation, read all the issues and tried to find out a way to install and get a working Pyrebox despite of broken dependencies (e.g. conflicting pip), not working Windows7 (32, 64 bit) and build failures.
I only managed to get an old Windows XP SP3 in a state, where at least ps works. Windows 7 or Windows 10 never show processes, as KDBG and KPCR are not found. With Windows 10 I got the version 14393 working sothat volatility shows processes with vol pslist, but Pyrebox shows empty process lists.
Is there any still working and recently tested way of installing Pyrebox from scratch in 2022 also with Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit) or even better Windows 10?
Best regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: