RootBunny

A tool that is used to modify the infotainment interface of any car.

We are not responsible for any sort of modifications done to this tool and how it can be made to be distracting while driving. Please refer to the legal items.

GitHub Pages documentation: https://justaneric.github.io/RootBunny

This tool was made under the Apache license and for the safety of it's end-users.

Legal Items:
🐇 [ Disclaimer | Terms of Service ]
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation

Installations

This section will teach you how to install all the necessary tools to run and start RootBunny for multiple systems.

Note: as part of all RootBunny installations on the Pi models, systemd services taking a lot of boot time will be disabled (if available). Default systemd services normally found on a Pi are:

• dhcpcd.service
• networking.service
• ntp.service
• dphys-swapfile.service
• keyboard-setup.service
• apt-daily.service
• wifi-country.service
• hciuart.service
• raspi-config.service
• avahi-daemon.service
• triggerhappy.service
  During installation, you'll be asked to disable or enable the items on systemd-analyze taking up the most boot time, i.e. 1s (1000ms) or more.

Raspberry Pi 1 (Models: A/B)

I don't know or understand why you'd want to install it on the Raspberry Pi 1, but let's get into it.

1. First, install any version of Raspbian/Raspberry Pi OS (without the desktop environment, Lite version).
2. Navigate to your home directory (cd ~/). Fork the GitHub repository and install using our script:

git clone https://github.com/JustAnEric/RootBunny.git && cd RootBunny/ && sudo bash installs/rpi1.arm

3. Your Pi should automatically reboot after installation. This will change your config files to boot into our initialization script.
   • If you have any issues with this step, please make an issue or recover your /boot/cmdline.txt file yourself.
4. You should be booted into RootBunny! (in at most 35 seconds because the RPI 1 is slow)