tested on slack150
ln -s sabotage-stage1 lala rm -rf lala/etc/service/tty1/ rm -rf lala/etc/service/tty2/ rm -rf lala/etc/service/tty3/ rm -rf lala/etc/service/tty4/ rm -rf lala/etc/service/wpa_supplicant/ rm -rf lala/opt/wpa-supplicant/ cp -pi lala/etc/rc.boot lala/etc/rc.boot.dist chmod -x lala/etc/rc.boot.dist vi lala/etc/rc.boot (remove that hotplug thing lines 14 and 22) (remove call to hwclock)
(get rid of the `/tmp/` write-test condition right after rw=true) cp -pi lala/etc/rc.shutdown lala/etc/rc.shutdown.dist chmod -x lala/etc/rc.shutdown.dist vi lala/etc/rc.shutdown (remove the hwclock call from there also) cp -pi lala/etc/profile lala/etc/profile.dist vi lala/etc/profile
TZ="Europe/Moscow" #TZ="Europe/Paris"
default password is sabotage but that’s already too complicated to remember – anyhow it might even be safer not to have a password at all as long as you do not allow empty passwords
ls -lhF lala/etc/shadow cp -pi lala/etc/shadow lala/etc/shadow.dist chroot lala/ passwd -d root diff -bu lala/etc/shadow.dist lala/etc/shadow
rm -rf lala/etc/service/ttyS0/
see guest-sabotage