Raspberry Pi 4 and 3 Model A+ support

[Googulator]

On the Pi 4, the USB 2.0 OTG controller is wired directly to the USB-C socket that also handles power, without a hub in between. The USB-A sockets are connected to a separate USB 3.x xHCI controller. On the 3 A+, there is just a single USB port directly wired to the OTG controller. It should therefore be possible to use a Pi 4 or 3A+ for this attack.

This needs to be tested and documented.

[Besix2]

I tried it. But it already failed at the instalation. Im not the only one who tried on pi 4. But if someone gets this working it would be very cool.

[JustLeska]

I tried too on pi 4B but the network is not showing. I saw that they are many un responded bugs so I guess the dev(s) stopped working in it. Very sad.