dmizzel
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Posted: Mar. 15 2006,02:26 |
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Airsnort
I have this: DSL2.2
on this: Thinkpad t22
with this: ath0 (orinoco gold)
Loaded this: GTK-0705.dsl
Then "update_to_GTK2" from mydsl menu
from the command line: sudo ifconfig ath0 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
Next I loaded this: airsnort-0.1.1.dsl
Did this on the command line: wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff|enable=true (lots of guessing/trial and error here, did I get it right?)
Then launched this from command line: airsnort (also tried: sudo airsnort)
Switched the preferences in airsnort to this: network device: ath0 is orinoco?: checked
Finally, in airsnort pressed 'start' and got this: Could not set promiscuous mode (and nothing happens).
Close airsnort and on the command line it says: Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library
I've tried several variations of the above (e.g. without installing and updating gtk2, without the wlanctl-ng stuff).
Any ideas??
note: wireless works fine, I've connected to my home network several times with no problems (the beauty of Orinoco)
***edit UPDATE Just downloaded airsnort-gtk2-0.2.7.dsl I loaded gtk0705.dsl first then airsnort and ran airsnort from command line, using the wlanctl-ng driver option I get the following:
prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument /sbin/wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff enable=true channel=10 keepwepflags=false prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument /sbin/wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff enable=true channel=11 keepwepflags=false prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument /sbin/wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff enable=true channel=1 keepwepflags=false prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument /sbin/wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff enable=true channel=2 keepwepflags=false prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument /sbin/wlanctl-ng ath0 lnxreq_wlansniff enable=true channel=3 keepwepflags=false prismheader=false > /dev/null wlanctl-ng: Invalid argument
on and on and on.
When I try the ap/orinoco driver type, nothing happens.
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