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Porting apps to Leste (32)
to Maemo 7 / Leste by Arno_11 - 5 days, 16 hrs ago - more...
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2010-12-22
, 07:48
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@ oregon woods
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#2
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not sure about stability, i haven't tried it.
but if your read:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Networking_(Diablo)
it does not support packet injection.
seems like you could use a usb dongle though. which doesn't seem like too much of a hindrance.
but if your read:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Networking_(Diablo)
it does not support packet injection.
seems like you could use a usb dongle though. which doesn't seem like too much of a hindrance.
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2010-12-23
, 02:37
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Originally Posted by cedar
That is with the stock closed source driver. I was talking about the open source driver.
not sure about stability, i haven't tried it.
but if your read:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Networking_(Diablo)
it does not support packet injection.
seems like you could use a usb dongle though. which doesn't seem like too much of a hindrance.
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2010-12-23
, 03:38
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Originally Posted by mrlanrat
one of the first paragraphs on that page (http://wiki.maemo.org/Networking_(Diablo)) says:
That is with the stock closed source driver. I was talking about the open source driver.
This interface is wlan0 and uses the closed-source cx3110x driver. For the NITdroid project an open-source driver http://stlc45xx.garage.maemo.org was created. As it stands, the internal wifi chipset is not capable of injection with either of these drivers.
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2010-12-23
, 03:51
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Originally Posted by cedar
Sorry, my bad. I must have missed that part. Thanks for pointing it out.
one of the first paragraphs on that page (http://wiki.maemo.org/Networking_(Diablo)) says:
you where talking about the stlc45xx driver right? or something different?
So I guess the only way to do injection is to use an external card
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2010-12-23
, 09:34
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Originally Posted by mrlanrat
And an external battery (since the usb port doesn't supply enough juice for a wifi stick) and a nest of cables and...
So I guess the only way to do injection is to use an external card
At this point a netbook is more practical.
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2010-12-23
, 19:07
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yeah the external battery or power source is a good point. i keep running into that problem with my 3g card.
if your going to use it mostly in a car its not too hard to just wire it up to the 12v thats already running all over your car, just make sure to drop it down to 5v. this is the best solution i've come up with but doesn't really help if your trying to be completely mobile (walking, biking, etc.).
if your going to use it mostly in a car its not too hard to just wire it up to the 12v thats already running all over your car, just make sure to drop it down to 5v. this is the best solution i've come up with but doesn't really help if your trying to be completely mobile (walking, biking, etc.).
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2010-12-24
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#8
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Has anyone tried to backport the p54spi driver to Diablo's kernel?
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2010-12-24
, 18:38
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Originally Posted by lma
Has anyone tried to backport the p54spi driver to Diablo's kernel?
not sure about this but looks like maybe this already been done? check out thread 49660.
does the p54spi driver support packet injection? guess i'll have to try it out later.
I wanted to know if the stlc45xx driver is stable enough for day to day use and if it could support packet injection for things like cracking wep or other pen-testing tasks.
http://stlc45xx.garage.maemo.org/
I am hoping to find new ways to put life back into my N810, my HTC Incredible has just about replaced it.
Thanks