If that's true, it explains why it failed on my device. I didn't put it in monitormode before. In my load.sh, only the wl12xx modules are insmodded. Thus monitor mode must be enabled manual.

If you have these modules in eg /home/user/MyDocs/wifidrivers/, and using my modified script

then you can safely edit $driverdir to "/home/user/MyDocs/wifidrivers/"

So the modules will be loaded from inside the script + after that monitor mode is enabled

My modified version attached:
It searches for load.sh and modules in /home/user/MyDocs/wifidrivers/
so place them there and don't even have to load them before

To test this version good, place load.sh + modules really /home/user/MyDocs/wifidrivers/

what about changing the drivers dir to
and add a load.sh with the script to be installed in the same location...
in this case and since everybody upgrading to kp51,it will be working with all.
anything wrong with that ?

./sifo

Changed a bit further on my device. Actually made quite a good progress. I made a general load script for every kernel as I am still on cssu3 and not kp51r1 Need a volunteer to test it though.
Removed the driverdir variable as I made flexible load-scripts now
These flexible load-scripts should be added to /opt/N900-crack/
Mainscript stays is /opt/N900-crack/



Further I decided to make the crackdir "/home/user/n900crack/" as I don't like files without a folder in /home/user/
That means the in the post-install script "mkdir /home/user/n900crack" should be added. Or should this stay /home/user/? I think is cleaner the way I proposed.

@Niervol, do you mind if I release your script edited by me? Ofcourse you are still list as main author

Now bedtime, scripts/debs will come later if Niervol agrees ^^

@mr_pingu
I don't mind. But please, agree with sifo, so we avoid duplicates. It's better to work together on one release and then updating it so it works for most people.

Actually we did talked together about this, will update it soon

I'll work on that when I have some spare time. I'm thinking about cleaning everything (e.g. deleting handshake.txt file, unload.sh drivers, killing any aircrack-ng/airodump-ng/aireplay-ng processes left, etc.) regardless of the n900crack.sh script outcome. So that after running the script everything is back to normal even when you stopped the script in the middle. Off course the file containing the recovered password will be maintained (if existing).

Stay tuned...

Edited script attached. n900crack-cleanup.sh should be in the same directory as n900crack.sh

Hopefully Sifo will build it and update repo.

Sorry i forgot the thread
the update should be available soon

./sifo

Bump !
a new update by niervol is now in devel ( actually 2 days ago )

./sifo