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2011-01-07
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i am sitting in the same room so the router must be about 1.5 metres away from me. I tried that but it didnt work 
This is getting frustrating. i have spent my whole day trying to figure this out..
can you help me with why i cant get into monitor mode with airmon-ng command?
This is getting frustrating. i have spent my whole day trying to figure this out..can you help me with why i cant get into monitor mode with airmon-ng command?
Originally Posted by jd4200
I just did.
1. Make sure you are fairly close to the access point.
2. Type: airodump-ng -c "X" wlan0 (where X is the channel number)
3. Connect another wireless device to the access point (this is the only way you can capture a handshake).
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2011-01-07
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Did you run load.sh first, to make sure you're on the right driver? Also, airmon-ng doesn't properly work with the version of aircrack-ng in the repos, because it conflicts with installing iw, and iw is apparently necessary for airmon-ng working right. In otherwords, I don't know all the technical details.
Do this to put your card into monitor mode if airmon-ng doesn't work:
Notice that the first and third command are iFconfig, the second one is iWconfig. If you use ifconfig instead of iwconfig it'll just give you an error. I never used iwconfig instead of ifconfig, so I'm not sure what it does. Also, I'm pretty sure you need to be root to do it.
Do this to put your card into monitor mode if airmon-ng doesn't work:
Code:
ifconfig wlan0 down iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor ifconfig wlan0 up
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2011-01-07
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ya this is actually how i am getting into monitor mode.. and yes i am using bleeding edge driver. i guess then the problem is just with handshaking.. i dont know where i am going wrong. i have tried two tutorial and no success
Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur
Did you run load.sh first, to make sure you're on the right driver? Also, airmon-ng doesn't properly work with the version of aircrack-ng in the repos, because it conflicts with installing iw, and iw is apparently necessary for airmon-ng working right. In otherwords, I don't know all the technical details.
Do this to put your card into monitor mode if airmon-ng doesn't work:
Notice that the first and third command are iFconfig, the second one is iWconfig. If you use ifconfig instead of iwconfig it'll just give you an error. I never used iwconfig instead of ifconfig, so I'm not sure what it does. Also, I'm pretty sure you need to be root to do it.Code:ifconfig wlan0 down iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor ifconfig wlan0 up
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2011-01-07
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Do as MT said above, and also you may have to use iwconfig to manually set the channel.
So, iwconfig wlan0 channel X (again X is the channel number).
In all you should be doing:
1. Loading the modules with the load.sh script.
2. Manually putting the card into monitor mode (as MT said above)
3. Manually set the channel to match that of your access point:
(as above)
4. Running airodump: airodump -c [Channel Number] wlan0
Last edited by jd4200; 2011-01-07 at 22:44.
So, iwconfig wlan0 channel X (again X is the channel number).
In all you should be doing:
1. Loading the modules with the load.sh script.
2. Manually putting the card into monitor mode (as MT said above)
3. Manually set the channel to match that of your access point:
(as above)
4. Running airodump: airodump -c [Channel Number] wlan0
Last edited by jd4200; 2011-01-07 at 22:44.
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2011-01-07
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ok i just tried that but now i get " fixed channel wlan: 2"
lol any guess now?
lol any guess now?
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2011-01-07
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Originally Posted by saud khan
Some other process is trying to change the channel.
ok i just tried that but now i get " fixed channel wlan: 2"
lol any guess now?
Reboot and try it all again.
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2011-01-07
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My phone's battery died as soon as i restarted and im not at home atm :P lol i guess i will try it when i get back home.
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2011-01-07
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typo:
/home/user/MyDocs/wl1251-maemo/binary/kernel-power # cd /boot
/boot # mv zImage-2.6.28-maemo46-wl1 multiboot/wmlinuz-2.6.28.10power46-wl1
should be a v
/home/user/MyDocs/wl1251-maemo/binary/kernel-power # cd /boot
/boot # mv zImage-2.6.28-maemo46-wl1 multiboot/wmlinuz-2.6.28.10power46-wl1
should be a v
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2011-01-07
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i realize that when i using aircrack my root is getting full there no way to delete them
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1. Make sure you are fairly close to the access point.
2. Type: airodump-ng -c "X" wlan0 (where X is the channel number)
3. Connect another wireless device to the access point (this is the only way you can capture a handshake).