I extracted the following files from neopwn tar.gz and moved them to to a folder "pinject" under /opt/
compat.ko
rfkill_backport.ko
cfg80211.ko
mac80211.ko
wl1251.ko
wl1251_spi.ko
I then wrote a script, named it as on-mod.sh, that contained the following:
#!bin/bash
rmmod wl12xx
rmmod mac80211
rmmod cfg80211
insmod compat.ko
insmod rfkill_backport.ko
insmod cfg80211.ko
insmod mac80211.ko
insmod wl1251.ko
insmod wl1251_spi.ko
when i run this, the wl12xx is unloaded (since i cant see any wireless networks in my select connection panel), however i get the following errors:
insmod error inserting 'compat.ko': -1 invalid module format
insmod error inserting 'rfkill_backport.ko': -1 invalid module format
insmod error inserting 'cfg80211.ko': -1 invalid module format
insmod error inserting 'mac80211.ko': -1 invalid module format
insmod error inserting 'wl1251.ko': -1 invalid module format
insmod error inserting 'wl1251_spi.ko': -1 invalid module format
What am i doing wrong?? I can work my way around linux and have done a bit of work with aircrack, but this has me stumped.
I have *NOT* used any of the other files from the neopwn tar.gz. The following files were also present in the folder:
kernel-power_2.6.28-maemo40-wl1_armel.deb
kernel-power-flasher_2.6.28-maemo40-wl1_armel.deb
kernel-power-modules_2.6.28-maemo40-wl1_armel.deb
I just need packet injection to work without the whole neopwn suite... Any help here??
on the script itself, try including "cd /opt/pinject/"
on the script itself, try including "cd /opt/pinject/"
I tried what you said.. Its not working.. In fact even when I try to do command by command I get the same errors. I searched around the Internet and found references to the drivers not being compiled for the kernel on which you are trying to install. I still dont get what the whole thing means..
So I wanted to ask this question one more time before I install, because it's chroot OS, it shouldn't matter what version firmware/kernel of Maemo i'm running on? I've heard reports of injection not working with the Power Kernel and just wanted to verify.
