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Sweet. I'll test it out ASAP 🙂

Stuck at the setup screen? Here's what worked for me: SSH to the Pineapple jffs2reset reboot This suggestion is meant for you only, in this specific scenario.

I suggest trying this IPK which I built for snapshot a while back, especially if there's issues with the other one. It's built with musl as the C library, which is the default now in snapshot and LEDE. https://github.com/adde88/hostapd-mana-openwrt/raw/master/bin/ar71xx/generic-glibc/packages/hostapd-mana-light_2.6.5-4-musl_mips_24kc.ipk

Yeah as Foxtrot is saying there are differences between the Nano and the MKV. I don't recommend anyone attempt to flash the openwrt builds and expect it to to work! It might work. But it also might brick your device. So my comment above recommending @Mr.miYagito try it was because he seemed capable to handle a brick if it should occur. I'll send you a pm. @Mr.miYagi, so I can try compiling a version of mana for the version of openwrt you need.

Given the tools at your disposal you seem fit to handle a "brick" if any should occur. The MKV uses AR9331 CPU, same as the NANO. So i would try flashing this firmware: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/ar71xx/generic/openwrt-ar71xx-generic-wifi-pineapple-nano-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin That's the latest official snapshot build of openwrt for the pineapple nano. You might need to install a couple of kmods to get everything setup afterwards, as some components differ between the devices. To build MANA you would need to download the SDK for the snapshot release. Here: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/ar71xx/generic/openwrt-sdk-ar71xx-generic_gcc-7.4.0_musl.Linux-x86_64.tar.xz I hope that helps 🙂 BTW: When building MANA. Chose the "light" version when installing on "Non Chaos Calmer" versions, as the main version has a postinst script made for the Pineapple.

The pre-compiled MANA packages are built for Chaos Calmer, and will not run run on LEDE 17.X. It's also built with a different C-library. (uClibc), and your version of LEDE is running musl. You could download the Makefiles for MANA available on my repo and build it using the correct SDK for the version of LEDE you're using. Link to SDK Or you could try building a complete new firmware running latest openwrt snapshot, I don't see any reason for it not working. My MKV died a few years ago, so I'm unable to test anything myself.

In normal situations the footprint is comparable with tools like airodump-ng or mdk3/mdk4, and can be lowered even more when disabling deauth attacks. The PMKID can in some instances even be captured without the AP being present. And yeah, simply capturing traffic when a client connects to the AP will capture the 4-way handshake. If you let Kismet run for a day at home, you will find that a lot of handshakes have been captured while running. It even allows downloading the handshakes in the browser. :)

This reminds me about that epic "90's hacker-movie" that i can't remember the title of! We need an: "Ad-block blocker-blocker"!? Jokes aside. I have encountered these sites, but haven't debugged exactly what's going on. But i reckon it's just like @Foxtrot says. "It's all client side"

I'll look into the possibility of porting Fluxion, or create something that does the same on the Pineapples. I haven't tested Fluxion extensively, so i'll give some feedback asap. ?