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Hey there. Been exploring the inner workings of the Bunny more like what version the packages are at. I have one request after my deep dive. Could we get the NodeJS package on the Bunny updated to a more current version? I am feeling NodeJS more for writing my network apis for the Bunny. Would be nice to have the newer stuff.

I understand that part of the plan for the BB was Man in the Middle attacks, which is why I am running into an issue with one of the payloads I am playing around with. In an enterprise environment the system, unless its a laptop, may not cache credentials that you may have obtained. This being said if the user is not currently logged into the machine or has not logged in for a while, the system will attempt to reach out to a log in server. If the BB is the route the system takes to reach the internet, then the computer will throw an error like this All of that being said, i think a feature that may be helpful would be to allow for configuration of the Ethernet modes. This would allow you to set the connection to slower than most networks or maybe having no connection to the internet. This would also help when you do not wish to interrupt internet connectivity for the device. I cannot say that you cannot configure this already, but I can say I do not know how to configure this and that I am curious as to how I would do this.

Hi All, I'm working on a project in witch i'm using some old Linksys WRT54GL routers that i've flashed with OpenWRT (Backfire 10.03.1). Now i'm running into some problems with the storage on the device, the device has around 1mb of flash storage that i can use. The thing i want to do is configure the router to send probe request information with UDP to my computer where i'm running a app to visualize this data, i already have an prototype working on the Pineapple. On the pineapple i'm simply watching for changes in the KarmaLog with the following script: KARMALOG="/var/karma-phy0.log" IP="172.16.42.42" PORT="11999" LASTLINE="last" while true; do # compare the lastline with the new line if [[ $LASTLINE != $(tail -n 1 $KARMALOG) ]] ; then LASTLINE=`tail -n 1 $KARMALOG` echo $LASTLINE >/dev/udp/$IP/$PORT fi sleep 1 done This works great, sends the data i need, perfect. The only problem i have now is that i want to use a different router than the pineapple but on the Linksys routers i don't have enough space to install karma, and i actually don't think i need karma to do the job. I know i can set the radio on the Linksys in monitor mode, but i don't know how i can get the probe requests out without installing an extra framework. So i'm looking for a framework or a simple script that can filter out the probe requests, in the ideal situation i would get the SSID, Timestamp, Device Hostname or Mac Address and Signal strength (to calculate a distance from the router). Do you think this is possible and if so where should i start looking? Or should i consider getting other routers with more storage capacity? Many thanks! TheB

Hi, I've been using this firmware version for a few days now, and it's really good. I was wondering if it was possible for the firmware to 'press' numlock every other second, until it gets feedback. That would mean that you don't have to physically press numlock, so that it could be used with a computer that doesn't have a keyboard plugged in. Regards, TheFloatGoat

I have hardware that needs a kernel module in order to function. This hardware module is not available via opkg manager, nor was I successful in locating a pre-compiled version via Google. I am not familiar with compiling OpenWRT from scratch, nor cross-compiling source code for the Mark V ar71xx architecture. If someone out there already has a setup suitable for compiling for the Mark V, Could you please compile either of the following modules the for those of us that could use either of them: Garmin GPS : http://sourceforge.net/projects/garmin-gps/ module GPSBabel http://www.gpsbabel.org/download.html#downloading module If this is to large of an ask, Please point me in the correct direction to instructions on how to do this myself with only a Live USB host and ethernet connected Mark V