TheWoodser

Does anyone have a recommendation as to what hardware (5Gh/WiFi AC) cards work with the Mark 5? I was playing around the other day and was unable to "PineApple" my devices.....I realized they were connected to my new router as 5Gh devices and I was unable to see them via PineAP. Thanks in advance...

Try the Unbricking steps here... https://www.wifipineapple.com/?flashing...It MAY have solved my problems...

How are you connecting to the Pineapple? I would suggest connecting with an ethernet cable. Follow the steps to set a static IP on your computers LAN card to the 172 address and attempt to access the Pineapple that way.

I am having this same problem.... I too have been unable to correct it. TheWoodser

I am having trouble with my Wi-Fi Pineapple Mark V and I would like some help. Up until this point, I thought that it was user error (and still may be) but I am beginning to feel it is the Mark V. Let me start with my specs: Wi-Fi Pineapple Mark V with stock power supply plugged into the wall (110-115v US wall power) SanDisk UltraPlus MicroSD Class 10 Memory Card ALFA USB Wi-Fi AWUS036NEH (Purchased from the Hak Shop) Infusions installed: SSLStrip Firmware 2.2.0 Ambient Temp: Room temp (68-72F) The problem started within the PineAp infusion. I began to “Pineapple” myself. I went to the MAC address black list and reentered the devices that were still connecting to the “Pineapple.” I even verified that the MAC addresses were on the blacklist. I rebooted the Pineapple and those MAC’s were still in the blacklist and still getting connected to the Pineapple. I then reflashed but the problem remains. Now in addition to the original problem the Pineapple “reboots” itself from time to time. I have not found any reason why it reboots. When it reboots, obviously it drops all the clients but it also “unflags” the auto start for PineAP and AutoSSH. If this were placed offsite, I would lose access to it. I have not tried any of the suggested “unbricking” steps…Maybe that is the next step. Any help, suggestions, or heckling is appreciated. This seems to be close to Gnosis18’s problem noted here: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/34789-karma-blacklist-not-preventing-connection/

In the "Unbricking Instructions" (www.wifipineapple.com/?flashing) it says to connect via 192.168.1.1 Maybe try that IP address.