Arakiz

Try this for testing, if the OpenWRT can "see" both interfaces: iw list |grep phy0 && iw list |grep phy1 This is, if everything is fine, show two lines: Wiphy phy0 Wiphy phy1 Those are the physical wireless network interfaces. Try creating a new virtual interface using both nics as parents: iw phy phy0 interface add new0 type managed and iw phy phy1 interface add new1 type managed you should also be able to create them using these: iw dev wlan0 interface add new0 type managed iw dev wlan1 interface add new1 type managed Please, reply with your findings :) //Arakiz

There is a lot faster way than the old airoscripts... 1) Prepare your nic by running airmon-ng start wlan0 or iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor 2) Use airodump-ng to find your target: airodump-ng --ivs -w d wlan0 3) Use spoonwep to crack it... (cracks a 64 bit WEP in just under 30 sec.) This however only applies to Linux and WEP Encryptions. ;)

more to the screendump -> a 30 sec. video: 42000+ MHash/sec Video

I'm currently running at 42300+ MHashes/sec, with peaks @ 43000+ MHashes/sec System: Intel Q6600@2.4 GHz, ATi HD4850