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  1. barry99705
    Wait, I lied. Try this one. http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/GNURadioLiveDVD
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    Not really.
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    Dump1090 works perfectly. Why install windows crap on a linux machine? Just use it in windows if you're going to do that.
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    Doesn't seem to work on my pc. Maybe because I have more than one optical drive?
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    It works the same way it works in any other distribution.
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    You need a rp-sma to whatever connector is on your dish adapter, or jumper cable.
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    Might need a usb wifi adapter. Not sure who makes the built in wifi for that mobo. The newer macs and linux don't play well together, you'd need to use a vm, and usb wifi for it to work well there too. Oh. Looks like it's a broadcom chipset. This may help. http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=239922
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    Make model of the laptop?
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    What does ifconfig wlan0 do? Also try rfkill unblock all if your wifi card has a software power switch(key command, capacitive button).
  10. barry99705
    Most likely an acpi issue. I've never been a fan of suspend or hibernate on laptops no matter what os it's running.
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    What model laptop?
  12. barry99705
    Everything I was showing you before was in kali.
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    Try this. Enter whatever for the password until it gives you the error code. Paste the code here. Try the password it gives you. I just tested it on my hp mini. Works like a champ, though it doesn't really give you the password, it gives you the correct hash to unlock the laptop, you can then enter bios and reset.
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    Here you go. Look for whatever usb dongle you have, this will show the frequency range it's capable of. Antennas are tuned for specific frequencies, a wifi antenna works in the 2.4Ghz range, or 2400Mhz. The correct antenna to use for listening to adsb will be tuned for 1090Mhz for commercial systems. The stock antenna is made for terrestrial TV frequencies, which are anywhere from 44Mhz all the way up to 890Mhz. The dongle sold in the hakshop won't be able to properly use a wifi antenna. Will it still work? Sure, but not very well. A coat hanger will work for an antenna, just look at grandpa's tv, it just won't work well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software-defined_radios
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    It will work for what they're made for. TV signals.
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    This is the one I have. http://www.amazon.com/gp/other/aw/d/B00C37AZXK?cache=3921b2955cb6f9e8c7b0549e477710c8#ref=pd_aw_sbs_1&precache=1
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    The rule is for the make install part, like I said, ignore that part, it doesn't do anything. Wait, I think you may have it now. Try running the command to start the app and see what it does.
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    apt-get install librtlsdr-dev No problem! Been running back and forth outside, just crashed my screaming pineapple in a tree.... Think it's broken until I can get a new motor, sheared the shaft off where the prop attaches... Damn trees.
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    Yea, this is the one real argument the windows evangelists have on linux. Shit works great, then someone makes a small change somewhere and all hell breaks loose. It's one of the main reasons I went from Slackware to Ubuntu years ago. Ubuntu seems to have a better-ish track record of not breaking things too badly.
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    Yep, I'm pretty sure that's the last dependency you'll need. apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev Think that's the right one.... If it doesn't work, try apt-get install libusb-dev I should have written it down when I got it working the other day.
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    Yea, that's weird. I saw it, that's why I replied.
  22. barry99705
    I have them set on my laptops, keeps people like you from changing the boot order so you can get to my hard drive. ;) Try this, not sure if it works or not though... http://dogber1.blogspot.com/2009/05/table-of-reverse-engineered-bios.html
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    Kali is a pretty modified version of Debian, so it doesn't act exactly like Debian. The file you want to edit is /usr/sbin/update-rc.d . Make sure networking, and network manager is whitelisted down towards the bottom of the file. I know my work Dell laptop will automatically connect to wifi, but my compaq personal laptop won't because of driver issues. I have to rfkill unblock all on it first before it will fire up the wireless card. Stupid fake power switch for the wifi doesn't work correctly on this version of Kali.
  24. barry99705
    Now you're in the land of finding dependencies! Run this; apt-get install librtlsdr-dev then run your make command again. A lot of times if you don't have the -dev files you can't compile software.
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    Yep, just follow the steps.
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