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I use a netgear wnda3100 with the ar9170usb driver. It supports monitor mode and packet injection. Tested using Ubuntu 10.04 and aircrack-ng/kismet. Plus it is dual-band wireless n with a max throughput of 300Mbps. $25 recertified at newegg. I would assume that it will work under bt, since it is a Ubuntu-based distro. To get kismet working, edit the source to: source=ath5k_ag,wlan1,wifi

You should look into UML. This is a standard in not only creating your GUI, but designing your classes, functions, and sub procedures. UML includes many different types of diagrams including: Class diagrams, Component diagrams, Deployement diagrams, Object diagrams, and Package diagrams. I'm sure there are others, but basically UML is a structure and modeling standard that many application developers use. The elements include: actors, business processes, logical components, activities, programming language statments, and database schemas. Modeling is very important, especially for larger applications where there are many developers and anaylists. It is also nice for smaller applications and for documentation purposes as well.

USB Image Tool This is a pretty cool utility that is able to backup/restore USB devices in device mode, so that you can make backups/copies of your multiboot usb drive. You have to image your flash drive in device mode, or it will not make the backup bootable, and you will have to Grub it first. Here is the download site: http://www.alexpage.de/ HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool This utility will format the USB drive in the FAT32 File System, so you don't have to use the Windows Disk Management Tool. Remember that PEtoUSB uses FAT16 and can only recognize partitions < 2 GB. I would just recommend making the drive FAT32 right away. This does the same exact thing as the Windows Disk Management Tool though. Here is the download site: HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool Though I would share