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I purchased a teensy 2.0, and a sd card adapter from the company provided, I use the teensyduino software to flash the teensy with the sd + keyboard, my computers all then see a "drive" but they never actually recognize or mount an sd card within that drive. Any idea why?

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So status update on my side: I've finally been able toget that sdfatlib to compile successfully onto my teensy, also. I've tried hooking up the teensy to Windows 7 (x64), windows XP, gentoo linux, ubuntu linux and OSX, in each of these systems It sees a drive when plugged in, and the teensy operates just as Id like it to, but you are still not able to access the sdcard itself, can't read, cant write, says that none is inserted. Ive attempted to load using a SanDisk 8 GB, a Sandisk 2GB, a Kingston "HC" 4Gb and none of these disks are readable when plugged into the SD slot on the teensy, althoguh all operate just fine read / write on my previously stated operating systems. So at this point Im sitting at a standstill with getting the SD card to work, althoguh I was able to get the use of internal memory on the teensy to work, woo that nice whopping 25kb :P If anyone has any tips / suggestions / ideas, please let me know! <3

Ahh nice find there, I went ahead and downloaded the latest version, copied the library into my arduino folder, and then imported it, went to verify it and got Gonna start playing around with the source code I guess, let me know if you find anything else! :)

Okay, so after a couple system reboots and re-running teensy, finally got it to mount the drive, thing is, on my system running windows 7, it adds a drive to the list of drives on my system "Removable disk H:" but when I go to view the contents of that drive, it says theres no disk inserted, my device is inserted though o_0

Hey Fellow hak5 members! I've gone ahead and bought the teensy 2.0 , as well as the sd card adapter. Ive successfully been able to write scripts to the teensy itself and run them. I purchased the teensy with bread board pins, and in doing so I have gone ahead and attached the sd card read to the underside of my teensy directly into the pins, (Im not using a breadboard at this point) my question is once I use the teensyduino / teensy loader, how do I actually go about getting the teensy to mount the sd card? Within arduino I set my board to the teensy 2.0 and i set the usb type to SDcard + keyboard. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I'd be willing to put one together for you if you specified what payloads you wanted and such. Shoot me a PM.

I used your scripts and got a few errors returned when running pineapple.sh Ill post what they were shortly, Im still not 100% sure if this is working, Ive tried turning on my Netbook with windows 7, and also my sisters macbook, set it right next to jasager, (so it was clsoer than my actual home router) and booted them up, logged in and they both associated with my actual home network, rather than jasager, although sparactically my neighborsa are hitting it. and also if I use one of my other wireess interfaces to do an airodump-ng I can see that the particaluar bssid that the karma is running on has its essid changing constantly, which I assume is correct.... hmmm! I was also thinking itd be cool to write this script, so that you can make it switch between using ICS, and actually using the WAN port for an ethernet tap, so that if you CAN be wired into the network, you run the script one way, and if you have to associate to a wireless network and cant get eth to the fon, then you run the other part of the script. Could make it very versatile ;) ---------------- Question: Why can't I ping any of my associated clients from my main operating system? I have the ICS running, through my netbook which is running backtrack, eth0 is 10.110.0.1 , and Im trying to ping my other laptop that I had wirelessly get captured by jasager, 10.110.0.216 , neither system can ping the other. why might this be?

Xeno- That sounds like a great idea, maybe I will write up a script that will allow me to super easily switch between using the ICS for sharing internet off my wlan0 connection, and then another that allows me to use the wan port attached to an internet connection on the jasager! Digi- Ive been using wireshark to do that, difficult thing is that eth0 , eth0.0 and eth0.1 have the same mac address, but I have and will continue to use this method to troubleshoot the communication That being said, I've followed echoblack's ICS tutorial ( http://hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=15200 ) and appear to have gotten things working, although I cant associate with my external wlan0 NIC because Im at work and theres only one corporate network I can find which I dont want to connect to jasager. haha.

Digi - When doing the ping, Im not sure which it uses in the case of the interface not being specified, sometimes by default it seems to use the WAN sometimes LAN, usually default seems to be using LAN though. Xeno - Ill definitely look into ICS, stumbeled across http://hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic...mp;#entry148979 , Im going to try to find that one... Is there an easy way to switch it up between using ICS (using the internets connection on my laptop for jasagers victims), to using the eth0 connection that is on the WAN, while sniffing the eth0 on LAN, Just in case when Im out in the wild, I can be agile and have my options as to how I want to work things :-)

echoblack, I was wondering.... Ive initially setup my fon with jasager to use 192.168.*.* for everything thus far, Id like to switch it up and use what you are usually, especially since I would like to use this awesome script youve come up with. I was wondering if you would be able to post your /etc/config/network , /etc/config/wireless, etc... basically the main files youve used to setup your network... you could use the option in OpenWRT to save a config file backup and upload that, it would make it a lot easier to follow the tutorials too wouldnt it, wouldn't I be able to replace my config files with yours and then boom, everything should plug in together and become a working environment?

So Im not sure what had gotten my FON working, but it was while I was at work last week, well after work, I powered down my fon, as well as my laptop that Ive been doing this on, took everything home and didnt hook it up til sunday because I was out of town for a couple days. Now that Ive tried getting it running at home, it wont work. Ive done my best to again make sure my config file matches what you have and such, When I initiate a ping google.com , it pings and replies.. if I ping -I eth0.0 google.com, it doesnt get a reply at all. If I ping -I eth0.1 google.com, I get a ping and a reply from my laptop, attached to LAN, I am able to connect to the webif for jasager and openwrt. I can also ping my FONS LAN port from the laptop, but it will not ping the WAN port (from LAN) So, I can see that eth0.1 ( WAN ) is definitely getting its connection to the outside works, and its getting assigned a DHCP address...I can see that eth0.0 ( LAN ) is able to communicate with my laptop just fine, so it appears something is wrong with the connection between the bridge. any help or pointers? :)

Ladies and Gentlemen..... After a very long couple months..... JASAGER IS ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!! :) I think its all working too, Im trying to test it out. Any recommendations from you guys as to what to do now? (saving certain files, installing plugsins or anything)? I know its out there somewhere, and trust me im searching, but if anyone could point me in the direction of figuring out how to make a wireless interface on my laptop, thats associated with an access point (Not the fon) the gateway for my fon, that way I can sniff completely wirelessly without having to be using an ethernet cable from a wall on the wan Thanks so much guys! xeno - your whole wardriving unit sounds pretty awesome! Id like to get something like that put together. What would be ideal, is to get two fons, one that auto connects to networks, and one that does the injecting, that way you can get a battery pack on there, hide it inside a stuffed animal and just leave it anywhere, to do its own thing, throw on an SD card and some scripts and you could have it running attacks on its own!

I just made the changes to my /etc/config/network file, changed my 'lan' connection, to 'br-lan' and setup the ip address as you said, only thing is my ifname was already set to eth0.0 so I left it. are those IP addresses the same way my entire environment should be setup? at my house my networks setup on the 192.168.0.* so I just dont want to have anything conflicting. I reset my machine after making the changes as you indicated above, and now I cant get the fon to ping out, and it wont ping its own address (I tried 192.168.0.1, 0.2, 1.1, Finally, the last day of finals at school. Time to focus on getting this Fon working! ***ALSO***** While still not having the IP working, I changed the ssh password just using the serial connection, I echo'd the line into the opkg file, but cant send it off because of no network access I enabled the wireless, even thoguh I still dont see it broadcasting? is it supposed to? I followed the "enable duplicate ports" I activated and entered the firewall rules. All this done, and Im still not sure of the fon status. At this point in the game, should I be doing everything directly from fon to my laptop, using the wan port? should I be doing anything with serial? Should I attach my fon to my home router via lan / wan so that It gets an outward internet connection? And at the end result of all this, if Im not mistaken, I will be able to plug my fon into an ethernet source for traffic, and then I can also either wirelessly or wired connect into it, and sniff the packets that are on whatever interface jasager is associated with. Is this right? Can jasager associate with an access point wirelessly?