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Isn't that the pineapple in its case on the right hand side?

I have never got client mode to work correctly on my MacBook without using kali in a vm but I don't mind that at all I almost always have a few vm's running anyway. Personally I use ics from my laptop when I want to use wireshark and see the data live or when I'm just playing with setting and want to be connected when taking wireless up and down. But in general I like client mode when possible.

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whats the output of cat /etc/config/wireless ?

do you mean when you put payloads on the sd card it does not run them or when you put an sd card in the duck and plug it in you cant see the card mounted as a drive on your computer? if the problem is the latter thats to be expected as the device is not an sd card reader with the stock firmware you will need an external reader to load your payloads

i am not in front of my pineapple right now to test but the code is entered into ssh or through execute command from the web gui all on one line wit ; separating them what its doing is changing your config file located at /etc/config/wireless and then restarting the wireless to add wlan2 to the config you could do wifi detect > /etc/config/wireless && reboot that will check for all wireless hardware and rebuild the config file including your wlan2 device and reboot with the correct config. then you could add uci set wireless.@wifi-device[2].country=BO uci set wireless.@wifi-device[2].txpower=24 so then you could enter uci set wireless.@wifi-device[0].country=BO; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[0].txpower=24; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[1].country=BO; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[1].txpower=29; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[2].country=BO; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[2].txpower=24; uci commit wireless; wifi all one line in a dip switch or through the gui's execute command. again I am not in front of my pineapple but this should work. the only thing i am unsure about if if you can leave the config with the wlan2 in it after you remove the device or if you will have to reset the config again.... i would think it should not be an issue having the extra device in the config even when not connected.

Ok just tested and it works for me but I have been resetting my /etc/config/wireless and rebooting when I plug in a USB wifi card have you tried that?

Nope it was the rh I used, if I recall that's a 3070 but I will test my 8187 and report back

I am almost sure it was the 036H so a 8187. Because I think the nh's are at the office but I will confirm

hmm not sure what one I used now that you mention it but I only have two AWUS051NH's and and three AWUS036H's so it can only have been one of the two models. I can look when I get home though.

This is how I do it when I need both inboard radios, it works well. A pain having an external Alfa sometimes but it gets the job done nicely.

when i made that change i tested with a few devices and it listed 3 so it seems to have worked for me

nice find thanks!

not sure I reset, I will put the 32 back in tonight and look for it

weird ya your wireless file looks correct.... I honestly have no idea what the problem is..... does it make any difference if you run "changemac -c" then try to connect? all my script does is change the mac address in iface so running -c will set everything back to the way it was before, it changes nothing else... also maybe try turning off wpa on your router just to see if it connects then. at least if it still does not connect we know it has nothing to do with encryption.

Ok I'll do that when I get home this afternoon EDIT: Or I can just try to type it out on my iphone. It's really easy. In osx connect to your wifi as you normally would. Connect your pineapple to your Ethernet port. In vmware edit your current network adapter to bridged with your wireless card. Then create a second adapter and bridge it to your Ethernet port. Then just run the ics script and enter eth0 for the connection to Internet and eth1 for the connection to pineapple. Every other setting should be standard. Hope that works for you. If not let me know and I can do a better tutorial with images showing the steps when I get home

I use Internet sharing with my Mac all the time but I do it with vmware and kali. If your open to doing it that way it's really easy and I can do a short tutorial for you. I tried the YouTube video on ics with just osx but it didn't work for me. At least with vmware I can stay in osx without rebooting

Wireless manager does not show the changed Mac if that's where your looking. I believe it gets it's info from the wrong location and Not from ifconfig. If you click the system's network infusion it shows an ifconfig on the first page and under wlan0 and wlan1 it should show the changed Mac addresses not the default 00:13:##:##:##:## ones

Hmm that does sound weird. Can you post the output of "cat /etc/config/wireless" after running changemac -r I have also had to hit refresh ssid's a few times since getting my mk5 but after it lists them I have had no issues connecting since the first network tile update

I had been playing with my pineapple for a bit and all of a sudden when I started the web ui it hung when loading my installed infusions (all on sd) when I sshd in and looked at /sd it took about 4 minutes to ls. so I decided to format it from the gui, it ran for a bit then said done. However if I look at /sd in ssh the card has not been formatted (although ls was instant this time), all infusions were still there... just as a test I created a new dir and formatted again sure enough the new dir was still there... so I manually deleted everything on the sd and re installed my infusions. about an hour latter it happened again... so I decided dead sd (brand new out of the box today) so I installed a 2nd new 32gb sd card (I have 3 all new) but again after a few hours the sd started to hang. and again format did not format the sd... so I tried another new one... I could believe I got 1 in 3 dead 32gb cards but 3 in 3? I have now been running an 8gb card for a few hours and so far no issues (fingers crossed) any one have any ideas? oh also two of three 32gb sd cards were Patriot one was Kingston & the 8gb is Patriot.

ya macchanger does not bring everything back up correctly. the link xrad posted will work though

cp -f /sd/starbucks /etc/config/wireless; wifi adding the wifi command will bring your interfaces down then up and keep things working unlike "ifconfig wlan0 down" "ifconfig wlan0 up" so you could connect in the web ui then use execute command to run cp /etc/config/wireless /sd/[name of network] and just set the name accordingly in both commands also keep in mind this will change all settings having to do with wireless so if you use "free wifi" for your pineapples ssid name when you set a config it will be part of the file.

until changing mac addresses is part of the ui here is an easier way to install the change mac script so it will run from any directory or dip switches simply run the following via ssh or through execute command from the web gui wget -P /tmp/ http://trtsgc.com/changemac/install.sh; chmod +x install.sh; sh /tmp/install.sh Personally I set two dips for mac addresses for now WiFi Pineapple MK5 mac address changer. Usage: changemac [options] changemac -r Set random mac addresses changemac -c Set mac addresses back to default changemac -m [wlan0 mac] [wlan1 mac] Set specific mac addresses changemac -reset Reset wireless config to default changemac -d Install changemac dependencies* changemac -u Update changemac* *Needs internet access

Glad to hear it!

did you try the unbricking directions here? https://wifipineapple.com/?flashing