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ok so then format the drive. i usually just wipe the whole drive clean no partitions no format just empty. then i unplug it plug it back in and unetbootin sees it just fine. i format the drive it self not just the volume on the drive. the volume has to be unmounted before you can format it btw.

ok youre doing it wrong. lets say your computer is connected to the internet via wlan(wifi adapter) and the computer is connected to the pineapple via ethernet connection. ok so what you need to do is share the wifi adapters connection not the ethernet adapter. you essentially want to share the wireless adapters connection to the the ethernet port so that the pineapple can connect. so instead of modifying the computers wifi connection to 172.16.42.42 and 255.255.255.0 with a preferred dns of 8.8.8.8 you need to modify the ethernet lan adapter settings with those. so essentially whats happening is that your computers wireless adapter is connected to the internet via whatever AP you are connected to, you are going to share that wifi adapters internet connection to the LAN adapter (DO NOT CHANGE THE WIRELESS ADAPTERS IP ADDRESS OR SUBNET OR DNS LEAVE THEM ALONE) the wireless adapter is getting its ip address and dns and subnet from the access point that its connected to. 172.16.42.1:1471. then the rest is for you to have fun with. try to keep a mental note of the route. wireless access point -> computers wifi adapter -> computers lan adapter -> wifi pineapple wan ethernet adapter -> and so on

this really depends on what you mean when you say "performs the best on wireless" these chipsets can come in different hardware configureations too. for example RT2770 can come in usb 2.0 bgn or usb 2.0 abgn and the RT2750 comes in pcie or usb 2.0 abgn or bgn. of the chipsets you listed only the rt2700 chipsets (which include RT2770 and RT2750 chips) have 1x2:2 mimo capabilities and will allow you to customize the tx/rx bitrate and have full 20mhz/40mhz 11n features. the ar9271 is 80211n 1stream so its only 2.4ghz 20mhz 11n compatible, no 5ghz. the rtl8188ru also is also a 1T1R 11n device so it will have simmilar limitations for throughput and antenna diversity settings. the rtl8188ru also DOES support software AP mode. as do the others. so its really up to you and what youre going to be doing with the devices. its always a good idea to have more than one wireless adapter/chipsets. just get all of them.

hell yes the s7 is p sick ultra

you should look into a fun little tool called dnschef.

jesus fuck all that over priced fancy shit. get a little netbook and a used ultrabook of craigslist. youre bound to find some asshole sellin one cheap for some reason. i would just recommend a ssd and a thin small formfactor. /me prefers 10-13" screen sizes for his laptops.

ok besides just linking to your dropbox with the .apk's (who really knows what youve really got there) you should also link to the documentation and the website if avail. such as bcmon.apk. people need to know that this is only compatible with certain devices with the bcm4329 or bcm4330 chipsets. and even then isnt compatible with certain rom versions. youre looking for trouble if you start installing different firmware and modules on your hardware that werent compiled or arent compatible with your kernel version. just having root isnt enough for many of these tools. however things like netspoofer are fine with just a rooted device because it does all the work in a debian chroot. also to add to your list is intercepter-ng a pretty neat tool. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=su.sniff.cepter&hl=en

yes the battery health deteriorates after x amount of charges/discharges. all of my laptops have this issue. i have one that actually wont hold any charge at all anymore, the computer doesnt even recognize that it has a battery installed. and if you unplug it it instantly powers off. most laptop batteries will be good for approx 300 charges/dischares or so. bout a year or two. then they start to lose capacity. tools like acpi will show you your battery stats. for example this is mine right now using the command acpi -V Battery 0: Full, 100% Battery 0: design capacity 5661 mAh, last full capacity 2667 mAh = 47% Adapter 0: on-line Thermal 0: ok, 63.0 degrees C Thermal 0: trip point 0 switches to mode critical at temperature 105.0 degrees C Thermal 0: trip point 1 switches to mode passive at temperature 93.0 degrees C Cooling 0: LCD 6 of 15 Cooling 1: LCD 6 of 15 Cooling 2: Processor 0 of 10 Cooling 3: Processor 0 of 10 you can see that the battery is designed to be 5661 mAh at 100% charge but it is only 2667 mAh at 100% charge approx 47% of what it used to be.

what you should do is first of all get rid of that stock sprint rom and flash a custom rom version to your device.

this varries widely depending on the device, the type of connection, (usb, bluetooth, wifi) the rom, the service provider, etc etc. its not the same on all device.

yes

you see there are two versions on the bcmon.blogspot.com. one is for devices that have the bcm4329 wireless chipset and one is for the bcm4330 wireless chipset. i know that this works on devices that arent listed on their site as well. i was able to get this working on both of my htc mytouch 4g phones in cyanogenmod 7.2. you should try flashing a cm7.2 rom for your phone and try the bcmon.apk app and see if it works then. keep in mind that cyanogenmods come with older terminal emulator apps installed as system app. so you need to first uninstall the terminal from the system apps then reinstall the latest terminal emulator from the play store. you also need to update busybox. ive had pretty good luck with 1.20.0 on cm7.2 on both my htc glaciers and both of my htc evo 4g.

yeah you wanns get like this huh? https://app.box.com/s/ow7jfgainmeq10fdpl70 https://app.box.com/s/92j6nk5jtfrcm6uddw8x https://app.box.com/s/43k85r8r2lpsuqbvd820 https://app.box.com/s/1e9jcw1yxc15wq1l1oft https://app.box.com/s/2ty3zqr6ir925l70qd92 https://app.box.com/s/awug78s3gwpmt43kk81q https://app.box.com/s/wwcwximlgk29t0t2j769 https://app.box.com/s/qdqm1gt4fd5xr05cdsew https://app.box.com/s/4xriiwm6ycdkl00xfqxo https://app.box.com/s/tlzfwhelg1g5fhm5xd2o https://app.box.com/s/hpupfnzolgtgztgznp81 https://app.box.com/s/rfybjoqmggakwr96brdp https://app.box.com/s/pvf0x6zqhn861owi9xmj all my droids can hax the wifis.

have you disabled the secure boot setting in your UEFI firmware settings? if you have secure boot enabled youre going to have problems.

well it depends on which type of system youre talking about. different systems keep this info in different places. for expample your linux powered android device will store these in the /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf file.

which chipsets are the two cards that you have now?

that is definitly not a hirose u.fl connection.

haha thats insane expensive. i can do all that with a used hp touchpad off craigslist for 90 bucks. no way is that worth the money thats nuts.

honestly if you really want to learn about your mobile android device and how to mod/hack it hop over to the xda-developers.com forums. my name on those forums is haxin so if you join can you put my name as the one that referred you? thanks.

yeah im with you. the pwnphone thing is cool and all but i mean really you can pick up a pretty awesome used tablet on criaigslist and do all that and more. i never leave home without one of my tablets and i always have one of my phones with me. so for meim droid'in it all the way.

ok so a lot of people think that they can just plug in an external wireless adapter with an otg cable nd theyre gonna start pwning every network wherever they go right? well no its not as simple as you think. i'll explain what you need to do, ive done it on a few of my tablets. first you need to install a chroot ubuntu or debian on your phone or tablet, it sounds like youve done that already so good. next chroot into the distribution by whatever means you want, terminal on the device, adb connection or whatever. then wget the source for your devices kernel. (if you know how to get that) if not ill try and help you find it. then youre gonna compile and install the drivers/modules just like you would on any linux box pretty much. mkdir linux , cd linux unpack the kernel source here. (not every devices is the same but heres what i had to do on mine) modify Makefile, Find the CFLAGS_MODULE line, add -fno-pic this flag to the end of the line: CFLAGS_MODULE = -fno-pic $ zcat /proc/config.gz > .config $ make oldconfig modify .config or use "make menuconfig" $ make -j5 modules $ make modules_install $ depmod -a $ find /lib/modules/$ (uname -r) -name '*.ko OK SO NOW THAT YOURE DONE WITH THAT HERES THE NEXT STEP. now while youre still getting an internet connection with your built in wireless you need to do this apt-get install wicd-curses (or wicd-cli if you prefer) so that youll be able to manage your connections from the terminal also need wpasupplicant and dbus plus any of their dependencies. now after thats done you need to TURN OFF YOUR ANDROIDS WIFI! droid wont play nice with two wireless adapters trust me. now you need to install your newly compiled modules $ insmod from the terminal in your case youll need these three eeprom_93cx6.ko, mac80211.ko, rtl8187 start dbus and wicd (/etc/init.d/dbus start; /etc/init.d/wicd start) run wicd-curses (or wicd-cli), refresh the network list and connect to your network configure dns for android to your dns or to googles (setprop net.dns1 8.8.8.8) =WIN! now when you want to stop using it just go in reverese stop wicd and dbus (/etc/init.d/wicd stop; /etc/init.d/dbus stop) kill any running dhcp clients (killall dhclient) rmmod your modules (in your case eeprom_93cx6.ko, mac80211.ko, rtl8187) then once you get all that going, you can be a mobile badass like me https://www.box.com/s/rfybjoqmggakwr96brdp https://www.box.com/s/pvf0x6zqhn861owi9xmj https://www.box.com/s/hpupfnzolgtgztgznp81

yes driftnet has always worked great for me. first of all you cant expect to get any help with that question you asked. you didnt list any details on your setup, or any thing. ok so your running arpspoof and sslstrip and driftnet???? AND each one of those has tons of arguments commands and options that need to be setup properly. how about listing your exact commands from the terminal from the very start. and then maybe we can start working on fine tuning it. as of right now i dont even know where to start. also if you want to strip data like pictures and other specific data from your pcap files theres a couple of good ones i like. one is tcpxtract and the other one is chaosreader, now post up all the settings and options that youre entering in the terminal and lets figure dis out https://www.box.com/s/1wncxfzuwz415tnup44t

if i remeber correctly the bcm4312 card is from a dell laptop im pretty sure its a dell wireless 1397 card. and as far as the antennas and cables go, u.fl referes to the connection type on the mini pci-e cards. a u.fl to rp-sma pigtail will plug directly into the minipci-e card and enable you to connect any antenna with an rp-sma connection. there's many different types of connectors and adapters. u.fl, rp-sma, bnc, N-type, etc etc.

i've never been a huge atheros fan, but lots of people like atheros. it depends on which atheros chipset of course. i prefer realtek 8187l chips, ralink chips, and one of my favorite minipci-e cards is broadcom BCM4312 LP-PHY chip (PCI ID 14E4:4315), its been one of the best minipci-e ive ever used. never needed any patches for reg domain override, and channel -1, etc. i have so many different wireless adapters its rediculous but i usually only use a couple different ones.