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Haha... Wow, I hadn't heard that story Drewdroid... That's ridiculous! o.0

Not at all! But it think the New Trent one is cheaper! ;)

Nice! Thanks Darren. Have you had success running it on the Mk4?

That looks pretty cool. How many mAh is it? My New Trent is 11000mAh and it lasts forever! I can charge my phone from 5% to full 3 times and about another half charge!

I don't live in Europe, so I can't exactly recommend one, but Darren stated in a post that theoretically almost any 3G modem should work. There is also a list of modems somewhere. I'll try to find it and add a link here. Edit: List that Darren provided of Possibly Supported (but Untested) Modems Edit2: Looks like Whistle Master beat me to it! :)

Awesome news Seb! Thanks!

Great list telot! Also, last time I checked, the wp4.sh script wasn't located on the wiki where the quick start guide said. However, if you change the 4 to 3, that script is there. Andrei0427: I have that battery pack and I really like it! I'm pretty sure it is also the same one that Darren was using when we got the first pics of the Mk4.

rmg: Did you read through the whole thread? Darren posted a fix. Otherwise, wait for the firmware that should be released by Monday...

But I want to be a cool kid and have one! :P

That sounds awesome!! WiFi Analyzer anyone? ;) What's cool about the Urban Assault Mod is it looks like something that's set up everyday! Most people don't notice them and those that do have grown accustomed to seeing them everywhere. The only thing you need is a less "consumer-grade" antenna! I set nodes like these up all the time: Of course this is on top of a bridge, so nobody will see it, but you get my point!

I started another topic for your question bobtheman. This thread is about Reaver on the Mk4. Thanks! :) Also, has anyone gotten it to work on the mon.wlan0 interface? I'm assuming that this is the monitor interface on the pineapple, but I could be wrong. We all know what assuming does! :P I thought, and ofc I could be incorrect, that airmon-ng start wlan0 was run on boot.

Started another topic for this so it can be followed easier as I am interested too.

Exactly telot! Hence my question! I'm in the same boat, minus a serial cable being in the mail. I need to get one of those.

A video tutorial would be great! In fact, it would be awesome to see a lot of pineapple goodness on the next episode!! :)

Nice to see y'all got some new stuff in the Hakshop! I wish you had the Yagi antennas in when I just ordered my Mk4 though... :/

I just gave that a try and it didn't work. It made sense though... I also cant get it to rickroll with https. I ran across that because I use "https everywhere" in Firefox.

So I was trying to play with Reaver on the Mk4 and haven't gotten it to work. I SSHd in to the Mk4 and issued the command: reaver -i mon.wlan0 -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -v and i get "[+] Waiting for beacon from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" and it just sits and nothing happens. So then I tried: reaver -i wlan0 -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -v and i get "[+] Waiting for beacon from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" and it just sits and nothing happens again. I definitely have the correct MAC address, as it works perfectly in BT5r2 with: reaver -i mon0 -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -v So, is mon.wlan0 the correct interface, or do I need to run airmon-ng first? Has anyone had success with Reaver on the Mk4 thus far? Thanks in advance.

My Toshiba Satellite C655 works well. BackTrack 5 boots up with no problems. The internal WiFi card is an RTL8188 and goes into monitor mode perfectly fine and even supports injection. It is probably bigger than you want though since it is a regular laptop. It was fairly inexpensive though. I mainly use my Alfa AWUS036H USB WiFi card though because it has a little bit better range than the built in card. I have also never had any problems with the graphics, everything pretty much works "out of the box"

The new MK4 Pineapple currently comes with a 5dbi antenna, retractable cat5 cable, a the new black Jasager sticker, a US AC power supply, and the quick start guide. In the future, there will be a bundle with a pelican case, battery pack, and whatever else Darren decides to include.

What is the best way to make sure that the center pin is positive if we purchase prefab cables?

xtronic: Make sure that on the Jobs "tab" it looks like this (second box) Execute on Boot: wifi hostapd_cli -p /var/run/hostapd-phy0 karma_disable /etc/init.d/firewall disable; /etc/init.d/firewall stop exit 0 Then press the "Update rc.local" button The page should refresh and it should say "Updated /etc/rc.local" at the top Then reboot (I rebooted it from the Advanced tab)

Nice! I'll be trying this soon. Thanks Darren! Edit: As expected, I added this to the Jobs page in the pineapple and it worked like a charm! Clients can get to the web with no problems. I used the lines that hfam posted above.

I was able to "express my interest" on RS Components, but I got an order in for delivery around April 16.

Any WiFi is theoretically crackable. WEP will definitely be cracked. Just don't use it. WPA(2) is a lot less likely to be cracked, just make sure to use a long and "randomized" password with letters, numbers and special characters. If you really are that paranoid, you could get a "non-consumer" switch and put the wired and wireless sides of your network on separate VLANs. I would however suggest that you don't freak out and spend a lot of money/time running Cat5 throughout your house. Just use best practices and secure both SSIDs with separate but secure (as mentioned above) passwords and NEVER give your main password to anyone you don't EXPLICITLY trust.

I'm having the same issue with urlsnarf not showing up, but that may be related to the issue of clients not being passed to the internet for me... However, I don't see a "urlsnarf" option "heading" like in the mk3 gui.