Jmanuel

Thanks Darren, Sara send me the tracking number for the missing items, I should be getting them tomorrow. You guys are awesome! I already flashed my pineapple!

Failed to connect to two different access points / WPA2-PSK The first access point I tried to connect to was a picostation The second AP was a mikrotik. I changed the security on the mikrotik to open, and I was able to connect... ?? I'm not sure what's going on yet, but both my laptop and my cell can connect to these APs, but the RTL8187 failes every single time

I tried to connect to my test network witch is setup with WPA2-PSK, but it did not connect. Although, I was able to connect to the RTL8187 and the red light turn on. I don't know why I can't connect to my test network, but should be able to figure this out. Thanks Admin!

What's the light pattern after you boot the pineapple for the first time. I have; a solid Green for ON flashing amber for ethernet activity flashing blue for AR9331 The red light for RTL8187 doesn't turn on. Both Wlan0 and Wlan1 are enable on the UI, but the light doesn't turn on.

I got one of the challenge coins as well. eef5204d6a :)

antidump, Thanks for the pics. Can't wait for them to upload the bin and md5 firmware files. Any luck with the UI?

Thanks! I have an extra 16GB card. What format should I use?

antidump. There was no manual or instructions on the box :(. Could you post the instructions, I couldn't get it to boot, so I thought it was because of the SD card. I connected the MK5 with AC dapter and ethernet cable to my computer > The pineapple boots > all the lights turn on then off > the green light stays on > > after waiting for more than 10 minutes no changes on the lights, only a solid green.

Hey Antidumb, could you be nice enough to dropbox the microSD card files, so that I can download them. You could message me the link. I don't know if you would be allow to post it on the forum.

The instructions were not included, that explains why I'm missing the SD card. All I received was the MK5, AC adapter and plugs.

I got my Pineapple the same night it came out, but my box was missing the SD card, Antennas, and manuals :( I drank all the booze :D ,so I didn't even noticed. Hopefully I can get the missing items later today, or tomorrow. Can't wait to hack all the things!

My Pineapple Mark V did not include the instructions. I plugged it in, but none of the wireless or ethernet lights turn on. Do you happen to have the instructions online?

I forgot about my rubber ducky for a minute :D I'm using the Online Duck encoder.

I will recommend that you spend a little time going through the forum, reading the wiki, and testing on your own GUI = pressing the START key Menu = same as right clicking on a object You can create your own payloads, so the sky is the limit

I was checking the Hakshop, and I noticed that they are now selling a "USB Power Cable" Would this cable provide enough power for the MK4 to be able to operate properly

For the things that you mention. I would recommend that you try spyceworks, It would take you a few hours of research, and it's easy to setup. If you don't have the time, get someone from freelancer to help you :) One more thing, Kaseya is good only if you have more than 1000, they charge per computer NOT CHEAP "deepfreeze those computers and never worry about them"

Hosted PBX is too expensive. Setup your own freePBX with a couple of magic jacks, since you don't need more than 5 lines

Did you try using gparted to partition the flash drive?

I was finally able to test it, and I got it to work. Thanks!

Wow I didn't notice the 1 on the Anon_swap option. I will try this tomorrow, and will let you know. Thanks both for the help.

This is how my fstab looks like config global automount option from_fstab 1 option anon_mount 1 config global autoswap option from_fstab 1 option anon_swap 0 config mount option target /usb option device /dev/sda1 option fstype ext4 option options rw,sync option enabled 1 option enabled_fsck 0 config swap option device /dev/sda2 option enabled 1 I also formatted the swap partition using gparted and I selected Linux-swap. I rebooted my pineapple > inserted the USB, and I'm still not able to see the swap partition I noticed that you have ovelay for your settings? update: I changed the fstab to look like your, but once I rebooted the pineapple it went back to usb, but now under the resouces tab I have this [/code] Disk Usage Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on rootfs 2.7G 68.3M 2.5G 3% / /dev/root 5.0M 5.0M 0 100% /rom tmpfs 14.4M 112.0K 14.3M 1% /tmp tmpfs 512.0K 0 512.0K 0% /dev /dev/sda1 2.7G 68.3M 2.5G 3% /overlay overlayfs:/overlay 2.7G 68.3M 2.5G 3% / /dev/mtdblock7 5.0M 5.0M 0 100% /mnt/mtdblock7 USB Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0781:5571 SanDisk Corp. [/code]

I have the mark 4, and jasagerPwn works perfectly Is it possible to disable DHCP on jasagerPwn, so it can be use from the pineapple. What do you think?

I followed these steps but it only goes in circles between ch1 to ch14

I'm powering my Pineapple with the AC adapter On the resources tap. what am I suppose to have under mount on "/usb" or "/mnt" I ran lsusb and I'm able to see the SanDisk

I followed all the steps, I'm still not able to see the Swap partition This is what I did 1. I formatted the 4GB SanDisk Cruzer Fit using gparted (Main partition 3GB EXT4, SWAP partition 1GB EXT4) 2. Rebooted the Pineapple > inserted the SanDisk > SSH into the Pineapple and this is what I got 3. I rebooted the Pineapple > log in to http://172.16.42.1/pineapple - Advanced option > issued the command "free" and this is what I got Any ideas on why I'm getting zeros