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the forum shortened the link, right-click, copy link for the full url - i'll try to modify the post to display the full URL

there is a special script that may be of use: wget http://www.sbrac.org/files/build-gnuradio && chmod a+x ./build-gnuradio && ./build-gnuradio

ok basically its complaining that gnuradio hasn't been installed or finished installing

ok, what are the errors?

yes, works for me. I couldn't get quisk to work for me, was looking for sound cards as opposed to the rtl-sdr USB device.

apt-get install libboost-all-dev EDIT: boost might take a few minutes to install or we can try and install gqrx git clone https://github.com/csete/gqrx.git cd gqrx sudo apt-get install qtcreator qmake make sudo make install sudo gqrx

ok driver is installed correctly, apt-cache search boost will list potentially what we need to install since we're compiling from source we need one that ends in "-dev"

what if we try sudo rtl_test -t

now try: sudo rtl-sdr -t

but does make;sudo make install work without errors?

for the first rtl-sdr part: try replacing cmake ../ -DINSTALL_UDEV_RULES=ON with cmake ../ and then make;sudo make install for the second stuff - your missing some boost libraries apt-cache search boost

ok it might still work... sudo rtl-sdr -t

git not found? try apt-get install git cmake not found?

whats your error?

can you use usblyzer to capture those keystrokes from a USB Keyboard (the keyboard on your laptop is probably PS2, we need to make sure we are capturing data from a USB keyboard) - tap each key 5x and record the order, post on this thread, your order and the usblyzer file-capture. thanks

1) apt get install build-essential cake libusb-1.0-0-dev 2) then refer to post https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/31717-got-my-sdr-kit-now-what/?p=237932 to install rtl-sdr driver

we can try from here... if we get nowhere, we'll then look at the kali route. previously we got your dongle working, just we didn't have an easy SDR Spectrum Analyzer client installed.

For Canada: I find this list useful for finding ATC channels: http://www.canairradio.com

I heard that people experience problems with unetbootin; Have you tried http://docs.kali.org/installation/kali-linux-live-usb-install

can you also type the following: cat /proc/cpuinfo the torrent should have checked the integrity of the download, so likely the mismatch is between the iso file and the burnt dvd. to perform an md5sum the command is usually md5sum <file> this should match the hash digest printed next to the download on the kali download website

Hard to say; http://www.concise-courses.com/security/kali-linux-vs-backbox/

Canada Frequency Allocation (RF Spectrum) Again big picture, here is the link

1) which version did you install 2) did you verify the download? e.g. md5sum/shasum? 3) what is the spec of your computer/laptop/vmware

Nope - the ducky firmware is for a specific Atmel (AVR) chip, the Teensy 3.1 is ARM. You probably need to dig up all the [Version 1] posts to get an idea on how to program the Teensy 3.1

sorry not familiar with the software. can you try: apt-cache search gqrx