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Got the same problem. Started a thread too. I was able to manually assign an IP to poke around. Haven't found any resolve yet.

Thanks Yes, I can manually set the IP. Stated that earlier. But it renders the LAN Turtle basically useless for it intended use. The Mac (10.9) has zero problem getting a DHP lease via any other adapter (WiFi, built in E-Net, Tetra, MK4, ReaverPro, several USB-Ethernet adapters) Same with the Lenovo Kali box. The turtle worked fine in the past, then poof. No Leases after a simple reboot. Been re-flashed 3 or 4 times.

USB spec is 500ma per port. A lot of hubs/PCs offer 1000ma (1 amp). Sometimes even more. The y cable allows you to double the power given to the Nano. I've used in a pinch in the past, the fatter plug into the PC, and a USB battery pack for the supplement power.

Yup a mac and a linux box. (both real PCs not VMs)

OK, wandered around and still lost. How to enable DHCP server on the USB connector, so the Turtle will dole out an IP to the host PC? Which interfaces are wihch? (I've re-flashed at least 3 times with no joy)

Dang! Dude! Thanks for the heads up on besside-ng! I was doing the hard way. Tried it out, and love it. Set up a RasPi, with some scripts that dump to a webpage, and some other housekeeping stuff. Just went 'war-walking' with it, and even with my NY walking pace got a ton of handshakes.

Nothing. And even if it did spread to the pineapple, its still not my issue on a LAN turtle :)

Try removing the SD card. I have one Ducky that is missing the little rubber part of the button. Just using a paperclip or such works. But I'd try to find something not conductive.

Is the TV associating to the PineAP? Turn off Broadcast SSID Pool, if enabled and see. Is odd, and kinda funny, but annoying.

I keep all my devices on my LAN held to a DHCP reservations. (its like static IPs assigned from a central location. And makes finding rouge devices easier) My Tetra (and probably the nano, and mkV and mkIVs ) won't accept the reservation IP of the DHCP server (Synology NAS is dolling out the IPs) It keeps using the last IP it had. The DHCP server is using a rather short lease time (5 minutes) Most, but not all devices, react correctly to this and get the assigned/reserved IP. So my Q is what file do I gotta twiddle/delete to get the Tetra to get the new/correct IP? (turning the Tetra on after the lease time expired does not work) TAI

Confused on the radios. I understand the WLAN0 is the one opposite the SD card near the female USB port, and WLAN1 is the one closest to the power/male USB port WLAN0 is the AP/management radio WLAN1 is the recon, client, etc. When connecting a client on WLAN1, it states that "wlan1 will interfere with PineAP." (in Network ) I figured PineAP was on WLAN0? Is this a typo? Any chances of supporting WPA2 Enterprise for client connects?

Yup. Done it twice with no joy. Also tried other computers edit: If I manually assign the IP things work. Now off to investigate the DHCP server issue.

Plugged in the turtle and now just getting the self assigned IP on the USB side. 169.254.xx.xx So I can't ssh in. It does get a legit IP on the ethernet port. nmap shows no open ports on the ethernet port. EDIT: found solution ( and to avoid reading through full thread) Set IP manually, ssh in and in /etc/config/dhcp At bottom make sure option maindhcp '1' and not '0'

Ok. So no input filtering. I'll whip up a filter.

Other aspect is that a turtle will have to send sniffed traffic over the same port used for real traffic. So filtering to avoid bandwidth issues would be needed. With the tap, you need two adapters on the sniffing machine if you want to capture traffic in both directions.

Can the MKV handle the 13.8VDC from a ciggy port adapter?

Lan tap will sniff traffic to a third machine live. (and only sniff) The turtle is more like a MitM computer under your control (if done right)

taskkill did kill it (msseces.exe) for current user (standard) in Win7

hackthissite .net? .org? .com? is fun too.

I was getting really weird results too. Then noticed I was using the wrong keyboard layout when running the encoder.

Gonna try the -A I usually use the -O

try netstat -plant and see what programs are using those ports.

PTF (Pen Testers Framework) might be an alternative to a Kali-pi. I've run it, but it took *forever* to install ALL.

Just echo'ing to a file is as easy and less visually 'flashy'

Just had these problems on a ducky here. Here's what I found and what worked for me. I didn't seem to get the images/HEXs from the git hub to work. (but can't confirm it 100% only tried 2 and might have screwed something up) I grabbed the text and saved in TextEdit as plain text (might be OSX's line endings if I had to guess). Had a folder that had ones I DL'd a year or so ago. Those worked. On OSX (10.9-Macericks) Insert while holding button down. sudo ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 reset sudo ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 erase sudo ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 flash --suppress-bootloader-mem <hexfile> sudo ./dfu-programmer at32uc3b1256 reset Now If I got a no device error, I just did the unplug, and reinsert while holding button. I tried 2 of my older HEX files and both worked. Hope this helps you guys. (Now if we could get some descriptions on the github page stating what each firmware does, that would be cool. Just says something along the lines of "moved from googlecode to github currently)