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I was also curious to know this since i didn't, Thank you for explaining.

MrCarisma, I would just install the "WiFi manager" Infusion for the MK5. It's a easy way to manage the wireless setting.

Yeah I would try some like: Anker 2nd Gen Astro Pro2 20000mAh that supports 12v DC output and been told works good.

"Quagmire Voice" Alll Right!!!! B)

Like mreidiv side; all it is, is a GUI and it somewhere in the $200 bucks rang. When you can get a WiFi Pineapple for less and do more then just "Reaver". I have, had this conversation with another member, that agreed with the same thing.

When you say battery, what battery are you talking about? what mAh is it and is it 12V battery? Because that sounds like a lack of power, but I could be wrong.

Nice! I'm going to try that out, thank you! As of for the SSH I don't think that is possible, If your goal is to have multiple terminals open then "Tmux" a terminal multiplexer is what i would recommended.

Like foxtrot side make sure you gave your computer the static IP address of 192.168.1.2 and please make sure the DIP Switches are right.

The infusion GET does exist for the MK5 check it out on the WiFi pineapple website https://wifipineapple.com/?infusions

No worries. yeah we got to do this again.

I'm not sure your doing it right.. 1) Download the "stager.bin" and "upgrade.zip" 2) With the WiFi pineapple off put the DIP switches in up, up, up, up, down (1 1 1 1 0) 3) Connect the Ethernet to WiFi pineapple and computer, then assign the computer a static of 192.168.1.2 4) Plug the WiFi pineapple to power wait a min then nav to 192.168.1.1 on the web browser. 5) Give the recovery the "stager.bin" wait till its done then and say to turn off. 6) Extract the "upgrade.bin" form the zip file. in to the SD card. (now make sure you reformat the SD to FAT (not FAT 32) and put the upgrade.bin and md5 file in the root of the SD. 7) With the WiFi pineapple off Put the DIP Switches back to up, up, up, up, up (1 1 1 1 1) and put in the SD card. 8) Power the WiFi pineapple with the AC adapter and wait till you see the Set up order of the LED's Green means power Solid Blue mean it in the process of Flashing. Amber will blink meaning the it's looking for the upgrade.bin file. Then if you don't get the Red LED (Red Solid means didn't match MD5) Then the Blue LED should start blinking meaning the WiFi Pineapple is Booting up.

Kool man thank for the help again and hopefully we can do this some more, I learned a lot.

Zion22 did you ever get around to taking the picture?

So you flash the "stager.bin" and then flash the "upgrade.bin" (latest 1.0.4 firmware) ?? Did you make sure that the MD5 match?? (for both the "stager.bin" and "upgrade.bin").

It should look like this http://i.imgur.com/qHEMYK9.jpg