haroo
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i have a raspberry pi that connects to the internet and shares it to my pineapple via Ethernet (the RPI is setup right and works awesome at boot) but when i boot the pineapple i need to go to network and add the br-lan route for the tethering to work. this is a permanent setup and i want that route to be set at boot. i have looked and i know this is an easy one but i am just stumped... any help would be awesome.
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I got it, what i did. formatted SD card ext4 primary (was ext4 before but was logical) dip 5 down ,no sdcard, boot http://192.168.1.1 uploaded factory file. got the good light sequence right away after it finished. put sdcard in flipped up dip 5 restarted. off to the races.
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any input would be appreciated.
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new PSU made no difference.
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i found a 12v 1A power supply and im trying it right now to completely rule out power issue
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OK, I'm pretty experienced with the wifi pineapple and Linux in general I'm no expert but i can get around and do what i need to do. that said. i recently pulled my MKV out and dusted it off. I had stole the sdcard for another project at some point. i booted the mkv up and all i got was solid green and flashing blue light. i let it flash blue all night and same thing in the morning. i rebooted. same. i found a 2gb sdcard, i formatted it FAT put it in the MKV, put dip #5 down and booted up hooked to my PC with an ip address of 192.168.1.2. i http://192.168.1.1and get the recovery page. i downloaded the proper factory bin and it went too 100% and told me to flip my dip back up and reboot, so i did.. reboots to blinking blue. things i have tried -format the sdcard EXT4- still blinks blue for hours after the reboot -let it sit after loading the bin for it to get the happy light sequence - still blinks blue forever. - tried to power off my batt - still blinks blue for days - tried a different power supply 9v 1A = 9 watts should be good right? - tried an 8gb class10 sdcard - same after changing each variable i followed the unbrick process with no success. i have read a similar thread on the same issue and the admin said the answer was in the FAQ. if it is i'm blind or retarded. Thanks for the help Haroo
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there is an infusion for this it makes it easy. its called network manager. for fw 3 its called wifi manager but i couldnt get wifi manager to work so i downgraded to 2.8.1 and i was up and running in a few min. hope this helps and makes it easy for you. haroo
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im using 12v 1A. could i go bigger than that safely? i dont have the serial device to reflash but will order one when i can. Thanks
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ok so my pineapple reboots when i have it under a little load. i have checked everything i can find on the forums i think it has to do with this /dev/root 5.3M 5.3M 0 100% /rom when i first got my pineapple i installed some infusions to the device and that seemed to have filled the dev/root/ does anyone know where i can find some files i can delete to free up some room to see if thats my issue? Im on FW 3 but was having the same issue on all the other revs Thanks Haroo
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i have reverted to 2.5.0 and so far i have not got a reboot and im up for 30 min now. will post results. if its works good ill go back to 2.7.7 and see if i get reboots
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ive done that :( ill try it again
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runs longer without reaver. last time it rebooted it didnt recognize the ath9k i unplugged it from the hub and plugged it back in and it recognized it .
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when i just run sslstrip and no reaver it does the same thing but lasts longer than when i have reaver running
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/dev/root is completely full and i dont know why that is. is there a way i can clean it up?
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root@Pineapple:~# free total used free shared buffers Mem: 29336 28380 956 0 1648 -/+ buffers: 26732 2604 Swap: 975748 6168 969580 root@Pineapple:~# ps root@Pineapple:~# df -h Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on rootfs 1.1M 444.0K 644.0K 41% / /dev/root 5.0M 5.0M 0 100% /rom tmpfs 14.3M 120.0K 14.2M 1% /tmp tmpfs 512.0K 0 512.0K 0% /dev /dev/mtdblock3 1.1M 444.0K 644.0K 41% /overlay overlayfs:/overlay 1.1M 444.0K 644.0K 41% / /dev/sda1 2.8G 142.8M 2.5G 5% /usb