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After some testing today, I figured out some of the answers.. 1. You do not need to preload, this file will configure your country and txpower 3. I can mac spoof with this.

Very interesting... Today I started 'hand writing' some wireless profiles for a couple of spots around town. I created 3 profiles and added them to dip switches. I created one named 'wireleshome' config wifi-device radio0 option type mac80211 option channel 11 option hwmode 11ng option macaddr 00:13:37:00:00:00 option htmode HT20 list ht_capab SHORT-GI-20 list ht_capab SHORT-GI-40 list ht_capab RX-STBC1 list ht_capab DSSS_CCK-40 option country BO option txpower 30 # REMOVE THIS LINE TO ENABLE WIFI: # option disabled 1 config wifi-iface option device radio0 option network lan option mode ap option ssid attwifi option encryption none config wifi-device radio1 option type mac80211 option channel 11 option hwmode 11g option macaddr 00:13:37:00:00:00 option country BO option txpower 30 # REMOVE THIS LINE TO ENABLE WIFI: # option disabled 1 config wifi-iface option device radio1 option network wan option mode sta option ssid ASUS option key 12345678 option encryption psk2+ccmp On bootup, I have the command on a dip switch line: cp /sd/dip/wirelesshome /etc/config/wireless; uci commit wireless; wifi I happened to notice that web pages came up a little quicker. I did a speed test and Holy Cow! 10Mbps dl/8Mbps ul!! For the first time since buying this, I am above 1Mbps I have no idea why, it just seems that if you do everything with tiles like you're supposed to, the throughput is low. I am a complete noob at this but I am glad to have stumbled on some sort of find.

We don't know the percentage of units that Darren had to replace because of broken pins. I could only guess that it had to be a lot if he called for a design change. Another theory is that they had a crate full of 2dbi 6dbi antennas laying around and this was a good way to use them up. Who knows.

I wanted to pre-program my pineapple with 3 profiles. I did a little recon and found 3 locations that are prime for me. I searched and found this thread.... https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/30797-dip-switches-to-choose-wifi-client/?hl=%2Bdip+%2Bswitch I setup my 'wireless' config for one location and saved it. Here it is: config wifi-device 'radio0' option type 'mac80211' option hwmode '11ng' option macaddr '00:13:37:00:00:00' option htmode 'HT20' list ht_capab 'SHORT-GI-20' list ht_capab 'SHORT-GI-40' list ht_capab 'RX-STBC1' list ht_capab 'DSSS_CCK-40' option channel '1' option disabled '0' option country 'BO' option txpower '30' config wifi-iface option device 'radio0' option hidden '0' option mode 'ap' option network 'lan' option ssid 'attwifi' config wifi-device 'radio1' option type 'mac80211' option hwmode '11g' option macaddr '00:13:37:00:00:00' option disabled '0' option channel '1' option country 'BO' option txpower '30' config wifi-iface option device 'radio1' option hidden '0' option ssid 'freewifi' option network 'wan' option mode 'sta' My questions are: 1. I notice that my 'country' and 'txpower' have been saved in this config. Is this all I need or do I need to still preload: uci set wireless.@wifi-device[0].country=BO; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[0].txpower=30; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[1].country=BO; uci set wireless.@wifi-device[1].txpower=30; uci commit wireless; wifi 2. If I need to preload the stuff above, can I just add that to a script file or something? Instead of typing that out on ever dipswitch line? 3. I need to spoof my mac address to gain access to 'free wifi', can I simply change the 'option macaddr' field to my spoofed address? 4. Thank you.

Did it, thanks

I've been having the same issue. I can't get it to work period. Same setup.. wlan0 - AP wlan1 - Client wlan2 - Deauth I can ssh in and aireplay-ng -0 0 blah blah and it works just fine. From the infusion, even if I only blacklist my home network nothing happens.

Just a shot in the dark.. Maybe one of these hitchhiked from Darrens studio :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Click_bug

I'm checking out freedompop.com this morning. They ride on the Sprint network. Basic plan is 500MB for free per month, .02/MB after. It can get expensive at $20/GB after your free 500MB. They have other plans that are really cheap. I would want to figure out a way to block youtube or cap a client though.

Almost every single "Wall Wart" used in my house is compatible with the pineapple. Must between 5v-12v DC, and center positive, and of course fit in the hole. Check your cordless phones to see if you could find one to try to get the pineapple running.

I get the page cannot be displayed as well and I need to refresh the page a couple of times to get the page to load.

oops... 5v

I have a 10,400 mAh usb battery pack. I get 12 hours off of it with just the pineapple at stock power settings and nothing else connected. If I connect a 3rd nic via usb, it becomes a little unstable and I get random resets even at full charge.

12/7 Only USB 20,000 mAh at a decent price. 5V but might be good at keeping a pi going for a couple of days. Can keep the pineapple up if you don't use your usb for anything powered. http://www.dailysteals.com/#d/15478

While waiting in s cruise ship terminal about 3 weeks ago, we all were looking for something to occupy our time. Some people read, some people did crossword puzzles, some people tried to surf the web. 98 connections to my pineapple. SSID attwifi + karma. 98 instances of Rainbow Chicken Man!!!!!!!!!

IBTL!!

I just bought that same tp-link from new egg.. I saw the guys at pwnie express were using that so I picked it up as my 3rd. What kind of alter are you building that on?

I just finished watching a youtube video about LOIC. In the example, the author gave permission to DOS his own website. It worked! Great! That got me thinking. A photography studio website is quite smaller than IBM or Microsoft I'm sure. Recently a well known website was revamped and a quote was given out: "The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said that 50,000 users can now access the federal exchange simultaneously" How does 50,000 compare to lets say.. IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, eBay, Twitter etc... Amazon on Black Friday has to be well over 50,0000 Not that I am interested in doing anything, but how many LOIC sessions would you need to be effective?

these batteries are actually 3.7 volt I come to find out. So far it seems that 2X3.7=7.4v holds the longest, I got 24hrs using 14 batteries (7X2) now its time to solder and tape up a bunch of packs. Thanks.

Did you try to reboot?

I'm not saying that's it for sure, just somewhere to start. Australian Store http://www.triotest.com.au/shop/en/power-adapters/2689-5v-dc-1-amp-power-pack-center-negative.html

All infusions can be installed internally or externally, Except for RandomRoll which requires it to be installed to the sd card. Come to think of it, one other infusion has an internal/external limitation but I forget which it is. I install all of them on the sd card because when there is an upgrade or if I need to do a reset, it wipes the internal memory and I need to re-download them all if stored internally.

What did you use to measure the draw? It would save me a whole lot of time testing batteries if I knew the base milliamperes of the pineapple. I have various batteries that I am trying out and cannot even get close to 72hrs runtime. I just found this calculator that helps me out a bit. http://ncalculators.com/electrical/battery-life-calculator.htm

I cant tell from the link but are you sure your alligator clip wire is center positive? Do you have an volt/ohm meter?

I have a bunch of batteries packs from work, and I'm trying to put together the best configuration for my pineapple case. For arguments sake, I have only enough room for 24 batteries (each a little fatter than a AA). Hypothetically, each battery is 3v - 1100 mAh. I could do 12 banks of 2, 12-(6v @ 1100) = 6v @ 13200 mAh I could do 8 banks of 3, 8-(9v @ 1100) = 9v @ 8800 mAh I could do 6 banks 0f 4, 6-(12v @ 1100) = 12v @ 6600 mAh What is the best configuration and why. Does it even matter the configuration because 24 batteries are 24 batteries of power no matter how it is configured? Is my math even right for this?