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L0G1C

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  1. These pictures don't answer the question: https://hakshop.myshopify.com/products/ominous-box-for-wifi-pineapple ?
  2. This was my experience with multiple units as well... My fix was to change the power adapter after I took a look at them on an O-Scope. ~L0G1C
  3. Ya... I'm not impressed with hak5 if this is true...
  4. Yaaa.. that doesn't sound right. I'd get in contact with hak5's returns/exchange department. ~L0G1C
  5. The only thing I can suggest/think of at this point is to reset/reflash to default configuration and beat the heck out of it in various ways and see if it tends to fail whenever CPU usage is high.. or eth0 traffic or.......... Always resetting to default will help troubleshoot though. ~L0G1C
  6. Yes.. the 3v/Vcc/Power pin... TX and RX will still need attached to RX and TX respectively. (And Ground...)
  7. Have you tried/been able to use the pineapple to do anything else without it crashing? What firmware are you on?
  8. See here: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/33215-changing-source-code-and-building-new-firmware/ As for via USB... no not really. You need a USB to 2v-3v TTL. ~L0G1C
  9. Just because the lights don't do what you expect doesn't mean it's not working. Have you tried connecting to the serial port? It's likely you have a console waiting for you... ~L0G1C
  10. How are you calling/startin wifite? Are you passing any parameters/arguments/switches? I know when I first installed it I think it was the -e (SSID) would cause wifite to crash 1-2 minutes into the process. ~L0G1C
  11. It sounds like you got a bad battery unit. I'd recommend contacting support@hak5.org so they can setup an exchange/return. ~L0G1C
  12. Did you try another 12v DC adapter from around the house? You'll need a DC (direct current), center positive and 2+ amps.. something like a external HD, computer speakers, maybe a printer power supply..
  13. I had a similar issue with 3 different MKV units. All of which were resolved with a better power source. I'd recommend anyone with these sorts of issues to first resort to the wall transformer that came with their MKV. If that doesn't resolve the issue I'd recommend finding another 12V adapter around the house/work that puts out 2+ amps OR a 12v battery. ~L0G1C
  14. Which radio are you using? You might try switching the configs around so that you are using the other wlan interface and see if the issue persists. ~L0G1C
  15. Are you using a Male RPSMA antenna with a female SMA (on the pineapple)? This would cause the antenna to not be making a connection as it should. L0G1C
  16. I'd try another 12v 2+ amp power supply. If you have a 3v TTL serial cable you could connect to the serial port on the bottom of the unit and see where it's hanging up. What specifically are the LED's doing 1-2 minutes after you hit enter on your reboot command? ~L0G1C
  17. CLI via wifi, ethernet, serial? Please explain.
  18. How are you connected to the pineapple? After you change your password and accept the EULA it reboots the device. Make sure you are still connected 1-2 minutes after you hit the OK/confirm button in the web interface. ~L0G1C
  19. How are you powering the unit? Do you have another 12v 2+ amp transformer sitting around that you could barrow/troubleshoot with? Do you have anything plugged into/added to the pineapple physically or is it stock? Ethernet connected?
  20. Just because it CAN supply 3 amps doesn't mean it IS supplying 3 amps. Besides if it was the heat would be at the brick not IN the pineapple. Many people have reported issues with 5V x 2 amps. It's even suggested here: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/31667-answers-to-common-questions/ by Seb to have 12+ watts. ~L0G1C
  21. Anything that is 5-12v should work fine... At 5v I would recommend 2amps minimum... I've been using my Western Digital mybook power adapter which is 12v 3amps and it seems a bit more stable than the stock MKV supply. Also the cheaper you get the more unfiltered/noise the power usually is which is likely to cause problems so... it's probably worth investing an extra $10 bucks and getting NOT the cheapest one you can find. ~L0G1C
  22. Except there exist both hardware and software PWM. Either of which is what I'm after. Thanks ~L0G1C
  23. In case anyone's wondering how to toggle the expansion pins for use in sripts/infusions # Install the GPIO kernel drivers opkg update opkg install kmod-gpio-dev # Define which IO to change GPIO=6 # Make it accessible echo $GPIO > /sys/class/gpio/export # Set it as an Output (Not an Input) echo "out" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$GPIO/direction # Set the pin High echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$GPIO/value # Set the pin Low echo 0 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$GPIO/value # Set it as an Input (Not an Output) echo "in" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$GPIO/direction # Get/read the pins current value echo /sys/class/gpio/gpio$GPIO/direction Moving beyond this, anyone know how to use the GPIO pins for PWM outputs? I found the module: kmod-pwm-gpio and what looks to be an example of how this or a similar module works: https://sites.google.com/site/bifferboard/Home/pwm-gpio But whenever I run find /sys -iname '*pwm*' I get back nothing. Anyone know?
  24. Does anyone have a scan of the above document? Also during normal boot it looks like the light combo is: red solid during boot loader blue blinking during daemon/init loading normal light behavior as described above beyond that ~L0G1C
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