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alexl83

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  1. Sorry, I misread; to have both mac addresses matching, you need a little scripting; just feed your wlan* spoofed mac address to macchanger and have it change mon* addr for you.

    I encountered the same problem on my Linux distribution sometime ago; resorted to some script hooked from an udev rule; let me search for it and I'll get back; the scripting part should be doable on the pineappl, it involved some grep/awk, nothing fancy.

  2. The reason why there is no option to install nodogsplash to SD on Evil Portal is because back in the day of the MK 4 when I had initially developed Evil Portal there were a lot of dependencies that were needed (2 kmods which i don't remember) and it was a huge pain to get everything happy and I didn't want to have to deal with support for it so the option was just never there. However in the next release of Evil Portal I see no reason to not have an install to sd option available

    Thank you, I think it would be a nice addition, however, I think a single filesystem would be a useful upgrade =)

  3. Hello, this is a little trick to help relieve our beloved pineapple need for entropy; here comes the haveged daemon!

    Haveged feeds the kernel entropy pool by measuring cpu cycles, I tested it for some 2 weekes and the entropy bunny is really happier now; so here it is a quick guide to get everyone up and running:

    ssh into your Pineapple and make sure it is connected to internet, then

    opkg update
    opkg --dest sd install haveged
    ln -s /sd/etc/init.d/haveged /etc/init.d/haveged
    /etc/init.d/haveged start
    /etc/init.d/haveged enable
    reboot
    
    

    Hope you'll find it useful!

    Alex

  4. Installed evilportal; by default it installs nodogsplash onto main memory, not sd; so I manually installed nodogsplash to sd and I had to link a bunch of files/dirs from /sd to / (think about repeating everytime an upgrade comes, for every package) so I thought it would be nice to have just a root tree comprising flash and sdcard in unionfs; no more fiddling, 1 choice less to manage in opkg, more elegant, more manageable, just my 2 cents ;-)

    Every time an update comes out, configurations are not lost; and an sd backup would take care of such configurations for all the other cases.

  5. Wouldn't it be more manageable to use the sdcard as a unionfs on the Pineapple ? Would eliminate the need for infusions to be coded for installation/dependencies on sd card, and would eliminate the ugly/hacky need to symlink to root files pertaining to packages installed on the sd (think about init scripts).

    Just Wishlisting.

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