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Hm, somehow this all convinced me to order a MarkV and forget the Pi, atleast for this stuff. I'm just worried that the WifiPineapple will be blocked by german customs because of missing DoC and and CE signs.... I did hear that people couldn't get the package at the customs-office....

How can I check that? :)

Hm I used Unetbootin under Windows. :) Tried win32diskimager and now it boots, finally. Installed FruityWifi now via apt (apt-get install fruitywifi) though I don't get the wireless-service enabled in the FruityWifi-config. Are there any known probs with those NICs?: Bus 001 Device 015: ID 148f:5370 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT5370 Wireless Adapter Bus 001 Device 014: ID 0cf3:9271 Atheros Communications, Inc. AR9271 802.11n Bus 001 Device 011: ID 0bda:8179 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.

That's the point, the image won't boot on the RasPi B. I only get a red LED. Already tried with copying the bootloader files from any new working image on the SD-card... nothing. And the card is working properly with other images, even tried 3 other card, nothing.

Hi! I've 2 RaspPi's (model B) here on the table and it's sunday and I've free time. =) I also have three monitor-mode compatible wifi-usb-adapters and a active USB-hub and a USB-batterypack... I only need to tinker some USB-to-barrelplug to connect the hub to the batterypack, too. So, on one I tried to install FruityWifi... but somehow their KaliLinux-Image won't boot at all (just the red LED is on). On another SD-card I installed Raspbian which boots, though even after upgrading to FruityWifi 2.1 the interface in the webbrowser still tells me 1.7... something's fishy there? So, how do I start with all the funstuff? :) No time/money for a WifiPineapple yet, though, that's why I ask here for other possibilities :)