ghostheadx2
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I was playing around trying to be able to connect to the wifi pineapple via wifi again, and I screwed up my ethernet by accident. The only adapter I can diagnose that has something wrong is ethernet. Here is my network adapters: Here is the error I get when trying to diagnose it: And when I try to fix it as an administrator: Does anyone know if THIS might work? I am scared of trying it: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/how-do-i-replace-my-tcpip-protocol-driver/2d5eaf70-bd3e-40ab-ae11-b6c5110ab8df https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/299357 How do I get ethernet protocol again, or fix whatever the problem is? -
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I try typing in the ip address with the port, like 172.16.42.1:1471 and clicking enter until the cows come home and it never shows up anymore... At least, almost never. It hasn't shown up in the browser or wifi in several hours. I can't ping the device, even with the ethernet chord connected. I am wondering if a USB-Male-A to USB-A-Male would solve the problem or if I need to fix it over wifi. Ethernet light is on on the pineapple itself.
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But I will try ssh into it first and see if it will let me then.
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The Hacking Exposed Wireless Edition does for sure because I'm trying to do it right now. So then, I ssh into the pineapple. I'll do that. That was the command I tried when this command didn't work: opkg --dest usb install tmux gpsd gpsd-clients
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Also, it doesn't recognize the wifi pineapple ethernet cable. I don't have the SD card plugged into the computer, only the pineapple. lol. The output is: root@blackJesus:~# opkg update && opkg install bash: opkg command not found My pineapple won't connect in a way where I can use it on the cmd line is my guess. I can connect to it to configure it in the browser though. But that can't be enough to use it to learn wifi pen testing.
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So, I want to install the USB packages: root@pineapple:# opkg --dest usb install tmux gpsd gpsd-clients root@pineapple:# opkg install kernel kmod-usb-serial-pl2303 It gives me errors saying it doesn't recognize the command and can't locate the packages when I use "apt-get install". I am a beginner at wireless hacking and I'm just starting to use the WiFi pineapple. It would also be nice if someone had read "Hacking Exposed: Wireless Edition", although not neccessary, since that's where I'm getting these instructions from. I'm trying to do this on kali linux 2.0
