monkeytrumpet

There's a slight bug in the copy to USB code... ( in my case RECON is my alternative USB drive) STRING $present = Get-WMIObject Win32_Volume | ? { $_.Label -eq RECON} | Measure should be STRING $present = Get-WMIObject Win32_Volume | ? { $_.Label -eq 'RECON'} | Measure this can be fixed by putting the destination in '' but this isn't obvious. The same applies if putting a drive letter

Right, I'm confident this one is solved. Re-download of drivers through windows update, and a fresh install of kali and a switch to VMware instead of Virtualbox, everything works perfectly. A little research and Virtualbox doesn't play nicely with usb passthrough! So here I am back thinking this is a pretty awesome device! Good work Hak5 team! And thanks for the support!

When I first plugged in from fresh it recognised it as an Asix usb to fast ethernet adapter, but could not find a driver. I had to download from Asix directly. Thats kind of why i wondered about the driver in the first place, is there somewhere I can get the guaranteed right driver?

It recognises the pineapple when it's plugged in, and completes the script, but then no response. No ping, no ssh,and on ifconfig, no ipv4 address. I can set the addr with ifconfig but still no response. If I run the script again and connect with saved settings, it never sees the pineapple, and the script never ends. It also does the same if I connect using saved settings directly after guided setup. Its a VM, and I can access the internet.

I've updated wp6.sh (nice work on the ascii art btw!) but still no joy. I've linked a screenshot if anyone could cast an eye over it?

I just set this up on kali and it worked perfectly, first time. I was just about to extol the virtues of this excellent piece of kit when it packed up altogether. Managed to pass through internet connection, downloaded and set up a few modules, ran a recon scan, then it stoppped, and cannot access 172.16.42.1:1471 at all any more. I'm starting to wonder if I have a defective one? In these sort of situations it's usually something stupid i'm doing though. I can't see what it could be though

This has failed again. Driving me insane now. Imgur screenshots attached http://imgur.com/a/GW2h6 What on earth am I doing wrong?

It would appear I've fixed this... under networking, i was getting no gateway under the default route, and restarting the dns or updating route made no difference, so I figured a hard reset might do it. But restarting the pineapple by unplugging and replugging (is that a word?) doesn't seem to do very much, the reset button on the back also doesn't do much, but resetting via the web interface reboots the device fully, and accepts the shared internet. Wahey! frustrating that I've spent so much time on this though.

Anyone have any ideas on this? or more what information might be useful? I'm a bit lost!

Hi Darren, Windows 7, firmware version 1.05. I have the pineapple dashboard up and connected, right click on my wireless network connection, sharing tab, allow sharing through this computer, select 'Pineapple' On my pineapple connection, properties, IPv4, IP address is 172.16.42.42, 255.255.255.0, but when I check for bulletins on the dashboard, no connection to the internet. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.

ah yes, thanks for that, I was so sure I'd followed the videos to the letter! I now can access the nano from the right network, but still no ICS. I'm sure I've set it up exactly as shown, but no network connection. Is there anywhere I can look to check what else might be the problem?

Sorry, I'm working in win7 64. I have kali on a Virtualbox, but I figured one step at a time!

Hi All, I'm an absolute beginner at this, so please be gentle! I've just received my nano, and I'm having a few problems in connecting over USB. Windows didn't have the drivers at first, but recognised it as an asix AX88772A usb to fast ethernet adapter. Downloaded the driver from Asix, and we are good. I managed to log into the AP to update the firmware, but only by logging into the wifi AP. The pineapple appears in my network connections, and I've shared my home wifi with it, and set the pineapple IP to 172.16.42.1, 255.255.0.0. Status on the pinapple in network connections still says no internet connectivity on IPV4 and I can't ping the IP address either. My laptop IP is in the 192 range, do I need to put it in the 172 range with my router? or does the ICS take care of this? Thanks for any help!!!