greasystrangler

No probs - its a great community here :)

Hi - I used Kali on VirtualBox and recall you had to 'bridge' the network adaptor in order to connect to the internet . When you ping/traceroute from the VM - where does it stop/fail ?

It runs on Windows :) . As you know , Kali can do all that the Pineapple can do . Your laptop may not have a decent wireless card , so it has this advantage (along with a more user friendly interface for those not 'au fait' with the command line) .

Thanks b0N3z , appreciate your feedback . I inserted an SD card into the NANO as I had run out of storage , I followed a guide on this forum of how to 'perm' mount the card , but when I disconnect/reconnect the NANO , the SD card is not recognised , until I remove/insert .

I had the same problem - make sure you are on the Pineapple wifi network , you will then be able to access SSH . Strangely you can access the Web GUI being on the other network . I have ran on Windows and Kali - Kali requires the 'wp6.sh' script to be run everytime , Windows will not mount the SD card , unless you remove and re-insert .