erock
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My nano gets way more than a bit "warm"... it gets straight-up hot. I'm almost afraid to stick it in the tactical soft case, thinking it'll get even hotter, maybe to the point of actually causing issues/damage.
I'm still unable to use deauth successfully within recon. It always tells me "Please start PineAP and try again", even though PineAP was already running when I hit deauth. Actually, hitting deauth in recon appears to turn off PineAP (?)...
As far as the recon scan stalling/hanging up, it occasionally happens to me, and usually requires a reboot to rectify.
So, are any of you still having these same issues too? I'm especially interested in why deauth in recon always fails, appearing to actually shut off PineAP?
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On 5/30/2017 at 10:30 AM, Miko said:
I've been experiencing the same issue as Miko, where any time I try to deauth a client, it gives me a red notification stating "Please start PineAP and try again". I can go to the PineAP tab and reselect the check boxes, and confirm that PineAP is indeed started, only to go back to recon, and get the same failure trying to deauth any clients. Anybody have any advice on whether this failure is related to some type of user error, a bug in the firmware/module, or if there is some workaround to get deauth to actually function as expected?
I have also experienced issues with the main module in particular - that being the PineAp in conjunction with Recon.
After running Recon and obtaining the stations and then placing the SSID's and MAC addresses in both the PineAp and Filters, I have tried to deauth any of the SSID's and it came back with the error : "Please start PineAP and try again". It seems to negate the last 3 options when you deauth, as I have just checked the PineAP prior to the deauth launch and all the ticks where in place especially the last 3 which are: Capture SSID's to Pool : Beacon Response : Broadcast SSID Pool.
These 3 get unchecked once you deauth on it rendering the nano useless tbh.
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[BETA Release] Firmware 3.0
in WiFi Pineapple Mark V
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The BETA FW actually seems to have gotten my MKV back to a somewhat stable, working state... I had issues with WLAN1 not functioning on 2.4.0, and resetting, or re-flashing it to 2.4.0 never corrected the issue. I have a nano now too, but I hope that some sort of support/updates continues for the MKV, because it is different from the nano in a good way.