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  1. It appears to be related somehow, but not always. If I do not hide the OpenAP, then sometimes the spoofed APs are accepting the connection, but not all of them are broadcasted and not all of them are accepting the connection. Also, I started with only one fake AP named "testAP", but the devices were seeing a network named "QF8T507I68WK" (this happened also with the Nano). Connecting to it resulted in Clients appearing in the Pineapple dashboard. In other tests the spoofed ESSIDS are broken too. Like "testAP" becomes "testAP�{" Today I tried again to Factory reset the device and it seems slower. It takes more time to even load the login page, the web shell, reboot... maybe it is defective.
  2. Diagnostic reports: v 1.1.1 v 2.0.0 v 2.1.3
  3. After years using the Nano I bought the MK7. At first I've noticed some differences, so I tought to be doing something wrong, but after a couple of days it was clear: Impersonation wasn't working. I then decided to do a factory reset and upgrade to 1.0 stable firmware. And you know what? Exactly! Impersonation was working. So I've done another factory reset, upgraded to 1.1.1 and Impersonation was still working. But the system is missing some of the improvements that come with more recent firmwares. So I've upgraded to 2.0.0 and.... damn, Impersonation is not working again... What can be responsible for Impersonation to stop working from 1.1.1 to 2.0.0? Already tried to contact support and they suggested to ask here. Any help is truly appreciated!
  4. I was planning to assemble a little portable package, composed by: WiFi Pineapple Nano Raspberry Pi Zero W USB mini HUB Powerbank 8000mAh Adafruit PowerBoost 500 LiPo Battery 2700mAh Basically, the powerbank powers the PowerBoost, to which RPi0w and Pineapple Nano will be connected via the USB HUB. The LiPo battery is a power supply support, so you can safely shut down the RPi0w, instead of suddenly turning off. As an alternative to the PowerBoost, I could put a LiPo Shim, which detects the LiPo battery charge and automatically performs a clean shutdown. Described the project, my question is the following: With this kind of setup, in you opinion, how long can the whole set run, before shutting itself down? The purpose is to have a small package to perform really little tasks in short time, like 30 minutes. Do you think it can go so far with this kind of batteries? Thanks to all
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