Aaron Outhier Posted April 10, 2020 Share Posted April 10, 2020 So, I was having trouble installing Kismet-hak5 package on my nano. I did specify the SD card for installation with opkg install kismet-hak5 -d sd but the Nano rebooted before the install finished. I then removed the package after logging in again. I noticed that there is too much stuff in the internal storage. So much for installing to the SD card... The culprit seems to be a symlink from /sd/etc to /etc and Kismet loads lots of stuff into /etc, which is redirected to /sd/etc by opkg, which is still the same as /etc, due to the symlink. Grrr. mkdir -p /sd/kismet/logs ln -s /sd/kismet /etc/kismet opkg install kismet-hak5 -d sd I then ran kismet. The Nano then rebooted. I then let out an exasperated sigh! I found the config file that changes the location of the log files - I don't quite recall where ATM. Changed that to /sd/kismet/logs . Ran kismet, bracing myself. Ran fine!! I opened my Web Browser to http://172.16.42.1:2501/ . It asks me for the login, which I never setup, and don't have. That same page says that the credentials are stored in /root/.kismet/kismet_http.conf . So, I 'cat /root/.kismet/kismet_http.conf', but there is not such file! Tearing out my hair now. Is there any hope for me available before I put my bald head through the wall... Please??!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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