>But that is all I get. Nothing shows up in dmesg, nothing shows up in
>ifconfig.
Have you installed wireless tools? Then check "iwconfig" for available NIC's.
# aptitude search wireless-tools
i wireless-tools- Tools for manipulating Linux Wireless Extensions
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On Thu, Aug 04, 2005 at 05:31:42PM -0400, Tim Sailer wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 04, 2005 at 02:24:58PM -0700, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> > To clarify what I'm looking for, I want:
>> - PCMCIA card with some common external antenna jack (like MMCX).
>> - "Out-of-the-box" monitor support. By that, I mean that I
Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have decided that I would like to switch home network (just our two
> notebooks) to wireless and I would like to make it WPA-secured. Can anybody
> suggest the most simple WPA configuration using wpasupplicant, please?
network={
ssid="myssid"
Hi,
I have decided that I would like to switch home network (just our two
notebooks) to wireless and I would like to make it WPA-secured. Can anybody
suggest the most simple WPA configuration using wpasupplicant, please?
Thanks a lot,
Matej
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Tim Sailer wrote:
Have you just tried to use kismet with the card installed? I have
a Netgear WG11 card, and all I had to do to get kismet to work
was set the right stuff in the .conf file, and fire up kismet.
Well, I know that Airodump wants monitor mode on, and "iwconfig eth1
mode monitor"
On Thu, Aug 04, 2005 at 02:24:58PM -0700, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> To clarify what I'm looking for, I want:
> - PCMCIA card with some common external antenna jack (like MMCX).
> - "Out-of-the-box" monitor support. By that, I mean that I can
> install/boot a stock Debian "kernel-image-2.6.x-686", and
This is driving me nuts. I've got an Orinoco silver card that I wanted
to use with Kismet and/or AirSnort, but I can't put it into monitor mode
(even with the 2.6.12 latest kernel). I've tried downloading the 0.15rc2
version of the drivers and compiling them, but I'm getting some wierd
error li
Hi,
I've got a custom 2.6 kernel running on a Dell Inspiron 3200.
I am able to use a 16-bit pcmcia ethernet card following 10.10.5, "Network
configuration and PCMCIA" in the Debian reference. (ifupdown controlled
by hotplug with pcmcia-cs confined to loading modules)
I want to get a wireless car
> I'd tried to install Sarge on a Toshiba Laptop with a Phoenix Bios
> (SM30X).
>
> If I try to load the Toshiba specific kernel module, I'll get the error
> message: Device not found.
>
Hi,
I've got a Tecra S1 Laptop from Toshiba. It's the same here: The Toshiba
specific kernel module won'
Peter Meier wrote:
2004, M30X-122
I have a Toshiba laptop from the same era with a phoenix bios that is
running sarge. Basically, you don't need the toshiba_acpi module, just
the stock standard acpi.
That and acpid seem to work perfectly for me.
Arjen Verweij wrote:
What year and m
2004, M30X-122
Arjen Verweij wrote:
What year and model is your laptop?
Peter Meier wrote:
Hi guys,
I'd tried to install Sarge on a Toshiba Laptop with a Phoenix Bios
(SM30X).
If I try to load the Toshiba specific kernel module, I'll get the
error message: Device not found.
What year and model is your laptop?
Peter Meier wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'd tried to install Sarge on a Toshiba Laptop with a Phoenix Bios
> (SM30X).
>
> If I try to load the Toshiba specific kernel module, I'll get the
> error message: Device not found.
>
> During some search in the internet, I fo
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