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Who is up for a coffee at Linuxcaffe on the weekend of the 18th? coreilly and I are considering a kaffeeklatsch ...
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okay
here it is...sorry for being so late
install-all to internal drive:
* libstdc6_1.2.2_arm.ipk
* libpcap - [libpcap0_0.7.2_arm.ipk
* kismet3 - [kismet_3.0.1c-20031228_arm.ipk
* kismet-qt - [kismet-qt_2.0.0_arm.ipk
hold down the kismet icon in applications and checkmark "start with root" and remove checkmark on "magnify".
su and use zeditor or your favorite editing program and change variables in /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf
change with zeditor or your favorite as su or root and change the variables in
the code looks like this combined
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# source=cisco,eth0,ciscosource
# Other common source configs:
# source=prism2,wlan0,prism2source
# source=prism2_avs,wlan0,newprism2source
source=orinoco,eth0,orinocosource
to
this
# source=cisco,eth0,ciscosource
# Other common source configs:
source=prism2,wlan0,prism2source
# source=prism2_avs,wlan0,newprism2source
# source=orinoco,eth0,orinocosource
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look deep but you will find it.
Once that is done create a network profile as follows:
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Account
Name: kismet
Config
Non-Spec ESS-ID: "ANY" (unticked)
ESS-ID: any
Network Type: 802.11 Ad-Hoc
WEP
Key Type: Disabled
PPoE
Use PPoE Authentication (unticked)
WEB Auth
Use WEB Authentication (unticked)
TCP/IP
Obtain TCP/IP information Automatically (unticked)
IP Address: 10.1.0.2
Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 10.1.0.1
DNS
Auto-detect name servers (unticked)
Primary DNS: 10.1.0.1
Secondary DNS:
Default domain: (leave empty)
Proxy
No proxy
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now start up kismet and it will lock up.....wait no more than probably a minute and it will say that it cannot connect to server. click on quit and then hit config tab in kismet. change scheme to socket and click on save and close kismet. click the icon connection manager in the taskbar and connect to kismet. Once it says "connected", go to applications tab and start up kismet. Give it a few seconds and you have your results.
after all that mess, all you need to to from now on is...
Connect to this network which is kismet and then start Kismet. that is all.
Tutorial done by cresho@earthlink.net
if you cant find the ipk, email me and ill send em to you guys.
later
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QuoteQuoteI am unable to edit it if I install kismet in the default root location.
What are you trying to use to edit the file? I wouldn't use the GUI editor app as iirc it adds line feeds which will break the conf file.
Use the command line, 'su -' to become root and then use vi (you'll have to google for some instructions about that though).
Si
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Hi. I am using the built in text editor to edit the config file. Which one should I use?
The problem I was having is that I wanted to install the program in root but as having problems editing the config file. Using su apparently helps. Alternatively I can install the program on the SD card and then symlink it but I have no clue on how to do that.
I wish there was better documentation out there.
Thanks again for replying.
Grant
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QuoteI am unable to edit it if I install kismet in the default root location.
What are you trying to use to edit the file? I wouldn't use the GUI editor app as iirc it adds line feeds which will break the conf file.
Use the command line, 'su -' to become root and then use vi (you'll have to google for some instructions about that though).
Si
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All I simply do is install these teo packages and kismet works just fine.
ftp://24.4.134.219/upload/zaurus-backup/C...ng/kismet-ipks/
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QuoteHi all. I just got a socket CF wireless LAN card for my 5500 that has the Sharp ROM version 3.10. I have tried to install a sniffer program like Kismet or Wellenreiter but both attempts have failed.Could you be more specific about why they failed to install? Have you managed to connect to a known wireless point ok via the wireless network wizard? I seem to recall Kismet needs the sudo package installed first.
Does anyone have any suggestions about a program that is powerful yet simple to install ?
I am a relative newbie and need clear step-by-step instructions.
The program would have to work with Socket card and the Sharp rom.
Thanks very much. Long live the Zaurus !
Grant
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Half the reason for replying is that I have a similar lack of success on the wifi front.
I'm using a sharp 3.10 ROM, Pretec WiFi card & kismet.
Ignoring kismet for a moment, I can't even get my Z to connect to my home wifi network (belkin f5d7632uk4 with security disabled). I just get "Initializing" shown in the network panel.
I had better luck on my old ROM - certainly Kismet operated ok. I think I had to manually add the pretec card listing into a file somewhere, though I can't recall the details. Also, this time around I followed the howto about installing kistmet on the SD card, but now I run up the Kismet UI I just get "error connecting to server".
Tim
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