Yea, I run airodump-ng only on the channel of the router in question (using the -c operand) and it does not channel hop. At this point I'm pretty much clueless too. It seems like I've done everything...

Champagne would be nice, especially considering it's my birthday today! Unfortunately killing NetworkManager before starting airmon-ng and starting airmon-ng on the AP's channel, which are the only 2...

Unfortunately leaving out aireplay-ng -1 has not solved my injection problems :(. Is there a certain order I need to go in for this to work by any chance? Up to now I've always done wpa_supplicant...

Looks like I've got the authentication working for the first time. No luck with injection yet though. Here's what I did:

Got the code posted here:...

'wpa_supplicant -c fake.conf -i wlan0 -Dwext'/''wpa_supplicant -c auth.conf -i wlan0 -Dwext' is a line in both of the scripts which I mentioned that I've tried, and regardless, I'm still having the...

With regard to Chaox vs. BT4PF - I don't think it's an issue with my BT4PF ISO because when I just booted into Chaox to try the wpa_supplicant method I found, I tried - iwconfig -> airmon-ng start...

Thx for the link. I booted up into the Xfce of Chaosx, logging in as livecd since root wasn't permitted, and ran the same commands as before. This time, aireplay-ng mon0 --test returned "Injection...

I apologize for missing that part of your original post, but the symptom you are describing is indeed identical to the problem I experienced - the DVD just always booted to the grub cmd prompt. Sry I...

A, thx for the tips :). My answers are in bold:



Here is the output from running the cmds as A suggested:

Thoughts :confused:

alacrityathome,

When I run the 'sudo aireplay-ng mon0 --test' command, I get the following result:



And that ^ is without having launched any applications (e.g., wicd) or having executed the...

Verify that the MD5 check-sum matches the one given on the download page. I spent ages trying to get my BT4 pre-final to boot only to eventually realize that the file I had downloaded differed from...

I have tried two different methods to get the injection working using my 4965 on both BT4 Pre-Final and Beta, with no success:

1) David Barchiesi's script, as posted here by cruisex:...

If you've done your research, as you said you did, you'll know that several people have reported the 4965 wireless card to be working with BT4 beta and pre-final using just a simple script. Then...

You're not alone, my friend. I've got a Dell Inspiron 1520 w/ a 4965 and I'm having no luck either, with or without the scripts. Injection just never actually produces any IVs (#data) for me....

I dunno what I was doing wrong before, but I just tried the script, with /n removed, again, and I didn't get any error msgs. That being said, I was only able to generate exactly 11 data IVs at a time...

Sorry, I just mistyped that. Here's a clean copy-and-paste of how my script looked after I took the /n out:

I'm booting BT 4 pre-final using a live CD. Could somebody explain the difference between the various boot options to me (frame buffer, persistent live CD, etc.)?

Regardless of which boot option...

Like I said in the second part of my post, I'm using a BT 4 pre-final live CD ;). And yea, I tried writing said code as:

I'm not having as much luck as you, cruisx, with my 4965 and that script. I copied it into a new text file in my root directory, and ran the script using the sh cmd, and I get the following error:
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