Check the Wiki BT3 Beta has a bug in the menu for loading the drivers.
As well as using the commands form the menu.

SuSe has had some leaps in the way it looks. So have most things.

It dissapoints me nowadays that lots of Linux Distribution try to get closely or similarly themed to winblows.

Shame.

But...

Ill talk to some mates of mine in Graph Design.
He will do a charity job for me.

He owes me for saving his ass in a fight one time.

Gotta love Muay Thai.

Oligarchy has strong sentimental values for me.

It means something that overcomes some emotional barriers that were placed up by family issues a year ago when I was 15.

Sorry for grave digging....

If there was a site like that I would love it.

But the problem would be.
The minute someone got it they would just DROP the table.

Kudos on the lovely tutorial.
I intend to release one on discovering if the network is switched or not and then what to do from there.
Eg. how to sniff switched or relay etc.

I can think of a pretty easy way to do it.
However I do not know if ettercap script (?) supports * as a wild card.

You could of course use ethereal and find the packet that the URL is included in...

Now this may sound noobish but if you are at no fault.
Then maybe your card burnt out?

I have read about it happening on certain chipsets with injection.

I have read somewhere in the past that this can be done at the kernel level.
I will research for you and get back to ya.
Hope your own research goes well.
Regards Oligarchy

There is one tut in the Wiki and two in the forums.
They all work as I got this running today actually.
So please use the search function mate.

Now may a Mod please close this thread.

Yes same over here mate.
Cant think what the trouble might be though.

Intel cards are very limited in there functionality.
I use a Intel 3945 a/b/g and I have to load to different drivers to support monitor mode and injection or connection capabilities.

You may...

Hello My name is Oligarchy.

I am new to this forum so I thought I should post an Introductory thread.
Well here it is.

Now I am no Linux expert I have been using the wonderful OS for 2 years...