You get this when logging into your root account. Try this instead and then run your application.

# su -

First, what is your distro? From the output, your building on pyrit on an x86_64 distro, which I believe BT4 is only 32 bit.


Second, you are either missing the header files for python or they...

Or use bash.

# echo "(5 + 4)" | bc
9
# echo "(5 ^ 4)" | bc
625
# echo "(5 * 4)" | bc
20

Does ndswrapper.ko exist? Try this to see if it is installed in your running kernel.

# ls -l /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/misc/ndiswrapper.ko

@Jaylor: ipwraw is no longer included in BT4b and above. Use iwl3945 driver instead.

Next you need to put your card into monitor mode.

# airmon-ng start wlan0This will create monitor interface...

I'm not sure what the kernel version of BT4 pre-final is but there is a regression in the iwlwifi driver that was introduced into the 2.6.30 kernel. It appears that Netroller3D has applied a patch...

Just to clarify, iwlwifi-3945*.ucode is *not* a driver. The ucode is the firmware that is used in conjunction with the driver that resides in the kernel. If you role back the ucode from a *-2.ucode...

http://download.aircrack-ng.org/aircrack-ng-1.0-rc4.tar.gz

ipwraw is outdated. The iwl3945 driver has much better support for injection already built into the driver since kernel 2.6.27. All that is needed is

# airmon-ng start wlan0This creates the...

Agreed. My solution wasn't any better and on top of that added an extra package to download. Using a previous version of gcc shouldn't be necessary.

The extra compiler flags are in the...

Its bad programming practice to get rid of compiler flags like that. mdk3 may not compile (w/out patching) for gcc-4.3 but the compiler flags are there for a reason. Its best just to use gcc-4.2.
...

For /dev/rtc issue try this.
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/bt4beta-non-working-hardware/20489-dev-rtc-nor-rtc0-exists.html#post121123

Windows has nothing to do with it. I don't even have Windows installed on my notebook. I had this same problem back when I used Dapper a few years ago (also didn't have windows on it). Not sure...

I have the same issue. Nothing seemed to work.

Yes that particular sed statement will get rid of all words that match the exact phrase "-allegedly" but not "allegedly". Sed can be a very powerful (and at times very confusing) command line...

This should get rid of -Werror in SConscript.

# sed -i 's|-Werror||g' src/SConstruct

This actually sounds illegal. You may have the right to use the internet on their network but it doesn't sound like you have the right *authority* to do MITM attacks. Reread the rules of the forum...

I like the idea of a community repo similar to Arch Linux AUR repository. However, Debian based distros have a very strange way of packaging compiled binary programs. This would most likely...

You don't actually have to edit any files. You can condense the section I've highlighted down to this.

# make CC=gcc-4.2
# make install

Well I was playing around with crunch for a few minutes. I was able to get crunch to output the text file with all of the characters using the double quotes. You are right that the exclamation point...

This worked for me.

# crunch 4 4 '0123456789!@#$%^&*()' &> test.txt

wlanassistant worked ok for me. But I could never get it to connect to a WPA AP. I'm not a fan of Knetworkmanager either. I prefer Wicd.

Try Windows XP SP1.

Instead of using the installer why not just manually install it like archangel.amael mentioned.

# tar xzf install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz && cd install_flash_player_10_linux
# install -m...

I also agree that Virtualbox is a good solution. I've been using Vbox since version 2.0.6.

One thing worth noting, as I didn't see it mentioned earlier in the post, the Open Source Edition...