Yeah, the searchfunction helps. The topic with broadcom chipsets has been covered so often already.![]()
Right so my first attempt to get bt3 working with my internal wireless card did not work because I was using vmware and cannot use internal or pcmcia cards with that.
So i got my spare laptop out, dusted it off and got bt3 working on there via usb.
I have a PCMCIA card in there which is the BROADCOM BCM4306 chipset. I can see this in my lspci but cannot browse the net as such. I am assuming if cannot simply browse then net then I cant get kismet workign either.
Can anyone help please ? Thanks
Yeah, the searchfunction helps. The topic with broadcom chipsets has been covered so often already.![]()
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not you againj/k
Been searching and managed to do ...
but got an error saying No DHCPOFFERS receivedCode:ifconfig eth1 down ifconfig eth1 up ifconfig eth1 essid TEST key 123456789 dhclient eth1
I have also added the MAC to my router to allow access.
It is,
sayis in settings
INTERNET IP = Get Automatically
Do'h!! That setting means your router gets its IP from your ISP automatically, not that DHCP is enabled
Try if you can assign an IP manually and if you can ping your router.
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strange - cannot even ping my gateway (i.e. router).
I followed thisCode:ping www.google.com piing: unknown host www.google.com
but when I go the route add command, I get an error sayingCode:1: Connect to the Layer 2 network (i.e. Ethernet network) iwconfig wlan0 essid CHOCO key 123413421 2: Give yourself an IP address ifconfig wlan0 192.168.1.123 netmask 255.255.255.0 3: Set your default gateway route add default gateway 192.168.1.1 4: Set your DNS server echo "nameserver 208.67.222.222" > /etc/resolv.conf Next, just ping the router, and see if Wireshark picks up any traffic: ping 192.168.1.1
thing this is my issue ...Code:SIOCADDRT: No such process