Dell Wireless 1397 minicard driver not loaded

[satanic_soulful]

hi
my Dell Wireless 1397 (802.11 b/g) Minicard driver not loaded in bt4
iwconfig result
eth0 No wireless extensions
eth1 ieee 80211bg

arimon-ng start eth1

interface chipeset driver
eth1 unknown wl (monitor mode enbaled)

and in airodump-ng
ioctl(siocgifindex) failed:no such device

[imported_athacks]

hi
my Dell Wireless 1397 (802.11 b/g) Minicard driver not loaded in bt4
iwconfig result
eth0 No wireless extensions
eth1 ieee 80211bg

arimon-ng start eth1

interface chipeset driver
eth1 unknown wl (monitor mode enbaled)

and in airodump-ng
ioctl(siocgifindex) failed:no such device

You must be a n00b that just want to crack webkeys, as you can see :



eth1 ieee 80211bg
-------------------------

interface chipeset driver
eth1 unknown wl (monitor mode enbaled)
---------------------------

Your wireless card IS ETH1 MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[satanic_soulful]

im typing command but
and in airodump-ng
ioctl(siocgifindex) failed:no such device

[Barry]

You must be a n00b that just want to crack webkeys, as you can see :



eth1 ieee 80211bg
-------------------------

interface chipeset driver
eth1 unknown wl (monitor mode enbaled)
---------------------------

Your wireless card IS ETH1 MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well that was a helpful post.

@satanic_soulful
Your card is broadcom based and not very well supported in linux. Supposedly there are closed source drivers in the Ubuntu repositories, but I don't know if they were carried over into the backtrack repos.

[satanic_soulful]

My wifi card says that your problem does
If a problem then why does
in reuslt airodump-ng
ioctl(siocgifindex) failed:no such device
?

[Barry]

My wifi card says that your problem does
If a problem then why does
in reuslt airodump-ng
ioctl(siocgifindex) failed:no such device
?

Like I said spotty drivers. The system sees the card, but doesn't know what to do with it.

[imported_athacks]

Ummm. care to use rooot privileges?

[satanic_soulful]

yes login on root
but command not result Mostly " no such device "

[satanic_soulful]

Well that was a helpful post.

@satanic_soulful
Your card is broadcom based and not very well supported in linux. Supposedly there are closed source drivers in the Ubuntu repositories, but I don't know if they were carried over into the backtrack repos.

plz link for download this packge

[imported_hatake_kakashi]

The package name if I remember correctly off my head is known as broadcom-sta however I'm sure you can always search for it via apt-cache, aptitude or even synaptic.

Don't expect it to be working well because this driver is mostly a binary blob which broadcom specifically released without rfmon support. Thank broadcrap