Broadcom 4311 bcm43xx Injecting but can connect

[Dadsy]

Hello!

I have few problems trying to connect AP with my card. It injects pretty well with all kinds of attack, but I must switch to Windows if I want to make the connection!

I searched and find few hints like compiling the kernel with the new b43 drivers, are they compatible with bt3's one ? What will happen if I update to the latest kernel ? I thought using ndiswrapper with windows dll but don't really know what to do ^^

Thanx a lot

EDIT2 : Easier solution!

Like wik86 said, Broadcom released linux version of their drivers! Check the post below for the bcmnet.lzm

EDIT : Solution!

Like Tron advised i checked out how to install auto-ndiswrapper.

In fact i had to download it at easylinuxwifi and make few commands:

tar -xvf Auto-NDIS-0.1.tar.gz
cd Auto-NDIS-0.1
python auto-ndis.py

At this point the url to download looked really ugly and you have to modify it manually:

kedit database.py

Ctrl+F and find "kubuntu", and you will have to modify all strings by deleting from .exe to the quote to make it like others one. Save and run auto-ndis.py again! Say Y and wait (~50mb to download).

ndiswrapper will be configured at the end (put No to the last question). In fact there is some stuff to do because the ndiswrapper -m havn't make the alias.

echo alias wlan0 ndiswrapper >> /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper
rmmod bcm43xx
modprobe ndiswrapper

Actually you can check if it worked by iwconfig if you can see wlan0! It worked for me

[hightech]

Exact Same with mine. I made sure my card was in managed mode and wpa_supplicant is running and still no luck.

[imported_=Tron=]

Hello!

I have few problems trying to connect AP with my card. It injects pretty well with all kinds of attack, but I must switch to Windows if I want to make the connection!

I searched and find few hints like compiling the kernel with the new b43 drivers, are they compatible with bt3's one ? What will happen if I update to the latest kernel ? I thought using ndiswrapper with windows dll but don't really know what to do ^^

Thanx a lot

If bcm43xx truly does not allow you to connect with your wireless card, NDISwrapper will be a much less cumbersome approach to solve the problem. There are multiple guides out there on how to use/install ndiswrapper and also a nifty script that automates the installation procedure called auto-NDISwrapper. I did a small write-up on the tool in question, which you might find helpful.

[Dadsy]

Ok i'll try it tomorrow and reply as soon as possible! Thanks a lot

[hightech]

I got my broadcom working by doing this

modprobe broadcom
ifconfig eth1 up
iwconfig eth1 enc (wepkey) mode managed essid (essid) channel (channel)
dhcpcd eth1

[Dadsy]

I get it working! I edited the first post for the solution it was a bit more complicated but thanks you all

[wick86]

I get it working! I edited the first post for the solution it was a bit more complicated but thanks you all

check out the link In this thread
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/sho...light=broadcom

Broadcom has native linux drivers now havent tested yet though

[Dadsy]

Wow thanks! It works in a really simple way but don't support injection

Just follow the readme.txt on broadcom's website! Thanks again

Last post i think I made a lzm!

Download bcmnet.lzm from hxxp://w13.easy-share.com/1701909827.html
Copy to BT3/modules/, boot and :

rmmod bcm43xx
modprobe bcmnet

So simple