BT4 wont detect wireless card

[Hax0rPunk]

So I am trying to run BT4 off a live CD...i am pretty familiar with linux..no expert though. Anyway I have a Dell XPS m1530 laptop with a Broadcom BCM4312 card...according to the WiKi this is supported by backtrack. But when i run "airmon-ng" it is not detected....maybe someone can help me out here.
Thanks

[imported_hatake_kakashi]

Read this: http://wiki.remote-exploit.org/index...roadcom_owners

[secure_it]

check the output of lspci -vv for PCI ID of your wireless card
the Broadcom card 4312(rev 1) having PCI ID 14e4:4315,is not supported and I suppose you are having the same card.wish you luck for that.

[Hax0rPunk]

check the output of lspci -vv for PCI ID of your wireless card
the Broadcom card 4312(rev 1) having PCI ID 14e4:4315,is not supported and I suppose you are having the same card.wish you luck for that.

Mmmm so I did that and i do have a PCI ID with the 4315...guess I cant use backtrack for now...any idea on when they plan to add support for this card?

[secure_it]

No such news & chances are there that support won't be there in future too for this card as lots of cards coming & going but yes in future they MAY support Broadcom N Series card for aircrack.things are in development.you can go for other cheaper card like Linksys WUSB43GC,Alfa AWUS036H etc.

[TheMrOrange]

I tried on my macbook unibody (intell) but It doesn't start and I've to switch off manually! same over VMware Fusion...
somebody have tried to use BT4 on macbook?

[imported_hatake_kakashi]

I tried on my macbook unibody (intell) but It doesn't start and I've to switch off manually! same over VMware Fusion...
somebody have tried to use BT4 on macbook?

Don't thread hijack, this isn't related and vmware will never support non-usb devices.

[Hax0rPunk]

So i just remembered i had a Belkin USB adapter and it works...injection to...thanks guys