Problems Setting up Wlan (wep) BT3

[relaxo]

hi,
i'm new to Backtrack and also linux.
i have some probs refering to my wlan usb stick

it is called AVM Fritz! Wlan USB Stick
my problem is i am not able to get it work for wep or rather wap wlans
i googled a lot for tut's but did not get very smarter.
i tried it with ndiswrapper u see here what i made till now.

bt ~ # lsusb
Bus 5 Device 4: ID 057c:6201 AVM GmbH WLAN USB v1.1
Bus 5 Device 2: ID 1267:0103 Logic3 / SpectraVideo plc G-720 Keyboard
Bus 5 Device 1: ID 0000:0000
Bus 4 Device 1: ID 0000:0000
Bus 4 Device 2: ID 045e:008c Microsoft Corp. Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0
Bus 2 Device 1: ID 0000:0000
Bus 1 Device 2: ID 1aa6:0201 eFortune Technology Corp.
Bus 1 Device 1: ID 0000:0000
Bus 3 Device 1: ID 0000:0000
bt ~ # cabextract /avm/avm.exe
Extracting cabinet: /avm/avm.exe
extracting AVM Stick & Surf.gif
extracting avmacc32.dll
extracting avmadd32.DLL
extracting avmeject.sys
extracting fwlan.cat
extracting fwlan.inf
extracting fwlanci.dll
extracting fwlanusb.sys
extracting fwlanusbn.bin
extracting fwlanusbn_wxp.sys
extracting FwUSB1b.bin
extracting fwusbn.cat
extracting fwusbn.inf
extracting fwusbnci.dll
extracting readme.htm
extracting setup.exe
extracting Setup.ini
extracting client/AVM Stick & Surf.gif
extracting client/avmacc32.dll
extracting client/avmsysnet.dll
extracting client/avmwlapi.dll
extracting client/FRITZ!WLAN.chm
extracting client/FRITZ!WLAN_N.chm
extracting client/instwcli.exe
extracting client/instwcli.inf
extracting client/prehook.dll
extracting client/readme.htm
extracting client/wlangui.exe
extracting client/wlangui.ini
extracting client/wlannetservice.exe

All done, no errors.
bt ~ # ndiswrapper -l
fwlan : invalid driver!
bt ~ # ndiswrapper -r fwlan
bt ~ # ndiswrapper -l
bt ~ # ndiswrapper -a 057c:6201 /avm/avm.exe
ls: cannot access /etc/ndiswrapper//avm/avm.exe/: No such file or directory
driver '/avm/avm.exe' is not installed (properly)!
bt ~ # ndiswrapper -i /avm/to/fwlan.inf
installing fwlan ...
couldn't open /avm/to/fwlan.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 181.
bt ~ #

what am i doing wrong
and how can i set after installing the driver the wep key and router SSID


greetz
hope u can help me

[lupin]

You need to learn Linux basics first, such as how to use a command line shell, how the file system works, and how to get help for particular commands, etc.

Id suggest starting with Ubuntu, its much easier for a novice Linux user and there is lots of online help and guides written specifically for Ubuntu.

BackTrack is a Pen Testing distro, and requires at least basic Linux knowledge to use properly. As a guide, if you cant get a network interface setup on your own (after searching Google and the forums) you probably aren't ready for BackTrack.

You'll also find that people on the forum here are much less likely to want to spoonfeed answers, and you will get flamed eventually if you kep asking basic questions. The Ubuntu forums are much more tolerant of this.

[relaxo]

ok thanks i will give it a try after my a-levels
i think i will start with Kubuntu cause i like the gui of that linux^^