Can anyone confirm slickslacker's experience in getting the 1005HA to work? I'm considering a purchase but would like some more confidence that injection works.
Thanks
Injection Working - Increase TX Power ?
It turns out that packet injection does work with default wireless drivers on BT-4-pre-final. The only driver for networking that needs to be added is for the eth0 device. The above instructions describe that process well.
The reason I thought it was not working was because my base station was too far away. I moved closer to the base station and it worked fine...
Anyone have any ideas for how to increase the transmit power of the wireless card on the 1005HA?
Can anyone confirm slickslacker's experience in getting the 1005HA to work? I'm considering a purchase but would like some more confidence that injection works.
Thanks
- So i would just like to confirm, packet injection does infact does work on the 1005ha with ar9285?Originally Posted by slickslacker
- does the wireless assistant in backtrack detect the wireless card?
- And can you please post the intruction on installing the eth0 driver as i have tried installing that on backtrack 3 but i was able to get it to install.
thanks
slickslacker, how far away was your base station?
I'm trying to understand if the AR9285 transmits weakly in general or if you may have just been in a situation with many walls and distance in-between, which could affect any wireless connection?
i cant seem to understand the directions on the linux wireless page on how to get the drivers working.
does anyone know anything that would help me....thanks
Here's the result of an injection test:
wicd didn't recognize the card until I installed the drivers and then I changed the wireless interface from 'eth1' to 'wlan0' in preferences.Code:root@bt:~# airmon-ng start wlan0 Found 2 processes that could cause trouble. If airodump-ng, aireplay-ng or airtun-ng stops working after a short period of time, you may want to kill (some of) them! PID Name 9449 wpa_supplicant 9490 dhclient Process with PID 9449 (wpa_supplicant) is running on interface wlan0 Process with PID 9490 (dhclient) is running on interface wlan0 Interface Chipset Driver wlan0 Atheros ath9k - [phy0] (monitor mode enabled on mon0) root@bt:~# aireplay-ng -9 mon0 03:26:09 Trying broadcast probe requests... 03:26:09 Injection is working! 03:26:11 Found 1 AP 03:26:11 Trying directed probe requests... 03:26:11 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX - channel: 11 - '*REMOVED*' 03:26:11 Ping (min/avg/max): 2.101ms/4.544ms/6.888ms Power: -28.03 03:26:11 30/30: 100%
A quick note about compiling the wireless driver - it took me about an hour and twenty minutes on my 1005.
For everyone here who has the 10'' EEE. Any reason you went with the 10'' over the 9'' or 7" other than simply preference?
I'm trying to decide to go 9'' or 10''.
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You're going to want the fullscreen 10"
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I really liked my 9" (900HA), but I love my 10" 1005HA. The 900's keyboard is just too small. I don't have big fingers, and I still had a hard time being consistent with keystrokes. The 10" screen is a bonus, but I could've lived with the 9" just fine if it weren't for the keyboard.
Also, the 900HA's wireless card seems to work quite nicely right out of the box with BT3 (and probably 4, but I dunno) whereas I had to do a few extra steps (see the original post in this thread) to get wireless to play nicely (injection) with BT4.
Get the 10", it's worth it.
I finally found time to test injection with my Asus 1005HA-M.
When I installed backtrack 4 (on HDD) I immediately installed the wireless driver the topicstarter gave here. So I haven't tested with default driver, only with the one the TS gave.
And it works! Injection works! Woho!
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