Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG, packet injection

[Natty Dreed]

^

lzm2dir

has been removed from bt4

any way to get it done without lzm2dir ?

[imported_hatake_kakashi]

Why do you need lzm2dir for? if its in regards to kernel.lzm as previously mentioned by another user, you don't need that.. kernel.lzm is for backtrack 3 not backtrack4. As of backtrack 4 pre-final the kernel's source code is under /usr/src and needs to be extracted.

[Natty Dreed]

Why do you need lzm2dir for? if its in regards to kernel.lzm as previously mentioned by another user, you don't need that.. kernel.lzm is for backtrack 3 not backtrack4. As of backtrack 4 pre-final the kernel's source code is under /usr/src and needs to be extracted.

so you mean i skip this command "lzm2dir kernel.lzm /"

or what

sorry ..

[imported_hatake_kakashi]

so you mean i skip this command "lzm2dir kernel.lzm /"

or what

sorry ..

Yes, if you were referring to the guide, because kernel.lzm contains outdated version.

I personally would also advise against the use of ipw3945/ipwraw when iwl3845 is more recommended these days.

[hammer13]

thats the impression i got from using BT3 it never did finish getting through my belkin.
well i'll keep playing with it anyway. helps keep me busy

any reason why not being able to inject packets would keep it from getting data when running airodump?
Did you ever find a solution for this hardware in a dell.

[cordlesspass]

I'm also having problems injecting with Lenovo R61 with Intel 3945 default drivers in BT4prerelease (iwl3945) with aireplay. #/s is veeery small. Everything else works fine
Did anyone solve this problem??

[spawn]

it works for me


http://forums.remote-exploit.org/tut...backtrack.html

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