bt4 live cd. Problem with the windows roll.

[bt4newuser]

I just use bt4 live cd and when run in command line some programs i cant roll down the windows to the last string. Maybe i dont know the keys to use to go to last string. This is really discomfortable for me. I cant see the all information.
Thank you for help.

[lupin]

You are going to need to explain that better. Perhaps provide a screenshot?

[Qsl1pKNOTP]

Have you tried using startx? Or using the less/grep commands?

[bt4newuser]

For example. I use airodump-ng. I got to many AP and i can roll down this window to look the stations or other AP. Maybe this problem because i use live cd with notebook? Some solutions?
Thank you.

[hhmatt]

For example. I use airodump-ng. I got to many AP and i can roll down this window to look the stations or other AP. Maybe this problem because i use live cd with notebook? Some solutions?
Thank you.

I think I understand what you are asking. I had the same issue when I lived in a large city. One of the more obvious things you can do is to search by specific channel using the -c option. Another option would be to change the font size of your terminal. If I remember correctly you need to right click the topbar of the terminal and go to edit.

*edit*
There are several filter options that I like to use:
(I apologize if any of these are incorrect as I haven't audited wireless in over a year and this is all done from memory, use the --help option to see the correct syntax.)
-a Filter unassociated clients
--encrypt Filter encryption types (OPN, WEP, WPA)

Play with some of the options and decide what you like best. Good Luck

[sagaci]

as hhmatt said, hone in on a channel and specific bssid to have the noise removed. The font suggestion is also another good idea.

[TheDamien]

If you hit tab you can use the directional keys to scroll through the list. You also get more visible AP's if you remove the station list by cycling through the view modes with the 'a' key.

[Archangel-Amael]

I am thinking that the OP needs to start the x-server.
Considering the default setup offered by a live DVD has a scroll bar and a buffer.

[bt4newuser]

I think I understand what you are asking. I had the same issue when I lived in a large city. One of the more obvious things you can do is to search by specific channel using the -c option. Another option would be to change the font size of your terminal. If I remember correctly you need to right click the topbar of the terminal and go to edit.

*edit*
There are several filter options that I like to use:
(I apologize if any of these are incorrect as I haven't audited wireless in over a year and this is all done from memory, use the --help option to see the correct syntax.)
-a Filter unassociated clients
--encrypt Filter encryption types (OPN, WEP, WPA)

Play with some of the options and decide what you like best. Good Luck

I just use the filter --encrypt and filter for channel(i tryed -a but its wont help). And u cant belive this not help. They are so many stations on channel 6 for example. So i will try with font bar.
Thank you.

If you hit tab you can use the directional keys to scroll through the list. You also get more visible AP's if you remove the station list by cycling through the view modes with the 'a' key.

I will try. Good idea. Thanks.

And thats is the problem when you dont know all the commands and keys. Its good when some one can explain.