airdriver-ng and airserv-ng ....need help

[shamanvirtuel]

does anybody got any infos on these new tools in 1.0 dev ?....

i find this in the timeline of Aircrack-ng

00:52 Changeset [463] by hirte Added airdriver-ng. 
First version of the bash script,
it can list several kinds of drivers and if they are in the kernel,
installed and/or even loaded.
It can load/unload and remove drivers. 
Installation of patched drivers will be added soon.
Its easy to add new drivers.

i think i will have to Reverse Enginneering it, if i want to understand it right now because there's nothing on aircrack-ng website .... nor on their forum...so if nobody knows, i will reverse it i think...in order to write an analysis of this new tool....

im also trying to understand airserv-ng but i didn't manage yet to distribute the replaying and cracking process over my differents pcs in my lan...
Does anybody know what i need to do...because infos are really short about this new tool too...

[shamanvirtuel]

misterx says me that there's no other info......
the info on aircrack-ng is only for using it.......i want to understand how it works....so i will have to reverse the code.....

will feedback here when done...........

[shamanvirtuel]

so airdriver-ng could be used like this

airdriver-ng supported;airdriver-ng installed;airdriver-ng kernel;airdriver-ng loaded;
 Following drivers are supported:
0. ACX100/111
1. Broadcom 4300
2. HostAP
3. Intel Pro Wireless 2100 B
4. Intel Pro Wireless 2200 B/G
5. Intel Pro Wireless 3945 A/B/G
6. Madwifi[-ng]
7. Prism54
8. Realtek rtl8180
9. Realtek rtl8187
10. Ralink rt2500
11. Ralink rt2570
12. Ralink rt61
13. Ralink rt73
14. WLAN-NG
15. ZyDAS 1211
16. ZyDAS 1211rw
 Found following drivers installed:
1. Broadcom 4300
2. HostAP
3. Intel Pro Wireless 2100 B
4. Intel Pro Wireless 2200 B/G
5. Intel Pro Wireless 3945 A/B/G
6. Madwifi[-ng]
7. Prism54
9. Realtek rtl8187
10. Ralink rt2500
11. Ralink rt2570
12. Ralink rt61
13. Ralink rt73
16. ZyDAS 1211rw
 Found following drivers in the Kernel:
Found following drivers loaded (as module):
1. Broadcom 4300
13. Ralink rt73

i put 4 commands togather to have a one shot command listing me supported installed and loaded driver....useful when you want to be sure of what driver you use and if it's supported....

i think could be cool to script that in a single line text file, past it in /usr/bin to have access to driver control command easily...

see u