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2008-03-03
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@ Milan - Italy
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Buy a fonera (with an atheros chip), install the legend firmware and make a battery pack...it the best suite for wardriving and cracking wep 
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2008-03-03
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@ Sweden
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Originally Posted by Lupin3d
And that solution is so much smaller/compact, compared to:N800+powerd usbhub+usb nic?
Buy a fonera (with an atheros chip), install the legend firmware and make a battery pack...it the best suite for wardriving and cracking wep
And how will you manage the information from your scanned/cracked networks, the fonera has no display, sounds to me that u might as well carry around a laptop :-P
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2008-03-03
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Is anyone using this for the usb powered hub:
http://www.amazon.com/Cyberpower-CP-.../dp/B0002UQALQ
Or are there smaller alternatives?
http://www.amazon.com/Cyberpower-CP-.../dp/B0002UQALQ
Or are there smaller alternatives?
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2008-03-04
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I own one. I bought it to use with my Zaurus C1000 and I haven't used it with my N800. To give you an example of what's it's capable of powering:
-It will let me use my 2GB memorex USB flash drive, which wouldn't work with the Zaurus's USB host mode when plugged in directly.
-It won't let me use a 1.8" USB hard drive. It tries to spin it up but fails .
In short, buy it if you're feeling lucky, but it really doesn't provide a lot of juice.
-John
-It will let me use my 2GB memorex USB flash drive, which wouldn't work with the Zaurus's USB host mode when plugged in directly.
-It won't let me use a 1.8" USB hard drive. It tries to spin it up but fails .
In short, buy it if you're feeling lucky, but it really doesn't provide a lot of juice.
-John
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2008-03-04
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@ Milan - Italy
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Originally Posted by mutex
connect via SSH and mount a n800 share using mount.cifs in fonera.
And that solution is so much smaller/compact, compared to:N800+powerd usbhub+usb nic?
And how will you manage the information from your scanned/cracked networks, the fonera has no display, sounds to me that u might as well carry around a laptop :-P
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2008-03-04
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Originally Posted by Johnx
Ok, I imagine a similar energy requirement for a moving parts hard disk and a wifi key.
I own one. I bought it to use with my Zaurus C1000 and I haven't used it with my N800. To give you an example of what's it's capable of powering:
-It will let me use my 2GB memorex USB flash drive, which wouldn't work with the Zaurus's USB host mode when plugged in directly.
-It won't let me use a 1.8" USB hard drive. It tries to spin it up but fails .
In short, buy it if you're feeling lucky, but it really doesn't provide a lot of juice.
Given that the effective range of a wifi key would be constrained by available power - it would want the full wattage that usb provides I imagine.
Which would probably drain the batteries quickly also.
So what is the solution?
Is the deal with the wifi chipset in the n810 that it doesn't support injection at all, or that the drivers from Nokia don't support it?
If it can't be done, what about putting the n810 in flight mode? Would that then free enough juice to drive a usb wifi stick via the usb port without external power?
Has anyone else come up with a portable wifi pentest solution with an n810? It is crying out for it!
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2008-03-04
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thanks mutex,i'm going to try it
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2008-03-04
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Originally Posted by paulkoan
Nobody knows, since the hardware is undocumented and the driver is closed, but I suspect it's just a matter of the driver (the developer, on the maemo mailing list, told he could work on injection only if somebody could come up with a reasonable business case to present to his bosses).
Is the deal with the wifi chipset in the n810 that it doesn't support injection at all, or that the drivers from Nokia don't support it?
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2008-03-04
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Originally Posted by luca
Wonders if any1 knows? Does the silica/n800 hardware allow packet injection? If so, is it the same wlan chip, same driver? Plus has anyone able to install canvas on their own n8**?
Nobody knows, since the hardware is undocumented and the driver is closed, but I suspect it's just a matter of the driver (the developer, on the maemo mailing list, told he could work on injection only if somebody could come up with a reasonable business case to present to his bosses).
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2008-03-05
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does anyone have a good step by step tutorial on how to use aircrack-ng for wep cracking?