kismet anyone?

[Mark Street]

I think my new Linksys WPC11 is prism3 but it still works.  I am using some 
wlan-ng packages for RedHat8 based on version 0.1.16pre2.

What are you using for wireless drivers and tools????

http://prism2.unixguru.raleigh.nc.us/

It looks like Kismet initialization is happy, the wlanctl-ng initialization 
seems to be the problem....

wlanctl-ng is part of the kernel-wlan-ng package on my machine.

On Friday 10 January 2003 10:14, augie wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 01:51:37PM -0800, Mark Street wrote:
> > What does the command kismet_monitor show?
> > and kismet_unmonitor?
>
> [root at gohan augie]# kismet_monitor -H
> Will launch kismet_hopper
> Using /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf sources...
> Enabling monitor mode for a pcap prism2 card on eth1 channel 6
> wlanctl-ng: Operation not supported
> Launching kismet_hopper in the background.
> /usr/local/bin/kismet_monitor: line 231: test: : integer expression
> expected
> Hopping 3 channels per second (333333 microseconds per channel)
> NOTICE:  No enable sources specified, all sources will be enabled.
> kismet_hopper - Source 0 - Channel hopping (United States) on
> interface eth1
> [root at gohan augie]# wlanctl-ng: Operation not supported
> FATAL:  Error executing ``wlanctl-ng eth1 lnxreq_wlansniff channel=1
> enable=true prismheader=true >/dev/null''.  Aborting.
> kismet_hopper shutting down.
>
> [root at gohan augie]# kismet_unmonitor
> Using /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf sources...
> Disabling monitor mode for a pcap prism2 card on eth1
> wlanctl-ng: Operation not supported
> You will likely need to restart your PCMCIA services to reconfigure
> your card
> for the correct channel and SSID.
>
> > Did you setup the config file in /usr/local/etc/ ?
>
> sure did.
>
> > more info please
>
> i wish i had more.

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