Mike Kershaw wrote:
I've been developing a database of cards based on the iwpriv
fingerprints. So far, the method seems to be sound. I hope to use that
to map sources automatically inside Kismet to the kismet 'specialty'
sources. As drivers evolve, I should only need one standard source
under
> While you're doing that, could you beat up on the driver teams to get
> them to adopt the same APIs for turning on monitor mode and setting the
> channel? There's a whole bunch of different commands (and presumably
> calls) with different drivers:
Oh, I know. :) I'm working on it.
> It app
Mike Kershaw wrote:
Sorry, I'm only messing with the linux stuff at the moment,
While you're doing that, could you beat up on the driver teams to get
them to adopt the same APIs for turning on monitor mode and setting the
channel? There's a whole bunch of different commands (and presumably
> >Well, yes. :) I still have to get my patches accepted to the ieee80211
> >branch, merged into the kernel, and then all the driver patches done and
> >accepted. It's a step in the right direction tho.
>
> If you're working on the FreeBSD Aironet driver, you might want to look
> at the version
Mike Kershaw wrote:
Well, yes. :) I still have to get my patches accepted to the ieee80211
branch, merged into the kernel, and then all the driver patches done and
accepted. It's a step in the right direction tho.
If you're working on the FreeBSD Aironet driver, you might want to look
at th
> >I've been working on bringing the radiotap headers to Linux so that
> >we'll finally have a kernel-level multi-platform consistent way to get
> >signal data on wireless cards.
>
> Well, it'd also need to be brought to the Aironet driver on the BSDs as
> well, to complete that process. (It's l
Mike Kershaw wrote:
I've been working on bringing the radiotap headers to Linux so that
we'll finally have a kernel-level multi-platform consistent way to get
signal data on wireless cards.
Well, it'd also need to be brought to the Aironet driver on the BSDs as
well, to complete that process.
I've been working on bringing the radiotap headers to Linux so that
we'll finally have a kernel-level multi-platform consistent way to get
signal data on wireless cards.
Part of the argument which has arisen is about the 64byte static
container that the radiotap headers define to put the variabl
