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Hey guys, any of you have issues when you boot the pineapple? it boots up fine, but from time to time, doesn't recognize the hub or usb devices that are connected to it. kinda sucks. I am trying to put something to gether that will make it stable once in for all. BTW, I tried 3 different hubs and had the same issue. I tried both usb 2.0 and 3.0 and the continued to have the same issue. Hopefully the usb patch will work. keep yall posted |
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in the only case that can happen is that the router power supply is not enough to feed the hub and its devices. |
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I don't know what's going on with you, but the specific case was about detecting very specific Wi-Fi cards in OpenWrt. |
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Give it some time to boot, after you know for a fact it has booted, unplug your wireless adapter and plug it back in. it usually works for me. |
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If I think about it out loud, perhaps the problem is that the order in which some kernel modules start up needs to be changed |
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I notice that in the nano they force themselves to
I understand that this would be a good solution to what is happening to you |
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When I did the project, since I couldn't find a way to standardize the detection of which kernel driver would be used, I didn't add this. |
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Checking the MK7, I see that modules-boot.d contains 15-libphy, and then modules.d contains the system Wi-Fi modules and recommended modules such as 31-******. |
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, IA while back uploaded a patch that did add some stability to the pineapple. it did help. no mean to sidetrack, but i started looking into the possibility of just ditching the pineapple and make some modules that can run directly from openwrt rather than installing the pineapple software... pineapple runs on openwrt, and let's be honest there are just a handful of cool modules these days... so why not just install it on openwrt.. it might actually be more stable.... just thinking out loud. |
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@medudder I commented on this in another thread yesterday: It would really be a matter of adding a couple more modules, and EvilPortal would port MK7 or Pager to Frieren.... |
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Exactly, for that reason I'm now focused on Kali Linux running on a raspberry pi. I will soon be getting my hands on Kali nethunter with packet injection. I recently made a pretty cool program in python that does pmkid. It works perfectly. 100 times more stable than the pineapple, including the original pineapple.
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@medudder
That's why I made Frieren
https://github.com/xchwarze/frieren
I commented on this in another thread yesterday:
I think out loud
What is really used most in Pineapple is scanning and EvilPortal.
So if someone made those two modules for Frieren, there wouldn't be much reason to build an MK6.
https://github.com/xchwarze/frieren
https://github.com/xchwarze/frieren-modules
It would really be a matter of adding a couple more modules, and EvilPortal would port MK7 or Pager to Frieren....
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@medudder @lholman7
I notice that in the nano they force themselves to
I understand that this would be a good solution to what is happening to you