I am not seeing 802.11 specific data (frames) on my
cisco 340 PCI using Redhat Linux 8.0. Kernel
2.4.18-14
I have read many of these postings but found no answer
to this question. Maybe one of you can help me. I am
unable to put the card in RF monitor mode.
I have the newest version of Cisco's drivers for linux
installed and the TCP/IP stack is working properly.
(Version 2.0, airo, filename
"Linux-ACU-Driver-v2.0.tar.gz")
I have installed the reccomended version of libpcap,
RPM's:
libpcap-0.7.1.1-1prism.rpm
libpcap-devel-0.7.1.1-1prism.rpm
libpcap-static-0.7.1.1-1prism.rpm
OK, so far so good. I compiled & installed Ethereal
0.9.9 and ethereal loads up fine. I try to put the
card in RF monitor mode and the drivers don't seem to
like it. I fire up Ethereal and i get NO 802.11
frames. I've tried kismet_monitor. It just says it
put the card in RF monitor mode but I get no results.
Same thing, NO 802.11 frames.
Does anybody know if the new firmware/drivers for the
Cisco 340 support RF monitor mode?
Where else can my problem be?
Is it my WLAN drivers or firmware?
Is it my pcap library?
I don't think it's ethereal!
What can I try? Please help...thanks, Vdog
rvoloch@xxxxxxxxx
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