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Originally Posted by theprez98
Ok, here's the latest update.
1. I followed the setup procedure for WRT54G Kismet Drone, using the OpenWRT firmware. When I edited the kismet_drone.conf file, I used the settings for the v3.0 router:
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source=wrt54g,eth1:prism0,wrt54g
2. Next, I followed the procedures for Kismet on Windows. Absolutely no isses here at all.
3. I also set up gpsd but I have not tested it yet.
4. I made two scripts, scanme.sh and rundrone.sh. I can log into the router just fine. At that point, I run the scanme script and then the rundrone script. The kismet_drone starts up.
5. I run kismet under cygwin on my laptop, and it connects to the drone as evidenced by the messenge from the drone telling me it has accepted an incoming connection.
6. Kismet finds my wireless network ("WOPR") but does not scan.
7. Finally, after rebooting, I cannot even run the kismet_drone. I am getting a FATAL: ioctl: No such device error.
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The ioctl is probobly related to the dynamic creation of the 'prism0' interface. Make sure your issuing the 'wl ap 0' command before you fire up the drone. The drone will only work if it's in Client mode.
My suggestion would be to step through the commands in the rundrone.sh script, then try running the drone with a '&' at the end, so that after you connect with kismet, run 'wl scan' and see if it scans.
The other thing to check is the indents in scanme.sh, make sure that the 2 lines after 'do' are indented