the amount of *unsupported devices* is rediculous
Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2013 11:47 amthe amount of *unsupported devices* is ridiculous
ive tried running 4 variants of a wireless card driver on the same card. they all work just fine.
so why teh fuck would you prevent the netstumbler from listening on an unknown device? its freeware right? how about instead of an INCLUDE FILTER you use an EXCLUDE FILTER.. so that only wireless devices that (spontaneously explode- cause that doesnt happen anyways) get put on a black list. trying to cram every single new driver on a white list is SILLY. please consider posting an update that can force it to use any card. because i cant use kismet if my new card is *unsupported*.
also if your trying to collect infos on various cards and thier stats... why not jsut include a report form module using a basic post to weppage? not only would it be informatie.. but then others can see the variations and nuances of the wireless card in question based on that operating system?
please bump this to LIFE EVERLASTING. thanks
ive tried running 4 variants of a wireless card driver on the same card. they all work just fine.
so why teh fuck would you prevent the netstumbler from listening on an unknown device? its freeware right? how about instead of an INCLUDE FILTER you use an EXCLUDE FILTER.. so that only wireless devices that (spontaneously explode- cause that doesnt happen anyways) get put on a black list. trying to cram every single new driver on a white list is SILLY. please consider posting an update that can force it to use any card. because i cant use kismet if my new card is *unsupported*.
also if your trying to collect infos on various cards and thier stats... why not jsut include a report form module using a basic post to weppage? not only would it be informatie.. but then others can see the variations and nuances of the wireless card in question based on that operating system?
please bump this to LIFE EVERLASTING. thanks