The modified driver module loads but 'iwconfig' lists the interface as 'ra0' instead of 'wlan0'. I've found instructions for downloading and installing the RaLink driver and have done so. The WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT2500 page in the Ubuntu Community Help Wiki speaks of much older Ubuntu releases using a "rt2500" driver, which provides interfaces named ra N, e.g. Which further suggests it's using the mac80211 stack. The mac80211-stack was included in to the kernel 2.6.22 and on January 24th 2008, Linux Kernel 2.6.24 was released, and it was the first mainline kernel that included the rt2x00 driver. The last release with the IPW ieee80211 stack was rt2x00 Beta3, after that rt2x00 was redesigned to use the Devicescape 80211 stack, which has been renamed to mac80211. This stack provided much better support for non-firmware wireless devices, and offered features the IPW stack never did. The Linux Wireless page for the rt2800usb driver says:Īfter working with the IPW ieee80211 stack which was merged into the kernel, the rt2x00 team decided to move over to the newer Devicescape ieee80211 stack. The "Successful use" section of that page seems to suggest a mac80211 driver, as the output of the iwconfig command includes a wlan0 device. Ra0 Ralink 2560 PCI rt2500 (monitor mode enabled)Īt least according to the WifiDocs/Device/DWA-140 page in the Ubuntu Community Help Wiki, the default driver for that adapter is the rt2800usb driver. Process with PID 20488 (dhclient) is running on interface ra0 If airodump-ng, aireplay-ng or airtun-ng stops working afterĪ short period of time, you may want to kill (some of) them! UPD: here is the output I get when startin ra0 :~$ sudo airmon-ng start ra0įound 5 processes that could cause trouble. I know that other PCs are also sending data to the site, but I can't see anything from them as well. But when I do the same thing with an Opera browser on my HTC, there is nothing detected. The problem is that when I login to % % with a PC browser, I can see the cookies sent to it over http in Wireshark. I have my PC connected to it (via dwa-140) and an HTC phone as well as some other stranger PCs. Guess that's ok.Īfter that I ran wireshark as a superuser, chose the ra0 adapter and tried to sniff the test open network. The wi-fi adapter seems to have restarted after that.
So I installed both of them and ran airmon to switch wi-fi adapter to monitor mode: sudo airmon-ng start ra0 (this is my dwa-140 usb wi-fi) Hi! I am making acquiantance with wireless security and attacks and was told to run some tests with aircrack-ng and wireshark.
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