Broadcom bcm43xx Injection

[.NetRolller 3D]

Wireless-N Broadcoms are not supported at all.

[sleek]

Actually the BCM4328 model he is citing is nowhere near the "N" standard on this chip. He should install the b43-fwcutter and injection will work out of the box.

[.NetRolller 3D]

sleek: It may not support Wireless-N, but it is an N-PHY chip (similar to Ralink RT2070, which is RT3070 with N disabled). Or maybe it is an LP-PHY (low-power), but LP is also unsupported.

[Freenkiee]

Do any1 know is it working Broadcom BCM4312 nice with backtrack 4 (maybe 3 too) and raw packet injection / monitor mode? I am using it on my debian sarge with no problem but not for this reason, thx

[XAVeRY]

Do any1 know is it working Broadcom BCM4312 nice with backtrack 4 (maybe 3 too) and raw packet injection / monitor mode? I am using it on my debian sarge with no problem but not for this reason, thx

I don't know about BackTrack, but I've successfully used this chipset with the latest version (from compat-wireless) of the b43 driver. No extra patching is needed except the standard mac80211 frag+ack patch.

[Mister_X]

no, it isn't working but 4312 support in b43 is starting. You can download the latest compat-wireless (or maybe it's only in linux-wireless git atm).

[hyperdyne]

  oi. hello my tag is gunmaker. now heres my problem. i see the patch and i understand people say i need to run patch "name of new patch" "name of old wireless driver". im pretty certain i could accomplish that. im running ubuntu just like allot of you are. so where is this magical directory where my "kernel" and "old wireless driver" is stored? the only directories that i know how to get are root , home , and media... so do you know where that is ? much appreciated. 

also heads up to some of you who missed it suds has a good driver with greatly accelerated injection (if i get to use it xD)

>>http://www.latinsud.com/bcm<<

[darkAudax]

hyperdyne,

This might help you: http://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=patching

You will have to search your particular system for the directories you are looking for.  If you search the internet regarding your particular distro there may be some information regarding specific locations.

d.

[hyperdyne1]

hyperdyne,
This might help you: http://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=patching
You will have to search your particular system for the directories you are looking for.  If you search the internet regarding your particular distro there may be some information regarding specific locations.

well please. for the sake of the next noobie that comes along... namely me... how did u do it on your distro   i've seen that link
doku is highly vague

and thus leaves me more confused then helpfull. the patching part helped the lack of a finding folder did not. and ive tried using tree to scan for anything that remotely means "wireless drivers stored here". no luck.

Edit by Mister_X: removed moving text.

[hyperdyne]

been a week now and noone has even told me how to packup or find the drivers yet. believe or not all linux flavors main filesystem graphical views are very alike. media users home mount ect. still waiting for someone to tell me where tey hide thier wireless dirvers and or backup... hanks 

[hyperdyne0]

so.. no rsponse means your all a bunch of elitists or you simply dont know  

[Mister_X]

Or maybe, you're just another guy that is afraid to learn by yourself.

[hyperdyne001]

or maybe 1t ta3es m0re than 0ne pers0n t0 s0ve th1s.. anyways..    bef0re you start bs1ng ab0ut my typ1ng my £eyb0ard 1s us1ng 1eet hacs.  . we11 1f your s0 amaz1ng,,, sh0w us h0w amaz1ng you are..

[XAVeRY]

I'm sorry, but this simply belongs here.

[darkAudax]

hyperdyne ,

This thread is now closed.  If you are too lazy to try to help yourself, we are too lazy to help you.  There are millions of pages on the Internet regarding building new kernels.

d.