[kismac] Re: AtheroJack packet injection
- From: Michael Roßberg <mick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 17:17:46 +0200
On 30.03.2006, at 23:00, Beat Zahnd wrote:
Hello,
I started to work on the AtheroJack? to get packet-injection
working. So far I imported some of the TX functions from the
OpenBSD opensource HAL without touching the code used for KisMac.
See ticket #81
> http://kismac.de/_trac/ticket/81
I'm still trying to understand how all this driver stuff is
working. I think the two things needed to be done in the driver, is
to add the sendFrame/stopSendingFrames methods to the UserClient?
and to port over all the TX stuff to the HAL. Finally, KisMac
itself has to extended to use the injection functionality in the
driver. Correct me if I'm wrong
everything correct. the extension in kismac is really simple though ;)
mick
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- [kismac] AtheroJack packet injection
- From: Beat Zahnd
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On 30.03.2006, at 23:00, Beat Zahnd wrote:
Hello,
I started to work on the AtheroJack? to get packet-injection working. So far I imported some of the TX functions from the OpenBSD opensource HAL without touching the code used for KisMac. See ticket #81
> http://kismac.de/_trac/ticket/81
I'm still trying to understand how all this driver stuff is working. I think the two things needed to be done in the driver, is to add the sendFrame/stopSendingFrames methods to the UserClient? and to port over all the TX stuff to the HAL. Finally, KisMac itself has to extended to use the injection functionality in the driver. Correct me if I'm wrong
everything correct. the extension in kismac is really simple though ;)
- [kismac] AtheroJack packet injection
- From: Beat Zahnd