What is the difference between what kismac stores in it's own file versus the dumplog if I choose to only store uniques IV's. I ask, because I just performed a test on my own system. According to Kismac i captured just shy of 2 million unique IV's. When I look at the dump file it is 3.7 megs and Aircrack says there are only 23,264 unique IV's. I understand there may be a small difference in how the two read the packets, but I didn't expect it to be this large. The packets were captured using a DWL-122. I started the scan with hopping, then changed to a single channel immediately, then gereated traffic using a clamshell to network to a PC desktop. At the end I switched back to channel hopping to avoid the crash. Should I have selected to dump data packets or all packets instead? I don't know if Kismac can crack it or not, I left it running at home. John