It does. On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 02:39 AM, N. Karras wrote: > First find out if it still does it with Kismac not running. > > ----- Original Message -----=20 > From: "Chapin's Bulk" <chapinsbulk@xxxxxxxxxxx> > To: <kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Cc: "Jeff Chapin" <chapinj@xxxxxxx> > Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:41 AM > Subject: [kismac] a bug i may have found > > >> Ok, i have a linksys WPC11v3 card, which i installed the = > wirelessdriver=20 >> driver for, then i installed kismac with patch. I then changed the >> MAC = > >> on the card... This caused an instant OS problem requiring a = > reboot....=20 >> Any time I inserted the card, with new MAC, I would instantly be = > forced=20 >> to do a hard reboot... I solved this by running kismac, and hten=20 >> inserting the card, and changing the mac to the factory setting. = > Worked=20 >> just fine. I was able to recreate the problem using variations of=20 >> this.. any time OSX tried to load the card, the comp required a >> hard=20 >> reboot... At no time durring this was i able to "re-inject" >> packets... = > >> I got a " i am not happy" message that appeared that only one card >> was = > >> seen by kismac...... >> =20 >> =20 >> I am running kismac 0.05b, ( same results under what ever is listed >> as = > >> stable on maintaners site... i move to "untested" to see if this >> has=20 >> been addressed) >> =20 >> airport card (not extreme) >> =20 >> OS 10.2.6 >> =20 >> linksys WPC11v3 card ( supposedly a prism2 card, and seems to >> behave=20 >> like one in most respects) >> =20 >> =20 >> =20 >> =20 >> towards the end of this, i managed to cause a reboot to be needed = > while=20 >> "wirelessMAC" was running... now i cannot run the program to change = > the=20 >> mac to factory...... I get a " program terminated" error... even >> after = > >> i removed, reinstalled the program..... >> =20 >> =20 >> Thanks for the GREAT work on this project... Let me know if i can >> help = > >> in any way.... >> =20 >> =20 >> jeff chapin >> =20 >> >