I have an Orinoco, but it works worth shit. I really want an airpcap with antenna attachment but I can't pay 500 buck right now. Aircrack-ng is opensource and from what I've read about airpcap it is much more robust. From my experience the easiest chipset to set up is a compatible Atheros with patched Mad-WiFi drivers. Other chipsets, like the Prism 2.5 need either an older kernel or a patched and rebuilt kernel (not sure of your Linux skills). To start back-track is already configured for WEP cracking.

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If you want to use back-track as a learning platform there is plenty of discussion about compatible chipsets at the remote-exploit forums: EDIT: btw cool avatar. Did you make it? EDIT: as vector stated there are other options besides Linux as well. Edited September 18, 2008 by tekio. I didnt make this avatar, just googled it. I'm thinking about going with going with Netgear WG511T. I hope I don't regret it.

I am looking into commview for wifi, it's pretty expensive. I've tried Ubuntu. I've tried Windows.

I've tried a live session of Backtrack. When using an Orinoco and BT I was able to capture packets once, but after that never again. I'm not sure why. I hope I can just use a windows operating system to do this. I wiped my drawing board clean, and starting from scratch. Edited September 18, 2008 by Ragnarok30.

I didnt make this avatar, just googled it. I'm thinking about going with going with Netgear WG511T.

Vector, let me clerify for my own sake. Using a WG511T, you are successful at capturing AND injecting through windows? What program do you use for this? Thanks for the feedback. It should work with aircrack-ng as it has an Atheros AR5001 chipset.

I've just ordered one here: It should work with Commview for WiFi and Wildpacket's drivers as well. According to this it will inject with windows too: EDIT: sorry. Just noticed the question was for vector. Edited September 18, 2008 by tekio. I got a wg511t. It is pretty nice, I like it.

I'm not trying going with commview yet for various reasons. I'm try going with Kismet with a combo of aireplay. I just got the conf file to work correctly, I was really happy. Google Radio Automation System Free Download. I'm not sure what I have to do to configure aireplay.

I haven't been able to test it out very much because after about 500 packets collected from my own network, it produced no weak IVs. Sounds like you're not getting any ARP broadcasts to re-inject.

If that is the problem use the chopchop and packetforge-ng method (link below). You could also try to ping an ip with WLAN client. That should force an ARP broadcast. Also make sure you are associated with the AP. Best Of New Edition Zippyshare.