Broadcom 4303 HP Pavilion zv5000

Jesús Vidal Panalés
2011-10-18T19:15:03Z

El 18/10/11 20:30, Larry Finger escribi?:
> On 10/18/2011 12:23 PM, Jes?s Vidal Panal?s wrote:
>> El 18/10/11 17:34, Larry Finger escribi?:
>>> On 10/18/2011 10:05 AM, Jes?s Vidal Panal?s wrote:
>>>>>
>>>> Running Wireshark on this laptop and capturing wireless interface
>>>> does not show
>>>> traffic at all. So there is something wrong.
>>>
>>> For unknown reasons, wireshark fails to capture data on my computer
>>> as well
>>> abd my BCM4303 works. Use kismet.
>>>
>>> Larry
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Ok. I've installed kismet, i've edited kismet.conf file, setting only
>> source to
>> this: source=b43legacy,wlan0,addme
>>
>> I ran kismet, and i can see my wifi essid. Packts is updating
>> everytime, so
>> sniffing is working fine. Now, what can i do with kismet to probe if
>> my card is
>> sending packets?
>
> In general, do not drop the mailing list from the distribution list.
> ALWAYS use "reply-all". All of my debugging is made available on the
> list. If you do not accept that restriction, then I will be unable to
> help you.
>

Ok, i thought that "reply to the list" on thunderbird was working
fine...sudo -s
sorry

> You can analyze the .pcap file produced by kismet with wireshark. Look
> for probe requests from your BCM4303 and the response from the AP. If
> you cannot analyze the data, it is OK to send the pcap file to me
> privately. I will limit the traffic to just your ESSID and post it on
> the list if I cannot figure out what is wrong.
>
> Larry
>
>
>

Uhmmm....my bcm4301 is not sending any packets. In fact, using kismet if
i execute dmesg i don't see any message trying to connect on the
output...there is only inizitialization of the driver.