Just to make sure I would
1>at command prompt: "service pcmcia stop"
2>insert card then at command prompt: "service pcmcia start"
3>at command prompt: "kismet_hopper"
4>at command prompt: "kismet"
5>then "iwpriv" and look for "monitor" listed as a private ioctl on your PCMCIA ethernet interface (which is eth1 on my setup).
In any case, yes, Kismet should detect your AP, whether it's running WEP or not.
-Brendon
At 11:47 PM 6/7/03 -0700, you wrote:
Then I start kismet and it doesn't show my own network. Huh? I know the laptop is no longer a client, but the access point is still working, right? Shouldn't I be able to see it?
In normal operation, the card uses WEP. Do I have to do something to disable that before using kismet? That wouldn't seem right. --
