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Raw Packet Experiments on the ESP8266
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Using RawSendBuffer to send management frames? #5

Open CalcHack opened 7 years ago

CalcHack commented 7 years ago

Hey CnLohr After discovering send_pkt_freedom can no longer send deauth packets / any other mgmt frames, I thought about using your RawSendBuffer (this should work, right?) but I cannot get it to work. ppTxPkt and ppRegisterTxCallback are undeclared. Since I can see them in libnet80211/ieee80211.o, adding the declarations "extern ...." should be enough, right? I tried for quite a bit, but failed miserably, and cannot find them anywhere in your code either... Any idea? Thanks :)

cnlohr commented 7 years ago

I should have written it somewhere, but, this is one of the few projects I selectively support. What is the goal of the project you are using esp8266rawpackets for?

CalcHack commented 7 years ago

Hi The goal is to create a WiFi-Jammer with a Web Frontend, which can be selectively used to deauth certain Devices/Manufacturers/devices connected to a certain AP etc… The application is a ESP8266 based all in one trolling device utilising this, and an IR Send/Receive unit connecting the two such that for example the turning on of a TV results in a device being disconnected, or the other way around. A bit useless, sure, but fun too ;) Obviously an open source project in the end with (maybe) a kickstarter for the Hardware (Could be directional WiFi and/or Laser based directional IR.)

One option would of course be downgrading the SDK, but I think being able to use the latest SDK (with Arduino on top for simplicity) would be easier to use and contribute.

Thanks for contacting me, Sean

On 27 Dec 2016, at 19:57, CNLohr notifications@github.com wrote:

I should have written it somewhere, but, this is one of the few projects I selectively support. What is the goal of the project you are using esp8266rawpackets for?

cnlohr commented 7 years ago

I regret that I won't be supporting that. Specifically, the project now exists solely to allow broadcast "walkie talkie" communication between ESPs, and to enable packet monitoring while associated to an AP.