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rithvikvibhu / nh-magisk-wifi-firmware

This Magisk module adds the required firmware for external wireless adapters to be used with NetHunter.
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No monitor mode with TP LINK WN722N v1 #22

Closed shakim24 closed 5 years ago

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

1st I just want to thank you for your work.So my TP LINK WN722N v1 gets recognized when I type the command lsusb in nethunter, but I can't put it in monitor mode. when I ran wifite I don't see wlan1 which should be for my adapter. All I see is wlan0 and that's for my actual WiFi connection. Iwconfig comes up empty also. My adapter firmware is installed so I'm not sure what else I can do. My device is Samsung Galaxy S5.

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

A few more details will be helpful.

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

Sorry about that. I have edited my kernel to support my adapter with the correct drivers along with OTG support. I installed nethunter through Magisk module.

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

Any help????

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

Sorry about that, been busy with other things. That is weird. Any errors in dmesg right after plugging it in?

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

Hey man no worries we all have a life. Ok, so I did a fresh install of nethunter on my device through magisk. Everything is still the same as with whats in the OP. My kernel is edited for WiFi adapters. I installed firmware-atheros in the root of kali-nethunter. Here is the dmesg result, https://pastebin.com/ykBHP1QV. I also copied the firmware-atheros from the root of nethunter to the root of my device and got this dmesg result, https://pastebin.com/t981uLsF. When I run lsusb in the root of my device I see the device ID, but it doesnt show I the root of Kali-nethunter. I'm still trying to troubleshoot the issue.

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

In the device dmesg, L2969 and L2999 show that the device was registered without any errors. And like you say, it's also visible in lsusb.

Can you confirm it shows up in ifconfig from the device terminal? If yes, then the problem is likely with Nethunter not being able to use it.

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

No, it doesn't show up in ifconfig or iwconfig. Lsusb only shows up in root of Androidsu btw, not in the root of kali.

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

Try sudo modprobe ath9k?

Edit: or sudo modprobe ath9k_htc, not sure what it was

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

Sorry about the late reply, I ran the command you suggested and received this message https://pastebin.com/dpZBM6Mu I'm trying to see if i can find anything on google about this error but nothing yet.

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

What about just ath9k without "_htc"? According to https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2053179&page=2&p=12232880#post12232880, it is in fact sudo modprobe ath9k

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

I was able to get my adapter working. Apparently the kernel I built wasn't loading the drivers properly and erroring out when running modprobe. After installing the nethunter nightly kernel everything was good. Is there a module for MT7610U mediatek driver compatible with nethunter?

rithvikvibhu commented 5 years ago

Glad it works now. As for MT610U, not that I know of.

shakim24 commented 5 years ago

It seems I need to cross compile the build for driver MT7610U but I don't know how. Building it in nethunter I just get make errors during the build.

f0lcan commented 4 years ago

Helle everyone, i have a similar issue, my wireless adapter cant wake up while i connect it to my phone, my phone is unblocked, and rooted, on kali nethunter, the only reaction is i can see the device on lsusb, anyone can give me a help please?