تحميل تعريف Alfa Network 802.11 Bg Wireless Usb Adapter
Jemima Torguson
I'm running Kali Linux 64bit 1.07 as a guest os through virtualbox 4.3.12 r93733. I've also installed the VirtualBox 4.3.12 Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack. I have bridged my hosts network connection (Intel(R) Wireless-N 7260) with Kali and I have set up the Alfa 036nha as a usb device for Kali through virtualbox.
Edit:I found this =K1ETBeRQBs4Which helped me getting the Alfa card to work in Kali. The trick was to add a new custom USB device in virtualbox where you just take the vendor ID and product ID from the alfa device and leave the other boxes blank.
Now however the problem is that when I plug in the Alfa device my network connection from my other wifi ceases to work (Intel(R) Wireless-N 7260) (the connection bridged from my host). It disconnects in the host aswell. If I connect to a wifi (with 7260) in the host with kali and alfa running the alfa stops working in Kali... I want to have them both running.
So after researching for some hours, and trying several ways to troubleshoot the issue, the answer for me was to set the USB 3.0 (xHCI) Controller under USB settings on virtual box, I believe this feature is available on Virtual box 5.0.16 and up.
after installed this driver (need run installed file "an administrator" and "compatibility mode for Vista" (maybe can mode for Win7 - i not tested it) AWUS036NHA device was detected by Win10 as TP-LINK Wireless USB Adapter
AWUS036NHA (TP-LINK Wireless USB Adapter) switches between systems without any problems. at boot VB Kali - disconnected from Win10 and connect to Kali, after Kali shutdown, device connected to Win and show in device manager again.
The trick is to go to your kali settings in VB go to network, select "enable network adapter" and the "not attached" option then run virtual box with kali linux, then after kali loads connect the network adapter, and let it load. After half a minute go to Devices -> usb devices -> and select your adapter
i install right now but from alfa wireless network is connected but internet page is not opening. where i have to active or enable for alfa.i got this message::: ethernet adaptor is currently active. ethernet adaptor has a self assigned ip address and may not be able to connect to the internet? how i can slove this problem
It's not connecting to your wireless router - what is your wireless router?. If it were connected it would show the name of your wireless network - have you set this up in its control panel? (Don't post your wireless network name in any answer.)
my wireless router is realtek WLAN, i installed it. but why it is not showing my realtek WLAN in " network".sorry i am new user of mac. i don't know how i have to set up in control panel ? can you guide me how to set up procudure. thanks i will not post again. actually i am using my friends wireless he is my neighbour Airport on my mac can't catch strongely that's why. thank you.
You would have to set up the wireless connection in the Alfa's controls, rather than in System Preferences, and you would either scan for the network name and join it using the password (if any - and if there isn't one there should be) or enter the network name and password. I'm afraid I can't advise on exactly how to do that - if it's not self-evident it's something you would have to take up with the manufacturers (unless anyone else on here just happens to have the same device).
Salvaging this thread, I have a RTL8821CU wireless adapter and would like to use it to connect it to OpenWrt ( Raspberry Pi Zero ).
I have compiled drivers for it in Raspbian ( ) and have the adapter working, so Linux support is available and tested. How can I compile/package them for OpenWrt ? And what extra OpenWrt pakages are required ?
My intent is to turn my Raspberry Pi Zero into an OpenWrt router.
Also, OpenWrt does not support dkms system for building and using out-of-tree Linux drivers so you cannot use that source but you would need to get a straight kernel patch and adapt it to the kernel used in OpenWrt, that's all sorts of painful.
Or rather buy a whole new device like a mini router from GL.Inet, that will cost more or less like a new wifi dongle, but it's better suited for the job and also is supported by OpenWrt. And is still tiny and portable like a raspberry.
For me it is fine to use the build system to try to go over this. I just want to give it a try before getting yet another dongle... I think in this situation I will just keep the solution that I have...
Just for more context, I am using this Raspberry Pi to act as a Wifi Client ( the USB Wireless adapter), and then using the onboard wifi chip to create the local wifi network. Not sure what term is used to describe this wireless network setup. I know that I can use other setups but have been having better results with this, so a device that has two wireless adapters is something I desire.
Was not aware of GL.iNet, and will definitely consider their routers as an option if I start from scratch again, but I really want to try to re use the hardware that I already have.
Then you need a linux system (PC or VM, not the raspi) where you install the build system, have a read about how it works and how to use it -developer/build-system/start (it's not particularly bad if you come from embedded device development, most of it is auto-configured and self-hosted and runs anywhere) and then you copycat this other package -ct that is doing a similar thing for another realtek dongle.
If you look at the makefile you see that it's pulling source from a github repo and one of those two strings of characters is a commit shasum so it's pulling the source at a specific commit (so it always pulls the same source).
Then you use the build system to create a new firmware image with the new package (and everything else you want) included. It may also work to just take the package with the kmod and copy it to the raspberry to install manually.
All i can say is that I was going to follow ChalesYu suggestions on this. And that the documentation although above average in terms of quality, does not provide (in my opinion) a clear step by step guide on how to build a new driver. So, some time would have to be spent on reading through the documentation as well.
Wireless adapter is very important for wifi hacking activities. Because for wifi hacking, you need to put your network interface in monitor mode. The built in wireless adapter of laptop does not work well for monitor mode. Besides many of us use Kali Linux as virtual machine. In virtual machine, network is shown as cable connected network and it cannot go to monitor mode. So for both of the above causes, we need external wirelss adapter to run in monitor mode.
Download virtual box extension pack and install it. Remember, version of virtual box and extension pack must be same. My virtual box version is 6.0.22, so I have downloaded same version of extension pack from older builds as current version is 6.1.x
Now double click on newly added device. Note the Vendor ID and Product ID. We will create manually this adapter. Because in many cases, if we add it automatically like this way it does not work. Now cancel this.
Now go to Setting->Network. Select tab Adapter 1. Then in the "Attached to" dropdown box, select Bridge adapter, "Name" dropdown box select wireless adapter(in this case Media tek which you have created just now), go to advance option, leave adapter type default, set promiscuous mode "Deny" and check the Cable connected box. (yes, though it is wireless adapter, we have to check it). Then Ok.
Now remove the wireless adapter physically from your host machine port. Run the virtual machine (Kali Linux). After running Kali, insert wireless adapter in the port of physical machine and see it is showing WiFi interface.
Remember if you remove the wireless adapter physically from your host and after that run Kali linux, it will prompt you a message that Network adapter (Media Tek) is not found. Don't worry if go to next then Kali will run and remove the current network setting. Then it will get back to default setting with eth0.
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