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--- install_fonera [2007/06/24 21:46] – corrected link to pre-built packages. darkaudax
+++ install_fonera [2018/11/22 00:14] (current) – deprecated mister_x
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-====== Tutorial: How to install Aircrack-ng on La Fonera ======
+====== DEPRECATED - Tutorial: How to install Aircrack-ng on La Fonera ======
 February 12, 2007 \\
 By: SonicvanaJr
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 If your Fon is not capable of being SSH'd into then you can use a [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Customizing/Hardware/Serial_Console|serial console]] to flash the image as well.
-Instructions for building your own image, and various other bits ofinformation about the Fon and OpenWRT can be found  [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Fon/Fonera|here]]
+Instructions for building your own image, and various other bits of information about the Fon and OpenWRT can be found  [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Fon/Fonera|here]]
 ==== First pull the SVN trunk and packages from the OpenWRT SVN server ====
-    *  <code bash>svn co https://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/trunk/</code>
+    *  <code bash>cd ~</code>
-    *  <code bash>svn co https://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/packages</code>
+    *  <code bash>svn co svn://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/trunk/ trunk</code>
+    *  <code bash>svn co svn://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/packages/ packages</code>
     *  You can then later update either of those by going into either the **trunk** or **packages** directory, and typing <code bash>svn up</code>
 ==== Setup and build the image ====
-  * Go into trunk/package directory and create a symbolic link from the packages tree to the trunk/packages directory <code bash> ln -s ../../packages/*/* . </code>
+  * Go into trunk/package directory and create a symbolic link from the packages tree to the trunk/packages directory <code bash> cd ~/trunk/package </code>
+  * <code bash> ln -sf ../../packages/*/* . </code>
+  *  Now go into the trunk directory, and type <code bash> cd ~/trunk/ </code>
+  * <code bash> make menuconfig </code>
+    * Make sure that "Target System" is "Atheros AR231x/AR5312 [2.6]"
+<code bash>(X) Atheros AR231x/AR5312 [2.6]</code>
-  *  Now go into the trunk directory, and type <code bash> make menuconfig </code>
-    * Make sure that "Target System" is Atheros [2.6]
     * Make sure the Aircrack-Ng package is selected in the Network section as a module.
+<code>Network  --->
+<*> airpwn........................................... Packet injection pwnage (NEW)
+    wireless  --->
+<*> aircrack-ng................ next generation of aircrack with new features (NEW)
+<*> aircrack-ptw............. A tool using a new method for breaking WEP Keys (NEW)
+<*> kismet-drone................................................ Kismet drone (NEW)</code>
     * Make sure the libpthread package is selected in the Libraries section as a module.
+<code>Libraries  --->
+<*> libpthread-stubs........................................ libpthread-stubs (NEW)</code>
     * Exit out of the kernel configuration, and be sure to save your changes.
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 Once you have successfully flashed your Fon boot it up, and ssh into it. Default login "root", password "admin"
-Now you need the aircrack-ng and libpthread ipk files. They can be found [[http://sonicvanajr.com/fonera/|here]] or if you built them you should have no problem getting them over to your fon at this point.
+Now you need the aircrack-ng and libpthread ipk files. They can be found [[http://mobileaccess.de/fonera/bin/packages|here]] or if you built them you should have no problem getting them over to your fon at this point.
 Use the command <code bash>ipkg install <file name here>.ipk</code> for both of the files.