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Questions on the use of Wi-Fi (local area wireless computer networking technology). This tag is also used for generic "wlan" questions since they are commonly synonymous. Note shopping questions are off-topic.
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Aircrack monitor mode disconnects other dongle from Wifi
iwconfig:
wlan0 : Ralink dongle
wlan1 : Edimax dongle
When I turn on my Pi with both dongles plugged in, wifi works okay off of wlan1. … However, when I run:
$ sudo airmon-ng start wlan0
monitor mode is started successfully on mon0, but wlan1 is kicked off of Wifi. …
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Failed to connect to wpa_supplicant - wpa_ctrl_open: No such file or directory
I'm trying to allow my Pi to connect to a public Wifi network with no password, but I can't seem to get the wpa_supplicant.conf file right. … Btw, I am connecting like this: (wifi is wlan1):
$ sudo ifdown wlan1
$ sleep 5
$ sudo ifup wlan1 …
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Pi can't find Wifi Dongle Upon Turning On/ Rebooting/Ifup
wifi dongle
Power back on the Pi
The Pi does not recognize any devices under 'iwconfig'
This is probably related to this problem - I have two Wifi dongles that I use, one needs to go into monitor mode … while the other stays in Wifi mode. …
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