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Enables monitor mode for wl driver(Broadcom)
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#!/bin/sh | |
# so, by default, monitoring and injection cannot be used with Broadcom wl wifi drivers (such as those for Macs) | |
# this makes it impossible to do stuff like crack wifi passwords with aircrack-ng | |
# fortunately, there is a solution burried in https://www.broadcom.com/docs/linux_sta/README.txt | |
echo 1 > /proc/brcm_monitor0 #enables monitor mode. That's it! | |
# prism0 is now like "mon0" (monitor mode) | |
#IF YOU WANT TO USE airmod-ng | |
#========================== | |
# airmod-ng check kill | |
# airmod-ng start prism0 | |
# airodump-ng prism0 |
@isweibin rip xps 9550 so meaning there is totally no hope to enter monitor mode with BCM43602 right?
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I am using a MacBook Pro 16,2, and I install the linux kernal 5.15.2-t2-big-sur. But I don't have the file /proc/brcm_monitor0. When I try to touch or cp a file in /proc/, I kept getting "touch: cannot touch '/proc/brcm_monitor0': No such file or directory" and "cp: cannot create regular file '/proc/brcm_monitor0': No such file or directory". Is that because I'm using bcm4364?