Copy and paste the following command line into the terminal:ĥ. Now download the source code of the right driver as follows. Wait until the installation has completed.Ĥ. Please note that the password will remain invisible, not even asterisks will show, which is normal. Sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic build-essential dkms git Click on the grey Ubuntu logo (Dash home). Now install some applications for building the right driver. Disconnect your wireless connection, and temporarily connect by means of an ethernet cable (or by means of another wireless chipset that does function well).ģ. When you see one or more times rtl8192cu in the terminal output, then it's active. Use copy/paste to transfer the following line into the terminal: First check whether the buggy driver rtl8192cu is active in your operating system.Ĭlick on the grey Ubuntu logo (Dash home). This solution is necessary both in Ubuntu 12.04 (Mint 13 Maya) and in Ubuntu 13.10 (Mint 16 Petra).ġ. I have an Atheros chipset in my PCIe wireless card, which Kali picks up on initial install, which goes into monitor mode quite happily, but not the TP-Link adapters.Ĭause this is really grinding my gears.Luckily there's a solution that'll make such a chipset run stable and fast, namely replacing the defective driver by a better one.
Here's the thing about the forums, they just shuffle you off to download a GitHub G++ make driver, and when I do that, still nothing, I can see the wi-fi adapter, it can catch wi-fi, but it will not switch to monitor mode. You see, here is the question though, when wi-fi hacking, I have 2 different TP-Link adapters that have, Ralink chipsets in them, the TP-Link TL-WN722N v5 and the TP-Link TL-WN821N and for no love or toiling sweat or forum searching have I been able to find a way to get these to go into monitor mode, if I can get Kali to recognize them at all.
Now, the problem I have is this, it's drivers for wifi dongles. Hey there, hope someone can help me, I've been a Kali user and abuser for a little over a year now, not a noob, but not a great magic worker either, I can kinda hold my own and get by, cause it's Linux.
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