Not everything is ported 100% because of the support and testing done by people who have those cards and build the arm branch. Good it works from desktop versions, i had a feeling after you mentioned Pi, it's an ARM driver issue, which is not uncommon. Unless its a linux driver on the disk, more than likely, it's an NDIS wrapper, and only work for connectivity, and not injection/monitor mode, but without having one to test, i can't say. Maybe installing the driver from the panda disk onto the pi would fix this.

I'll update and shoot him a message if it's still not working. I actually just found re4son there and links to his kernel. I've been forum hopping trying to find a solution and ended up on the kali forums where someone is having the same issue with a Realtek chip card. I'm almost positive it's an arm driver issue.

I captured a handshake with both the onboard card and the panda pau09 from desktop lubuntu no problem. He is working on a bunch of new wifi cards for the Pi though.Ĭan ping him on twitter to ask if he's tested your specific card. If it does, then seems they need the drivers ported to the Pi and ARM branches, which hopefully Re4son's Pi kernel will fix for you, but not sure if that is one of the cards he has tested. Also make sure the card, if supposed to work on Kali, works on the other versions of Kali(non Pi /non-arm based). Raspberry's have different drivers though, and some work, some need to be updated, or in some instances, a different kernel depending on the wifi card.īut I'm going to think that the Pi, didn't have drivers for that card specifically, where the desktop variants might. If this is specific to the Pi, you may need to update to the re4son kernel, for driver support on the card you're using, or, the card is not compatible for injection and monitor mode to begin with, which is not so much the Pi and Kali, but the card's support. I'm really surprised I can't find anyone else with this problem. Maybe I'll take a plain Debian arm image and reroll it with kali tools and see if that's works. It would seem this is an issue with the raspberry pi 3, could be the arm image. Well I tried the same process on my netbook running lubuntu and captured the handshake immediately, and in the process figured out my on board card also supports monitor mode/ injection.

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