TinyPaw-Linux v2.0.1

Ok, and does your 8187 card show?

 

Ah, you will need to install the virtualbox extensions for your version and select usb3 filtering

 

https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

Download accordingly for the version of virtualbox installed on your system. Extension pack will open and install via virtualbox and restart.

 

I never make a filter, I only select usb3 and with vm window I attach from top drop down menu. Have you tried using usb2 do not create a filter, remove previous filter you created "any USB" and just check usb2 or usb3 and try.

 

Ah lol wonderful to hear! I apologize for the tedious chaos! I am not entirely sure why there is compatibility issues with VMware, could be the software or configuration or perhaps something with the iso file.. I never use VMware so I had no idea and never reports of compatibility or stability issues. However I thank you for all the details you've provided throughout this! As the sole developer community feedback is extremely important.

Glad is up an running.

 

Oops, I seriously apologize for this late post on this, which seems very important to cover the more TinyPaw-Linux has grown:

This post addresses incredibly slow TinyPaw shutdown times, in some cases.. it hangs depending on the host system and hypervisor solutions you are using. By default TinyPaw upon shutdown backs up any and all data from two directories "/opt/" and "/home/" - this is or has become an issue as in order to circumvent a lot of read+write issues with scripts via the traditional *.tcz extension approach - I have built them into the core of TinyPaw ie - /home/...


The problem with this is that if left to the default backup & restore settings upon shutdown your system will try to copy and save everything from the /home/ directory every time you shutdown. This causes or can cause almost unbearable system shutdown time in some cases in excess of 5-10mins.

Keep in mind this does not affect TinyPaw if running in LIVE mode, only once you have installed it to local and bootable media. This will offer a fix to those of you who have not already figured this out. Simple solution and will be corrected by default upon the next release build.

Step 1.)

Upon your installed system boot, please select the "settings" launcher icon from the wbar at the bottom of your desktop.



Step 2.)

After clicking the "settings" launcher you will be presented with the core control panel window with plenty of options. Please select the one that says "backup/restore".



Step 3.)

You will now a new window for "backup, restore and lists maintenance" please select the middle tab with the title "included for backup (.filetool.list)



Step 4.)

By default TinyPaw and/or Tiny Core will have "opt" and "home" within this list, as stated above home as it is by default now is simply backing up a tremendous amount about shutdown. So click on home and then click delete item at the bottom left of this window.

*My list is different and we will get to that*



Step 5.)

Now toggle between the tab that says "action results" and back to the middle tab again until the "add" button and drop down selector become active. By default it will have "file" click the drop down selector and choose "directory. Once you have done so click "add".



Step 6.)

As you can see you are now prompted to select one directory at a time that you wish to be backed up upon shut down as opposed to all of them. I have chosen to backup "Downloads" as well as "hs". Meaning simply that any data I have in either two directories will be saved and present upon the next reboot. If you wish to save data from any tools then check the "show hidden files" checkbox and then select any script directories you may want backed up.



Step 7.)

At the very top of this window next to the text action: by default you will see "dry run" click this drop down selector and choose "backup" and within the the window you should see an output screen like the image above.

Feel free to add any file and/or directory to this list, this is simplified and for the sole purpose of minimizing TinyPaw shutdown time. Within a VM using KVM this has reduced shutdown time from roughly 5mins to 0.25 - 0.5sec.

Thank you for all your support!

 

r1sen updated TinyPaw-Linux with a new update entry:

v1.5 - released

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

...what version are you using? TinyPaw is at release version 1.5 now.. linset and fluxion were discontinued quite a few release versions ago

 

I am sorry.. if you check the changelog everything previous to version 1.5 has been no longer under support. I would suggest checking out the changelog the version 1.5, though over time TinyPaw has experimented with various scripts and tools and binaries, I have narrowed down the included toolset. Any tool that fluxion, linset, airgeddon use via batch scripting are the newest patched versions compiled during the time of release of version 1.5 - through countless testing as one person airgeddon.. though heavily modified for TinyPaw has been a long standing updated and included "everything" / "swiss army knife" tool in the default TinyPaw tools.

 

I understand "your need" but I also have to point out that scripts like linset, fluxion and even airgeddon are nothing more then automated terminal scripting launching commands of tools like hcxdumptool, aircrack, aireplay, wash, reaver, etc, etc.. there is no magic in automation.. just less terminal windows and foreground activities..

 

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinypaw-linux/files/latest/download

 

Never a bother! And never apologize - being new to Linux or trying to learn new things is a great thing! As far as AP cloning and rogue tools, version 1.5 does have by default a modified airgeddon which has several categories of access point cloning, captive portal, eavesdropping, etc, etc.