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Dual Band Wireless: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band provide flexible connectivity. I installed Kali Linux on my Sony Vaio laptop (model number SVF142C1WW), but I had no wireless out of the box. So, a few days back I shifted to Debian 10 from Ubuntu and unfortunately, Debian decided to not recognize my WiFi Dongle/USB WiFi Adapter. It took a lot of effort at trying to configure the device driver but it boiled down to the fact that my Debian lacked the appropriate driver for my TP-Link WiFi device.WiFi Adapters at low price - Buy USB WiFi Adapters online at best price up to 60 OFF at Paytmmall.com.
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Official ArchWipi – Download Arch Linux Raspberry Pi WiFi Access Point Januby Hayden James, in Blog Linux Change log I found this video on Google which suggested I install theThe 8187 chipset was good but adapters with this chipset are wireless G and becoming dated, so if possible go with the other chipsets. The following are adapters have been tested and are know to work with Backtrack and Kali Linux.The following are Backtrack 5 / Kali Linux compatible USB adapters / dongles with Links to Amazon and AliExpress if available.Adapters that use the Ralink RT3070 ChipsetAdapters that use the Atheros AR9271 ChipsetAlfa AWUS051NH Dual Band 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz…….AmazonWireless G only USB adapters, Realtek 8187L chipsetThe following USB adapters are dongles that were best sellers in the past but since they only support wireless G they have become dated.Alfa AWUS036H USB adapter 2.4 GHz…….AmazonNetgear WG111v2 USB adapter 2.4 GHz…….AmazonSabrent NT-WGHU USB adapter 2.4 GHz…….
07-17-2014 – 138 Packages updated using pacman -Syu. There’s now 700MB of free disk vs 90MB previously. 07-17-2014 – Due to popular demand, I’ve extended partition. 07-17-2014 – Stripped down and optimized Arch Linux even more. 03-22-2015 – Added Raspberry Pi 2 support.
These were manufactured for two very different purposes, I still love both. Once booted the access point will create SSID ArchWiPI via network address translation (NAT).UPDATE: Today I received my LB-Link long Range WiFi USB Antenna which replaced my Edimax EW-7811Un If you prefer mini dongles the best I’ve tested so far is TP-LINK TL-WN725N Wireless N Nano USB Adapter. 01-22-2014 – Changed the root login password for Pi to: archwipiAre you looking into turning your Raspberry Piinto a Wireless router? Then I’ve created a tiny Arch Linux ARM + create_ap (by oblique) based setup, packaged into a downloadable image that may interest you. 01-23-2014 – Installed bcmstat.sh to replace cpustatus.sh see usage below
(I recommend this or this) Wifi USB dongle running rtl871xdrv. Power adapter with at least 1500 mA (2 amp recommended) The LB-Link is on the left and Edimax on the right….Arch Linux Raspberry Pi WiFi AP Requirements
(For Linux and Mac) Write the extracted image to SD card. Eg: sudo tar zxf archwipi.img.tar.gz Download my Arch Linux Wireless Raspberry Pi image: archwipi.img.tar.gz (252MB) Internet cable from your cable modem)Image Installation and Access Point Setup
Plug your internet cable and new Arch WiPi SD card into your Raspberry and power it on. Optional – extend partition to use all of disk. You can use gparted. Don’t run this command if unsure!!!
You can also view graphs of Pi stats, browse to this address 192.168.12.1:8080/archwipi (powered by Monitorix)Example from the built in stats page (I was still tweaking and rebooting as well as swapping SD’s to compare different settings which the graphs reflect).Note: There’s no over volting. Check CPU speed, temperature and more using. You can change the WiFi password to what ever you like by editing: /usr/lib/systemd/system/create_ap.service If you need to login to the Pi the credentials are: root | archwipi The wifi password password is: 1010101010 If you don’t see the archwipi SSID, then it means you need to manually install your WiFI dongle drivers.
Here’s speedtest.net results from my Laptop via Raspberry Pi WiFi router which is connected to ISP cable modem (pay for 25Mb/s plan):Please let me know if you do try this. However, with current settings the Pi’s arm will drop right down to 200Mhz when idle. I have plans for “under volting” in future updates which will help keep the Pi’s temperatures even cooler 24/7.
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