Does netgear usb support packet injection spiky?

It,s not good

have a look here
http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?...bility_drivers

My network adapter is intel wireless n6150.. I cant seem to configure it running on backtrack spiky. When i type airmon-ng
it shows this

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/547/questio2.jpg/

lkurrt what is the output of

Here is the output. I didnt plug in netgear wg111v2 usb

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/849/paste1.jpg/

But when i plug in the netgear usb its this

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/32/quetion2.jpg/

Im running backtrack on WM Workstation.

lkurrt

Airmon-ng is for switching wireless card to monitor mode

try as root. FYI "most if not all commands are run as root in backtrack"

lkurrt, you already opened two threads on that topic and are now hijacking a third one. Don't do that.
Anyone interest in helping lkurrt, please answer in his thread here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...rt-4175450023/

spiky, re routed to the link that the moderator gave..thanks..havent solved the problem yet

If you can purchase a USB wireless adapter you can pass the USB wireless adapter directly through to the Backtrack running in the Virtual Machine, this will then let BackTrack control the wireless USB device. It will then provide you a WLAN interface to work with. Here is one USB Wireless adapter that will work flawlessly with BackTrack http://hakshop.myshopify.com/collect...ifi-awus036nha

nice.. what is the maximum range coverage of that adapter? my netgear usb doesnt reach coverange range that far. I can only detect 2 networks on my neighbors. But with my default the centrino n6150 I can see 20. Does my default network adapter doesnt support packet injection for backtrack? it shows no interface when i type airmon-ng.

I don't know the specs of your built in adapter, so I can't say what capabilities it supports. I can say that I imagine the one I linked is good quality, though I haven't used it myself. I hope you aren't trying to break into other peoples AP's though.

NO. Im trying to test fire it on my network.

Hello guys/girls
i will need your help i have this //wikidevi.com/wiki/Netgear_WNA1100 wifi usb adapter that use Atheros chipset
Till now i was working with a bootable cd for BT5 r3 and the device was working fine
now i need to use for university reasons the BT from Virtual Box ( i did already the instalation ) but when i use the "airmon-ng " my BT (that runs through VB now) doesnt see any wirelless card
i understand that cannot see the wireless of my laptop but why not the Usb wireless (Netgear)?
i also found the //wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/ath9k_htc
but really i dont understand how ill use it (if is the correct driver)
Could you please help me how ill install the correct driver so i can see the usb adapter or what i should do?
thank you in advance

You have to pass through the USB device to the virtual machine, see USB options in your VMs settings.

Sweeters also be aware that BT 5 is not supported any longer

and was based on the old ubuntu 10
the people over at Offensive Security moved on
they built a NEW os "Kali"

BT5 will never be updated
and if you DO DO as the apper pop up recommends
do a "dist upgrade to 12.04" or newer
you WILL KILL almost every "EXTRA" that was added to ubuntu to make it Backtrack