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Hi How can i switch my wireless card to monitor mode in Suse linux?

I am using linksys wireless card in Suse Linix i need to have my wireless car in monitor mode i tried to change it frome wireless card seting but there is just 3 mode Add-Hoc ,mage and master mode there is no monitor mode !!!!!!!!!

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Possibly you are using an older driver for this wireless card, check with www.linksys.com too see if thier is not an updated driver for your card which includes the monitor mode you are looking for or download a network monitoring tool like netmon from www.download.com

Posted on May 17, 2007

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