You are talking about using the integrated wifi adapter and not an external one, right? Can you post your whole interfaces file (minus ssid/pw) so I can see if I made a silly mistake? Not sure where else my issue could be. I've got kali running on the pi0w, updated drivers, changed my interfaces file. It wont boot because of the firmware, this is what i did: Rusted_planet wrote:Yeah i am using the offensive security one.
Also, before the update, upgrade cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq gave me output:700000, after update, upgrade, and reboot, it gave me 1000000. Im trying it now.ĮDIT2: Can confirm, its as fast as the old one after update, upgrade, reboot. After apt-get update and upgrade this should be fixed.
first/4117Ī bug that makes the new zero w run in 700mhz rather than 1ghz as it should. The new pi zero w seems a lot slower than the older one with official kali.ĮDIT: I think i found the answer to this myself. The older one is running the official build from offsec site and the new one is running you're re4son kali. Is there something else different in this kali package with re4son kernel? I have my old Pi Zero with camera connector and this new Pi Zero W. The site also includes kali images with the kernel installed. The package includes a new 4.4.50 kernel optimised for kali with TFT support and wifi injection patch, firmware, tweaked udev rules, patched bluez & pi-bluetooth. Re4son wrote:I have updated my Re4son-Kernel to support the Raspberry Pi Zero W with Bluetooth and wifi out of the box. Don't know if i should link, i will a moderator can remove the link if i am not suppose to. Sorry about my formatting typing this on my phone.Įdit: It is the Offensive Security image kali-2.1.2-rpi (not the 2/3 one or the tft one), just wanted to clarify. But i cannot get bluetooth to work, and i soooooooo want to use my bluetooth keyboard with it. That will get you kali on the pi zero w with wireless networking.
ROOT_PATH=/mnt BOOT_PATH=/mnt/boot rpi-updateĨ)copy /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43430-sdio.txt from a rasbian image to /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43430-sdio.txt on kaliġ0)exit the chroot, umount the partitons and eject the card It wont boot because of the firmware, this is what i did:Ģ)put the sd card in another pi using a usb to microsd adapter (i had gentoo installed, but you only need an image that has rpi-update, rasbian would be the best i think)ģ)Then mount the 2 partitons from the card under /mnt and /mnt/boot Yeah i am using the offensive security one.
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