Does anyone have any experience with the TIACXWLN.dll? Has anyone disassembled, rewritten or obtained the source code for this?
Bascially what I am after is bain able to use my packet sniffer in promiscuous mode, which I believe this driver doesn't support.
Hi,
Did you ever figure out how to put tiacxwln.dll into promisuous mode?
I came across this site: http://winm-soft.atspace.com/ in my efforts to find a hacked driver that supports promiscuous mode. Once the cab is installed I try to enable promiscuous mode and scan with Airscanner Mobile Sniffer v2.5, however there are a few problems that seem to be occurring. The sniffer would not even start up without first installing the custom mode controller cab, however once I did and tried enabling promiscuous packet capture through BOTH the custom TIACXWLN driver and the Scanner software, errors occurred.
The hacked driver was originally intended to work on a Dell X50v in WM5, however it should be capable of enabling promiscuous packet sniffing on the Tytn. I may decide to downgrade to WM5 to see if this issue can be solved by simply downgrading the wlan drivers.
I'll get back to this later.. if anyone has any luck with this, let me know.
Cheers
Any news?
I was just wondering if any one was still working on this? I saw the other night a link that Ipaq released a new TIACXLN driver, It may ave been older then I thought I can not fiend it now.
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Apparently Treo 700 owners get a new utility in the latest verizon ROM update to switch the connector between RNDIS and Serial mode called "USBSwitch".
The USBSwitch utility is a workaround that lets you connect through a method other than RNDIS¹. This is useful if your desktop PC configuration uses third-party software or network configurations that interfere with ActiveSync's ability to connect via RNDIS. RNDIS is capable of working correctly if the settings are properly configured, but some of these settings may be configurable only by your organization's IT Helpdesk.
http://www.palm.com/us/support/downloads/usbswitch/
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Would anyone with an updated Treo 700w care to post the cab file here?
found it
attached.
Here's the cab for this released by HTC for the wireless issue fix...
I have ran the file on my device, but it doesn't wok. It show me a message bellow.
lvlolvlo said:
Here's the cab for this released by HTC for the wireless issue fix...
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Cannot communicate with the PC because of the following Remote Networking error (Error 608) Please reconnect your device. If the problem persists, restart the device.
PS: I have used your rom before this one, both are very good roms, but they have the same problem.
Hello. I want to scan and modify every IP packet that goes thru PPP (dial-up) (or thru all interfaces if easier). I've done a lot of research and found that maybe the only way to achieve this on lousy wince is to patch the OS itself...I am an x86 programmer and I've done this relatively easily on winxp...
P.S. How can one debug wince os code in ROM with software debuggers?
P.P.S. So far I don't have any solution to my problem so it would be a success to do this even with one device (I have htc universal for tests...)
Today I've finally downloaded the platform builder and so called "Shared" code of wince 6.0...To my surprise I found ARM4 .lib files instead of source code for everything that I needed to look in (ip*.*) . However there is a binmod utility and other stuff for editing rom that you might need. I don't need to modify rom since i can neither debug ROM nor have it's source even from a different version of wince (I need for 5.0). M$ is sh*t as usual.
It is the har work to modify ppp packets on pocket pc (wince).
Yo can try the passthru sample in PB:
\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\NETSAMP\PASSTHRU
and
\WINCE500\PUBLIC\COMMON\OAK\DRIVERS\NETSAMP\ASYNCMAC
i think you have to modify the drivers.
good luck !
Hello to all,
Currently McDonalds provided a free wifi for 20mins for each device
Is it possible to change my MAC ADDRRESS of my PPC to enjoy other 20mins?
and I'd search for some old post...
is that the MAC stored in the wifi chip's and there's nothing to do with the registry,
The only possible way is to change the original drivers ?
thankyou
PS. My Hermes is running WM5
There is some discussion regarding changing the MAC address of the Hermes using a custom mode controller for the TIACXWLN driver. Check out this thread here.
Since I haven't found the time to try downgrading to WM5 to test the older driver out, would you be so kind as to help test a theory of mine by installing the custom mode controller to you device to see if you can set a custom MAC address and/or set promiscuous mode? The file can be downloaded for free and is located at the bottom of AlexB's website found here.
Once you download and install the .cab, the program can be found in
"/program files/custom controller/tiacxwln_ctrl.exe"
Enable WIFI in your com manager and execute this program. Let us know if you can successfully set your MAC address or enable promiscuous mode.
Cheers and good luck
Lancealot said:
Since I haven't found the time to try downgrading to WM5 to test the older driver out, would you be so kind as to help test a theory of mine by installing the custom mode controller to you device to see if you can set a custom MAC address and/or set promiscuous mode?
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Does not for work me on my WM5 Hermes. I get the same error messages as you.
I have downloaded Handy Sniffer 1.6 Demo version to my HTC Vox/S710.
The WiFi hardware is: TNETW1251.
The handysniffer website quotes: Promiscuous mode for some TNETW1251 WiFi adapters.
So when i select extended mode it gives me the anomalies error, which seems to mean that the unofficial promiscuous mode is not supported.
When i enable the official promiscuous mode, it only sniffs local packets, not from other pc's. Why is that?
Hi Rubberducky,
I am developer of HS.
// Handy Sniffer
>> So when i select extended mode it gives me the anomalies error,
>> which seems to mean that the unofficial promiscuous mode is not supported
Is not YET supported,
Send your "Windows\tnetw1251.dll" file to me.
Maybe we will have a luck.
// ARP Spoof
Try to send "arp-req.bin"/"arp-reply.bin" (possibly edit some fields) example packets from "Handy Sniffer\raw" folder. Some built-in WiFi adapters permit sending of packets with foreign source MAC address (-> you can configure valid arp packet). On target host run e.g. WireShark sniffer or see current ARP table...
The file tnetw1251.dll doesn't exist in \Windows on my HTC Vox\s710.
It is possible driver has name "tnetwln.dll" but it is a system file (hidden) and I think it has ROM attribute. If you can extract it I'll ready to analyse it...
I would gladly try to extract it, only i have no idea how i would go about doing this...
Try the program from GreateVK:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1571715
If you have success send me file to "[email protected]".
I'm having problems extracting the file. Rom Extractor seems to be developed for Pocket PC, i have a Smartphone.
But i'll keep trying.
If the extended mode would work in my VOX, would that mean that i can intercept all the packets on the network (Like ARP spoofing), or only packets that are sent to my device?
You can capture ALL USER packets an Access Point (re)transmits in network: broadcast, multicast, directed and with foreign DestMacAddr.
I sent you the file, and i'll also attach it here. Maybe other people need it too.
Here is the file
So? Is that all?
Hello to everybody. I tried to search this forums, but didn't find the solution.
Is it possible to disable WPA2 wifi authentication in windows mobile 6.1 device? I have issues with connecting to WPA2/AES network (device crashes to black screen). Manual setting to WPA/TKIP does not work, because it is overrided with WPA2/AES.
Some information here on the MSDN website:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa916274.aspx
There doesn't seem to be anything to disable WPA2 though
Thanks for the links. But after long time googling and reading some technical stuff, I am more and more convinced, that it is hardcoded into wifi drivers and it isn't possible to change it .
Better solution should be use of correct-WPA2-working driver, but I am neither programmer, nor experienced cooker to use driver from different type of WPA2-working device with same wifi chip.
EDIT: I found, that it crashes before showing of login dialog (PEAP auth), so that must be problem with WPA2 pre-authenication.
torrentonly said:
Thanks for the links. But after long time googling and reading some technical stuff, I am more and more convinced, that it is hardcoded into wifi drivers and it isn't possible to change it .
Better solution should be use of correct-WPA2-working driver, but I am neither programmer, nor experienced cooker to use driver from different type of WPA2-working device with same wifi chip.
EDIT: I found, that it crashes before showing of login dialog (PEAP auth), so that must be problem with WPA2 pre-authenication.
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I have WPA2/AES working on my Kaiser with the (almost) stock 5.2.19212 ROM. I did update the WiFi driver in my kitchen though (TNETW1251.dll version 3.55, dated 10/06/2008). I have never had any issues with WPA2 though, even before I upgraded to WM6.1.
Andy
I have Vox and it crashes with every ROM, original & custom without difference. Mainboard replacement didn't solve this problem, so that must be software issue. Where did you get that updated TNETW1251.dll? Here I only found patched one for ICS.
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I have Vox and it crashes with every ROM, original & custom without difference. Mainboard replacement didn't solve this problem, so that must be software issue. Where did you get that updated TNETW1251.dll? Here I only found patched one for ICS.
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I can't remember where I got it from originally - more than likely a post in the Kaiser ROM Development forum. I am not sure its the same driver on the VOX but here it is anyway (just delete the .zip extension).
Andy
Too bad, another driver for same wifi chip doesn't work (doesn't load on startup). Maybe because of different chipset. But thanks anyway.