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I'm also very interested in having support for the RTL8812AU chipset.
That chipset is also included in many other devices made by TP-Link, Comfast, Alfa, D-Link, Belkin, and an increasing number of manufacturers. |
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Good news! astsam created a Git Hub branch with drivers that support packet injection! You can find them here: https://github.com/astsam/rtl8812au .
He made them compatible with kali Linux (see: https://github.com/astsam/rtl8812au/issues/7 )
I strongly suggest to introduce them in Kali linux repositories :) |
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Just a sticky note for these drivers, many of the RTL drivers are to be found here:
https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new
really nice repo. Will try to collaborate these to repos and sync them into the rtlwifi_new :) Thanks! |
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Looking into it, the "https://github.com/astsam/rtl8812au/" is finished and ready to GO for Kali :) Nice catch kcdtv -- again thanks! |
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Great news!!.
So, Will those drivers be included in the next Kali release?
Or will we need to install them manually from that repository instead? |
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To be clear, I got no jurisdiction to make those call since I'm NOT an official Kali developer, but run them manually for now, and we'll see if devs include it.. I'm pretty sure it will be done :) It's ready2go so why not |
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Thank you very much to you!
Notice that there is a second branch in satsam with power managment and it works find ( git clone -b v4.3.21 https://github.com/astsam/rtl8812au.git.) The driver is very stable, there is still some very little improvements to do to have it "perfect". I don't know if the branch 4.3.1 will become main and when. I am sure that with your expertise, general collaboration and his very good work we gonna reach perfection. :D
It is also to e noticed that alfa network just released a MIMO4T4R USB high power device with the rtl8814au. Looking at the drivers i have the feeling that it will be possible to implement injection following the same steps... 2017 will be the year for wifi ac injection :) |
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we created a package realtek-rtl88xxau-dkms for these drivers.
The package is in kali-dev and will be soon in kali-rolling.
Please test it and let us know if it works. |
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Very good job!
Installing the dkms package is trivial
You did use the good branch (tx power control is enabled, I checked) and used the latest version: I can see that straightforward in an airodump-ng shell because it doesn't have the message "chanel -1"
I'll receive next week a device with RTL8814AU and i will let you know how it went. Compiling has to be done specifying rtl8114au, I don't know if you considered that doing the dkms package.
Anyway... For me this dkms package is fully satisfactory and could go right now in kali linux main repository. |
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"Compiling has to be done specifying rtl8814au": yes I noticed that. The package builds and installs the two drivers 8812au and 8814au
Please feel free to reopen the bug or open a new one if you have a problem with one of the drivers. |
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