Broadcom Monitor Mode Driver
Jun 24, 2012. The official Broadcom STA/ wl driver DOES NOT support monitor mode. You are using the Broadcom STA ( wl ) official driver; this does not support monitor or promiscuous modes (regardless of whatever airmon-ng tells you.) For this you need the b43 driver, which can be installed with sudo apt-get install.
Getting a Broadcom chipset to work with linux is a royal pain, especially if you have to go the 'bw43-fwcutter' route to get otherwise unobtainable firmware blob. I was never able to get an older Broadcom PCMCIA card to do injection under Arch linux. The Arch linux wiki has a page that has a section for the wl driver. Cd Installation Hp Psc 1610 Tout En Un Coup.
That page suggests unloading all other possible Broadcom drivers before loading the wl module: # rmmod b43 # rmmod ssb # modprobe -v wl You should have another xterm open doing a tail on appropriate log. I've not run Kali linux, but something like journalctl -f works on 'systemd' based distros, and tail -f /var/log/messages might work. If the Broadcom chipset is on a USB or PCMCIA device, start tailing the log before you plug it in, and keep tailing until after you do the rmmod and modprobe commands. Battle Ship Hd Tamil. Here's a link to I - it looks a bit sketchy to me, however. Another possible problem is that you're running airmon-ng against an interface named 'eth0', which is usually an ethernet (with a cable) interface. Verify that you're using the correct interface name: do ifconfig -a to see if some other interface names present themselves.