WN7200ND USB Wi-fi Modem Vbox Kali 2018.2 Problem

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2019-02-21
55.mikoto.55

WN7200ND USB Wi-fi Modem Vbox Kali 2018.2 Problem

Hi,

My System (Host): Windows 7 Home Premium x64

Virtual Machine: Virtual Box 6.0

(Guest) : Kali Vbox edition x86 (2018.2)

Dongle : Tp-Link WN7200ND USB Wi-fi Modem.

The exact problem is: USB device is recognized but no functions. Doesnt scan/monitor wifi network even my router.

I also found this firmware but couldnt successfully intalled:

https://wiki.debian.org/rt2800usb

For a clean start here are the codes: (I am sorry for adding as screenshots, when i do insert as code the website firewall says exploting.)

https://ibb.co/TTT88LW

https://ibb.co/5hSZ0zw

https://ibb.co/ThsBY4w

https://ibb.co/KWWPqNf

https://ibb.co/XzzwqGr

https://ibb.co/HKDny5S

https://ibb.co/XY18fM7

If the moderators do not accept the photos, my last chance i can post the codes in plain text.
2019-02-21
Mister_X

By the way, for anything text, you can always use pastebin instead of pictures.

It's definitely detected and the driver is loaded, as well as the interface (you can see part of it in 6).

So, what is the problem with it? Can't connect to wireless network or can't capture/inject?
2019-02-21
55.mikoto.55

T.y for reply.

It is detected but when i press scan for wireless networks, it is all empty. I cannot see available networks : (
2019-02-22
Mister_X

Where do you see scan for wireless?
2019-02-22
55.mikoto.55

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Originally Posted by Mister_X

Where do you see scan for wireless?

Here is the screenshot:

Attachment 3337

No networks :(
2019-02-23
Mister_X

Is that screenshot from gnome or from another tool?

If from gnome, then I have no idea why there aren't any wireless networks detected. It doesn't make sense since you mentioned that it isn't blocked (rfkill).
2019-02-23
55.mikoto.55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mister_X

Is that screenshot from gnome or from another tool?

If from gnome, then I have no idea why there aren't any wireless networks detected. It doesn't make sense since you mentioned that it isn't blocked (rfkill).

It's from my phone's camera.

The OS is Vbox version of Kali (2018.2) I've updated and upgraded also. It's running as guest in Virtual Box.

It isn't blocked. You could see here:

https://ibb.co/KWWPqNf and here:

https://ibb.co/XzzwqGr

I am %90 sure that there is sth wrong with between Virtual Box and Kali. Just cannot figure out why/what.