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Trouble getting Ubertooth to work with any of the BLE modules. #35
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I won't have a chance to test with my ubertooth till next week, but I noticed you're putting the interface as ubertooth and not say ubertooth0. Not sure if that would change anything, but I notice it says this under the mirage documentation. "The corresponding interfaces are : ubertoothX (e.g. “ubertooth0”)" |
I already tried ubertooth1-9, none seem to work for me. It's always the same problem, it just disconnects. |
I also have the same problem with Ubertooth One. |
I finally got around to also trying this on my end. A ble scan ends in a seg fault, however, blue hydra can use the ubertooth without issue. This is on 22.04 w/ latest Mirage + latest ubertooth firmware. |
What about jamming bluetooth? Is there any other tool that can interfere with ble packets? |
I have no idea what's different, but I just plugged in my ubertooth and went right to loading ble_scan with it. I even tried ble_sniff
I get packet results. |
This is interesting. Running the same Mirage, same 22.04 setup on my desktop and it fails just as we've discussed. I then switch the Ubertooth to a small, newer mini x86_64 PC with (best I can tell) same exact software setup and everything works with the Ubertooth and Mirage. |
Whenever I try to launch ubertooth using any mirage BLE modules, it doesn't work. I've got the latest ubertooth 2020-12-R1 firmware and I've even tried using it on VirtualBox instead of VMware. (It works on other github projects.)
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