The following command didn’t work for me:
sudo airport -m [NEW MAC]
The MAC address as inferred via my router and ifconfig did not change
I’ve tried using the ifconfig “method” as well:
sudo ifconfig en1 ether [NEW MAC]
(I guess this just doesn’t work for airport cards on en1… as previously described)
as well as some programs that purportedly edit the airport driver extension at:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleAirPort2.kext
(http://aspoof.sourceforge.net/)
to no avail! Next attempt will be trying to directly edit the HEX in the driver as described at:
http://www.suspekt.org
But really don’t want to have to bust out a HEX editor for this. Any help would be much appreciated with regard to understanding why the former methods aren’t working!
The following command didn’t work for me:
sudo airport -m [NEW MAC]
The MAC address as inferred via my router and ifconfig did not change
I’ve tried using the ifconfig “method” as well:
sudo ifconfig en1 ether [NEW MAC]
(I guess this just doesn’t work for airport cards on en1… as previously described)
as well as some programs that purportedly edit the airport driver extension at:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleAirPort2.kext
(http://aspoof.sourceforge.net/)
to no avail! Next attempt will be trying to directly edit the HEX in the driver as described at:
http://www.suspekt.org
But really don’t want to have to bust out a HEX editor for this. Any help would be much appreciated with regard to understanding why the former methods aren’t working!
Thanks,
-x
(btw-running a G4 PoweBook with 10.4.6)