diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 63fd3ea..4e5a799 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -100,12 +100,20 @@ It doesn’t matter which board you use, as long as it has an ESP8266 on it. **don't forget to save!** -**12** Download and open `esp8266_deauther` > `esp8266_deauther.ino` in Arduino +**12** Download the project -**13** Select your ESP8266 board at `Tools` > `Board` and the right port at `Tools` > `Port` +**13** Go to the SDK_fix folder of this project + +**14** Copy ESP8266WiFi.cpp and ESP8266WiFi.h + +**15** Past these files here `packages` > `esp8266` > `hardware` > `esp8266` > `2.0.0` > `libraries` > `ESP8266WiFi` > `src` + +**16** Open `esp8266_deauther` > `esp8266_deauther.ino` in Arduino + +**17** Select your ESP8266 board at `Tools` > `Board` and the right port at `Tools` > `Port` If no port shows up you may have to reinstall the drivers. -**14** Upload! +**18** Upload! **Your ESP8266 Deauther is now ready!** diff --git a/esp8266_deauther/APScan.cpp b/esp8266_deauther/APScan.cpp index 3475c3c..73684f5 100644 --- a/esp8266_deauther/APScan.cpp +++ b/esp8266_deauther/APScan.cpp @@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ APScan::APScan(){ bool APScan::start(){ if(debug){ Serial.println("starting AP scan..."); - Serial.println("MAC - Ch - RSSI - Encrypt. - SSID");// - Vendor"); + Serial.println("MAC - Ch - RSSI - Encrypt. - SSID - Hidden");// - Vendor"); } aps._clear(); for(int i=0;i