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JAVA Guru needed Mac Changer - koolkid - Nov 10, 2013
🤝
i would like to change my wireless adapter's mac address to the contents of a Jtextfield. i have been doing a lot of searching but all i have seen thus far seems overly complicated.
* - crazyycast13 - Nov 10, 2013
(Nov 10, 2013 09:20 AM)koolkid Wrote: 🤝 i would like to change my mac address to contents of a textfield been doing a lot of searching but all i have seen thus far seems overly complicated.
I have no clue what you just tried to say there. Can you please use proper English, as in no misplaced modifiers?
It sounds like
A) you want to change your MAC address
B) Something about a textfield? Are we talking about javax.swing?
C) It probably is going to be complicated
* - koolkid - Nov 10, 2013
(Nov 10, 2013 11:18 AM)crazyycast13 Wrote: I have no clue what you just tried to say there. Can you please use proper English, as in no misplaced modifiers?
It sounds like
A) you want to change your MAC address
B) Something about a textfield? Are we talking about javax.swing?
C) It probably is going to be complicated
😑 i kinda asked for help with java not english 🤝
* - crazyycast13 - Nov 10, 2013
(Nov 10, 2013 02:10 PM)koolkid Wrote: 😑 i kinda asked for help with java not english 🤝
Yeah, but I can't understand what you are trying to say.
* - clrlslwi - Nov 10, 2013
(Nov 10, 2013 02:27 PM)crazyycast13 Wrote: Yeah, but I can't understand what you are trying to say.
He's saying that he wants to be able to change his network adapter's mac address to the contents of a Swing component called JTextField, what's so hard to understand about that?
I doubt you're going to be able to do this without it being OS dependant. I know you can do it using the registry, and you might be able to do it by executing commands through Runtime.
* - koolkid - Nov 10, 2013
(Nov 10, 2013 02:42 PM)Demmonic Wrote: He's saying that he wants to be able to change his network adapter's mac address to the contents of a Swing component called JTextField, what's so hard to understand about that?
I doubt you're going to be able to do this without it being OS dependant. I know you can do it using the registry, and you might be able to do it by executing commands through Runtime.
🤝 the OS i want it for is windows help with the code would be much appreciated
* - Shellow5 - Nov 11, 2013
It is pretty hard to do something like this in a non "hackish" manner, but I believe you could do it by getting runtime. I would recommend using a language like C++ to do this as it gets closer to the actual hardware and the network adapter.
* - vitafortis - Nov 11, 2013
The only way to do this is changing the registry, that I know of anyway. Have you looked into that?
* - 3 Kings - Nov 11, 2013
Yeah there are a couple of methods that come to mind:
1. Use a native method to accomplish this through C or C++ (OS dependent)
2. Use Runtime (only works for linux) call like ifconfig device down.. and then other things..*
3. There is something in the registry that i can't remember (ask on stackoverflow)
* - kray - Nov 11, 2013
There is no simply method for changing mac address.
You could use: http://devices.natetrue.com/macshift/ and a runtime command method to accomplish this, though.