[rootipconfig]

has anyone had more success with running the pins backwards?!

[Rafe_D]

has anyone had more success with running the pins backwards?!

From my own note's it's around about 50%.
I have been keeping track of whether the pin is over or under 5000 therefore knowing whether it would have been quicker forward's or backward's.
Surprisingly I am finding that most pin's are between 0000 and 2000 or 8000 and 9999. Eventually I may modify a file to run those pin's first.

[rootipconfig]

From my own note's it's around about 50%.
I have been keeping track of whether the pin is over or under 5000 therefore knowing whether it would have been quicker forward's or backward's.
Surprisingly I am finding that most pin's are between 0000 and 2000 or 8000 and 9999. Eventually I may modify a file to run those pin's first.

I must say, i'm impressed with your approach on modifying the file in which the pins are thrown at it. Thats pretty fucking cool man, and one would be pretty bright to think of it if I do say so myself!

[Vikhedgehog]

All routers in our neighborhood are above 5000, so in theory reversing the save file would save from a few minutes up to 9 hours.

[groudon2224]

Great guide, Somehow reaver didn't save it but with this i don't have to start all over again :D

[jude12]

nice very helpful. but i was refered here by another page, actually reaver keeps repeating itself in my case and is stuck at 99.99%. i have google and nothing can seems to be helpful any ideas.

[speedypota]

This backward procedure does not work for me unfortunately. :-((

[speedypota]

Please could someone help me and put here reversed mod for reaver because I simply can not do that. whatever I do it starts from from beginning.
Thank you for help.

[Rafe_D]

Please could someone help me and put here reversed mod for reaver because I simply can not do that. whatever I do it starts from from beginning.
Thank you for help.

If Reaver is starting from the beginning then you either have not saved the file correctly or have not re-named the file with the MAC address.
Does Reaver ask you if you want to resume? [Y/N]

[speedypota]

If Reaver is starting from the beginning then you either have not saved the file correctly or have not re-named the file with the MAC address.
Does Reaver ask you if you want to resume? [Y/N]

Yes. it asks me for resuming. But I can not see what I have modded wrong. I was doing it all followed by tutorial and nothing.I presume I have messed up something inside file when altering..:((

Obviously most of the pins are in sector beyond 6xxxxxx and I hoped to start reversed cracking to speed up process.I have put same problem on reavers FAQ google pages but not yet answer.
Never mind. I will presume as it is.Slowly from beginning.It tooks me one week to get 35% of one good network and right now progressed on 45xxxxx.It is long way out of hell for me it seems.

[Rafe_D]

Yes. it asks me for resuming.

Then a file is saved.

But I can not see what I have modded wrong. I presume I have messed up something inside file when altering..:((

Find the .wpc file, open it and have a look at the order of the pin's listed.

Obviously most of the pins are in sector beyond 6xxxxxx and I hoped to start reversed cracking to speed up process.

If you just want to start from 6000 then open the .wpc and change the first line.

Never mind. I will presume as it is.Slowly from beginning.It tooks me one week to get 35% of one good network and right now progressed on 45xxxxx.It is long way out of hell for me it seems.

Why do people give up on thing's so easily?
You can always make a file to start at 45xxxxxx.

[speedypota]

If you just want to start from 6000 then open the .wpc and change the first line.

Why do people give up on thing's so easily?
You can always make a file to start at 45xxxxxx.

what first line ? 0000 ?

I dont give up. ;)

[Rafe_D]

what first line ? 0000 ?

The very first line in the file is a variable.
It tells Reaver what pin to resume the session from.
The line next to the cursor in the 2nd picture in the original post of this thread.
The part under that picture explain's what it is doing.
0000 should not be the first line in the file unless you modified it that way.
You can see in both my files I have left the first 12 pin's untouched.
That's because they have a lot of success around the world.

[speedypota]

The very first line in the file is a variable.
It tells Reaver what pin to resume the session from.
The line next to the cursor in the 2nd picture in the original post of this thread.
The part under that picture explain's what it is doing.
0000 should not be the first line in the file unless you modified it that way.
You can see in both my files I have left the first 12 pin's untouched.
That's because they have a lot of success around the world.

GOT IT !!!!! Thank you very much !!! it works !!

[caesarz3]

this is long time but i learned something ... thank you...