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Subject: Kismet & Intel 3945abg
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Good Day,

I have an HP dv9347cl with a built-in Intel 3945abg card. I am  
utilizing the wpi/wpifw module/driver to run my wireless card. I would  
like to run kismet without having to use the NDIS wrapper/ipw3945 and  
have not found any documentation on google/bsdforums for this.

Has anyone managed to run Kismet without utilizing the NDIS wrapper  
and is this a Kismet support issue?

Thank you in advanced!
David A.

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