by joft
fmac is a tool for Windows 2000/XP which is able to change the MAC (Media Access Control) address of a network connection. WLAN-Tools are a collection of utilities which allow certain Windows XP SP2 WLAN configuration jobs to be done by command line.
This inital release contains three utility programs: EAPOLconf - modifies the EAPOL configuration for specified NIC pfximport - imports PFX files (PKCS#12) into a certificate store wpscp - adds a new wireless profile to the list of ...
This inital release contains three utility programs: EAPOLconf - modifies the EAPOL configuration for specified NIC pfximport - imports PFX files (PKCS#12) into a certificate store wpscp - adds a new wireless profile to the list of ...
This inital release contains four utility programs: for Windows: mount2 - UNIX-like mount tool for Windows using Linux device names unhide - command line tool to "unhide" hidden FAT/NTFS partitions delMountedDevices - ...
This inital release contains four utility programs: for Windows: mount2 - UNIX-like mount tool for Windows using Linux device names unhide - command line tool to "unhide" hidden FAT/NTFS partitions delMountedDevices - ...
This release comes with a nice NSIS installer. Infact there are no other major changes (compared to last release).
joft committed patchset 6 of module fmac to the fmac & WLAN-Tools & partutils CVS repository, changing 16 files
Version 0.0.20040926 * This release comes with a nice NSIS installer. Infact there are no other changes (compared to last release) ... * ... except some Makefile changes - added a top level Makefile .
Version 0.0.20040926 * This release comes with a nice NSIS installer. Infact there are no other changes (compared to last release) ... * ... except some Makefile changes - added a top level Makefile .
joft committed patchset 5 of module fmac to the fmac & WLAN-Tools & partutils CVS repository, changing 21 files
* Add a very simple GUI named "sgfmac". * sgfmac uses the nictools library as fmacc does, too, bat sgfmac needs the DLL version. So there is/has to be another executable called "nictools.dll".
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