Shadow wrote:
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> With drivers it gets an invalid 10.10.10.1 type address from
> the ISP. Without drivers I can't see it :P

Why do you think that IP address is 'invalid'? Many ISPs assign
IP addresses from the private spaces and do NAT at the head end.

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> Like someone might locate the PC by the MAC address, even if I
> unload the drivers. Using a directional antenna, and a netstumbler on
> a laptop. Something like that.

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A client radio does not broadcast beacons; with no significant traffic
on this client, there is little RF to do direction finding. Netstumbler
is not suited for direction finding in any case; there are other tools
for that. Being that this is FHSS, you wouldn't see it with conventional
software tools anyway; you might as well be sniffing for baby monitors
or microwave ovens.

Michael