is this device able to do monitor mode and packet injection on kali linux running in a virtual box on macbook pro late 2013 retina
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Devices itselft - can, but You are describing very complex and layered setup, probably, INSIDE the Linux running under virtual box - no, but running under KVM with IO paravirtualization - yes. But that's very "layered" setup..
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Yes, but a real KVM would be better since that will simulate a mouse and keyboard on BOTH systems at launch( or all, since there are KVMs that support more than just 2 machines at once), IOGear has some nice cheap 2 machine KVMs that will work wonders for you, (you can share single monitor with that setup also, or if you don't need that, then just plug the monitors up separately from the KVM cables). Also a really nice feature of some KVM is to be able to switch between the machines by pressing scroll lock twice. But to your direct question... This will probably work, but is really designed for toggling other devices such as an external hard drive, or USB drives, etc. Also you would need a USB hub if your mouse and keyboard are not a single pair.
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I haven't tried it but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be it's just a USB interface. I hope to talk to my Macintosh and it worked within seconds
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Yes, I used it with both, Windows, Linux, and a Mac box. I was not real thrilled with the combo though. The mouse was real stiff and the keyboard was real slow to respond sometimes. It would also fail to pick up some key strokes. This could have been a lemon set I got though. Just wanted you to be aware of my experience with it. Hope this helps.
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I am using linux and it works fine. It should recognize it like any usb flash media. I haven't hooked it up to a Mac yet. The only problem I can imagine a Mac having would be having to convert the files from WMA format.
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Yes you can, just make sure to install drivers if your Mac don't have them installed.
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I have. Macbookpro and works fine, but only with the software certified by blackmagic. Please check the blackmagic documentation. i tried to use it with Cisco Webex and it did not work, and I could not get any help from any support (neither blackmagic nor Cisco). Hope this helps.
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I am using this monitor on a MacBook Pro 2014 with Mountain Lion 10.8 and now Mavericks 10.9. It requires 2 connection cables - one for the monitor (I use the HDMI, but have also used the DVI-to-mini-display/thunderbolt (which requires an adaptor)) AND a usb for the webcam. It works great. Seems like if you have an open USB port the webcam should work.
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It is, I'm using it right now. It takes tome kext file injections and a Bluetooth firmware injection. All in all about 30 seconds to do and a reboot. Info available on tonymacx86.com
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Finally working properly on iMac13,1 running Mavericks, the chipset is VIA VL812 & firmware v8581, upgrade firmware to v8584 from "http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/listes-constructeurs/88-via-chipsets" (with a PC). Good luck to all who had the same problem with MacOS :P
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I use it with Mavericks with no problems and Mountain Lion prior. Plug and play.
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Tentatively yes. I have not tested this out and am not sure - will try out and let you know. I use linux. Probably the `aconnect' command will have to be used twice with different ports for the two controllers.
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Don, I have. and yes it does work. the device is actually running an embedded version of linux. it is running arch. with the right searching you can actually find out how to ssh into it and do what you want for running apps. I have gotten into mine, no large modifications as the device is my primary backup at the moment. the device is really just running SAMBA to give network access to the storage. I hope this helps if your still wondering. :)
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I haven't tried it on my Mac but is UVC compliant, works flawlessly in Ubuntu. Can't beat the price.
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Not sure for Linux...but I´m using it with Mac OSX so I would imagine this could work!!
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Yes. I haven't personally done it, but if you have 2 sets of input devices and only use the kvm for the monitor, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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AFAIK, the usb hub and monitor will work fine. Touch and gestures are not supported on OSX yet, though. I found a video of some guy toying with touch and Protools on Maverick with this monitor, which seems to indicate some kind of workaround. I would start a background monitor task for touch support on osx before committing or relying on app specific support. If you really need it now, you will want to check if your main app provides dedicated drivers and GUI support. If your mobo is vt-d enabled (xeon macs should be), you could mess with virtualization. That would require a windows app inside the VM though, plus success with hardware direct addressing, which probably never was tested for this monitor. I would stay clear of touch on OSX but YMMV...