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I can't find a reliable way to spoof my mac. If I use the "clone MAC address" on network manager (I use Linux Mint 17, Cinnamon), I can't connect to my wifi. I tried everything, unless I remove the cloned MAC address, I can't connect. There's no limit in place, no MAC address filtering on the access point. I even tried setting it up using a script on boot (after removing the default network manager and installing wicd, since the default will impose its configuration when connecting). Also, defining the config using /etc/network/interfaces.
All I got was intermitent results, I booted up, sometimes I had the spoofed MAC, sometimes the real one.
Anyone has been able to get consistent results by any means on this distro?
Thanks.
Quit the NM, and use macchanger – MariusMatutiae – 2014-07-10T06:16:28.487