Jumping-PEAP

From longtime, I would to connect my Parrot jumping to my Enterprise network and Go everywhere in the building. "Unfortunately", all my enterprise wifis was WPA2 Enterprise (PEAP + MSVCHAPV2) wich is not available in stock firmware.

But Now It's Possible:

Requirement :

• Jumping Night/Race (EVO) (work on Sumo but only with symlinks because no more RAM)
• My CoyoteProd Libsumo.Net Application (or other application able to change the IPAddress to connect to drone)
• Windows PC (not mandatory)

Required only if you brick your jumping:

• Latest Firmware
• USB Cable

Installation:

• Check the file LinuxFiles\wpa_supplicant.conf and adapt the file to your network configuration. Be sur to use MD4 hashing for the password (dont write it in clear, because the drone have no security protection at all...) to hash your password you can use: echo -n %cleartextpassword% | iconv -t utf16le | openssl md4 on a linux computer
• Insert new battery in drone
• Power On
• Connect to Drone Wifi
• Connect to Drone with FTP
• Go to internal_000
• Create folder wpa_supplicant
• upload all files that in LinuxFiles folder of this repository (not the folder)
• Connect to Drone with Telnet
• Go to /data/ftp/internal_000/wpa_supplicant
• Check that all file haves execute right (use chmode if not)
• Execute ./install.sh

Now when you power On your drone is in normal mode, it's work the same from stock firmware with Parrot Application. But when you press one time on the power button, the drone will begin the connection to your network. And you can use your favorite applications to pilot your drone and virtually rolling where your network coverage go...

Some notes:

• Change the drone name to easily access it when it's connected to your network (nslookup)
• It's compatible with eduroam network too
• Check Wiki to view how to compile your own wpa_supplicant for ARM51
• Pay attention to \n endline that is mandatory for linux. Use a good text editor for editing files or vidirectely on the drone. if you see ^M that tell you are wrong...

in case of problem with your drone... :

• first, dont not take me responsible... you made change to your drone at your own risk
• Here a little procedure to revert your drone back to life. (tested and approved be myself when I have accidentally unconfigured wifi card...)

Have fun... !

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If you Brick your Jumping :

• Remove Battery of jumping
• Connect your Jumping to USB
• Wait to Green LED
• Press 4 times on the power button
• Wait that a new driver come in DeviceManager
• Install Microsoft Remote RNDIS Driver

• be sure you'r able to ping your device (by default 192.168.3.1), use ipconfig and set address manually on your local interface if not.

• Connect with Telnet on 192.168.3.1

• Modify /etc/inetd.conf to allow FTP to start in root

  change 21 stream tcp nowait root ftpd ftpd -w /data/ftp
  to 21 stream tcp nowait root ftpd ftpd -w /

• get the name in /bin/updater/productname file (used for renaming the firmware file in next step)

• restart ftp serveur or reboot and re-press 4 times on power button

• download latest (or the same) firmware on Parrot site (be careful to download the firmware for your drone)

• rename the file in %productname%_update.plf (for night: jumpingsumo_update.plf)

• Connect with FTP to 192.168.3.1

• upload firmware in /update folder

• Wait 2 min (to be sure filesystem is flushed)

• Reboot and Wait for update finished and Drone initialisation

• It's all

Notes :

• If you upload same firmware, Drone will still do the update, because update process have -force parameter... Thanks Parrot engineer !