Lastly, reboot your system and observe your registered new MAC address. Save the file and set the file's permission to executable with:Įnable the changemac script to execute a startup with: 4 You may not have an active connection, so you can try to connect to any available one. 2 Select Wireless and choose the connection you have plugged in and click on the blue arrow. # Spoof the current MAC addresses with a random MAC address The second way 1 Open All Settings application and click on Network. # The value for wlan0 (eth1) would change depending on the driver you're using - Be it Broadcom's STA wireless driver or Broadcom's B43 wireless driver Previously NetworkManager 1.2.0 added MAC address randomization for Wi-Fi, as Lubomir explains in his blog post. It defines what to boot and in which order.
#LINUX MINT SHOW MAC ADDRESS MAC OS#
So you can see your two operating system in efibootmgrs output: Mint ('ubuntu') is at address 'Boot0000' Mac OS is at address 'Boot0080' Now, check the 'BootOrder'. This is also called MAC address spoofing or cloning. For technical reasons which are outside the scope of this tutorial, Linux Mint 17 uses the name 'ubuntu' as its EFI identifier. 0 adds new features to change the current MAC address of your Ethernet or Wi-Fi card. The content of the changemac file would be the text below colored BLUE (copy and paste it). MAC Address Spoofing in NetworkManager 1.4.0. Here's how I setup macchanger to automatically change my NIC's MAC address to a random MAC address.Ĭreate a file named changemac on your /etc/init.d/ folder with: Set specific MAC address of a network interface Some features that this utility offer are:
I've always appreciated the usefulness of this utility that I made it a point to install it when installing a new version of Ubuntu/LinuxMint on my lappy. I'm always a fan of collecting useful utilities, and I'm proud to say that macchanger is one of them.
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