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I followed all the steps and got this error

Please help

For some reason, once using this once, my Tor won't open anymore and my @parrotos in MATE Terminal has been changed to @@4413. Anyway to fix this?

Using the ranges of <48:> for MAC adress as a reservation in some places reduces the entropy, as network admins can just use regex in a list to easily find the owner, even if the adress was changed multiples times, making his work easier.

Using the script does not make the user invisible on WIFI. Using Airodump-ng with a good wireless adapter, the MAC of the user can be found very quickly.

The script won't work inside a virtual machine, the connection will just hang until i disable the script (using nmcli and the graphical nm is the same result).

Why did you comment hostnamectl, and went back to using hostname ?

Edit: There's also the fact that graphical applications that might require root(such as bleachbit) cannot run after the change of hostname. It seems that one way to fix that is by adding the .Xauthority entry, but doing that will create problems at reboot when trying to log in session, and a way to fix that would be to add a line that remove the .Xauthority file after using OFF on the script(which is really bad), or using chown on the .Xauthority file

I tried to edit this to start on wlan1. no luck.. would you mind writing a copy or editing a copy to use wlan1 function? it would say wlan1 not active

In line 96 you use Bash's $RANDOM for the generation of a random mac address. $RANDOM returns an integer between 0 and 32767 (see RANDOM on the manpage). So the generated mac address has only about 2 bytes entropy.
A mac address has 8 bytes, as you hardcode the first byte you would need 7bytes of entropy for an perfectly random address.

I have no idea of the impact and if it is possible that a scanner could detect usage of this script through the 32768 different mac addresses that all start with 64.

So please use another way to generate a random mac address. How about one of the following:

dd if=/dev/urandom bs=8 count=1 2>/dev/null | od -t x8 | sed -nE 's/0000000 (..)(..)(..)(..)(..)(..)(..)..$/64:\1:\2:\3:\4:\5/p'
cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/uuid

It could also be possible to make networkmanager generate the mac address see: https://blogs.gnome.org/thaller/2016/08/26/mac-address-spoofing-in-networkmanager-1-4-0/

I don't know if it comes from the update you added which change the hostname (thanks for that, it's great), but when using Ghost, i have internet connection and my hostname and MAC adress are different, but when clicking on Network-Manager(Mate DE) i don't see any AP anymore, i have to reboot my computer.

I usually use wicd-curses, but after a recent python update it crashes so i'm avoiding it. Is there a work around ? I don't know which manager works best with GhostIntheNet, but wicd-curses worked very fast and fine with it.