This is the script i use to start wardriving. It starts gpsd and then su's to the user i run kismet as. I would like to add some checking for gpsd and start it only if it needs to. #run-kismet #!/bin/sh tempdir="/home/USER/kismet" ethdev="eth0" usbdev="/dev/ttyUSB0" user="USER" group="GROUP" TERM ...

More information please on the amplifier. I am currently useing a oronco with a 5db gain antena and would like to boost that if i can. Its a small antena at about 5 to 6 inches in height.

When I upload my results from kismet that have no ssid or a stealth one it puts the time in for the ssid. That seems wrong.

If you search for 00:60:1D:23:20:73 in wigle you will see the ssid is the time i found it. Not sure why it does that.

Is there plans for one. I cant get the java one working on osx. Also i was thinking about writing a native one in RealBasic or C,C++,Coca etc....


Thanks.

I am not sure but i think that he mac wireless cards are cisco rebranded ie they support leap etc. As to wierd macintosh shit... I have seen a few 3 or 4 mac wireless clients that use the WEP key as the ssid. I am not sure why they do this. i think its when you dont put in a SSID and you enter a wep ...

Here is a good antenia i use for war driving etc... Its onlyy $20 dollars so thats good. 5db gain..


http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/re05u.php

I have one of the tripnav 200 usb gps's. It nice and does come with windoze softtware to make it emulate a serial dev. I use it in linux and did not have to conifigure anything it just worked. http://www.rayming.com/products/tripnav_tn200.htm They used to be $99 but you may want to check at a dealer ...