I've always posted tar.gz files in the past. I have not posted for 2 months. Today I tried to post a tar.gz file and each time it failed with no comment. Posting xml, csv, and gps files worked fine. Years ago there was some discussion of enabling the ability to post via command line. Has there been ...

I recently switched to Debian testing from etch. I noticed that gpsd wasn't letting kismet connect, then it was but it wasn't working. I downgraded the version of gpsd and it worked fine. (thought the second time gpsd took up 99.9% of system resources). In regards to the newer version, I noticed ...

Thank you for your picture. The preamps aren't as close to the antennas as I had thought. I am curious about what preamps look like with mag-mounts. But I guess it doesn't matter much... by a long run, i meant something more along the lines of an external antenna mounted above your roof at home. for ...

I know that the pre amp needs to go next to the antenna. I'm just trying to imagine how this will work with my Comet antenna on a mag mount. The mag mount itself has the coax connected to it; I certainly don't feel comfortable enough soldering to work the preamp into the line and the idea of the ...

Do you have waas enabled? I'm assuming you do. Before I had waas I would miss a lot of gps coordinates. With my current Garmin Etrex I 'll usually get locks on all coordinates. Sometimes I'll miss six or seven. The worst was 2,738 networks discovered and 2675 with gps. What's happening with you ...

I have been wanting to use the Kismet + Google Maps output to make a jpg. I want the JPG to be a very large detailed map covering a large area. Using Google Maps it's possible to save the map your on with the plotted points but the output is restricted by the screen resolution. :? Any solutions on ...

Is there a way to have Kismet load stored Kismet files? I recently discovered that the MySQL database that I'd been using hadn't recorded more than about 1400 points. :cry: I reinstalled GPSDrive. This time 2.10pre3 using the new geoinfo table. I would like to get my points into the database. I ...

GPS contains the most thorough amount of data. Sometimes XML and CSV will have file that GPS doesn't have. In my experience, my GPS always have more recorded networks that the XML.

I was going to do the same with an atheros card and a hirose / ufl to n male connector. I got the stuff but the reception of the supposedly wonderfil mini-pci card was disappointing. So the stress of use two atheros cards at the same time and taking my laptop's (a gateway 7426gx) life in my hands ...

Yes, it's waterproof. 1. For GPS keep in mind you need WAAS. 2.Aside of that you might want to ask yourself if you want to use it ever without your computer. I don't. I had (have) a bu puck like the one themacuser recommended. (I think the one he recommended is better). I also have a Garmin Etrex. I ...

Does Kismet scan better if it's using a monitor VAP? I thought it helped to destroy all the other VAPs and only have a monitor VAP going.

Yeah, why do you want Kismet without a GPS?

So anyway, you're going to have to use wlanconfig work to create a monitor network.

man wlanconfig tells you how to do that. That is if you have the newest (or relatively new) madwifi drivers installed.

All he needs now is gpsd 2.10 or the one I use. Dutch posted it on the N.S forums it works better then the gpsd 2.10 for me . http://www.netstumbler.org/showthread.php?t=13610&page=107 . That's is if he got the kismet.conf set up. Well, I'm using gpsd 2.33 and it works well. I wouldn't want to ...

you don't have a space between cd and /etc/kismet:
cd /etc/kismet/

Did you edit /etc/kismet/kismet.conf? sudo -i cd /etc/kismet pico kismet.conf then change suiduser=your login name source=madwifi_g, wifi0, {name} gps=true metric=true logtypes=csv,xml,gps (deltete the others) after you've done that, type ctrl-x, save and exit then (if you want some cheesey fun and ...