[kismac] Re: GPS device & 0.2
- From: ard jonker <ard.jonker@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:01:27 +0100
As of some recent version, Kismac now displays the traces where I
have had a fix, and no trace when the fix was not available. I can
live with that, actually, I'm very happy with that. In fact, I'm so
happy with it that I would like to be able to save the trace from
Kismac.
Hahahahah... that's the best way to make a feature request I think
I've ever heard. I haven't played with saving traces... perhaps I
should... or perhaps Mick should. I won't have time soon, and
probably neither will Mick,
As you are the 'gps guy' for me, I'd thought I threw it at the list
and see who takes the bait ;-) Mick has virtues more in the general
direction of wireless, I guess?
but it's a good idea. I'd like the trace saved in a format that's
compatible with *something* else... perhaps MacGPS Pro?
Or a format that gpsd can read; gpsd is said to be able to re-read
files for debug purposes. As you have the GPS sentence parser anyway,
you might as well write GPS sentence files.
There is one odd thing; when the GPS device is closed, and reset
(assumed the only way to get it going again), I get a strange spike
in my trace, possibly to the middle of nowhere (you long time mac
users of the Map control panel know where you are) rather than a
gap in the trace.
Yep - that would be a ghost fix at 0,0 (i.e. the equator due south
of Greenwich). Not sure what can be done about that. Probably
something, but I think it's for further down the track.
From my turtle graphics time I'd say: the first command after a null
fix is a 'move to' rather than a 'draw to'. But then, that's turtle
graphics.
ehmmmm kismacng should
'eventually' is omitted, I suppose? I didn't have the nerve to try up
until now, but there is no trace shown when a kismac file is loaded.
Boy, it DOES. In 'open' mode, that is. As I'm stubbornly try to map
the whole city by importing all my war drives, Kismac imports all the
AP's, but it only takes the latest trace. Minor problem. Traces help
you to see where you have been and did not find any AP. Hency my
continuing request for traces in kismac files.
include traces in kismac files.... actually ard's request (which has
been around since version .08a i think) is the reason that kismacng
savefiles are not fully backward compatible...
Things have to get worse before they get better. I'm happy to see
what 'worse' means, and makes me craving for 'better'... Thanks to
all you programming buffs.
ard
- References:
- [kismac] A few obscure and simple questions
- From: Glen MacPherson
- [kismac] Re: A few obscure and simple questions
- From: Theo Baschak
- [kismac] Re: A few obscure and simple questions
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- [kismac] buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Michael Ellsworth
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Theo Baschak
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Michael Ellsworth
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Robin L Darroch
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Michael Ellsworth
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Robin L Darroch
- [kismac] GPS device & 0.2
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- [kismac] Re: GPS device & 0.2
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As of some recent version, Kismac now displays the traces where I have had a fix, and no trace when the fix was not available. I can live with that, actually, I'm very happy with that. In fact, I'm so happy with it that I would like to be able to save the trace from Kismac.
Hahahahah... that's the best way to make a feature request I think I've ever heard. I haven't played with saving traces... perhaps I should... or perhaps Mick should. I won't have time soon, and probably neither will Mick,
There is one odd thing; when the GPS device is closed, and reset (assumed the only way to get it going again), I get a strange spike in my trace, possibly to the middle of nowhere (you long time mac users of the Map control panel know where you are) rather than a gap in the trace.
Yep - that would be a ghost fix at 0,0 (i.e. the equator due south of Greenwich). Not sure what can be done about that. Probably something, but I think it's for further down the track.
- [kismac] A few obscure and simple questions
- From: Glen MacPherson
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- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Michael Ellsworth
- [kismac] Re: buiild of KisMACng failing
- From: Robin L Darroch
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- [kismac] Re: GPS device & 0.2
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