[kismac] Re: GPS problems (was Re: Maps?)
- From: Michael Rossberg <mick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 17:35:00 +0100
On 24. Feb 2004, at 16:29 Uhr, Ryan Verner wrote:
On 24/02/2004, at 12:31 PM, Ryan Verner wrote:
I've compiled a new KisMAC, will try it with gpsd later tonight.
Just tested it. Although I can now read from the GPS as long as I
want (downlodable version of KisMAC on the website would only work for
10-15 minutes before KisMAC would stop reading from gpsd or the gps
directly), it doesn't seem to be mapping properly at all.
See screenshots at http://www.computeraddictions.com.au/kismac/ - this
was a ~10km run with many access points spread all along the way.
Although older versions of KisMAC (ignoring the 10-15 minutes thing,
and the fact north was south and vice versa) mostly worked properly,
mapping the AP's in the correct path, and plotting the correct plot,
but this is all over the place. There's lines that go nowhere, AP's
aren't in the right spots at all.
Any clues?
how about using a properly calibrated map?
(By the way, is there going to be better zoom functionality in future
versions? Right now zooming, then moving scrollbars, repeat process
is extremely tedious.)
dito. i am currently developing a new mapping solution based on
opengl, but my time is more than limited....
mick
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I've compiled a new KisMAC, will try it with gpsd later tonight.
Just tested it. Although I can now read from the GPS as long as I want (downlodable version of KisMAC on the website would only work for 10-15 minutes before KisMAC would stop reading from gpsd or the gps directly), it doesn't seem to be mapping properly at all.
See screenshots at http://www.computeraddictions.com.au/kismac/ - this was a ~10km run with many access points spread all along the way. Although older versions of KisMAC (ignoring the 10-15 minutes thing, and the fact north was south and vice versa) mostly worked properly, mapping the AP's in the correct path, and plotting the correct plot, but this is all over the place. There's lines that go nowhere, AP's aren't in the right spots at all.
Any clues?
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