[kismac] Re: Maps?
- From: Ryan Verner <xfesty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 13:55:05 +1030
On 23/02/2004, at 1:45 PM, Derrick J Brashear wrote:
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Ryan Verner wrote:
Are there any free locations to get such maps? Is there any decent
mapping software for the mac, independent of kismac? A bonus would be
if it could read from gpsd; I can run multiple software in tandem,
this
way.
If you're willing to run X11, I recommend Xastir.
Cool, I'll check it out. Hopefully there's a fink package :-)
Once I picked up two AP's, and set the first waypoint, it actually
started showing nodes without a map. Thing is, it only reads from the
GPS for about 10 minutes before reading from the GPS completely hangs.
I suspect it may be the GPS, though (it's a USB thing, installed a
Prolific USB->Serial kext to get it working properly).
I'm using a Prolific frob on my serial GPS, with gpsd (with Kismac and
xastir), no problems, I've run it for hours.
Hmm. I'm using a "DConneX BU-303"; couldn't find any drivers for it
but a google for the serial number showed me that all it was is a
standard serial GPS, just with the serial->USB thing built in to the
unit. I downloaded the Prolific 1.0.6 driver, which appeared to be the
latest (but is it?), which works fine, but after 10-15 minutes of
usage, Kismac stops reading from the device completely; doesn't make a
difference whether I use gpsd or get Kismac to read from it directly.
I suspect it's probably the Prolific driver (I'm getting things such as
the following in system.log - thousands and thousands of times)
Feb 23 01:27:21 localhost kernel: oss8000000: dequeueData ret 3
Feb 23 01:27:21 localhost kernel: ttyioss8000000: dequeueData ret 3
Feb 23 01:27:21 localhost last message repeated 83 times
What version are you running?
R
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Are there any free locations to get such maps? Is there any decent
mapping software for the mac, independent of kismac? A bonus would be
if it could read from gpsd; I can run multiple software in tandem, this
way.
If you're willing to run X11, I recommend Xastir.
Once I picked up two AP's, and set the first waypoint, it actually started showing nodes without a map. Thing is, it only reads from the GPS for about 10 minutes before reading from the GPS completely hangs. I suspect it may be the GPS, though (it's a USB thing, installed a Prolific USB->Serial kext to get it working properly).
I'm using a Prolific frob on my serial GPS, with gpsd (with Kismac and xastir), no problems, I've run it for hours.
- [kismac] Re: Maps?
- From: Derrick J Brashear
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- [kismac] Re: Maps?
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