[kismac] Re: r148 works with Intel MacBook Pro
- From: James Kelly <macubergeek@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 18:38:37 -0400
Awesome thanks!
Have you used the mapping functionality in Kismac?
Actually do folks use other mapping software like Route66?
Jim
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On May 24, 2006, at 5:31 PM, John Warren wrote:
I have a Garmin Rino. You'll need to switch to NMEA (4800 baud)
output on your unit if it isn't already set there. You'll need the
drivers for your Serial (9-pin) to USB connector. Other than that
it's pretty much plug in an duse with kismac. Once you plug it in,
kismac should have the USB serial device listed as a selection on the
GPS tab of preferences.
Now that I've said that... you should really try gpsd. There's info
about it on the kismac trac page.
On 5/24/06, James Kelly <macubergeek@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just tried it and it seems to work with Intel MacBook Pro. I can
sniff/stumble in passive mode.
Haven't tried wep cracking yet.
Has anyone tried WPA/WEP cracking with this rev?
Also I have a Garmin GPS with 9pin cable connector. I also have a
Kespan usb
adapter. Has anyone had any GPS experience with Kismac? Which
model do you
use? How do you do mapping of found access points?
Jim K
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