[kismac] Re: Driver question
- From: "William H. Leininger" <whlm1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2003 13:16:25 -0500
> > At the moment, to start a KisMAC session, on my Powerbook G3 Series
>> 1999, I have to:
>> * Start the terminal
>> * do a sudo kextunload -b org.noncontiguous.WirelessDriver
>> * enter my password
>> * exit the terminal
>> * run the KisMAC Driver utility to start MacJack
>> * enter my password
>> * quit the driver utility
>> * start kismac
>>
>> So my question is, as I decided that typing the kextunload line was
>> too much work, and put it into a shell script file I can invoke,
>> could I just do a kextload instead of running the KisMAC driver
>> utility, or does it do more than one thing? The kextload, I could
>> add to the shell script as well.
>
>do you really have to do this? kismac should do all this automatically.
>see /Applications/KisMAC.app/Contents/Resources/macjack_load.sh
I'm pretty sure I used to, but maybe I just haven't checked lately;
I'm still using 0.05a, it seems, according to the version in the info
box.
> > And next, is there some way the preferred serial port for the GPS
>> receiver could be added to the applications preferences, so that I'm
>> no longer in danger of forgetting before starting out on a long
>> drive? Every time I launch the application, it's revert to irDA,
>> which is never what I use. (admittedly, the Keyspan Twin Serial I
>> use can be plugged together in different ways, but I tend to set it
>> up the same way each time.)
>
>which version do you use? i fixed such a problem in 0.05b3 or so...
Ok, I'll check both of these and get back to you
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