Well, here I am, posting from my Jornada 680 via wifi.
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I still have to find some stumbling software that runs on this thing.

Have you tried this?
http://www.aspecto-software.com/WiFiFoFum/

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/04/14 ... uote]Intel has rigged up a Wi-Fi hotspot just 80km from the North Pole, presumably so that Sir Ranaulph Fiennes and his ilk can check his email next time they take a little stroll across the ice-pack.[/quote]

there's no location data in there. is there a full dtd? My GPS was off at the time. Here's a sample (0 lat/lon because no fix) <Location> <Latitude>0</Latitude> <Longitude>0</Longitude> <Altitude>0</Altitude> <Speed unit="knot">0</Speed> <Heading>0</Heading> <IsValid>False</IsValid> </Loc...

A new scanner for Pocket PC: http://www.kasuei.com/wifigraph/ The output file it is log.wfg <Log startTime="05-02-25 13:21:24"> <Entry at="104384"> <BssList xmlns="http://www.kasuei.com/wifigraph/pluggee/wirelesslan/bsslist"> <Bss version="1.0" xmlns="htt...

This one converts the WiFiFoFum TXT format into KISMET CSV which has more information than the WIS (channel, proper first and last seen date) Run with gawk -f txt2csv.awk {wififofum.txt} Save as txt2csv.awk BEGIN { RS = "\n" FS = "," OFS=";" # or , ? ORS = "\n"...

First, if you don't have the GNU AWK tool, here is where to get it for the Win32 platform: http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ Then save your WiGLE query as a plain HTML file (In MSIE: File,Save As, Web Page HTML only) The following script should be saved as wig2gps.awk BEGIN { # Configure AWK to treat...

1. Find a binary of GNU awk for your platform: ( for Windows http://unxutils.sourceforge.net ) 2.Save this to fixwis.awk: BEGIN { RS = "\n" FS = "\t" OFS=FS } # Fix minutes instead of months in header (configured with 'gawk -v month=mm ...' ) $1 ~ /^# \$DateGMT\:/ { if (month>0) ...