The Digle Readme file has detailed instructions As I have not used Windows in over 10 years, I did not look at that client. I did not expect that instructions for JiGLE would be in another client. [img][/img] Well now that it's in the forum, maybe it will be easier for others to find. Thanks

Dah. I had found the Add a wireless network to WiGLE [from a stumble file] or [by hand]" but also saw the "You know this is Wrong" so kept looking. I did not check the "Post File". Why, maybe because I kept looking for "Upload File". I would like to suggest that fo...

I am getting to know the WiGLE site pretty well now, as I have had to search so many different sections for answers. Having just discovered WiGle, I guess that is not unusual for newbe's to ask questions but I find it hard to believe that the answers are not easy to find. Strange for a site that had...

Sorry Bob. Of course you are correct. As each county is a different filename it will _not_ overwrite the other counties.

My apologies for my hasty reply!

Aye, bobzilla but I had not read that anywhere I looked. I'm glad that I didn't. I plan to update for 3 different counties. If I did unzip in the jigle dir then I would be overwriting the other county every time. That entails too much work for an old timer like me. By putting all the map files in li...

OK, I figured it out. For others that were not able to find any info on how to do it. Download a mappack and unzip it. It will unzip to a folder called JiGLEMaps. In that folder is a maps folder. Copy the contents of JiGLEMaps/maps/ to JiGLE/JiGLEMAPS/maps/. Re-start JiGLE and your mappack will now ...

It looks like I had a bad download on my first try. I Just got a good download and errors are gone.

New question. Where should the mappacks I download be put,
ie in the JiGLE/mapData dir? Doesn't one mappack overwrite the
current data in that dir?

brittman

I am having a problem getting JiGle to do anything. On Linux, when I do run,sh I get these errors. java.io.FileNotFoundException: mapData/bounds.txt (No such file or directory) at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(Unknown Source) at java.io.FileInputStream...

Check the MadWifi site. They have a Compatability list with many cards listed. I run a Netgear WG511U on a Thinkpad T40 running Debian. Also look into the linux-wlan-ng drivers (PCMCIA & USB), I have a ZyDas 1211 USB module mounted on a 23dbi Yagi running with the linux-wlan-ng modules. Google i...

I have the Airdash USB Stick working on Linux with the linux-wlan-ng drivers. It came mounted on a 23dbi Yagi. The dirver module is prism2_usb. Don't know if OS-X will work but you could try it.