I've given up WiFi for lent this year. Using nylon fishing wire and two tin cans will be the new standard. Makes it so much more interesting going around town. I hope Wigle will make stats possible on how many people is tripping over the nylon fishing lines. Would be great if it could be split up i...

It never will, wifi is just a passing fad, much like tamagotchis, it'll all be forgotten by this time next year.

Bah Hum Bug. They also said that after WWWDII. If anything truly kills it, gas prices will but I don't see any slowdown yet.

it was not intentional. i'm pretty sure we're not doing anything that *needs* 1.5. still trying to trace down what in the build caused this particular thing to happen :-) LOL, no finger pointing at all. Please don't take that post badly because it was not meant that way. 1.5 works well for me. I ju...

You might want to edit the requirements on the download page: Requires an installed Java Runtime Environment, version 1.4.0 or higher. JiGLE runs much faster and looks better with Java (J2SE) 1.4.2 or later. We've seen JiGLE running on Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, OpenBSD, and even Windows (anything th...

You're not alone. I have the exact same version of Java that you do and the same error message. Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Wireless\JiGle>run.bat Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: org/mimezine/jigle/Ji...

No worries. If you do some heavy reading of old threads or if you've been reading them here and other places for a year or more you'd know that a lot of the heavy producers run amps with Kismet. It makes a difference. Everyone has to decide for themselves if the initial cost is worth it. It's a hobb...

The second laptop is the workhorse running Kismet on top of Knoppix 3.8.2 installed to the hard drive with a Globalsat BU-353 GPS puck, a Mobile Mark 5.5 dBi mag mount antenna from Fab Corp, and a 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g 1 Watt Indoor Amplifier with 16 dB gain, and a Engenius Senao 200mw PCMCIA Card (251...

Yeah, I saw in "Wigle Project Suggestions" someone asked if the uploads were stuck, and it was Petzl who responded..... and it was Petzl again this time..

Yeah, my 184 today was a really big dump I guess.

Seems happy now. Last night the system as telling me my .ns1 files were empty...I assumed I had a busted file, but when I re-uploaded the same file this morning, it was accepted. The Poking Stick(tm) must have been properly applied this morning... Same errors here. Sunday nights and into the wee ho...

That 's easy if you kept your original logs. Do a WiGLE query for AP's found only by you with a zero as the coordinates. Now you have the MAC addresses and search your logs for that MAC. If that log has any with GPS then you have an idea where to start. I keep a trace of every drive from day one so...

My setup is fairly stealthy. The two omni's are only 5" tall and on top of my 4Runner with a 3" lift they're hardly noticeable. The back windows where the cantennas are mounted are lightly tinted from the factory so they're not noticeable unless you're looking. The laptop in front and moun...

LOL, I'm a big proponent of doing the math. That is "me" doing it rather than begging someone else to. :wink: Pringles dimension just wasn't right. Besides the light and "airy" aroma of the consumed baked beans give you at least one more db of gain and adds to stumbling propulsio...

wow, sounds like you have a big ball o' wires indeed! by amps i assume you mean RF amplifier? i've been a radio hobbyist all my life, a ham in the 80's, blahblah and wayback, many external amps also had a receive preamp. i am a passive receiver only while 'driving, so transmit power would do me no ...

GPS matters aside, if the majority of your miles are 50mph or above, a second card and antenna can _really_ make a difference. the time it takes to scan the 11 (USA) channels can easily let you miss the few packets as you skim the perimeter of an AP at speed. i'm sure we've all re-stumbled a regula...

As usual, you are correct. My ratio is actually 98.64%.

Now you're cooking with fire..

Dutch

As of a few minutes ago, make that 99.06%