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Originally Posted by goldfndr
I went ahead with flashing my WRT54G and testing it out (ipkg install kismet kismet-drone; made changes to /etc/kismet/kismet_drone.conf; other feedback to be written later). At first I wasn't sure it was working, because the coordinates didn't seem to be changing, and it kept saying "LOCK NONE" alternating with "LOCK 3D", but then I realized that it was only doing ddd.ddd and not ddd'mm'ss or ddd'mm.mm, and it was incrementing or decrementing after a few blocks, and I figured maybe my DigiTraveler was at fault for the LOCK, so I stopped worrying about it.
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I've heard wierd things about digitraveler. I'll try it with my garmin when I get
home.
I'll also try it with the latest kismet_drone and server. the Ipkg on openwrt is out of date by about 3 releases.
Edit: I'm an idiot, WR RC3 has updated to the latest kismet in thier ipkg. Did'nt know that
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White Russian is up to RC3, btw.
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Will be updating the guides accordingly
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One other thing: it spawned a huge number of kismet processes (I think they might've been kismet_client?) - need to figure out how to cut that down, but I'm guessing that's in one of the .conf files.
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Actually no, it seems to be a thing with cygwin in general. It creates alot of processes, but they are'nt out of control. No one seems to know why, but that's just how kismet runs on Cygwin
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Oh, to anyone installing Cygwin anew and testing it: use my list of packages above for a quicker install, as those are all that's needed. I'm guessing that at least a couple of those are really superfluous (e.g. ImageMagick) since they're really for gpsmap and not for kismet. Oh, yeah, need to try to get gpsmap running, heh.
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One of these days I'll sit down and figure out exactly which packages you need to install to get kismet/gpsd to compile and run. But proboly not today.