OK, I have come up with a fix. (well sort of) I have used Renderman's Kiswin32 package and made a quick and very dirty .Bat script.
Code:
@echo off
cd c:\kiswin32-2005-08-r1-gpsd\bin
gpsd -N /dev/com3
Then I had a thought if I could run GPSD though it why not run kismet and do away with cygwin all together. So I came up with two more .Bat script's. (both equally as dirty) The first being kismet_server.bat
Code:
@echo off
cd c:\kiswin32-2005-08-r1-gpsd
kismet_server -f \kiswin32-2005-08-R1-GPSD\ETC/kismet.conf
And the second being kismet_client.bat
Code:
cd c:\kiswin32-2005-08-r1-gpsd
kismet_client -f c:\kiswin32-2005-08-r1-gpsd/etc/kismet.conf -u c:\kiswin32-2005-08-r1-gpsd/etc/kismet_ui.conf
The next step is going to be to combine all of the .Bat scripts and and compile them into one .EXE to make a package that is very easy to use and that still gives me full control over the kismet.conf file.
PS: Dose anyone know if it is possible to use the -k option with GPSD within the kiswin32 package? I cant seem to get it to work and it is not listed withing the --help.