AA NAVMAN Wardriving

bugs · 01-12-2007

I was given the task of installing one of these into a car the other day. I found that its basically a PDA with GPS and all the software. I thought what a great Wardriving tool, integrated GPS, it has a USB slot for syncing so you could potentially have a USB wifi card, install stumbler on it and your away £150. What do people reckon is it a good idea????

Craig Dunn

wrzwaldo · 01-12-2007

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Originally Posted by bugs

I was given the task of installing one of these into a car the other day. I found that its basically a PDA with GPS and all the software. I thought what a great Wardriving tool, integrated GPS, it has a USB slot for syncing so you could potentially have a USB wifi card, install stumbler on it and your away £150. What do people reckon is it a good idea????

Craig Dunn

Is the hardware supported?

Barry · 01-12-2007

Does it have usb host capability??

bugs · 01-15-2007

Not sure on exacts of compatibility, I noticed over the weekend Halfords are doing a NAVman, which looks like a PDA, and has a SD slot in the top, so you could get a wifi SD card. not sure if stumbler will work on it, ill give it a try on the one iv got and post back

I just tried ministumbler the latest version runs fine on it, it would just be a question of finding a compatible sd wifi card

Scruge · 01-15-2007

A came close to buying one of these last summer (<$200) to play with but figured I wouldn't ever get around to it before the warranty ran out.

It's a little on the large size but it has GPS, both USB client/host ports and runs on linux with a 200mhz cpu.

bugs · 01-16-2007

Yeah I found one at my local Halfords (those not in britian, its a auto maintenance shop) for £100 special offer, so was thinking of going and buying one.

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bugs Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 41	AA NAVMAN Wardriving I was given the task of installing one of these into a car the other day. I found that its basically a PDA with GPS and all the software. I thought what a great Wardriving tool, integrated GPS, it has a USB slot for syncing so you could potentially have a USB wifi card, install stumbler on it and your away £150. What do people reckon is it a good idea???? Craig Dunn

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Barry Managing the iTards. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 5,882	Does it have usb host capability?? __________________ Never do anything you don't want to explain to the paramedics.

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bugs Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 41	Not sure on exacts of compatibility, I noticed over the weekend Halfords are doing a NAVman, which looks like a PDA, and has a SD slot in the top, so you could get a wifi SD card. not sure if stumbler will work on it, ill give it a try on the one iv got and post back I just tried ministumbler the latest version runs fine on it, it would just be a question of finding a compatible sd wifi card Last edited by bugs : 01-15-2007 at 07:18 AM.

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Scruge Nyuk nyuk! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: TX Posts: 1,444	A came close to buying one of these last summer (<$200) to play with but figured I wouldn't ever get around to it before the warranty ran out. It's a little on the large size but it has GPS, both USB client/host ports and runs on linux with a 200mhz cpu. __________________ KNSGEM A wifi boundary plotter for Google Earth Click Me

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01-16-2007	#6 (permalink)
bugs Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 41	Yeah I found one at my local Halfords (those not in britian, its a auto maintenance shop) for £100 special offer, so was thinking of going and buying one.