I downloaded gpsdold and that version fixed my problem, thanks for the help.

I am running version 2.32 and when I type in telnet localhost 2947 and gpsd, I get r=1.

I am trying to use a globalsat bu-353 gps with backtrack 2 and a dell latitude cpi (233 mhz 256mb ram 1 usb port). It is detected when it is plugged in, but after 20 minutes it says there are still not enough satellites in view. Backtrack says it is configured as ttyUSB0. ttyUSB0 or /tts/USB0 don't ...

is there a way to show street names on the maps?
Or do you send the data to a different geo/map program like google earth that already has street names?

When I open the digle interface, select county, and "connect to wigle", it authenticates login succesfully but never makes it past requesting the geographic points from the site. for example: making request for: Lat: -84.13375 Lat: -83.53939 Lon: 42.48566 Lon: 42.021343 ... it either says ...

If you change counties, that will query wigle.net for more new points. If you have only downloaded one county, you should still have the default mappack that came with JiGLE. Switch to that and back to your county and that should update. I'm having trouble with this, since it's a new topic I posted...

from the readme text for Digle (for Windows XP) Your file heirarchy should read: <installdir>\DiGLE.exe (your exe name may vary as "DiGGLER") <installdir>\JiGLEMap\maps\<mappacks and images> Should you also put the JiGLE-0.7.5 files (.java, .jar, run.bat, build.xml etc) in this directory? ...

You guys are hilarious.. you don't want to help out the guy trying to crack a close network, but you all seem to be very capable of doing it... I guess you pick up on that when you are counting networks...

you guys are a bunch of freaks...