Very cool, thanks!

heh, I take it you have a 310 you're wanting to use? ;]

Rage,

There is no standard color code for serial cables. What counts is pin numbers. Knowing which pin at one end connects to which pin at the other end would help.

Fair enough, I'll put a multimeter to it tonight, and report back with pin #'s ;]

thank you for clarifying that for me, I probably should have gone deeper than the first google link. now that that's behind us, hopefully, someone has some idea about the odd behaviour mentioned above... ;]

I really don't wanna turn this into a Netstumbler discussion, so i'll make this last part quick. NO card is technically supported by NS, judging by the compat list at http://www.stumbler.net/compat/ , Simply, some cards have been reported to work, some have not. At least, the compat list was the bes...

While I appreciate the marginally hostile responce, I wasn't asking if it's a NS bug. In fact, I was asking if anyone had encountered similar phenomenom in other software packages. If I wanted to ask if it was a NS problem, I likely would have done so @ the NS forums. I saw the same behaviour in kis...

happened so far with:
TI ACX111 based minipci card (made by abocom)
Buffalo WLI-USB-54G USB wifi adapter
Linksys WPC11 PCMCIA Card

Hey, was wondering if anyone else has experienced this phenomenom in other platforms: Wardriving along, happily, and I come across a weird peer, with no ssid, and a snr of 0, but a secific MAC (different every time). The dot by it in NS turns red, and afterwords, very few nets are detected, if any, ...

I wardrive all the time on pizza delivery. However, we're not in such a densely populated area, so, i've only found 1000 ap's or so thusfar. sooner or later, however, I will cover the city....

Anyone else here from Delaware / Columbus / Marion?

if anyone's interested, and doesen't wanna pay the $50 for a magellan gps310 serial cable, here's a workaround (I forget if all serial cables use the same color wires inside, so this will be assuming that they do.) Instead of a normal serial cable, I used the cable from an old IBM serial mouse that ...

I'd love digle to have a little checkbox that reads "Remember my user/pass" that would.... remember my user and pass ;]

Well, I can answer that. Technically, it "averages" the coords. So if you get GPS data that's wrong (like when dstumbler unpatched uses the wrong GPS data format) and more people upload the correct data, the AP node will gradually move on the map closer to it's real location. Or that's ho...