how to get backtrack to work on a gps?

[ShadowKill]

That would work too...

Not technical enough for you

I looked for the con vids but they aren't up (at Shmoo) yet.

[TAPE]

Thanks for the replies !

You would think that the .cfg file would have something more on the labels, but you can only change it to either show the ssids or the macs.
(line 26)

When I delete the line altogether, remove the master dbs and the previous .kml files and rerun knsgem, it still shows the macs labels..
argh !
Think the labelling is hard-coded in..

[ShadowKill]

Thanks for the replies !

You would think that the .cfg file would have something more on the labels, but you can only change it to either show the ssids or the macs.
(line 26)

When I delete the line altogether, remove the master dbs and the previous .kml files and rerun knsgem, it still shows the macs labels..
argh !
Think the labelling is hard-coded in..

Did you take a look at the link I posted?

[TAPE]

Sry, forgot to respond to that, yes I did and I have seen other links which show the same,
but for some reason there is no advice on how to get that done.
The full .cfg file only has options on labelling on line 26;

<01chnlpcolor001=ffccff> // lavender 802.11bg channel 01 color
etc etc etc
<15chnlpcolor000=000000> // black 802.11bg channel default color
<16gmtoffset=-6> // GMT time offset works only with NS1 files
<17securepcolor=008000> // Secure Network color Green
<18nsecurepcolor=FF0000> // Non Secure Network color Red
<19swaplinefillcolor=1> // 0 or 1 swaps channel and secure colors
<20filltransparency=65> // fill transparency ff opaq 00 transparent
<21linetransparency=ff> // line transparency ff opaq 00 transparent
<22smoothingbias=5> // curve smoothing bias -5 to 10 (min average signal level)
<23rollingaverage=5> // rolling average 0 to 10 (average signal range at any point)
<24curvesegments=5> // segments per curve 3 to 10
<25maxradiusradians=.000157> // Max Radius in radians .000157 is approx 1km
<26labeltype=0> // Map Labels 0 for MAC 1 for SSID
<27APredicon=C:/knsgem/icons/apred.png> // Path to GE icon
<28APgrnicon=C:/knsgem/icons/apgrn.png> // Path to GE icon
<29APyelicon=C:/knsgem/icons/yellow.png> // Path to GE icon
<30parseonly=0> // 0 for normal merge and kml creation 1 for parse only and stop
<31SigClasAcutoff=010> // Signal Class A cutoff (<=3 digit value)
<32SigClasBcutoff=020> // Signal Class B range (<=3 digit value and > Signal clsss A)
<33SigClasCcutoff=030> // Signal Class C range (<=3 digit value and > Signal class B) Signal class D (> C )
<34DistUnits=0> // Distance Units 0=Meters 1=Feet
<35SigClasAicon=C:/knsgem/icons/sigblk.png> // Path to Signal class A icon
<36SigClasBicon=C:/knsgem/icons/sigred.png> // Path to Signal class B icon
<37SigClasCicon=C:/knsgem/icons/sigyel.png> // Path to Signal class C icon
<38SigClasDicon=C:/knsgem/icons/siggrn.png> // Path to Signal class D icon
<39APiconscale=0.90> // AP icon scale 0-2
<40Signaliconscale=0.70> // Signal icon scale 0-2
<413dheightperc=020> // object height percentage int 1-100
<42GeoClump=0> // Geo Clumping 0=off 1=on
<43ClumpRes=2> // Geo Clumping factor 1to5 1=apprx 6miles 2=.6miles 3=.06miles
<44reserved=0>
<45reserved=0>
<46chnlpcolor034=000000> // Black 802.11a channel 34 color
etc etc etc
<61chnlpcolor161=000000> // Black 802.11a channel 161 color

On a side note, I installed the new google earth 5.0 today and it refused to show ANY icons other than the google earth's yellow pin..
rolling back to version 4.3 fixed that.. I'm wondering whether its not to do with google earth itsself now..

[ShadowKill]

Sry, forgot to respond to that, yes I did and I have seen other links which show the same,
but for some reason there is no advice on how to get that done.
The full .cfg file only has options on labelling on line 26;


On a side note, I installed the new google earth 5.0 today and it refused to show ANY icons other than the google earth's yellow pin..
rolling back to version 4.3 fixed that.. I'm wondering whether its not to do with google earth itsself now..

It very well may. Try rolling back further to see if that "fixes" the labeling issue....

[imported_cybrsnpr]

Have you tried pykismetearth? Creates .kml files from kismet logs. I've used it a bunch of times. Very easy to work with.

I don't have the links, but the tools from the shmoocon talk are GISkismet and Airgraph-ng.

Google for any of these tools and the links come right up.

[imported_=Tron=]

Have you tried pykismetearth? Creates .kml files from kismet logs. I've used it a bunch of times. Very easy to work with.

KisGearth does this as well, if you need one more tool to try out.

[TAPE]

Thanks for the above replies again !

Must admit that I'm happy to see there are others as I just tried rolling back to Google Earth 3.0
which seemed to be the one used in the knsgem pics.. and of course that appears to enjoy
crashing on my system more than anything else...

Shall give the aforementioned a shot, Thanks !