I’m using Knoppix 3.7 so after I boot to the live disk, I configure the /etc/kismet/kismet.conf file.
root@kismet#cd /etc/kismet/kismet.conf
root@kismet#cp kismet.conf /kismet.conf.new
root@kismet#vi kismet.conf.new
I edit the “Sources are defineds as” section to match my wireless card and drivers. Then set the “Do we have a GPS” section to gps=True
The next three commands will start the GPS dameon, start listening on port 2947, and start kismet.
root@kismet#gpsd -p /dev/ttyS0
root@kismet#telnet localhost 2947
root@kismet#kismet -f kismet.conf.new
Now you can register for free at http://www.wigle.net and upload the .xml, .cvs, and .gps files.
You can also google for a tool called igiggle to get the output to work with google maps.
