2) Can someone recommend an app that will allow me to set up a
wardriving rig? I'd also like to pull the data off of my GPS unit
(waypoints, points of interest, previously traveled tracks)
3) Does anyone have any experience with source control solutions? I
am in need of a source control solution to use for my scripts /
programs here at work.
Thanks,
Brad
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I download from my garmins with something like
gpsbabel -w -i garmin -f /dev/ttyS0 -o csv -F ./Desktop/wayp.txt
-t trak.txt
I create gpx files for others like this one:
www.lacrosserivers.info/riverlst.gpx
Brian
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Rick
See inline...
Brad.Turnbough wrote:
> 1) Does anyone have any experience with gpx files and garmin gps
> units? Are there open source apps / map data solutions out there?
>
Have no experience as of yet, but I do have an interest in gps data
collection. Let us know what you find out here.
> 2) Can someone recommend an app that will allow me to set up a
> wardriving rig? I'd also like to pull the data off of my GPS unit
> (waypoints, points of interest, previously traveled tracks)
>
Also have not worked with this problem domain. Did a quick google and
found:
http://www.wardrive.net/wardriving/faq
It mentions the NetStumbler. Are you familiar with that utility? If
that doesn't work for you I may have an alternative...
> 3) Does anyone have any experience with source control solutions? I
> am in need of a source control solution to use for my scripts /
> programs here at work.
>
The three source control solutions that are most used (and are also open
source) are CVS (oldest), Subversion (next gen of CVS), and GIT (the
upcoming challenger).
I use Subversion. You can get it from:
http://subversion.tigris.org/
You may already have the client installed. Try typing:
svn help
BTW, Brad are you familiar with any programing languages?
John
> Thanks,
>
> Brad
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