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Each gps track point has a timestamp. Each access point signal record also has a timestamp. Obviously they wouldn't match perfectly - this method is far from ideal. You'd have to goto the closest timestamp. It'd be a good idea to sync your computers clock before you start as well lol. What do you th...

The ability to import gps data from a gpx file (gps track) would be awesome for those without the ability to reliably connect their gps. It provides gps data every few seconds, so I doubt this would be as accurate, but may still be workable. Here's a snippet of data: <trkpt lat="51.226563"...

Ok, I tried guessing it on this machine and it exports to NS1 ok. I also updated.

I'll try on the other laptop and let you know. Shame to have lost those results though!

Native Wifi mode is not enabled.

How do i set the keywords?
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Yes, your file worked fine. I had a quick compare and can't see any difference except that mine is huge 2mb, 16K lines it was on a wardrive that went for a couple of miles lol. The gps was a bit screwed up too which would explain why some of the records have zeroed gps coordinates. What do you make ...

When I open it in netstumbler, it just says 'Unexpected file format'.
I'm positive it opened correctly in older versions though.
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doesnt work here's the header of the produced file just to prove it # $Creator: Vistumbler v10 Beta 12 # $Format: wi-scan summary with extensions # Latitude Longitude ( SSID ) Type ( BSSID ) Time (GMT) [ SNR Sig Noise ] # ( Name ) Flags Channelbits BcnIntvl DataRate LastChannel # $DateGMT: 2010-07-0...

I've seen an error like this after leaving Vistumbler scanning all night. Every time I get it though I am running from the exe which gives that useless "-1" error. If you run Vistumbler.au3 directly (you would need autoit installed to do this) it gives an actual error message, but getting...