Does Anyone Have Buzzme Ipk Options

[theb]

Just as the title says. I'm looking for this little app but can't find it.

Please post it here or let me know where I can find it.

thanks

[jfv]

It's not an ipk, just the binary, but that's all you need.

buzzme

Felipe

[theb]

It's not an ipk, just the binary, but that's all you need.

buzzme

Felipe

Do I just change the extension on that?

[jfv]

It's a command line binary executable, download the file, change permissions (chmod a+x buzzme), put it in your PATH if you want and use it. No installation necessary.

Felipe

[theb]

It's a command line binary executable, download the file, change permissions (chmod a+x buzzme), put it in your PATH if you want and use it. No installation necessary.

Felipe

If possible, can you kind of give me a step by step. I kind of know what your talking about but not completely clear.

Sorry and thanks.

I downloaded the file but when I do that, it saves it as a .htm. I then move it to my sd card and stick that in my zaurus. Do I just copy it to the /usr/bin directory then chmod it?

[Jon_J]

If a file that you download from this forum wants to be saved as anything else than what the file actually is, use a download helper.
I use flashget to download any file on this forum, no matter how small it is becaause Firefox wants to open it if it is an ipk, or in the case of files with no extensions, Firefox wants to save it as htm/html

[jfv]

Quick howto. Assumes you can get a terminal on your Zaurus. I also assume from what you say that you have a file buzzme.htm on your sd card. OK now type on the command line:

cp /mnt/card/buzzme.htm buzzme
chmod a+x buzzme
./buzzme -t

If you hear a noise, you are all set.

Felipe

[theb]

Quick howto. Assumes you can get a terminal on your Zaurus. I also assume from what you say that you have a file buzzme.htm on your sd card. OK now type on the command line:

cp /mnt/card/buzzme.htm buzzme
chmod a+x buzzme
./buzzme -t

If you hear a noise, you are all set.

Felipe

Thanks Felipe.

I got it working now, I really appreciate your help.

[xamindar]

What is buzzme for? What does it do?

[InSearchOf]

Kismet Addon that buzzes the external speaker on the Zaurus when it finds a network or traffic.

Late

[speculatrix]

but kismet comes with a full set of sound effects, tho' if memory serves correct, the cacko version simply specifies the file location as wrong... there was a thread about it. just fix the kismet_ui.conf (best to put sounds in the user interface so's you can mute them).

[xamindar]

sense we are on the subject... can someone tell me what version ipk of kismet they are using and post their config file? I can't get kismet to work on my c3100. The best I have accomplished is to have it launch in the console and start scanning for a couple of seconds and then it stops. I can't get kismet-qt to work at all.

[theb]

but kismet comes with a full set of sound effects, tho' if memory serves correct, the cacko version simply specifies the file location as wrong... there was a thread about it. just fix the kismet_ui.conf (best to put sounds in the user interface so's you can mute them).

would you mind posting your kismet.conf and kismet_ui.conf?

[theb]

sense we are on the subject... can someone tell me what version ipk of kismet they are using and post their config file?  I can't get kismet to work on my c3100.  The best I have accomplished is to have it launch in the console and start scanning for a couple of seconds and then it stops.  I can't get kismet-qt to work at all.

I'm using this ipk and I'm on cacko 1.23.

Attached File(s)

 kismet_qt_2.0.0_2_arm.ipk ( 65.57K ) Number of downloads: 23

 

[speculatrix]

but kismet comes with a full set of sound effects, tho' if memory serves correct, the cacko version simply specifies the file location .

would you mind posting your kismet.conf and kismet_ui.conf?

hmmm. well, that's tricky as I don't have a working zaurus. the key is to edit kismet.conf to set the source line correctly - hostap is best if you're using prism...
source=hostap,wlan0,hostap_source
sound=no

in kismet_ui.conf
sound=true
soundplay=/home/QtPalmtop/bin/wavplay
# Network traffic sound
sound_traffic=/usr/local/share/kismet/wav/traffic.wav
# Network junk traffic found
sound_junktraffic=/usr/local/share/kismet/wav/junk_traffic.wav
# GPS lock aquired sound
# sound_gpslock=/usr/local/share/kismet/wav/foo.wav
# GPS lock lost sound
# sound_gpslost=/usr/local/share/kismet/wav/bar.wav
# Alert sound
sound_alert=/usr/local/share/kismet/wav/alert.wav


I think that's the key bits... basically take a copy of the files first then edit them... it's all pretty straight-forward