Sl4 And Ministumbler

[iw9hlv]

like i say up  . . . i don't know why tha ministumbler don't work on my simpad sl4, my wifi card is a "lucent technologies pc24e-h-fc" (maybe called gold?)

i start to install it it work but when i lauch the software it stop answering that it don't  foud some library .

somebody can help me to slve or suggest another tool for the same activity ?

many thanks

[BarryW]

like i say up  . . . i don't know why tha ministumbler don't work on my simpad sl4, my wifi card is a "lucent technologies pc24e-h-fc" (maybe called gold?)

i start to install it it work but when i lauch the software it stop answering that it don't  foud some library .

somebody can help me to slve or suggest another tool for the same activity ?

many thanks
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Uhhh, what os is the simpad running??  Also what cpu do these things have in them??  This is out of the readme...

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The following are rules of thumb that you can follow in case you
cannot reach the web site for some reason.
• This version of MiniStumbler is known to work on HPC2000,
PocketPC 3.0, PocketPC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003.
• The Proxim models 8410-WD and 8420-WD are known to
work. The 8410-WD has also been sold as the Dell TrueMobile
1150, Compaq WL110, Avaya Wireless 802.11b PC Card, and
others. Some of these cards do not come with drivers for
Windows CE; for these you can install the ORiNOCO driver,
insert the card, and enter wlluc46 as the driver name to use.
For these cards you must have driver version 7.X or better.
The 6.X drivers cannot be used.
• The Dell Truemobile 1180 CF card works.
• Many cards based on the Intersil Prism/Prism2 chip set also
work. This includes the Socket SDIO 802.11b card and the
built-in wireless on the Toshiba e740, and others.

[iw9hlv]

wow ! i forget that te os is win ce 4.1 , and the cpu is a sl4
grazie

[BarryW]

wow ! i forget that te os is win ce 4.1 , and the cpu is a sl4
grazie
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I think ministumbler only supports arm processors as well.  I don't think there is a wireless survey tool that will run on that old of hardware.

[mr_nice]

The SIMpad has a Intel StrongARM 1110 32-bit RISC CPU @ 206Mhz.