I tried the commands "ipkg update; ipke install mktemp" but it did not understand the "ipke". I will try to download/install the mktemp package.
Thanks much for the information, Paul ----- Original Message ----- Paul, You need to install the mktemp package - if you have uncommented the familiar-unstable feed in your /etc/ipkg.conf file you can install it with a simple "ipkg update; ipke install mktemp". See also my post to the list a few weeks ago about utilities for Kismet that I have put in the Familiar unstable feed (http://www.kismetwireless.net/archive.php?mss:3739:200301:blfnppilmljcgklim kfh). -J > -----Original Message----- > From: Paul Weekley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 12:28 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [KISMET] Help: Kismet on Ipaq > > > Is anyone successfully running Kismet on a Ipaq? The > installation installed > successfully, but it will only go to 'root' not 'ram'. Is > this correct? > > After installation I try to run 'kismet_monitor - H' and receive the > following error: > > ~ # kismet_monitor -H > mktemp: No such file or directory > Will launch kismet_hopper > Using /usr/etc/kismet.conf sources... > /usr/bin/kismet_monitor: cannot create : No such file or directory > > My kismet.conf file is storing into an existing directory, > root. My current > configuration is: > > Ipaq 3700 > Familiar 0.6.0 with OPIE > Orinoco Gold w/Drivers > kismet-ipaq-arm-2.8.1.tar.gz > > Thanks for any help, > > Paul > >
