Re: [BAWUG] Finding wireless networks using a Soekris board?

[Sean Lazar]

Pebble is derived from Debian. I haven't used pebble but I imagine you 
might be able to use a Debian package or just copy the binaries and 
supporting files with scp or something. You may need to load up debian 
on a machine. You wouldn't want to compile on a soekris anyways... very 
slow.

Sean

Fred Weston wrote:

I have a Soekris 4521 (128mb CF) with a Senao 200mw card and an omni antenna on a 75' tower in my backyard that isn't being used right now.  I was wondering if it is possible to load something like kismet on the Soekris that would allow me to see what wireless networks it can see.  It's running Pebble linux now, but it's not a big deal to change to something else if needed.  I tried loading kismet, but pebble doesn't have a compiler and i'm not too sure how to get one.

Thanks for any help.

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