[blooker]

Any mods or hacks you would suggest?

Netstumbler seems to work well.

http://www.netstumbler.com/downloads/

[UnaClocker]

The Mini9 is a fairly good machine for it. That plastic lid allows the antennae to work far better than just about any other laptop I've used in the past.

[ytsejam1138]

I use InSSIDer for this purpose. You can check out the program and download it here: http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider

[UnaClocker]

How about one for OSX?

[Dylan Bennett]

NetStumbler is old and busted. InSSIDer is the new hotness.

On a more serious note, I've been totally amazed at how well the Mini sees access points around me. It seems to be very sensitive. Just my experience.

[falegname]

I think the mini 9 needs a wireless card with driver for injection and monitor mode, to be a good computer for war driving...

[byte_me]

Originally Posted by UnaClocker

How about one for OSX?

You have macstumbler available for OSX....

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/8035

Works very well indeed! 8-)

[strider_mt2k]

Originally Posted by Dylan Bennett

NetStumbler is old and busted. InSSIDer is the new hotness.

On a more serious note, I've been totally amazed at how well the Mini sees access points around me. It seems to be very sensitive. Just my experience.

Mine too.
I live in a townhouse neighborhood and my mini picks up one or two outlying signals that my B130 doesn't get.
(TONS of routers around me.)

[dolbie]

Originally Posted by byte_me

You have macstumbler available for OSX....

Download MacStumbler for Mac - Lists all 802.11 (Airport) wireless networks in area. MacUpdate Mac Internet Utilities Software Downloads

Works very well indeed! 8-)

I've tried iStumbler, MacStumbler and KisMac on my Hackintosh but none of them seem to work. It looks like they don't recognize the "AirPort" driver.
Anyone else getting different results?

[paxswill]

I use KisMac on my Mini. I seems to work sporadically, and even then the results aren't consistent. The biggest problem I find is that the channel listing seems to be off. For reference, I'm using r319.