The Win32 gfbsl.exe now properly identifies serial ports automatically.

[goodfet] / client / goodfet.nrf

diff --git a/client/goodfet.nrf b/client/goodfet.nrf
index cf9fb0d..4c2eb0e 100755 (executable)
--- a/client/goodfet.nrf
+++ b/client/goodfet.nrf
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ def printconfig():
     print "Freq    %10i MHz" % (client.RF_getfreq()/10**6);
     print "Rate    %10i kbps" % (client.RF_getrate()/1000);
     print "PacketLen %02i bytes" % client.RF_getpacketlen();
-    print "MacLen    %2i bytes" % client.RF_getmaclen();
+    #print "MacLen    %2i bytes" % client.RF_getmaclen();
     print "SMAC  0x%010x" % client.RF_getsmac();
     print "TMAC  0x%010x" % client.RF_gettmac();
 
@@ -146,13 +146,12 @@ if(sys.argv[1]=="sniffob"):
     #Set packet length of 16.
     client.RF_setpacketlen(16);
     
-    #Power radio, prime for RX, checksum.
-    client.poke(0x00,0x70|0x03|0x08);
+    #Power radio, prime for RX, but no checksum.
+    client.poke(0x00,0x70|0x03|0x08); #0x08 for one byte, 0x04 for two.
     
     print "Listening as %010x on %i MHz" % (client.RF_getsmac(),
                                            client.RF_getfreq()/10**6);
     #Now we're ready to get packets.
-    
     while 1:
         packet=None;
         while packet==None: