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[[jwtk]] last edit on
Apr 9, 2007
11:13 AM
by l1nx
To use the Wireless Toolkit Network monitoring tools you can do the following (on Linux.Windows should be the same.):
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./prefs
Select the 'Monitor' tab. Tick the box that says 'Enable Network Monitoring'. Click Ok.
Next run the emulator:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./emulator -Xjam:run=1
This assumes you have Mxit already installed. The run=1 will vary depending on your computer.
To find the correct number you may run:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./emulator -Xjam:list
You should receive an output like this:
[1]
The number in square brackets indicated what you should have after run=
Note: As JWTK is 32bit you will need a 32bit version of tsocks
Once tsocks is working simply run:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ tscocks ./emulator -Xjam:run=1
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./prefs
Select the 'Monitor' tab. Tick the box that says 'Enable Network Monitoring'. Click Ok.
Next run the emulator:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./emulator -Xjam:run=1
This assumes you have Mxit already installed. The run=1 will vary depending on your computer.
To find the correct number you may run:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ ./emulator -Xjam:list
You should receive an output like this:
[1]
Name: MXit Vendor: MXit Lifestyle Version: 5.1.1 Description: Mobile Instant Messenger Storage name: #M#Xit%0020#Lifestyle_#M#Xit_ Size: 140K Installed From: http://ww1.mxit.co.za/wap/client/source/715352186785d1U.jad MIDlets: MXit
The number in square brackets indicated what you should have after run=
Socks proxy
If you would like to run behind a socks proxy you will need the 'tsocks' application.Note: As JWTK is 32bit you will need a 32bit version of tsocks
Once tsocks is working simply run:
user@localhost:~/WTK2.2/bin$ tscocks ./emulator -Xjam:run=1