Hi everyone,
I am planning on using PlaceLab to develop a proof-of-concept
application of localization for my undergraduate thesis. Before asking
my actual question, I want to first tell you about a problem that I
fixed, hoping that I could get some feedback about the fix.
When I first untarred the PlaceLab SDK, I tried to run the ApViewer
application. Yet I received a Java Exception called
UnsatisfiableLinkError with a SWT library. Since the swt.jar file was
sourced using the CLASSPATH variable, I couldn't figure out what was
causing this issue. Googling it didn't really help. I then found out
that I had to add the following line to the java command-line:
-Djava.library.path=$HOME/PlaceLab/placelab-linux/native
It turns out the SWT library file "libswt-gnome-gtk-3062.so" wasn't in
the Java Path.
I don't know why nobody else had this problem (since there were no other
posts on it anywhere online). Is this the right fix, and do you know why
this happened to me? I am running Linux by the way.
Now to my actual question. When I run ApViewer, the GUI displays
correctly, but the application uses the wrong interface to scan for APs.
It uses eth0, which is my ethernet adapter, instead of eth1. I couldn't
find any command-line options that would change this, and looking in the
code didn't really help either.
How can I fix this issue?
Thanks, and Best Regard,
Berk
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