I had some problems with the status line being too long for my screen
and not being able to see the end of it, so I made some small changes to
the code to print the status line on 2 lines. It's in main.c and just
uncomment this line:
// #define USE_TWO_STATUS_LINES
(to uncomment a line,
I'm working on similar ideas. With the exception is that I wanted to do
a FreeSBIE live disc.
One of the things that I have mostly done is a script that will
automaticly look up your rough QTH based on your callsign. So input
your call and the script automaticly puts that into the
I have a Zaurus C3100, but I've never tried it. PDA Xrom should work,
but I had problems with it, especially the sleep modes. The Z kept
wanting to reboot on sleep. If you have a bigger Z like a newer C3200,
you can run FreeBSD which you may have better luck with. Either way, it
would
My current theory is to install the Perl application for the Zaurus and
then run use the APRS perl scripts to decode and transmit packets. If
the Nokia's have this capability, that could be an option, and a quick
google search says that they do.
Dick R.
KC8OBZ
Curt, WE7U wrote:
Note that
Chip Griffin wrote:
I recommend going to http://xquartz.sourceforge.org and follow the
directions to update the X11 and associated libraries and
miscellaneous other
This link didn't work. Googling determined the correct link to be...
http://xquartz.macosforge.org/
Dick R.
KC8OBZ
Did you attempt to install any additional stuff like *magick or any of
the tiff stuff?
Dick R.
KC8OBZ
Ernst Niggli wrote:
Dear all,
6) Found solution on the web:
./configure LDFLAGS=-L/usr/X11/lib
7) from then on everything went like a charm, Xastir is running again!
If you try the
