Martedi 8 luglio 2008 08:59, Roberto A. Foglietta a scritto :
>
> Buon giorno a te e grazie per aver scritto nella mia lingua. Se la
> cosa non ti infastidisce continuo in inglese in maniera tale che
> questo mail possa essere utile anche ad altre persone che non leggono
> l'italiano.
> :-)
> Riguardo al tuo problema penso che devi installare gpsd e lanciarlo
> indicandogli la /dev/rfcomm0 a seguire le istruzioni dettagliate.
>
> Tangogps relays on gpsd which you have to install it
> apt-get install gpsd
> which says
> * gpsd is configured not to start automatically at boot time.
> * To change this, run 'dpkg-reconfigure gpsd'.
> following the instructions 'dpkg-reconfigure gpsd' says
>
> If your GPS receiver is permanently attached to your computer, you
> might want to start gpsd at boot time. Otherwise, you can run it by
> calling gpsd(1) at any time, or you can use the hotplug interface for
> USB devices.
> Should gpsd start on boot? Y/N
>
> In your case N is the right answer, probably and dpkg-reconfigure
> gpsd is useless
> gpsd allows many option however your first try should:
>
> gpsd /dev/rfcomm0
> f it starts correctly then tangogps will see your gps.
>/roberto
Thank you very much Roberto -
That is exactly what was missing: gpsd
Now Tangosps has found the gps immediately
Charles
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