Soundmodem and Xastir are working fine now.
My question now is, why is my soundcard no longer accessable after I
shut down Xastir and Soundmodem in their terminals?
I tried to use QSSTV and also tried FLDigi but could not access the
soundcard.
Had to restart the computer.
Murry VE9MB
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, Murry wrote:
Soundmodem and Xastir are working fine now.
My question now is, why is my soundcard no longer accessable after I shut
down Xastir and Soundmodem in their terminals?
I tried to use QSSTV and also tried FLDigi but could not access the
soundcard.
Had to restart
What with the success of Murry and all I thought I would at least ask
the question. Have any of the Mac OSX guys tried installing soundmodem
on their Macs?
I must admit I'm a little confused by it anyway. The web site makes it
sound like it's a complete replacement for a TNC or can be
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, peter+a...@duonet.net wrote:
Most linux distros include a program called 'killall', which allows you to
kill processes by name, not pid. Soundmodem seems to not always exit when
I've run it too, so 'killall soundmodem' has been added to the end of the
script I use to run
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, Jason KG4WSV wrote:
soundmodem is a linux thing; won't work on OS X, which has a different
architecture for getting to the sound hardware.
Soundmodem works on Solaris too, so it's not just a Linux thing.
There's a mode where it appears to be a serial TNC, which is I think
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, Bill Ramsey wrote:
Which of the available county warning maps and public forecast zone maps
are currently in use? (What valid date)
I understand that the county maps go into the Counties directory. Do the
zone maps go into the usual maps directory?
Look at the
Curt,
If I understood what the script does, it snags the files from NWS and
places them into the xastir/Counties directory. Very neat.
Ran the script and found that it had put all of the files in place. Now I
need to wait for some weather to see if they work.
Thanks,
Bill
If I understand Gerry correctly, this script has to be run regularly
to keep the NWS data reasonably current, correct? Assuming this is
affirmative, then perhaps a cron job should be setup to automate this?
BTW, I had to use 'sudo' to allow writing to the xastir/Counties
path. I hope I
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, Dale Seaburg wrote:
If I understand Gerry correctly, this script has to be run regularly to keep
the NWS data reasonably current, correct?
Not our get_NWSdata script... It is only updated a few times a
year, when someone notices it not working correctly or that the NWS
