Of course, my previous assumes permissions are correct for your script.
On Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Tate KA7O <k...@casperarc.net> wrote:
> Pathing.
>
> Linux does NOT do like Windows and search the current directory for
> commands.
>
> You can run "echo $PATH&qu
Pathing.
Linux does NOT do like Windows and search the current directory for
commands.
You can run "echo $PATH" to see what your environment's path is set to.
If you run 'pwd' you see where you are, currently. Possibly /home/
I assume your scripts are located in
Guy,
I think Bob's(?) comment earlier had more to do with some of the newer
rigs that included 9K6. But, they weren't good, quality setups and
included excessively long TXDELAY, as compared to most 9K6 setups. I
don't remember all the details, as you say - it's been awhile. But there
was a
of ports. I've seen them go as high as dev/ttyUSB4 once.
G'luck!
Tate, KA7O
On 09/12/2011 09:17 PM, David wrote:
On 09/13/2011 12:46 PM, Jason KG4WSV wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Daviddjm...@bigpond.com wrote:
the adaptor is on /dev/ttyUSB0 but cant find out what ttyS port it is
using
On 06/17/2011 08:53 AM, Tom Russo wrote:
An option to configure to enable bad X server support or something might
be in order, though, since it was only one version of Xorg-server that was
the problem.
Yup, I like that. Default to the majority and then allow easy 'tweekage'
for those that
WhooHoo!
Good to know. My slow connection here is still downloading the ISO.
Maybe by this weekend I'll catch up. (yes, even with a torrent).
Did you update the version numbers on the Wiki?
73, Tate
On 05/26/2011 06:02 AM, kevin.paetzold wrote:
Fedora 15 came out on Tuesday. For those who
This was working great. (Fedora 14 current update - Xastir from CVS today)
PL-1203 USB to RS-232 to a KPC3+ (serial, no KISS), but I was using a
'keyspan' adapter. Switched to a 'no-name' PL-1203 adapter and now I can
no longer 'open' the TNC under interfaces. However, I can access the TNC
Yup, PL2303 is correct. However, it seems it might not be a 'bug' per
se. Seems it's becoming a larger problem. See below. FWIW, the
'workaround' didn't work for me here.
I'll test here by going back a few revs in kernel - see what happens.
73
2011-04-25: #12
I was hit with this
On 04/30/2011 07:16 PM, ka7o wrote:
I'll test here by going back a few revs in kernel - see what happens.
Nope - no change by going back to an older kernel, one I know things
have worked with in the past.
73
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I'll have to dig further, one I found was
modprobe -r pl2303
modprobe pl2303
Digging
On 04/30/2011 07:30 PM, Jason KG4WSV wrote:
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 8:16 PM, ka7ok...@ka7o.net wrote:
Yup, PL2303 is correct. However, it seems it might not be a 'bug' per se.
Seems it's becoming a
DOH!
found the workaround - the
modprobe -r pl2303
modprobe pl2303
dance does work - so long as you point the NEW serial TNC interface in
xastir to ttyUSB0 and not ttyS0. ttySO simple doesn't exist, never will
work no matter what workarounds are attempted.
This workaround was mentioned
Yup, it's a kernel module. But it appears the problem isn't really in
the driver itself, but rather in a change in how the Kernel's serial API
is used.
But, It's beyond my abilities to verify one way or the other. All I know
is minicom and gpsd both work great - xastir don't.
73
On
File Configure Defaults uncheck Pop up new bulletins and View
zero-distance bulletins
73
On 04/02/2011 11:46 PM, Alex Carver wrote:
I've forgotten how to turn off the message window in Xastir. It keeps
popping up with messages from various places but none of them are being sent
directly
Under Fedora - the group is also 'dialout'
And, you can 'cheat' - a bit - as root, use a text editor and add your
username to the 'dialout' line of the /etc/groups file.
73
On 03/13/2011 11:37 AM, Bob Nielsen wrote:
Not necessarily. In Debian, the serial ports use the group dialout (I
Fedora will not allow an install with out a password for the root user.
What, exact, yum command are you using? Do you see the ones in the
'HowTo'? You can copy/paste them from the Howto to your terminal,
special if typing arcane CLI details isn't your favorite past-time.
On 01/16/2011 03:19
Scenario:
I've a mobile instance of Xastir up and running (CVS from this morning)
on Fedora 13. I've got the regional radar working via I-net. The Tornado
Warning icons and boxes from APRS-IS that're being gated by my home
station are showing up via RF. I'm not connecting to an APRS-IS server.
Hi John,
I also use a USB receiver (UniTraQ BT-5722) and gpsd with Xastir. I find
it quite handy to use xgps (part of gpsd-tools on Fedora) to monitor sat
status and the gpsd feed. And, fwiw, using a CVS update of Xastir
compiled this evening - it's all working fine here.
As I understand
On 06/13/2010 07:43 PM, KA7O wrote:
...(part of gpsd-tools on Fedora)...
Sorry, that should read gpsd-clients, not tools.
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You guys are AMAZING!!
I know of no other type of project of this scale that can respond to a
problem, an idea and implement a fix not only this rapidly, but this
effectively.
I thought OSM support would be just a dream to be discussed for awhile
and then might happen some day. And here it
should I be looking to get relevant, SmartBeacon controlled posits
going out?
Thanks!
KA7O-3
Found it!
File Configure timing adjust the slider for GPS check Interval.
I put it down to 3 seconds from the default 60 seconds and now that
SmartBeacon has enough relevant data to do it's thing
On 06/07/2010 06:22 PM, Andrew Errington wrote:
We should seriously look at OSM (www.osm.org) as a backend map source for
Xastir.
I have mentioned it a couple of times here, and it surprises me that
no-one seems to be in the least bit interested.
How about it?
73,
Andrew
FWIW,
I'm
WhooHooo!!
One upgraded laptop and a clean install on a desktop are working
properly again!
Thanks!
On 02/02/2010 06:06 AM, Kevin Paetzold wrote:
For those who may care but have not been following this issue on other
forums there is a fix in test which you can get now by downloading and
I seem to remember a ways back Curt or someone saying that the version
information that's compiled into Xastir is changed when the bootstrap.sh
script is run. You'll see the updated version in the ./configure output,
but only after bootstrap.sh is completed
Of course - if you're using
to the house for lunch, I'll bring back my laptop that had
the R-click menu issue - update it to current and reinstall Xastir. Who
knows - maybe Fedora released an update that has fixed this all for us.
I'll let you all know in a few hours what I find.
Tate, KA7O
On Mon, 2009-12-07 at 05:56 -0800, Curt
/index.php/HowTo:Fedora
But, now I have two - nearly identical boxes - one with the problem, one
without. Something's gotta be different here. Anyone wanna guide me
through discovery?
AIM (kc7zru) or YahooChat (ntstate)
Tate, KA7O
In rummaging through my junk pil...uh, garage - I found an older
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I know there's been a 'favored' tool in the past due to API issues and
recently there have been some fixes.
What's the current preferred image tool - ImageMagick, GraphicsMagic or
do either now work as well as the other?
73
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Yup - I'm getting more reports of this from some of the local Xastir
users in my Penguin Farm. It's most certainly a new 'feature' of F12.
73
On 11/29/2009 09:20 AM, Alan Crosswell wrote:
OK, so it's not just me:-). Welcome to the club. I've
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Cool, thanks Curt.
Updating the 'how to compile Xastir from CVS notes for Fedora 12' on the
web site - wanted to include good 'suggestions'.
73
On 12/06/2009 03:10 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Sun, 6 Dec 2009, KA7O wrote:
I know there's been
YES!
My Lacross station has been offlined for several months now. I would
love to get it back up again.
Thanks!
On 11/26/2009 01:20 AM, Tom Russo wrote:
Is anyone here besides me actually using a (lousy) LaCrosse 23xx weather
station and the open2300db2APRS program we have bundled in the
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On 11/25/2009 12:56 PM, Alan Crosswell wrote:
I'll be curious to find out if you can get a right-click popup menu to
work right with Xastir under FC12.
I can't. 4 different machines. Clean installs and upgrades from 11. A R
click on a map yields
Mmmm, I think most of us have either a GNOME or KDE toolbar across
either the top or bottom of each desktop that has a clock in it -
amongst many other things. Are you running a 'down sized' distro? What
desktop manager do you use?
73
Keith Kaiser wrote:
On the other hand, adding the time to
Hi Mike,
I run a similar setup here in Wyoming. But I use aprsd for the
server/igate duties and then just have xastir connect to my own local
server. Digipeater duties are handled by the KPC3+ TNC aprsd uses.
Now that both aprsd and xastir are incuded in the Fedora repositories -
it's
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