Yep,
That'll be it then
No ImageMagick. Installed and now all is well. I'll RTFM a little more
carefully next time.
Did a quick locate for ImageMagick and got a couple of hits so assumed
it was installe
Makes an ASS out of U and Me!!!
Thank you Marcus B
Marcus B wrote:
It doesn't look
G'day all,
Noob so please be gentle!
Briefly, when I try to run the inf2geo.pl script I get the following error.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/share/xastir/maps/Local# /usr/lib/xastir/inf2geo.pl
mildura-ne250.inf
*** mildura-ne250.inf ***
Image file not found for mildura-ne250, maybe be a case proble
I missed over this e-mail in my inbox and just now noticed it as I was doing
some clean-up.
Yes, I'm proposing that the Comment and Status lines be put below "Distance
from my station:" but above the "Last Position:" line.
And the reasoning is for stations that have multiple comments lines (such
Anyone know about these? When I coded MGRS for Xastir I didn't know
about MGRS-2 or MGRS-3. Perhaps the code needs to be updated to
match the latest spec?
--
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"Lotto:A tax on people who are bad at math." -- unknown
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On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Craig Anderson wrote:
> Thanks Jason,
> That's exactly what I need to know.
>
> I don't want to use a digipeater on the hill-tops
> because I need that channel for other packets.
> If I put a digipeater on that channel, APRS is all
> it's good for.
I think I would have r
Thanks Jason,
That's exactly what I need to know.
I don't want to use a digipeater on the hill-tops
because I need that channel for other packets.
If I put a digipeater on that channel, APRS is all
it's good for.
Thanks again,
Craig
On Feb 5, 2007, at 9:31 AM, Jason Winningham wrote:
Richard,
That sounds like a nice setup. I've never been able to get more than
2 monitors working well.
For fun this weekend I hooked up my Intel Mac Mini to my Maxent 50"
plasma and have it running at 1920 x 1080i. I had xastir running,
sat tracking software and browser window and there
Jason,
I know what it would look like - - - $$$ to the
utility! Unfortunately, 1600x1200 LCD's are not
commodity, let alone 1400x1050. If there was commodity
pricing available on the 1600's, I would jump at them.
Less power, less heat, clearer picture for these old
eyes.
It truly nice to behold
On Feb 5, 2007, at 11:00 AM, Craig Anderson wrote:
I want to be
able to pick up the APRS packets at those hill-top
radios but display them back in the EOC.
If you're talking about an RF solution, you just described a digi...
What should run on the hill-top computer? Is there
a simple forwa
I have the TCP/IP as part of a RACES network
and I plan to use APRS on the same frequency,
but only during an EOC activation, to track the
deployed people. Both APRS and TCP/IP/AX.25
will not likely be used very much during a deployment
because we don't have many people with TNCs.
But once I get
> Curt Wrote:
> Now, that said, you might want to investigate using MS Virtual PC or
> VMWare Player (both free downloads) to run Xastir on Linux on top of
> Windows. Tom Russo reported that Xastir was much speedier under
> VMWare than under Cygwin. I expect the Virtual PC version might be
> as w
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Jason Winningham wrote:
> If y'all keep talking I'm gonna have to learn how to do a multihead
> sunray configuration just so I can put 30 of 'em on one virtual X
> display. Let's see, 6 monitors wide by 5 tall running at 1900x1200
> resolution. What would xastir look like at
If y'all keep talking I'm gonna have to learn how to do a multihead
sunray configuration just so I can put 30 of 'em on one virtual X
display. Let's see, 6 monitors wide by 5 tall running at 1900x1200
resolution. What would xastir look like at 11400 x 6000 resolution?
(:
-Jason
kg4wsv
on 2/5/2007 9:22 AM Curt, WE7U said the following:
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Lance Cotton wrote:
It should be AX25 TNC Radio. I am using this configuration and it works
great for TCP/IP and Xastir/APRS side by side.
Just curious, who's running TCP/IP and APRS on the same channel? Or
perhaps you hav
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Lance Cotton wrote:
> Just a sanity check - is your Xastir TNC "interface" type "AX25 TNC
> Radio" or are you using "Serial KISS TNC"?
>
> It should be AX25 TNC Radio. I am using this configuration and it works
> great for TCP/IP and Xastir/APRS side by side.
Just curious, who
Excellent! That's exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks very much,
Craig
On Feb 5, 2007, at 5:43 AM, Lance Cotton wrote:
Craig Anderson wrote:
Does anyone know a way to get Xastir to
share the AX.25 interface with TCP/IP?
Just a sanity check - is your Xastir TNC "interface" type "AX25 TNC
And I was hoping to have a single big system up for svr wx season. Now
I've gotta go rebuild the home system, add monitors, and convince my
wife I've not gone (further) nuts, just to keep up with Richard.
Where's it all gonna end?
OK, fine. I'm off to scavenge 15 in monitors from surplus. I
Curt,
I have four more blank PCI slots. The PCI cards are
$60.00 each. Monitors are somewhat available for the
taking. The idea is wonderful but horrid at the same
time. They are all running 1400x1050x24. I may back
off to 16 bit color just to unload the memory demands.
Time will tell.
Three is m
On Sun, 4 Feb 2007, Richard Polivka wrote:
> Now I have wrapped my eyes in glass...BigBox has three rectangular
> eyeballs looking at me and room for one more.
Sweet! Someday maybe I'll get there too. Quite a few SW developers
here at work are running with dual screens. I have one 20" CRT and
On Sat, 3 Feb 2007, Tom Russo wrote:
> Dunnow how many of you read this month's QST, but there was an article
> about a Bluetooth radio control program. I have no interest in controlling
> my radios with a PDA, but the application seemed cool and the interface he
> described was very simple --- I
On Fri, 2 Feb 2007, David Flood wrote:
> If it has been more than six months since you last updated Cygwin, I would
> recommend that you do the complete ./bootstrap;./configure;make
> clean;make;make install sequence to rebuild Xastir. Some of the recent
> Cygwin changes involved several changes
Craig Anderson wrote:
Does anyone know a way to get Xastir to
share the AX.25 interface with TCP/IP?
Just a sanity check - is your Xastir TNC "interface" type "AX25 TNC
Radio" or are you using "Serial KISS TNC"?
It should be AX25 TNC Radio. I am using this configuration and it works
great f
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