as other raster-format images, but when zoomed in you have the full
capability of vector files.
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something useful.
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ies for a while with automake/autoconf, it
might be worth a shot.
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T
hem is still good.
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clients that support it) seems to be down.
Send a note to Dale Huguley, KG5QD, about it. We could add that
info to the APRS Wiki so that there's a backup for it.
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or FTP
could be used to distribute the files. If it was a bunch of
Linux/Unix boxes, you could use "rdist" across and SSH pipe to
distribute them nicely.
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both our
screens looked the same. It would have been nicer to send the info
across to the other station the way that APRS+SA can do.
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ng tactical calls and sharing that information with others in the
> field.
APRS+SA as I recall had a method to do that. I believe it's listed
on the feature request list for Xastir to implement the same method,
but has not been implemented yet.
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> That should make a link like this:
>
> /usr/local/share/xastir -> /usr/share/xastir
>
> So that Xastir thinks everything is in the "regular" location.
>
> Of course I might have this backwards, depending on how your bi
/share/xastir -> /usr/share/xastir
So that Xastir thinks everything is in the "regular" location.
Of course I might have this backwards, depending on how your binary
was compiled and what paths are in your Xastir config file. It
should give you something to work with though, so twe
.04 and Xastir 1.7, but trying to
> upgrade.
su
chmod 4755 /usr/local/bin/xastir
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the time the packet was received at his server.
He ignores the timestamp in the packet itself.
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GraphicsMagick-devel-1.1.8-20.2
libGraphicsMagick++-devel-1.1.8-20.2
libGraphicsMagick++1-1.1.8-20.2
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full feed, the speech can't keep
up and you get continuous speech until you frantically kill
something or some minutes after you shut down the interface.
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n one might be
able to install Xastir on it. I didn't go off and look at the docs
to see.
How much are they asking for it? Is it a real product yet?
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instructions on this.
This method works best on maps with very few colors defined. If you
have a picture-quality map, like an aerial photo or something, it's
not going to work well for you. If you have a CAD-drawn map like a
USGS DRG topo that only has something like 16 colors defined, it
works V
nto Xastir retry mechanisms for network
ports. You should be able to yank the port out from under Xastir,
restart it, and have Xastir reconnect to it.
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g what I
> want speech to do..
Try re-running "./configure" for Xastir to see if it picks up on the
fact that Festival is available?
Before doing that you might check whether Festival support is
compiled into Xastir (Help->About).
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gram to see if it locks up in a similiar manner.
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The world DOES revolve around
blank at that spot in a packet is a legal character.
Will have to go to the spec and the addendums to figure it out.
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aked to run under OpenSuSE-10.3. I started down that path but
there's more work to do. Until those are working there won't be any
LSB builds.
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the Festival
daemon. Xastir uses the daemon mode rather than invoking it from
the command line. This means the daemon needs to be running all the
time in order for Xastir to make use of it.
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./configure --with-ld-shared="gcc -shared"
make
else
./configure
make
fi 2>&1 >>${XA_LIB}.build.$$
-
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to 1.9.3 also, the only thing here is everytime I exit from the
> Interface menu Xastir crashes.
Using Lesstif or Motif? It should say in your Help->About dialog.
Try the opposite one if available.
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ing from Xastir at home. Easy enough to check if I
remember to do so.
What else might it be? Perhaps the weather alerts? I'm not getting
many of those at home on RF. Perhaps zero.
Using tigermap server at home and at work. No snapshots turned on.
No radar geo'
braries has a major memory leak. I restarted it
yesterday and it's showing 518MB virtual, 489MB resident, 6424
shared right now. That's pretty bad.
So... Is it possible that you're just running out of memory? That's
what mine is doing. I haven't tried to find out
en on RF.
Normally the only things that get gated to RF are messages and
message acknowledgements (ACK's). Those get gated to/fro
automatically without having to add callsigns to each gate.
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install Motif development headers or use --with-motif-includes to
> specify location of Xm/Xm.h
http://www.xastir.org/wiki/index.php/Installation_Notes
I'm not a Mac user, so that's about as much as I can point you to.
Hopefully some of the Mac guys will ans
log.
Xastir is not opening the port. If it was, it'd be green. Stop
worrying about the file and start worrying about the port itself.
Dumb-terminal program... Verify the settings/port/permissions when
run as a normal user.
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refix everything with
gm, so everything is the "gm" command. Something like:
gm convert
instead of
convert
Man page will tell you the correct syntax.
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#x27;s a WMS server,
and Xastir has special code written to handle that. The image is
generated to your specifications on the WMS server and then
downloaded by Xastir over the network connection. It's really
slick.
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he above as he's been
around our mailing list for a bunch of years now. The above is for
the new people that don't know this stuff yet.
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On Fri, 11 Apr 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008, Murry wrote:
>
> > How do I bring up the cached maps?
>
> Access the same internet map as before, at the same zoom, panning,
> and Xastir window size as you originally used. If it is in the
> cache Xastir wil
rly well.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the coor
an one. I think they'll
often disconnect you from one if they sense you connected to
another. If you have more than one set up to auto-connect, that may
cause you to bounce back and forth between the two every few
minutes.
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n.
Some of your paths to various things can be messed up in your config
file, pointing to the old install location for Xastir.
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p. You may need a null-modem
adapter, or you may be plugging into the wrong port on the radio
(I've heard of other people having that problem). It's usually
something simple.
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get a brain storm be sure to let me
> know... oh... 9600bps right?
http://www.xastir.org/wiki/index.php/XASTIR_Manual#Kenwood_TM-D700_with_GPS
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our hardware) and then disappear.
What window manager are you using? Can you switch to another one
easily to see if that solves this particular problem? I have a
large choice of window managers on my system.
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ced
that OpenSUSE changed to something like UTF-8, where Xastir wants to
see "C" or "US_en", else your config files won't work properly. I
don't know for sure if that will affect the displayed fonts as well.
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e solution? I may
have suggested such earlier in this thread. If so, ignore. ;-)
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avail.
Is it possible that dhcp is still running even though have a static
address on the box now, and trying to change your address
periodically? Any other process running on the box that might be
messing with your networking? Particularly something that might
have the capability of stopping/resta
ky" flag. On my
system it appears as a 'T' if the 'x' flag is not set, and a 't' is
the 'x' flag _is_ set. Hard to keep track of isn't it?
You're probably good here with either a 't' or an 'x' in that last
position for t
l
port...
> in case you haven't hit this, on the mac you'll probably want to "sudo
> cmd" for each of the commands Curt mentioned, instead of doing an su
> first.
I never know if people have /etc/sudoers set up properly and know
how to use sudo, so often I quote the
local/share/xastir/tnc-startup.d700 but I just noticed, its permissions
> are set to -rw-r--r--@ 1 root wheel 1439 Apr 9 21:08 tnc-startup.d700
> don't they have to be executable?
Nope. Just readable by any user, which they are.
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not say.
Look at the same files you originally checked to determine the name
of the device. Check whether it's changed on you.
Are you getting any error messages to the Xterm you start Xastir on?
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what I have on my system. The contents of the
file are the process ID of the main Xastir process.
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:
cd /var
su
mkdir lock
chmod 1775 lock
exit # (from root)
The reason for the chmod command is that the sticky bit should be
set. At least that's how it is on my Linux box here:
drwxrwxr-t 5 root uucp 4096 2008-04-09 16:06 lock
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say "libcurl" on the "Libraries used:"
line?
If not, did you install "libcurl-devel" or similar package before
you compiled Xastir, or just "libcurl".
Xastir will use "wget" to fetch maps if libcurl/libcurl-devel are
not present when y
that each time after you do a fresh
"make install" of Xastir.
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ata as
their base and add to/correct it.
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The world DOES revolve a
omething.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the coor
doesn't have
the bug. It's a known bug with later versions of Motif. Other
programs besides Xastir have the same problem.
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Windows
I'm feeling (if not looking) much better.
Whoa... Obviously you made the right choice, health over Xastir.
hi hi
Glad to hear you're doing well!
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-working package on Linux.
Lastly: There's been a change on findu.com that makes the fetch
tracks function not work. I'll try to get on that and fix it soon.
I need to talk to Steve Dimse and figure out what changes are
acceptable. He sent me an e-mail about it while I was on va
t creating snapshots that alternate with the Mt.
Saint Helens webcam as my root image (background image) on my FVWM2
desktop. Every ten minutes it switches between the two.
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er)
If you have more than one Xastir user on the system, make sure that
the maps are readable by all, and not just the user who owns the
files. The "chmod -R 755" command will recursively change the
permissions: Be careful what directory you're in when you run it!
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d it's picking something
goofy from what's available.
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the device and see what shows
up.
With my USB joystick I had to do some more stuff before I could use
it with BZFlag, but the above method told me which port it was on.
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uctions in the INSTALL document to compile/install.
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___
latest code) will prefer GraphicsMagick over
ImageMagick if both are installed and both have devel files.
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ead of the map at any zoom level.
Most likely your ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick package was compiled
with the wrong quantum depth. For the LSB binary I configure
GraphicsMagick with this flag:
--with-quantum-depth=16
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de the program itself,
the "Configure Default Operation" section) WRT the nws-stations.txt
file. This is the file which tells Xastir which "FROM" callsigns to
gate data to RF for.
By default Xastir only gates messages and message ack's/nak's
to/from RF if you enable the
at it's worth, various Linux's (Linuxii?) went through an
unstable period as well when many distributions switched from
XFree86 to Xorg.
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ome time to catch up... I think he
just added it this week or last.
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The world DOES
nary that uses the new library.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the coordinate system!
___
ere, I can
see the county names at proper zoom levels with that map and the
proper dbfawk file for it.
As far as the Maidenhead grid, it's printed on the status line to
the right of whatever your other coordinate system is that you've
chosen.
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atellites
themselves. If you have any blockage to the south, say bye-bye to
your WAAS corrections.
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The world DOES revol
le in Ubuntu.
Is it also possible that it's a missing font problem, where the ATI
driver in your case provide more fonts? A thought I just had, may
have nothing to do with the problem.
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>convert_from_xastir_coordinates:X out-of-range (too high):161465600
Ignore those. Those are caused by being zoomed out too far. I
suspect you're at "world" size on your map when you get those.
Depending on the aspect ratio of your Xastir window and your zoom
level, Xastir complai
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
> A quick glance at the while loop which reads it in makes me think
> that each group name is on a separate line with a linefeed (or
> alternately linefeed & carriage return) at the end of each line.
> Actually it looks like they expect up
think
that each group name is on a separate line with a linefeed (or
alternately linefeed & carriage return) at the end of each line.
Actually it looks like they expect up to 9 characters and then a
linefeed, which is enough for a six-character callsign, a dash, and
a 2-character SSID.
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> Do you know what datum the TOP50 CDROM's are published in? The map
> projection used?
I see there's a conversion program (mpr2geotiff) that will allow you
to convert these maps to geoTIFF files:
http://libmpr.origo.ethz.ch/wiki/doc
or those images alone, and in fact only works somewhat
well on the 7.5' maps, other scales it's not so good at.
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th an object, and to the
object transmit code, so it's non-trivial.
That said, I don't have time to do this right now. If another
developer wants to pick up on this I'd be glad to help with pointers
as to where to do the work.
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rmat they're doing things in anymore. If it's
something we support, it shouldn't be hard to use their maps. If
it's not, then it'd take some significant effort in order to
write/test a new map module for Xastir.
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you'll want to
look for ESRI Shapefile format.
> I have found a library reference to the DRG CDs located at Southern New
> Hampshire University. I have not attempted to visit yet.
Unmodified USGS DRG files are something that we can handle.
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Please respond to the list -and- to Ernst directly if you have the
answer. His message to the list bounced so he may not see your
response otherwise.
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ly the admins saw it. Also,
the list was down for the last couple of weeks anyway.
You need to install the libcurl development package which has the
"*.h" files, then re-run Xastir's "./configure", "make", and "make
install" commands to compile a new Xa
path and add scripts and links there, then the
loader can find them. Sometimes I add aliases to my shell.
You can also add /usr/local/bin to your path, then you don't need
the symlink that you created at all.
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a before displaying in that manner though, so
we don't get displays that don't reflect reality.
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The
selected
> for callsign/speed/heading/age/wx data/etc), icon only, or no display, would
> be useful (haven't thought so much about that one).
Good ideas. Add them to the feature request list so they're not
forgotten. When it comes time to do the rewrite we'll want to get
more
> easily than the "Map Chooser" and the
> "View"->"Mobile Stations" etc.
Agreed for the map layers. We'll be thinking a lot about that sort
of thing for the rewrite.
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r via
the WX200 daemon. Those are your only choice (again for that
particular weather station).
> Has anybody got it connected using a USB to serial converter ?
I'm using a TNC connected that way. Weather should work similarly.
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after that. Can someone help
> me through this just to get it up and running?
Are you using the Xastir Wiki instructions?
The list was down for a couple of weeks, so ask again if you're
still having trouble and somebody should answer that can help you.
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__
l you when it last heard
from the GPS.
Another way: Go to File->Configure->Change Debug Level
and enter 128, then click OK. You should start seeing the GPS
strings on the xterm you started Xastir from. Enter a '0' on that
same dialog and hit OK again to stop the output.
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file is not
standard (which things are in which columns, the names of columns,
etc).
Shapefiles can be very fast to read in or reject, as they have a
bounding box for the entire file, and a bounding box for each shape.
You can quickly look at a file and reject it if no part of the
boundin
Major_Features
I wrote the original web page that Wiki page was derived from, and I
went through the sources to figure it out. Been a while though.
I have a LaCrosse and a Dallas weather station to play with, but no
RS/Oregon Scientific/Huger stations.
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MySQL/PostgreSQL databases.
LSB and SuSE-RPM binary packages have been updated also.
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LS file.
Once you get practiced at reading the output, you might be able to
find what you need.
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On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Earl Needham wrote:
>
> Well I think I got 'er goin', except I'm still trying to
> figure out how to connect to the GPS and TNC from within
> VMWare. I'll fol with it for a while and maybe get it done.
Can someone running VMWa
weird too connecting Xastir to an AGWPE instance across the
country, which I did for debugging purposes a few times. Having an
RF presence in another state thousands of miles away is just
strange.
Neat setup you have there!
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Richard Polivka wrote:
> Should be pcre-devel.
Thanks. Wiki has been updated to reflect this.
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T
ems there though, fair warning.
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
> You could take a look at the Xastir FAQ: There are some packages
> mentioned there for doing serial->net->serial port stuff on Linux.
By that I mean the FAQ file distributed with Xastir, not the one on
the web site. The distributed file is
; solutions (B&B Electronics) which include a driver to implement a 'virtual
> serial port' locally, but that's more $$$ and closed, so I don't want to
> go there.
You could take a look at the Xastir FAQ: There are some packages
mentioned there for doing serial->
t; a 'serial server' or a 'terminal server', so that if you were to telnet to
> the server port, you'd see the same data stream as if you ran minicom on
> the serial-connected wx station.
Nope. Unfortunately. In this case it connects to the One Wire
Weather daemon
here to add things in. I'd be glad to look at any patches you
come up with.
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Curt, WE7U: XASTIR:
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"Windows: Microsoft's tax on computer illiterates." -- WE7U
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On Sat, 19 Jan 2008, Chip Griffin wrote:
> I'm leaning toward
> One-Wire Weather (OWW) but haven't even been able to determine if it
> is compatible with Xastir yet.
Yes. I did the integration of that with Xastir myself. It works.
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