I MUST upgrade my server - it's under-powered and out of date. Now, I've
got new hardware and an up to date distro. However, what's been holding
me back has been my inability to get aprsd to compile on Fedora 8. So,
tonite I knuckled under, did a LOT of googling and at least have it up
and runn
Yes - that step is mentioned in all the instructions and the how-tos.
But since proj-datumgrid wasn't also upgraded - it's still the same
version, namely 1.3, available when Proj-4.5.0 was current - I didn't
see the need to re-refer to it again once more all over.
But you're right - if you d
FWIW,
It's been upgraded to 4.6.0 - re-compiled xastir on Fedora 8 on two
different machines. No issues detected.
ftp://ftp.remotesensing.org/proj/proj-4.6.0.tar.gz
Changes: This release reworks pj_transform() to avoid applying ellipsoid
to ellipsoid transformations as a datum shift when no
Ron,
You're more than welcome to come by here to any of our monthly meetings.
http://casperarc.net
You let me know you're coming and we'll re-plan the whole meeting for
ya! We'll do everything from install Linux on a partition (dual boot),
to building and running Xastir from CVS. Then we can
Encryption over the internet should be all but trivial to implement -
and fully legal (in the US at least) as well.
However, any and all of that traffic would have to be blocked from going
out any I-gate - somehow. In order to go out on RF, it would first have
to be decrypted and then transmit
Joe Veldhuis wrote:
The AX.25 spec limits the call to 6 alphanumeric characters plus one byte for
SSID, so that's not a limitation of Xastir. Your friend's best bet is to put
his full callsign in the station comment field.
-Joe, N8FQ
Thanks all!
Good info. Andrew was quite impressed with t
Got a bit of a situation. College kid I've been working with for a few
years is currently in New Zeland. He's going to be going to Austrailia
to race a solar powered vehicle here in a few weeks.
He wants to use Xastir and a tracker to follow what's going on. BUT, he
can't get his reciprocal ca
Jason Winningham wrote:
On Oct 4, 2007, at 1:27 PM, William McKeehan wrote:
This would require Xastir having an "http" style
server that would serve up pages and would respond to certain queries
with XML
code.
Nice idea - this would be a reasonably easy interface for add-on tools.
This ma
Richard Polivka, N6NKO wrote:
I am going to be adding more code and xbm's to support FROST and FREEZE
issuances.
That will give me something to do between the honeydo listS today.
73 from 807,
Richard, N6NKO
EXCELLENT!
We've been forecast to have our first possible frosts tonite at
eleva
Richard Polivka wrote:
Fedora 7
Can't find either 'xtiffio.h' or 'geo_normalize.h' and bombs out on compile.
I had to precede both with 'libgeotiff/' to work.
Files were in /usr/include/libgeotiff.
73 from 807,
Richard, N6NKO
Mmm, running F7 here too. No problems at all. Just did a new CVS
Being in Thunderstorm Central - THANKS!!
Look'n forward to it
73
Richard Polivka, N6NKO wrote:
Curt,
I have created additional .xbm's for WX warnings. I have three - heat
(HEAT), svr_tstrm (SVRTSM) , and wind_chill (?). Heat would be red,
svr_tstrm in red and I would put wind_chill in red.
Earl Needham wrote:
I got Fedora downloaded last night, and burned to CD this
morning. Got a quick question -- does it support dual-booting? I took
a quick look, but then aborted when it seemed hell-bent on installing on
the whole partition!
7 3
Earl
Oh yea - it su
Ah!! You called it.
SE disabled routinely on all my boxen.
Good catch!!
73
Gerry Creager wrote:
That's what you get for enabling SE Linux... I do the ugly method
without complaint regularly.
gerry
Rodney Baker wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 01:30:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or you can get *RE
Rodney Baker wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 01:30:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or you can get *REALLY* barbaric and manually edit /etc/group
Search for the uucp line - add your username to the list.
Originally, it looks like:
uucp:x:14:uucp
Make it look like:
uucp:x:14:uucp,name
Where 'name' is yo
Rodney Baker wrote:
This could simply be a permissions problem. By default Fedora sets the tty
ports to owner=root, group=uucp. You need to make sure that the user running
xastir is a member of the uucp group. You can do it using the graphical tools
or you can run usermod -G -a uucp from a sh
Tom Russo wrote:
You use the "chmod" function to change the permissions (which are technically
known as "file modes," so chmod stands for "CHange MODe").
I love the stuff I learn here! Always wondered what was up with that.
Thanks Tom!
___
Xastir ma
Curt Mills wrote:
On Sat, 9 Jun 2007, Tate Belden wrote:
Do you have the X11-devel packages installed?
Do you have the rtree-devel package installed?
Good guess on rtree, but all the rtree code is inside Xastir
sources, so there are no extra packages to download. Same case with
the the
Stephen Peters wrote:
Tate,
I just double-checked the ld.so.conf and re-ran ldconfig. Neither seems
to change the error message. One interesting thing, is that I don't
have a /usr/X11R6/lib directory. I do have a /usr/lib/X11 directory,
but it's empty. Thank you for the suggestion!
It i
Stephen Peters wrote:
Group,
I was following the How-to's for Fedora at the Wiki. I followed most of the
guidelines except used the GUI Package Manager for more of the packages than
the instructions called for. I only had to install libgeotiff from source at
the command line. Fedora 7 is b
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