Thanks, but the desired passcode has been relayed. And they'll be looking into where the club-call e-mail is actually going. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Lynn KJ4ERJ wrote... Gerry (bright green pickles!) isn't too far from me. I didn't get a reply when I tried calling him, but I'll keep trying. If I can't catch him VHF, I can probably get him on HF

He has been in contact with me, after Iemailed his personal address. He now has a passcode, and is going to checkwhats happening with the club email address. Steve G6UIM From:aprsisce@...

I can get in touch with him. Sort of...I'm on vacation in Alberta..but will try Don va7dgp -- Don Poaps New Westminster, BC VA7DGP

Hi Lynn I found a couple of gmail accounts for their club executive members. Maybe that will get the message through, 73, Bruce - VE5BNC

Zotacs are nice. good buys on ebay that contain the HD and RAM. .DOUG KD4MOJ

Found the club website and Gerry’slist email address, but it’s all on the same domain name so likely hemight not get the email I sent to him. Steve G6UIM From:aprsisce@...

Running aprsisce on a asus netbook dual boot of xp and puppy linux (actually puppeee linux) as my emergency kit computer. Both share the same aprs folder. This has the advantage of low power, can run

Does anyone know Gerry, VE7BGP, or anyone else in the VE7NA club? We have replied to ALL FIVE (sorry, had to shout) requests for their passcode, but apparently there's an issue with their

Ah, yes, there is that power thing. I've got a 3.2 ghz P4 PC (already running Linux) that I hardly use because it heats up the room too much, deferring to a Core2 something-or-other that's

And if you go to the alternate table it works but then sticks again on primary. KB3KBR Greg Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone

That is what my XP machine is now exceptit runs a different windows application all the time (non-APRS). The biggestdrive is the power consumption and it is becoming more and more troublesome as

Fred, What OS are you using with the PI? My guess is Raspian, so my recommendation would be a variation: Mint would be my recommendation Although Debian, Ubuntu, or any of their variants would be

He did. I just haven't figured out what's going on with the /.. If you come at it upwards, it stays /-, but if you come at it downwards, it stays //. /. just doesn't seem like it wants to

When I only have my MacBook Pro handy, I run APRSIS32 on a stripped down version of Ubuntu 12.1 (except for high resolution drivers) as a virtual machine, and I have had no issues, so running it

Fred, You caught a Lynn goof. /- is a house. /. is a big red X. Maybe you should submit a bug ticket to the developer. ;) 73, Randy WF5X

I've taken a different approach, and still run Windows XP for basically the sole purpose of APRSISCE/32. Highly firewalled, and I won't even run an internet browser on it. Doesn't matter to me if

Greetings, I am quickly arriving at a point where I will be replacing an old P4-3GHz PC (XP OS) with something newer. I am looking at a small form factor PC. There are some good reasons, one being

That was it. I had a nickname in for myself and "Use Nickname" was checked. I unchecked it and I no longer see a pop-up screen with "Follow KC9LDH-1" in the upper left hand corner. Problem solved.

OK, I shutoff use nickname. Waiting to see if it comes up Again. Will get shot then. I was wrong with my description. The upper left hand corner said "follow KC9LDH-1 not "find". So far as I