New to the APRSISCE and trying to get it configured to use my Kenwood TH-D74 over bluetooth. I created a port for it and I am able to get it to transmit over the radio. I see others reporting the

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What is a 7330? What does CW have to do with APRS? And how is APRSIS32 involved in this? It's ok to ask here, but if it's not directly APRSIS32 related, it'll likely take a more

Resting more easily now, thanks. And yes, the trick to testing map tile loading is just to pan over to an area you've never visited before and zoom in. There's LOTS of space on this

Sorry, my post may have been a bit confusing. There was nothing wrong with my maps before I did that, except they were copied over from another hard drive. My purpose in renaming was to check if

Can you zip up and e-mail me the renamed file? And include any other journal files with the same name. They're not supposed to be able to corrupt themselves. But if you have one that

I just closed APRSIS32, renamed my OSMTiles.mbtiles file, and restarted. Mapping fetching is working properly here. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

There should be some OSM* trace logs available. Bring those up and enable them then pan around a bit and see what they may have to tell you. Also, can you e-mail your APRSIS32.XML file

Is internet access enabled?? When did you last fetch tiles from the non-OSM servers? The links change occasionally or may not be available anymore. Fred N7FMH

Responding here as requested. Running Verison 2020/05/01 21:21 of APRSIS32. Map configure set to original with the tile server of "tile.openstreetmap.org" it appears to be only loading tiles that were

So, I'll need more details on what tile set, what zooms, and what behavior you're seeing.  A callsign-SSID would also be helpful if you're accessing my (ldeffenb.dnsalias.net) tile server. Lynn (D)

I agree. I’m going to search for an older version of WINE. My old version worked well, and they replaced it with a mess, at least as far as USB to serial adapters are concerned. Software

Hi Rob, Digging deep into the mental memory banks, probably beyond what they contain (i.e., this is a guess!). I seem to recall the original Unix system console interface wasn't on a

I would argue their purpose was to ensure anything Linux 'sees' is mapped to WINE. Why does Linux have tty - okay I know this one! tty0 - tty63 ttyS0 - ttyS32 when only a few devices are

Hi Rob, It sounds like the Wine team is trying to be annoyance-for-annoyance compatible with Windows :(. I'm on Wine 1.8.6 on an old OpenSuSE LEAP 42.1 system, and the

I'll try a few more things and update the wiki - soon. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

Thanks guys! I added both symbols and it appears that I am now receiving EQ information. AL M KF5SMH

As near as I can tell, there is something in the WINE setup that automatically (and "unchangeably") links every ttyS## device in /dev to a com## in the .wine folder. Linux (at least my XUbuntu) has

And when the details are determined, we can update the Wiki at: http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:linux Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Hi Rob, WINES’s handling of com ports flummoxed me. What used to be a simple symbolic link became something else indeed ver 2.8 and later. The people at Codeweavers tried to help, but they had