Hi Your signal seems to be good, but i can see there are some power lines blocking your antenna beam which certainly is less good. And YES if you feed the dish motor via the TBS-card DiSEqC you should

Hi All Not sure I found the original post of this thread: As George is talking about a TBS-card chances are that cornishman68 uses such a card to? If so and if you feed your dish motor via the RF cabl

George, it's a pitty but it seems EUMETSAT is not reading this list anymore. This could have saved some of your pain. As my 64Bit receiver Io works (even with ntpd running) I must have been just lucky

George, udev is now also linked to octopus systemd. In Devuan ASCII my /etc/udev directory is basically empty. They use a still systemd-free udev version from the Gentoo project. You certainly didn't

George, Of course there is also libpcsclite1:amd64 1.8.22-1+devuan2 --- the library Ernst

Hi George, My Devuan ASCII on EUMETCast receiver Io has: # uname -a Linux io 4.9.0-6-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.9.88-1+deb9u1 (2018-05-07) x86_64 GNU/Linux # dpkg -l |grep pcscd ii pcscd 1.8.22-1+devuan2 a

George, The SACSrv is necessary for encrypted EUMETCast channels that use an EKU. It replaces the 32Bit aksrte and etokend stuff. Chances are your EKU is broken. I propose to report your findings to O

George, I have never used htop before. Now I installed it to compare with your htop output. Your pcscd has --foreground --auto-exit switches. Is this part of your debugging? On my receiver Io htop sho

George, I forgot one thing to mention. In script /etc/init.d/SACSrv I had to add an INFO line to make it standard: .... # Required-Start: pcscd # Required-Stop: <--- This line was missing but must be

George, the main difference is probably that Devuan ASCII is systemd free. I will never get used to this redhat stuff. But I'am not sure Devuan developers can keep their effort up for years to come. I

George, all I know is described in my attachment of message #28250. I installed the SafenetAuthenticationClient-core-9.0.43-0_amd64.deb. It's now a while I haven't run this TelliCast receiver Io. I ju

George, did you also install the new 64Bit EKU software? See my message #28250. Ernst

George, There is AFAIK no VIIRS I-Bands on EUMETCast so far. That's probably why Hugo does not (yet) support it. If you are looking for a rather complete l1b VIIRS support including many composites yo

Robert, the Gibertini OP-125L is a good dish though I had some mechanical problems with elevation settings. To tranport such a dish on the roof of a custom car is quite an adventure to say the least.

Heinz, click on the red WARNING and you should see what the problm is. Ernst

Hi Roberto The data of Suomi_NPP satellite are now on HVS-1 channel E1H-RDS-1. The new data of NOAA-20 arrive now on Basic Service channel NPP-2. Both satellites carry the VIIRS instrument. On EUMETCa

Hartmut, If you have a GNU/Linux box it should also be possible to crosscompile that for Windows with mingw64-x86_64-gcc. I never did that but AFAIK that's what Hugo does with EUMETCastView. If nothin

Hi All Simon has fixed the Electro-L (GOMS2) satpy reader. I have put up a new version of my scripts on Terra with the now working goms2.py satpy script. I also put a couple of Electro_L images from y

Hartmut, there is one point I noticed in the Makefile. Compilation defaults to 32 bits for Windows. It can and will change to 64 bits for Linux or SunOS automatically. The Makefile dates from 2011, ma

Hartmut, Sorry, I just know that CygWin exists :-). It seems there is a problem with linking your object code. Here is some info from the Cygwin FAQ. Hugo is the mingw specialist (used for EUMETCastVi