Considering who compiles that data you are probably right. Other than mapping how do you linke it? I think he is on the right track.

Sir, your advice regarding xastir couldn't be any less accurate if you tried, and you have grossly mislead this group. Xastir has support for more mapping formats than,

You could spread the writes across both the SD Card and the USB stick to wear them both at a slower rate, but there are better ways. A USB HDD connected via a powered hub works respectably with the

Hi Andy You have looked at them in some other viewer other than YAAC ???? like is it a map, YAAC or Pi problem. Don't forget that if it is a map problem I am sure the

Just thinking, would running from a USB stick help with either the speed or card lifespan issues? 73, Jack KE4LWT Very much a pi newbie

Hi, Whilst I agree that YAAC is multi-platform and does some things quite well, again I find the mapping isn't so hot. Downloading the tiles then importing/converting takes a deal of processing time

The only way you can achieve that is to avoid file system corruption. Either have the Pi shut down properly - buy an UPS, there is one specifically available for the PI but it may not be compatible

Wow! The only reason I can think of to order my code be destroyed when I die is if I was ashamed of it. Otherwise, I'd want to either leave someone in charge of upgrades and collecting money, and

I plan to use this soon on the Pi. Xastir does not run well no matter how I've tried it. It runs well on Windows and Linux as well. Built in open source map support that works fine for

Stephen et al, Just to add that as well as SARTrack for Windows, there is AGWTracker which is still under development. That one includes a range of mapping options and is very versatile but, as said,

If no one else grabs it, let me know how much theshipping is, if you can take paypal, I'll throw in a little extra to get you abeer, mc double, etc. Personally, I'm not a beer drinker, but... ;-)

Hi Stephen Well as someone else pointed out a little more harshly that I was prepared too... - The guy who wrote UIview is dead - He ordered the source code

Yes it has a RPI interface, but has a separateinterface board with a short cable. It needs to be programmed, it is not amonitor as such like the adafruit system Steve G6UIM

Yes but see my follow up post is not anLCD monitor it needs to be programmed. Steve G6UIM From:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...[mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]On Behalf Of Dale Miller Sent: 24

xastir won't start if ~/.xastir/xastir.pid exists. If xastir is not shut down correctly xastir.pid is not deleted hence, xastir won't restart. Modify the script to delete

It might be that Xastir doesn't automatically estart after the RPi has not be properly shutdown, e.g. switched off if when it froze, rather than using 'reboot' or shutdown.. If this is the case it

Try using a script: sudo nano autostart.run #!/bin/bash # script to autostart xastir echo "starting Xastir" sudo /path/to/Xastir & save , then make executable sudo chmod +x autostart.run To test

Max: I am interested about your comment listed below. can you elaborate for us please? thanks! stephen Re: Rapsberri and APRS Setup Question Thu Apr 24, 2014 5:41 am (PDT) . Posted by:"max"

Can anyone recommend the best way to make Xastir automatically run when the raspberry Pi starts up or reboots? I have been using the .config/autostart/xastir.desktop method. Sometimes it works,

Do you still have this? -- All the Best & 73'sDale Miller, KC2CBDCookeville, TennesseeHam Operator since 1997 (Extra)Registered Linux User: #317401Linux since June 2003Registered Ubuntu