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Re: URL for Spots history
The bands are fine
My preferred search: http://wspr.rocks/
For top spotters list: http://wspr.rocks/topspotters/index.html
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
The bands are fine
My preferred search: http://wspr.rocks/
For top spotters list: http://wspr.rocks/topspotters/index.html
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
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Rob Robinett
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URL for Spots history
What are the URLs for WSPR history? Are the bands dead? I have no spots.
John
What are the URLs for WSPR history? Are the bands dead? I have no spots.
John
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John
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#230
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Re: Prefix/suffix call signs TX messages (Type 2) don't make it to WSPRnet.org, any solution for this?
Harry
I am not sure exactly what is not right in your case, but I have checked the spots that Rob's scraper takes from wsprnet.org for the last ten days and there are many examples of transmit
Harry
I am not sure exactly what is not right in your case, but I have checked the spots that Rob's scraper takes from wsprnet.org for the last ten days and there are many examples of transmit
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Gwyn Griffiths
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#229
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Re: Prefix/suffix call signs TX messages (Type 2) don't make it to WSPRnet.org, any solution for this?
On Fri, May 14, 2021 at 10:27 AM, Harry Zachrisson - SM7PNV wrote:
SM7PNVI think there are limits on the number of character+ digits in the type 1 and type 2 message fields in WSPR packets which your
On Fri, May 14, 2021 at 10:27 AM, Harry Zachrisson - SM7PNV wrote:
SM7PNVI think there are limits on the number of character+ digits in the type 1 and type 2 message fields in WSPR packets which your
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Rob Robinett
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#228
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Prefix/suffix call signs TX messages (Type 2) don't make it to WSPRnet.org, any solution for this?
I have been generating Type 2 messages but I can't see the prefix or suffix in the data on wsprnet.org.(e.g transmitted SM7PNV/p or OZ1/SM7PNV is shown as SM/PNV)
I am guessing it is not reported
I have been generating Type 2 messages but I can't see the prefix or suffix in the data on wsprnet.org.(e.g transmitted SM7PNV/p or OZ1/SM7PNV is shown as SM/PNV)
I am guessing it is not reported
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Harry Zachrisson - SM7PNV
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Re: No Space for tmp files
Rob,
the df looks normal. The OS is at 32%, all the other devices 1-3%.
I will rebuild the OS.
Thanks for all the hard work.
John
Rob,
the df looks normal. The OS is at 32%, all the other devices 1-3%.
I will rebuild the OS.
Thanks for all the hard work.
John
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John
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Re: No Space for tmp files
Maybe I misled you.
Start by seeing the state of your file systems by executing 'df'
I would expect that your will see that the /tmp file system is 100% full/; /tmp/wsprdaemon should be 10-30%% full
Maybe I misled you.
Start by seeing the state of your file systems by executing 'df'
I would expect that your will see that the /tmp file system is 100% full/; /tmp/wsprdaemon should be 10-30%% full
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Rob Robinett
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Re: No Space for tmp files
I did wd -z
rm -rf /tmp/*
I got a list of sum system type files and some with lots of numbers, but many showed bussy.
I did sudo rm -rf /tmp/*
got cannot remove /tmp/wsprdaemon device or resource
I did wd -z
rm -rf /tmp/*
I got a list of sum system type files and some with lots of numbers, but many showed bussy.
I did sudo rm -rf /tmp/*
got cannot remove /tmp/wsprdaemon device or resource
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John
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Re: No Space for tmp files
Then you need to clean out /tmp which is a separate file system from /tmp/wsprdaemon
WD -z
rm -rf /tmp/*
WD -a
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
Then you need to clean out /tmp which is a separate file system from /tmp/wsprdaemon
WD -z
rm -rf /tmp/*
WD -a
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
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Rob Robinett
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Re: No Space for tmp files
That did not work for me.
the exact error is:
/home/pi/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh: Line 729: cannot create temp file for here-document: No space left on device
This occurred 15 times after WD -s. I
That did not work for me.
the exact error is:
/home/pi/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh: Line 729: cannot create temp file for here-document: No space left on device
This occurred 15 times after WD -s. I
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John
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#222
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Re: No Space for tmp files
Stop WD
EXecute: rm -rf /tmp/wsprdaemon/*
Start WD
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
Stop WD
EXecute: rm -rf /tmp/wsprdaemon/*
Start WD
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
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Rob Robinett
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#221
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No Space for tmp files
I have messed up and need a pointer to fix my mess.
I left the Tail of the spots.log file running.
Now wsprdaemon is giving errors "..no space for tmp file' at line 729.
What directory on mt Pi 4 can
I have messed up and need a pointer to fix my mess.
I left the Tail of the spots.log file running.
Now wsprdaemon is giving errors "..no space for tmp file' at line 729.
What directory on mt Pi 4 can
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John
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
I'm impressed!
When you are done with OpenAcc I have another SW project I would welcome help on ;=)
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
I'm impressed!
When you are done with OpenAcc I have another SW project I would welcome help on ;=)
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Rob Robinett
AI6VN
rob@...
mobile: +1 650 218 8896
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Rob Robinett
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#219
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
Wsprdaemon is now running well on the Jetson Nano, about 15% faster than pi 4. I built WSJT-X 2.3.1 from the source then copied the wsprd program to the bin directory.
Next project: apply OpenAcc to
Wsprdaemon is now running well on the Jetson Nano, about 15% faster than pi 4. I built WSJT-X 2.3.1 from the source then copied the wsprd program to the bin directory.
Next project: apply OpenAcc to
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John
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WD successfully run on a Chromebook
I was recently out in a "quiet place" to make noise floor measurements of my active antenna system. I did indeed find such a place which could reach the noise floor limitations of my system and
I was recently out in a "quiet place" to make noise floor measurements of my active antenna system. I did indeed find such a place which could reach the noise floor limitations of my system and
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Glenn Elmore
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
WD installs the arm64 version wsprd, but WSJT-x builds that for the Pi.
You will probably need to compile wsprd from sources to get it to run on your nano.
See Joe Taylor's comments at:
WD installs the arm64 version wsprd, but WSJT-x builds that for the Pi.
You will probably need to compile wsprd from sources to get it to run on your nano.
See Joe Taylor's comments at:
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Rob Robinett
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
the nano uses 64bit-ARMv8.... does wsprd (or wsjtx-x) support that?
On 5/1/21 9:21 AM, John via groups.io wrote:
the nano uses 64bit-ARMv8.... does wsprd (or wsjtx-x) support that?
On 5/1/21 9:21 AM, John via groups.io wrote:
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Jim Lill
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
I never see the wsprd process listed in the TOP display.
I went to the wsprdaemon/bin dir and did a
wsprdaemon@wsprdaemon-desktop:~/wsprdaemon/bin$ ./wsprd
-bash: ./wsprd: cannot execute binary file:
I never see the wsprd process listed in the TOP display.
I went to the wsprdaemon/bin dir and did a
wsprdaemon@wsprdaemon-desktop:~/wsprdaemon/bin$ ./wsprd
-bash: ./wsprd: cannot execute binary file:
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John
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
I forgot to add that I am running the smallest configuration for this test. One KIWIsdr and only one 20 meter channel. I do see the recorder process in the KIWI.
John
I forgot to add that I am running the smallest configuration for this test. One KIWIsdr and only one 20 meter channel. I do see the recorder process in the KIWI.
John
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John
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Re: wsprdaemon on Nvidia Jetson Nano
Still working on the same problem to get wsprdaemon to run on the Nvidia Nano running UBUNTU 18.04.
The problem I am seeing is no spots with the tail -F uploads.log command. I do see the message to
Still working on the same problem to get wsprdaemon to run on the Nvidia Nano running UBUNTU 18.04.
The problem I am seeing is no spots with the tail -F uploads.log command. I do see the message to
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John
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