I had to blacklist some RTL devices in /etc/modprobe.d/ (sent pic) If I didn't dump1090 --interactive wouldn't work. I also sent pics of it working in interactive and the lsusb 1 is keyboard and the other is a wireless mouse.
I am using RTLsdr from vilros? Is sdrplay better??
Thanks a lot!? I appreciate this a bunch!
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On Jul 15, 2021 11:27 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" <slotter@...> wrote: Ok, that's not showing an error with the web server.
Are you using a RTL-SDR or SDRPlay? Also, please send the output from "lsusb".
Ok thanks you Here is there error? On Jul 15, 2021 10:40 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: I'm afraid that's all the help I know how to provide. I recommend you try speaking to one of the GitHub maintainers of dump1090.
73,
After I installed gmap.html, I restarted and tried again. I still have the same problem. I tried dump1090 --net-only and I get a error also.? On Jul 14, 2021 7:19 PM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: Try changing directory to /usr/local/bin prior to running dump1090. I bet it's looking in the current working directory, not the same directory as the program.
I tried copying the file to /usr/local/bin? But access is denied, so I ran command sudo pcmanfm to copy the file and made sure all access is granted and it's still didn't work. Same errors So I ran folder in terminal and same thing.
Thanks a lot for your help I looked in the forum and I tried what they said. Still no luck. I right clicked on your link and saved as gmap.html also
Christopher On Jul 14, 2021 10:04 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html".
You can get a copy of this file at:
Download this file and put it in the same directory with dump1090 and it should work. That directory is /usr/local/bin
Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 11:51 AM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
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Ok, that's not showing an error with the web server.
Are you using a RTL-SDR or SDRPlay? Also, please send the output from "lsusb".
Ok thanks you Here is there error?
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Ok thanks you Here is there error?
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On Jul 15, 2021 10:40 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" <slotter@...> wrote: I'm afraid that's all the help I know how to provide. I recommend you try speaking to one of the GitHub maintainers of dump1090.
73,
After I installed gmap.html, I restarted and tried again. I still have the same problem. I tried dump1090 --net-only and I get a error also.? On Jul 14, 2021 7:19 PM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: Try changing directory to /usr/local/bin prior to running dump1090. I bet it's looking in the current working directory, not the same directory as the program.
I tried copying the file to /usr/local/bin? But access is denied, so I ran command sudo pcmanfm to copy the file and made sure all access is granted and it's still didn't work. Same errors So I ran folder in terminal and same thing.
Thanks a lot for your help I looked in the forum and I tried what they said. Still no luck. I right clicked on your link and saved as gmap.html also
Christopher On Jul 14, 2021 10:04 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html".
You can get a copy of this file at:
Download this file and put it in the same directory with dump1090 and it should work. That directory is /usr/local/bin
Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 11:51 AM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
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I'm afraid that's all the help I know how to provide. I recommend you try speaking to one of the GitHub maintainers of dump1090.
73,
After I installed gmap.html, I restarted and tried again. I still have the same problem. I tried dump1090 --net-only and I get a error also.?
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After I installed gmap.html, I restarted and tried again. I still have the same problem. I tried dump1090 --net-only and I get a error also.?
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On Jul 14, 2021 7:19 PM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" <slotter@...> wrote: Try changing directory to /usr/local/bin prior to running dump1090. I bet it's looking in the current working directory, not the same directory as the program.
I tried copying the file to /usr/local/bin? But access is denied, so I ran command sudo pcmanfm to copy the file and made sure all access is granted and it's still didn't work. Same errors So I ran folder in terminal and same thing.
Thanks a lot for your help I looked in the forum and I tried what they said. Still no luck. I right clicked on your link and saved as gmap.html also
Christopher On Jul 14, 2021 10:04 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" < slotter@...> wrote: Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html".
You can get a copy of this file at:
Download this file and put it in the same directory with dump1090 and it should work. That directory is /usr/local/bin
Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 11:51 AM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
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Try changing directory to /usr/local/bin prior to running dump1090. I bet it's looking in the current working directory, not the same directory as the program.
I tried copying the file to /usr/local/bin? But access is denied, so I ran command sudo pcmanfm to copy the file and made sure all access is granted and it's still didn't work. Same errors So I ran folder in terminal and same thing.
Thanks a lot for your help I looked in the forum and I tried what they said. Still no luck. I right clicked on your link and saved as gmap.html also
Christopher
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I tried copying the file to /usr/local/bin? But access is denied, so I ran command sudo pcmanfm to copy the file and made sure all access is granted and it's still didn't work. Same errors So I ran folder in terminal and same thing.
Thanks a lot for your help I looked in the forum and I tried what they said. Still no luck. I right clicked on your link and saved as gmap.html also
Christopher
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On Jul 14, 2021 10:04 AM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" <slotter@...> wrote: Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html".
You can get a copy of this file at:
Download this file and put it in the same directory with dump1090 and it should work. That directory is /usr/local/bin
Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 11:51 AM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
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Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html".
You can get a copy of this file at:
Download this file and put it in the same directory with dump1090 and it should work. That directory is /usr/local/bin
Hope this helps.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 11:51 AM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
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Thanks for attaching the screen captures. You're running HamPi, not HamPC.
Try reposting this to the Ham-Pi forum on groups.io and see if some of our active members can help out.
I have had this "just work" in the past. That said, I see someone with a similar issue on the Raspberry Pi forums.
https://raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=54017
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I went into terminal and typed command: (dump1090 --interactive --net) and everything works great!?
When I go to the browser and type (http://localhost:8080) I cannot get the map to load and show all the airplanes. It tells me: error opening html file: no such file or directory.
I had to blacklist 3 drivers to get dump1090 to work, and everything else seems ok so far.
Thanks for your help!
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On Jul 13, 2021 12:57 PM, "Dave Slotter, W3DJS" <slotter@...> wrote: What exactly are you seeing in the browser? Are you getting a 500 error message? Is there any text? Please advise, and 73.
I can't seem to get dump1090 to show planes on the web page using command: dump1090 --interactive --net then going to browser and typing:
I can see planes in listed in the terminal but the webpage will not load
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!?
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What exactly are you seeing in the browser? Are you getting a 500 error message? Is there any text? Please advise, and 73.
I can't seem to get dump1090 to show planes on the web page using command: dump1090 --interactive --net then going to browser and typing:
I can see planes in listed in the terminal but the webpage will not load
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!?
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I can't seem to get dump1090 to show planes on the web page using command: dump1090 --interactive --net then going to browser and typing: I can see planes in listed in the terminal but the webpage will not load
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!?
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Re: I seem to be doing something wrong
On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 06:30 PM, Dave Slotter, W3DJS wrote:
Hi,
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This is Dave, W3DJS, the developer of HamPC. I don't think you fellows are doing anything?wrong. I think this means I need to rebuild the image instead as a bootable ISO. Please stand by while I work on this. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.
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Dave,
Frist and foremost, i wish to than you for all effort you put in HamPi/HamPC projects. It's not easy make all of this work.
I would like to kindly suggest, that the previous versions become available in some way.
I believe that we could more easily determine if it is a problem with the current version (be it the iso compilation or any other bug).
Based on what I have been observing here, I assume that it is not a question of the iso not being bootable, but a corrupted iso.
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Let us know if you could use our help.
73 "Kvadas"?
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Ignore my last.
I see your problem ,unlike Raspberry Pi Desktop which offers the install option on boot this is a ¡°live¡± disk?
which would have to be cloned to the laptop hard disk .
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Yes a couple of times. I followed these instructions:
INSTRUCTIONS:
Download the file named "HamPC_v[version].iso.xz" to your hard drive.
You do not need to decompress this file before flashing it to a USB thumb drive.
You will need a USB thumb drive 16GB or larger (32GB recommended)
On Windows, use a program called Rufus found at rufus.ie to write this image to a USB thumb drive.
Next, configure your PC to boot from the (UEFI) USB thumb drive and restart. (Generally this is a BOOT setting in the computer BIOS or is activated by a special key press during boot. This varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.) By the way, I'm sure I'm not covering everyone's infinite number of configurations -- if I haven't covered something here, please reply back so I can disseminate that information to future users.
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I was wondering is anyone has loaded the image to a laptop. If so, what steps and download did you use?
I am looking to install it on a 32-bit laptop and have with my go-kit. The image I have will not boot to do an install.
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Re: VNC viewer authentication issue Pi 4 Mac 10.9.5
This is the HamPC mailing list. If you want to discuss HamPi, there is a separate list specifically for that.
I can't get
VNC viewer to recognize my username/ password using HAMPI. I had the original Raspi software flashed on first and the VNC viewer worked on my MAC OS 10.9.5. flawlessly.
Now after installing Hampi - no matter what I've tried I get the same error in VNC viewer "username password not recognized". I believe I read on one of the forums that you need the X-11 suite
for the older Mac OS to authenticate to the server(?) so I downloaded the XQuartz suite.
?I can log on
to the pi from the mac using ssh but don't know where to go from there. Any help is appreciated 73. KK6EXJ
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Re: Problem Starting Up HamPC v1.2b
Dave,
I certainly will do that, but I have some more information on the problem.? The display problem is on my Dell 2-in-1 tablet (it works as a tablet and a laptop.??
When I attached a full size monitor to the HDMI, the full size monitor works.? No changes to the tablet screen resolution worked properly, but the full size monitor worked OK.
I will test some more and get back to you with a screen shot if I cannot find a configuration that work.
73
George? AA2GG
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Re: ANNOUNCEMENT: update_wsjtx_log.py version 1.1.1 released
Oh, I figured out your problem... You need to pay for a XML subscription.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2021 at 10:19 AM Hansdl5raz < dl5raz@...> wrote: strange, I get the following:?
python3 ./qrz_callsign_reader.py dl5raz
Authenticating to QRZ.com...
200 OK
Requesting callsign information...
200 OK
Callsign: DL5RAZ
Aliases:
Name: Hans Klausmann
Address:
City, State, Zip: 93102 Pfatter, ,
Country: Germany
County:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Grid square:
DXCC entity ID (country code):
DXCC country name:
Email:
License effective date:
License expiration date:
License class:
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Re: ANNOUNCEMENT: update_wsjtx_log.py version 1.1.1 released
strange, I get the following:?
python3 ./qrz_callsign_reader.py dl5raz
Authenticating to QRZ.com...
200 OK
Requesting callsign information...
200 OK
Callsign: DL5RAZ
Aliases:
Name: Hans Klausmann
Address:
City, State, Zip: 93102 Pfatter, ,
Country: Germany
County:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Grid square:
DXCC entity ID (country code):
DXCC country name:
Email:
License effective date:
License expiration date:
License class:
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Andre Hunt