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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

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*". wrote:

Ok thanks you Here is there error

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, dodge_ram_mopar_360@...> wrote:

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.

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. wrote:

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

Reading the source code, dump1090 is trying to open the file, "gmap.html". You can get a copy of this file at: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/dump1090/master/gmap.html Download this file

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

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

What exactly are you seeing in the browser? Are you getting a 500 error message? Is there any text? Please advise, and 73. -- Dave Slotter, W3DJS <https://www.qrz.com/db/W3DJS>

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: http://localhost:8080 I can see planes in listed in the

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

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 .

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

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

This is the HamPC mailing list. If you want to discuss HamPi, there is a separate list specifically for that.

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

Oh, I figured out your problem... You need to pay for a QRZ.COM XML subscription.

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