Re: Defects worked from GitHub Issues
#github
Dave,
Do you have audio in the internal speakers of your Evolve?? Mine shows a dummy output device in the mixer.? Same for HamPC on a Thinkpad Yoga 370.
Cheers!
Jim
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Defects worked from GitHub Issues
#github
I just worked the following four reported problems on HamPC. Not only was I not able to reproduce any of these four, but I confirmed that these programs / components are installed and working as intended on my test platform (Evolve III Maestro laptop).
Issues list
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? ?Something isn't workingThis doesn't seem right
#204 by??was closed?14 seconds ago
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? ?Something isn't workingThis doesn't seem right
#202 by??was closed?11 minutes ago
?
? ?Something isn't workingThis doesn't seem right
#200 by??was closed?15 minutes ago
?
? ?Something isn't workingThis doesn't seem right
#199 by??was closed?23 minutes ago
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
I finally got singed up, but I had to use
my Linux box with an older copy of the Chromium Browser.?? Their CAPTCH
implementation is not working in the latest Edge, Firefox or Chrome.?
It did not work in the verison of firefox I have onmy linux box either
and it is an older version that what is current.
KO4NDM
- Jim wrote on 9/1/2022 16:23:
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Jeff,
It
sounds like you have something on your system that is interfering with
the CAPTCHA images.? Maybe another device like a smart phone or tablet
might get you past the issue.? For me, Win 10 with Chrome worked.? I
have no other content filters or security enabled beyond the basic
Windows set on the machine I used.??
Good luck
Jim
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
Jeff,
It sounds like you have something on your system that is interfering with the CAPTCHA images.? Maybe another device like a smart phone or tablet might get you past the issue.? For me, Win 10 with Chrome worked.? I have no other content filters or security enabled beyond the basic Windows set on the machine I used.??
Good luck
Jim
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
Not for me, all I get is what I posted in
my email.? No CAPTCHA images just a big check mark some text that says
verify account.
KO4NDM - Jim wrote on 9/1/2022 12:28:
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Github
signup worked for me using chrome.? There are some CAPTCHA images
involved and then an email verification.
Cheers
Jim
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
Github signup worked for me using chrome.? There are some CAPTCHA images involved and then an email verification.
Cheers
Jim
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
I attempt to create a new account at
GitHub and their signup process is all screwed up.? Complains about an
invalid Captcha response yet there is no Captcha displayed.? Fire fox
indicated that the page crashed.? I had the same issues with Edge and
google.? Tgis is what I get:  and
when I click on Create account I get this:  So,
whenever they get their signup process fixed, and I can created an
account, I'll update your bug list. Dave Slotter, W3DJS
wrote on 8/30/2022 16:57:
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
Dave
That appears to be the case.?
I will create an account later this afternoon so I can update your bug
list.
Dave Slotter, W3DJS wrote on 8/30/2022 16:57:
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I would say that's a question for GitHub.
On Tue, Aug 30,
2022, 7:03 PM Jeff Steinkamp < n7yg@...> wrote: So, I am not able to add bug reports
without creating a GitHub account?? Dave Slotter, W3DJS
wrote on 8/27/2022 14:29:Hello friends and supporters of HamPi and HamPC,
For
those people wishing to submit bug reports, feature requests, or
security vulnerabilities for HamPi or HamPC, I have newly added
templates to the GitHub project to help you write good, detailed
reports.
Please note, bug reports and feature
requests filed through GitHub get priority over reports posted to .
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
I would say that's a question for GitHub.
On Tue, Aug 30, 2022, 7:03 PM Jeff Steinkamp < n7yg@...> wrote:
So, I am not able to add bug reports
without creating a GitHub account?? Dave Slotter, W3DJS
wrote on 8/27/2022 14:29:Hello friends and supporters of HamPi and HamPC,
For
those people wishing to submit bug reports, feature requests, or
security vulnerabilities for HamPi or HamPC, I have newly added
templates to the GitHub project to help you write good, detailed
reports.
Please note, bug reports and feature
requests filed through GitHub get priority over reports posted to .
--
--
Dave,?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
?Technical Specialist,??--
--??+?? ? ? ? Lifetime Member
of??&??&??--
--??--
--
Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG)
Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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Re: Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
So, I am not able to add bug reports
without creating a GitHub account??
Dave Slotter, W3DJS
wrote on 8/27/2022 14:29:
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Hello friends and supporters of HamPi and HamPC,
For
those people wishing to submit bug reports, feature requests, or
security vulnerabilities for HamPi or HamPC, I have newly added
templates to the GitHub project to help you write good, detailed
reports.
Please note, bug reports and feature
requests filed through GitHub get priority over reports posted to .
Thanks,
and 73,
 H
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Issue Templates Now Available for HamPi / HamPC
Hello friends and supporters of HamPi and HamPC,
For those people wishing to submit bug reports, feature requests, or security vulnerabilities for HamPi or HamPC, I have newly added templates to the GitHub project to help you write good, detailed reports.
Please note, bug reports and feature requests filed through GitHub get priority over reports posted to .
Thanks, and 73,
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Jeff,
You understand that this is unpaid volunteer work that I have done to create HamPi and HamPC, right?
You understand that these are also open source projects and you are as much welcome as anyone else to step up and fix issues as anybody else is, right?
I would appreciate it if you put all of that hard work you did to some good use by filing issues under GitHub so that I can go ahead and fix them.
Here is the link to file issues:
Thank you and 73,
On Fri, Aug 26, 2022, 6:50 PM Jeff Steinkamp < n7yg@...> wrote:
I have finally had the opportunity
to spend some time with this HamPC distro and evaluate it. Unless you
are completely retired , have a couple of cases of ‘807’s, and time of
not of the essence, then you might be able to run this off a USB thumb
drive.? It is painfully slow, even with USB 3. I purchased a
120GB SSD drive and wrote that image to that device.? It is a shame that
when doing this there is no way to extend that main partition to
utilize the remainder of the drive after the 32 GB of data. Since
this will have a full time connection to the internet, I disabled the
Automatic login for the hampc user.? Edit etclightdm/lightdm.conf and
remove the 2nd line of that file.? I also change the password for the
hampc login.? I then created my own user login.? As a personal
preference I enable the root user by creating a password for root.? May
times it is much easier to su to root than constantly type sudo.? A
good majority of the Hamradio programs either do not work out of the
box, or need additional configuration to get them to work correctly. Fldigi:?
Noting under that menu item works.? I tired launching all of those from
the command line to see the error trace and they are all aborting, for
something haywire with Hamlib. Voacapgui:? Complains about voacap
for Linux not being installed. CRQLOG:? This is dependent on a
properly installed MySQL Server/Client.? The mysql client monitor does
activate, but only if your are logged in as root or you sudo into
mysql.? I have MySQL and CRQLog running on my other Linux box so? i can
do some comparison side by side to figure out what is happening, but I
suspect the MySQL configuration is not correct. Klog:? it aborts
with a segmentation fault .? The error is a QT device:write error with
file klogdebug.log.? I even created that file in my .klog folder and
gave everyone permission to read and write, so I suspect there is a
problem with writing to the debug output file in the program, but there
is some other error that we know nothing about because it cannot write
to that file. PyQSO:? does run fine but as with most Python GUI’s
it is very rudimentary. TenQSOLogger:? This is an application
that I wrote as a contest logger for 10-10 contests and QSO parties.? It
will act as a rudimentary general purpose logger.? However, it does not
run without installing the Java Runtime Environment.? At a command
line:? sudo apt install default-jre. Xlog: Runs fine, but you may
have difficulty getting hamlib to run due to file permissions.? If you
do get this running with the radio and you launch the program and forget
to turn the radio on, the program will hang forever. CubicSQR:?
Running this at the command line reveals? a VOLK config file not found.?
The? rest of the SDR programs are unable to see my RTL2832U.? This may
be a permission problem. Weak Signal:? Both js8call and wsjtx
work just fine once you resolve all the permission issues with the sound
devices and Hamlib. HamLib:? many of the programs use HamLib to
communicate with the radio.? The communication is handled via a serial
port or usb.? All normal Linux installs only allow the root user with
access to? those device ports.? The easy way to make that happen is to
add each user to the following groups: uucp and dialout. Grig:?
This launches fine, but with the dummy radio as the source.? To launch
this with your own radio, you will need to edit the menu item to include
the configuration string for the radio you are using.? At the command
line type grig -?.? You will get a couple of pages of information on how
to construct the configuration string.? You will need to know the ID
number of your radio.? Type grid -l (lowercase L) for the list.? It is
lengthy!!!? I have a FT920 so this ID is 1014.? Next you will need to
know what port you are connected to.? COM1, COM2 does not work in
Linux.? At a command line type: ??? sudo dmesg | grep ttyS* ttyS0
– ttyS15 are standard com ports.? In my case the radio is connected
directly to COM1 on the computer, but in Linux this resolves to ttyS4. So
my connection string for grig will be:? -m 1014 -r /dev/ttyS4 The
Pat Menu aborts because it? is attached to something in the pi users
folder. --
Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG)
Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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--??+?? ? ? ? Lifetime Member of??&??&??--
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I have finally had the opportunity
to spend some time with this HamPC distro and evaluate it. Unless you
are completely retired , have a couple of cases of ‘807’s, and time of
not of the essence, then you might be able to run this off a USB thumb
drive.? It is painfully slow, even with USB 3. I purchased a
120GB SSD drive and wrote that image to that device.? It is a shame that
when doing this there is no way to extend that main partition to
utilize the remainder of the drive after the 32 GB of data. Since
this will have a full time connection to the internet, I disabled the
Automatic login for the hampc user.? Edit etclightdm/lightdm.conf and
remove the 2nd line of that file.? I also change the password for the
hampc login.? I then created my own user login.? As a personal
preference I enable the root user by creating a password for root.? May
times it is much easier to su to root than constantly type sudo.? A
good majority of the Hamradio programs either do not work out of the
box, or need additional configuration to get them to work correctly. Fldigi:?
Noting under that menu item works.? I tired launching all of those from
the command line to see the error trace and they are all aborting, for
something haywire with Hamlib. Voacapgui:? Complains about voacap
for Linux not being installed. CRQLOG:? This is dependent on a
properly installed MySQL Server/Client.? The mysql client monitor does
activate, but only if your are logged in as root or you sudo into
mysql.? I have MySQL and CRQLog running on my other Linux box so? i can
do some comparison side by side to figure out what is happening, but I
suspect the MySQL configuration is not correct. Klog:? it aborts
with a segmentation fault .? The error is a QT device:write error with
file klogdebug.log.? I even created that file in my .klog folder and
gave everyone permission to read and write, so I suspect there is a
problem with writing to the debug output file in the program, but there
is some other error that we know nothing about because it cannot write
to that file. PyQSO:? does run fine but as with most Python GUI’s
it is very rudimentary. TenQSOLogger:? This is an application
that I wrote as a contest logger for 10-10 contests and QSO parties.? It
will act as a rudimentary general purpose logger.? However, it does not
run without installing the Java Runtime Environment.? At a command
line:? sudo apt install default-jre. Xlog: Runs fine, but you may
have difficulty getting hamlib to run due to file permissions.? If you
do get this running with the radio and you launch the program and forget
to turn the radio on, the program will hang forever. CubicSQR:?
Running this at the command line reveals? a VOLK config file not found.?
The? rest of the SDR programs are unable to see my RTL2832U.? This may
be a permission problem. Weak Signal:? Both js8call and wsjtx
work just fine once you resolve all the permission issues with the sound
devices and Hamlib. HamLib:? many of the programs use HamLib to
communicate with the radio.? The communication is handled via a serial
port or usb.? All normal Linux installs only allow the root user with
access to? those device ports.? The easy way to make that happen is to
add each user to the following groups: uucp and dialout. Grig:?
This launches fine, but with the dummy radio as the source.? To launch
this with your own radio, you will need to edit the menu item to include
the configuration string for the radio you are using.? At the command
line type grig -?.? You will get a couple of pages of information on how
to construct the configuration string.? You will need to know the ID
number of your radio.? Type grid -l (lowercase L) for the list.? It is
lengthy!!!? I have a FT920 so this ID is 1014.? Next you will need to
know what port you are connected to.? COM1, COM2 does not work in
Linux.? At a command line type: ??? sudo dmesg | grep ttyS* ttyS0
– ttyS15 are standard com ports.? In my case the radio is connected
directly to COM1 on the computer, but in Linux this resolves to ttyS4. So
my connection string for grig will be:? -m 1014 -r /dev/ttyS4 The
Pat Menu aborts because it? is attached to something in the pi users
folder. --
Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG)
Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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Hi Dave
Many thanks for all your effort and work investigating this problem.
I highly appreciate this and, no problem, I can wait. Please, don't stress yourself with the correction.
Thanks again and 73 from Switzerland
Udo, HB9ERD
La 26.08.22 je 21:32 skribis Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
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Udo,
I have been very busy this week, but finally took a look at the issue and see this in the HamPC log:
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Udo,
I have been very busy this week, but finally took a look at the issue and see this in the HamPC log:
hampc@hampc:~/.config/cqrlog/database$ cat mysql.err
2022-08-26T19:05:09.203798Z 0 [System] [MY-010116] [Server] /usr/sbin/mysqld (mysqld 8.0.30-0ubuntu0.22.04.1) starting as process 1837
2022-08-26T19:05:09.241254Z 0 [Warning] [MY-013242] [Server] --character-set-server: 'utf8' is currently an alias for the character set UTF8MB3, but will be an alias for UTF8MB4 in a future release. Please consider using UTF8MB4 in order to be unambiguous.
2022-08-26T19:05:09.241329Z 0 [Warning] [MY-013244] [Server] --collation-server: 'utf8mb3_bin' is a collation of the deprecated character set UTF8MB3. Please consider using UTF8MB4 with an appropriate collation instead.
2022-08-26T19:05:09.251243Z 0 [Warning] [MY-010075] [Server] No existing UUID has been found, so we assume that this is the first time that this server has been started. Generating a new UUID: 010d6e66-2572-11ed-9365-2cd26b131660.
2022-08-26T19:05:09.260419Z 1 [ERROR] [MY-011011] [Server] Failed to find valid data directory.
2022-08-26T19:05:09.261000Z 0 [ERROR] [MY-010020] [Server] Data Dictionary initialization failed.
2022-08-26T19:05:09.261123Z 0 [ERROR] [MY-010119] [Server] Aborting
2022-08-26T19:05:09.262174Z 0 [System] [MY-010910] [Server] /usr/sbin/mysqld: Shutdown complete (mysqld 8.0.30-0ubuntu0.22.04.1) ?(Ubuntu).
That is the error preventing the MySQL server from starting up. What's weird is that HamPC is installing CQRLog as a package, not building it from scratch, so this error should not occur. However, it does, and it fell through not only my QA process, but also presumably that of the upstream package maintainer.
I'm working on a fix for this for HamPC. Please be patient and I will share it as soon as I can. (I promise it will be worth waiting for.)
Thanks and 73,
On Thu, Aug 25, 2022 at 4:52 PM Udo Isaenko < dx@...> wrote: Hi Jeff
Many thanks for the info.
I just took the SD card of my HamPi and the USB stick of my HamPC,
mounted both to another Linux machine and copied all the files for mysql
and also for MariaDB which are under /etc/mysql from the HamPi to the HamPC.
I started HamPC, but unfortunately, the problem is still there. Same
error messages.
I think I will have to investigate this problem further when I find the
time for it.
Thanks nevertheless for your hints.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 25.08.22 um 01:29 schrieb Jeff Steinkamp:
> Udo
>
> I had a look at the mysqld config file that is supplied with the HamPC
> load and it is not configure correctly which is why it is failing.? You
> could probably duplicate the one you are using with HamPI.? you will
> find that at:
>
> /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
>
> The [mysql_safe] and [mysqld] settings are what you will need to duplicate.
>
> you will need super user access to edit that file.? Then reboot the
> machine to properly restart the mysql server.
>
> Udo Isaenko wrote on 8/24/2022 10:26:
>> Hi Dave
>>
>> Today, I could create another new USB and tried to start CQRlog just
>> after the very first boot, before making any other changes (language,
>> ...) to the installation.
>>
>> But the problem is still exactly the same. CQRlog cannot create any
>> database.
>>
>> Strange, as with HamPi, all works well with CQRlog.
>>
>> 73
>> Udo, HB9ERD
>>
>> Am 22.08.22 um 02:01 schrieb Udo Isaenko:
>>> Hi Dave
>>>
>>> Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
>>>> I see your log. Let me check into it and see what I can do...
>>>>
>>>
>>> Many thanks in advance. I can wait.
>>>
>>> By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to
>>> german, but I cannot imagine that it has to do with that. I suppose
>>> maybe some permission problems?
>>>
>>> The error is reproductable. Every time I try to start CQRlog, it's
>>> the same.
>>>
>>>> If anyone else has any ideas in the meanwhile...
>>>
>>> It would be interesting if other users have watched the same problem
>>> or not?
>>>
>>> 73
>>> Udo, HB9ERD
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> --
> Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG)
> Tucson, AZ
> Scud Missile Coordinates
> N32.2319 W110.8477
>
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Udo
Start looking at file/folder
permissions.
Udo Isaenko wrote on 8/25/2022 13:52:
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Hi
Jeff
Many thanks for the info.
I just took the SD card of my HamPi and the USB stick of my HamPC,
mounted both to another Linux machine and copied all the files for mysql
and also for MariaDB which are under /etc/mysql from the HamPi to the
HamPC.
I started HamPC, but unfortunately, the problem is still there. Same
error messages.
I think I will have to investigate this problem further when I find
the
time for it.
Thanks nevertheless for your hints.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 25.08.22 um 01:29 schrieb Jeff Steinkamp:
Udo
I had a look at the mysqld config file that is supplied with the
HamPC
load and it is not configure correctly which is why it is failing.? You
could probably duplicate the one you are using with HamPI.? you will
find that at:
/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
The [mysql_safe] and [mysqld] settings are what you will need to
duplicate.
you will need super user access to edit that file.? Then reboot the
machine to properly restart the mysql server.
Udo Isaenko wrote on 8/24/2022 10:26:
Hi Dave
Today, I could create another new USB and tried to start CQRlog just
after the very first boot, before making any other changes (language,
...) to the installation.
But the problem is still exactly the same. CQRlog cannot create any
database.
Strange, as with HamPi, all works well with CQRlog.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 22.08.22 um 02:01 schrieb Udo Isaenko:
Hi Dave
Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
I see your log. Let me check into it and see
what I can do...
Many thanks in advance. I can wait.
By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to
german, but I cannot imagine that it has to do with that. I suppose
maybe some permission problems?
The error is reproductable. Every time I try to start CQRlog, it's
the same.
If anyone else has any ideas in the
meanwhile...
It would be interesting if other users have watched the same problem
or not?
73
Udo, HB9ERD
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Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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(N7YG)
Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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Hi Jeff
Many thanks for the info.
I just took the SD card of my HamPi and the USB stick of my HamPC, mounted both to another Linux machine and copied all the files for mysql and also for MariaDB which are under /etc/mysql from the HamPi to the HamPC.
I started HamPC, but unfortunately, the problem is still there. Same error messages.
I think I will have to investigate this problem further when I find the time for it.
Thanks nevertheless for your hints.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 25.08.22 um 01:29 schrieb Jeff Steinkamp:
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Udo
I had a look at the mysqld config file that is supplied with the HamPC load and it is not configure correctly which is why it is failing.? You could probably duplicate the one you are using with HamPI.? you will find that at:
/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
The [mysql_safe] and [mysqld] settings are what you will need to duplicate.
you will need super user access to edit that file.? Then reboot the machine to properly restart the mysql server.
Udo Isaenko wrote on 8/24/2022 10:26:
Hi Dave
Today, I could create another new USB and tried to start CQRlog just after the very first boot, before making any other changes (language, ...) to the installation.
But the problem is still exactly the same. CQRlog cannot create any database.
Strange, as with HamPi, all works well with CQRlog.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 22.08.22 um 02:01 schrieb Udo Isaenko:
Hi Dave
Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
I see your log. Let me check into it and see what I can do...
Many thanks in advance. I can wait.
By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to german, but I cannot imagine that it has to do with that. I suppose maybe some permission problems?
The error is reproductable. Every time I try to start CQRlog, it's the same.
If anyone else has any ideas in the meanwhile... It would be interesting if other users have watched the same problem or not?
73
Udo, HB9ERD
--
Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG)
Tucson, AZ
Scud Missile Coordinates
N32.2319 W110.8477
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Udo
I had a look at the mysqld
config file that is supplied with the HamPC load and it is not configure
correctly which is why it is failing.? You could probably duplicate the
one you are using with HamPI.? you will find that at:
???
/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
The [mysql_safe] and [mysqld]
settings are what you will need to duplicate.
you will need super
user access to edit that file.? Then reboot the machine to properly
restart the mysql server.
Udo Isaenko wrote on 8/24/2022
10:26:
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Hi Dave
Today, I could create another new USB and tried to start CQRlog just
after the very first boot, before making any other changes (language,
...) to the installation.
But the problem is still exactly the same. CQRlog cannot create any
database.
Strange, as with HamPi, all works well with CQRlog.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 22.08.22 um 02:01 schrieb Udo Isaenko:
Hi Dave
Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
I see your log. Let me check into it and see
what I can do...
Many thanks in advance. I can wait.
By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to
german, but I cannot imagine that it has to do with that. I suppose
maybe some permission problems?
The error is reproductable. Every time I try to start CQRlog, it's
the
same.
If anyone else has any ideas in the
meanwhile...
It would be interesting if other users have watched the same problem
or
not?
73
Udo, HB9ERD
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Hi Dave
Today, I could create another new USB and tried to start CQRlog just after the very first boot, before making any other changes (language, ...) to the installation.
But the problem is still exactly the same. CQRlog cannot create any database.
Strange, as with HamPi, all works well with CQRlog.
73
Udo, HB9ERD
Am 22.08.22 um 02:01 schrieb Udo Isaenko:
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Hi Dave
Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS:
I see your log. Let me check into it and see what I can do...
Many thanks in advance. I can wait.
By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to german, but I cannot imagine that it has to do with that. I suppose maybe some permission problems?
The error is reproductable. Every time I try to start CQRlog, it's the same.
If anyone else has any ideas in the meanwhile... It would be interesting if other users have watched the same problem or not?
73
Udo, HB9ERD
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Here is what I'm working on on:
-Download Raspberry Pi Desktop (for PC and MAC)
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/rpd_x86/images/
-Use Dave's wiki to install from source?
https://github.com/dslotter/HamPi/wiki/Building-HamPi-from-source
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Yep.? That's what I figured.?
On 8/24/22 11:54, Christopher wrote:
?the EFI stub is designed to boot a kernel directly from
the UEFI firmware (without a bootloader like GRUB), GRUB
needs the kernel to be loaded to support the EFI handover
protocol enabled by this option.
Doesn't it need to be installed on a partition before being
listed in GRUB?? I'm probably totally wrong, but wondering
since I see Windows 10 along with Linux when I boot mine up.
(never boot to Windows anymore though!).? :-)
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Dave Slotter, W3DJS
