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I expect it is still a path problem. Since you don't have Java in a "standard" place, JMRI is not seeing it. Looking at the PanelPro start up script on my Linux system it starts with '#! /bin/bash'

Vince, I assume that "JMRI 10" is actually "JMRI 5.10". Remove what you have done so far. Download the .dmg for JRE or JDK (not FX). Double click the .dmg and run the installer. That is all you need

I'm interested, but wondering if Daylight would let us have more than one color option (while I'm OK with the grey polo I like the Ultramarine Blue better). If not, I'll get over it! -- -alex- Alex M.

Perhaps I should have also mentioned -- if I open a fresh console window on the mac and type "which java", I do get: /Users/<my login name>/bin/java/zulu-17.fx/bin/java which is correct. I didn't get

I would be happy with any of the colors Bob is suggesting. I am not color blind, I do dress myself, my wife thinks I must dress in the dark based on the choices I make. -- Heath @ Human[c]ity

I'd be down for a gray polo shirt. Thanks and take care. Cheers, Dennis Drury Dayton, NV The miracle is this: the more we share the more we have. Leonard Nimoy [email protected]> wrote:

Sorry to be "another one of those guys" who missed something obvious. I'm trying to get JMRI 10 running on a new Mac running Sequoia. First I installed the Azul version 17 LTS JDK with FX. I

Daylight Sales got back to me. They can do JMRI polo shirts, denim shirts, pocket t-shirts and/or coffee mugs. Now we get to pick a color! The available colors for each item are shown as swatches on

Richard, I don't know if this has been requested. Upload the "messages.log" file located at C:\Users\<username>\JMRI\log to the group's ProblemsBeingWorkedOn file folder. Dave Sand

Mick, Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, nothing is hidden. There are no vertical or horizontal bars and I tried dragging the screen with my mouse to expose anything. I even said "come out come

Well, I'm no expert, but a couple of things struck me.? You said in your fourth sentence that you were programming on the main.? In my mind, that's not a good idea when resetting a decoder.? I

I was resetting some basic NCE and Digitrax mobile decoders back to their original programming.? For some reason I never could reset TCS, NCE decoders on my Lenz system.? No problem with Digitrax.?

I was not even thinking about embroidery, but if we can do embroidery, I am definitely in for a shirt. I really like the embroidered model rr shirts over th screen printed. -- Heath @ Human[c]ity

local virtual signal head to correspond to the actual SE8c signal head. This looks to be exactly what I need. Thanks. -- Chris

Take a look at jython/FollowSE8c.py It listens to LocoNet (i.e. the other computer’s traffic) and sets a local virtual signal head to correspond to the actual SE8c signal head. Bob — Bob Jacobsen

https://www.jmri.org/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/beantable/SignalMastRepeater.shtml I am using signal masts but the issue is the signal mast that I want to repeat/mirror is running on a different

Just perused the Lakeshores attire at Daylight Sales. The prices are not bad especially considering it includes custom embroidery. I’m in for a JMRI shirt. —John.

... Chris, Assuming that you are using "Signal Masts", it is MUCH easier to just use JMRI "signal mast repeaters". See

Hello Dan, typically, for North American sound projects, the horn is not on sound slot 2 but on sound slot 3 or 4 (the one that's not the bell - I can't remember and projects.esu.eu doesn't load for

Steve et al, I am late to this discussion but here is my two cents. I have lived with the 0 to 24 hour clock since my teen years.? I wish everyone and everything would go to the 24 hour clock.? I