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Thanks for the responses, works perfectly. Steve, you are highly spoken of in our model railroading circles here in the Maritimes. I know several who are using your image to run their trains

Thank you all for the suggestions, options and directions. I tried to add a new loco on the ASUS laptop, but was not successful. It was very slow responding. I feel I need to verify DecoderPro will

Both of these links help explain where the roster can be found and copied to the other correct place in the other computer. Although the Dropbox page is aimed at ongoing sharing, the illustrations and

Both the ESU V4 and the "Multi-Decoder-Control" use the same underlying principle. In all cases you need a separate roster entry for each decoder. The CV15/16 locking is simply to provide a way of

Thanks so much for the quick response. I was not opening the configuration file as part of startup. Working like a champ. Again thanks for your time. Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2018 11:18 AM To:

Thank you for the replies.? I am hoping to be able to test these tonight.? David

From another new user file -> store -> save config and panels to xml. (Only available from tables window.) then edit -> preferences -> startup (available from panel pro launcher) and add an open file

Bruce, ? ? Are you saving the panel XML name file after making the changes? Roger

Hello, New to JMRI so this could be user error, I apologize if it is. I'm having an issue with entries into tables not saving. Example- I can add a turnout, close the table reopen the table editor and

David, *Regarding backing up your roster* , one simple way is from a Windows computer on the same network as your rpi: The roster files are stored in the folder */home/pi/JMRI_UserFiles/roster/* You

Here's a link to 'JMRI Setup: Sharing Files with Dropbox' http://jmri.org/help/en/html/setup/Dropbox.shtml Ross

Hi, if what you want is to see all the data from both computers try putting one set of files in Dropbox, then pointing each computer to the Dropbox files. The only downside I’ve experienced is not

Hello Dave, Thanks for your answer. I tested as like ESUv4 but not work in this case. With "Multi-Decoder-Control" can I switch to the other car. I think it's easier to create a profile for an

I was able to download Java and the DecodePro software to the ASUS "transformer/laptop." Can I import the roster from this desktop, so I could use the ASUS as the sole computer connected to the home

Hey Greg, Just drag and drop (or select) the individual files to the web page. The web server will update the roster.xml file as needed. If you have roster images, upload them prior to uploading the

The "roster.xml" file is just a recreate-able index file (Actions->Recreate Roster Index). The "roster" folder contains your actual loco roster data as individual XML files, plus attached media

I have JMRI running on a Pi and all works well. I can connect via the web server and see the icon to click to upload roster files. I can find the roster files no problem. I just don't know which ones

For the "must be current" crowd... The base Java version included in Raspbian Stretch is 8_65 a bit lower than the JMRI Java baseline and much lower than the Java current release. JMRI with 65 still

We need a bit more explanation about what you intend to do: 1) Do you want to be able to use either desktop or laptop with your layout, sharing the same roster and other data, but not both connected

To update your system you need a network connection, use your VNC connect to get to to the Pi.On the task bar (at the top) you should see the icon for the terminal window. Open the terminal and type