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Dear dave the new version 5.10 of jmri does not allow me to open a file in startup. i can load the ability to open a file but i can not find a way to open s specific file. i dont want to have to

Yes it is easy to install and also upgrade to the next version. But getting the remains of the old is frustrating. I am just going it format and reinstall image and JMRI . Jim K

Tried that and the PanelPro icon disappeared. Back to the drawing board. Jim K

Jim, Removing the JMRI install is easy. Delete the JMRI directory that was created by expanding the tgz download. The Linux install is two steps. I install JMRI in the user home directory. tar

It was just a standard install only difference I use /home/pi no other changes has happen it is a brand new install. Worst come to worst I will start from scratch and will take 45 minutes . Thanks

The uninstall and reinstall route is pretty much strickly a MS-Windows thing mostly because installing software under MS-Windows involves all sorts of "mysterious" things (mostly because of the

cd ~/.config mkdir autostart (might not exist) cd autostart ln -s ~/Desktop/PanelPro.desktop PanelPro.desktop Jim K

A conventional install and running of JMRI will put files in two places on a Raspberry PI. a) the downloaded/unpacked JMRI files. This could be anywhere, depending where it was unpacked, but

If what you did was something like: tar xzf Downloads/JMRI5.10<mumble>.tgz -C ~ then JMRI is installed in your home directory (using the default PI setup and account, that would be

Well that ship has sailed I built the image from scratch. I just have to uninstall JMRI completely and reinstall and I will be good yo go . There are reasons I don't want to use his image. Thanks Jim

Jim, It is always fun to roll your own but with a limited knowledge of Linux you can get yourself in trouble. Though I think I know enough to manipulate the Pi, I use a clean install of JMRI using

Sorry I forgot. cd ~/.config mkdir autostart (might not exist) cd autostart ln -s ~/Desktop/PanelPro.desktop PanelPro.desktop Jim K

As I am not versed in Linux all I did was copy from the JMRI install page for Rasberry Pi was run this script in a terminal. as the instructions are not specific. Then how to find it ? Where it is ?

Jim, Your problem is most likely not caused by the JMRI install. You need to undo whatever you did with the symbolic link approach. Can you explain your JMRI install process and what you tried to

Eagle eyes Nigel - well spotted! Even more confusing is that some systems (like NCE) will allow 125 as a SHORT address and 0125 as a LONG one. Good luck remembering which one you

Steve, Files are on ProblemsBeingWorkedOn. Thanks for help. JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "Jean-Louis Free" <jeanlouisdelestre@...> ?:

Very simple explanation, and would apply to any decoder from any maker. You have set an address which doesn't work on Digitrax systems. You have set a long address of 0125, and set CV29 as a "long

Today I have had ago again but this time I have copied the list of JMRI's CV's and when I look at Train-o-Matic's CV list https://train-o-matic.com/download/tom_lokommander_ii_en.pdf they are not the

Forgot to say I'm running JMRI 5.10

Steve, Here it is, the xml and log file. Thanks for your help. JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "Steve_G via groups.io" <RailRodder22@...> ?: