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I have 4.7.6. And it is definitely not there! Jay - AT&Sf

What is the actual version you are using? I just checked on 4.7.7 (soon to be released) and it is there as an option. Peter

Hi! I upgraded to he newest version of JMRI. I noticed that DCC++ is no longer available as a system option. It's gone! Is this something that was missed or something else? Thanks!! Jay - AT&SF

Oracle supports Java 8 on Windows Vista. If you have troubles installing it, use the offline installer from <https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp> (you can even install Java 8 on Windows XP

Rich, Clean up the disk and try to run a dual boot with 7. That's your best option being that you want to keep the older programs. Ichi

If you can get JAVA 8 (aka; 1.8) to install on Vista you can use the latest JMRI. Some time back the decoder definition format and the way JMRI handles files changed. You may have to do one or more

I did some tests with WOW decoders when they first came out and found they failed sheet operations with some command stations. A few of us did some tests and it seemed the decoders may not have

Dennis,I went with an 18vdc wall wort from Radio Shack, ?haven't gotten (308) since.Some people have chided in that it can also be a dirty track and or wheel ?issue that generates that code... Sent

I started this thread over an article I was writing for the Trolleyville Times August 1 issue about a specific streetcar we were building using an old Q-Car shell, a modified Bowser RTR PCC floor and

OK, I found out after I did the Java 6 install, I had an older version of Java 8 on my machine. After Bob's post last night, I grabbed the latest version & loaded it. This morning I tested it & it

I do support a couple of layouts running on Vista with current JMRI. Java 8 will load, but you have to use the offline file it seems. I find the speed of Vista isn't great, on a couple of boxes we

Peter, Personally I'd like it if the 'you sure you want to create a signal without username' was something I could give a preference of 'don't bother asking'. Building the panels virtual the first

I am getting the same problem, and I know it isn't the command station or power Supply. I tried it on two different command stations and power supply's and get the same 308 error. How ever if I just

Hi Rich, Much will depend on whether you are able to get Java 8 running on it. That is the major JMRI requirement that you could run foul of as far as I can see. Wouter jmriusers@...>

Hi Thanks, got it. Created a new mast with no user name and I can "move" an old mast to it. Thanks again Peter

Certainly could be. For a long time, MacOS X came with the right drivers for the PR3; nothing needed to be added. But perhaps that’s no longer true. My PR3 does work with macOS 10.12.5, though. Bob

Jay - you indicate Java 6. You need Oracle's Java 8. Fred Sent from the Twilight Zone!

Jack, When you say you "close it and try to open it again later", are you referring to exiting JMRI and starting it later, or are you physically closing and later opening the laptop itself? If you're

Billybob, There are two more potential causes for the "JAVA Platform binary has stopped working" message when using a PR3: One is that if you plug it into a different USB port, Windows may think it's

I just dug out my old Toshiba Gaming Laptop which is still running Windows Vista. Are any of the current versions of JMRI compatible with Vista, and if so, would I be able to use current definition