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I have tried to install the latest Beta with no success Is there a Stable version to be Had somewhere I have Java Runtime13 installed on LMDE (Stretch) When I Right Click on the Installer I choose

‘Default-jdk ’ is not installed so not removed Openjdk-8-jre is already the newest version error occurred during initialization of VM server VM is only supported on ARMv7+ VFP

Hmmm.... you might have too new a version of Java installed where they no longer support the older processors. Try this: sudo bash apt-get remove default-jdk apt-get install openjdk-8-jre java

I got the same error. error occurred during initialization of VM server VM is only supported on ARMv7+ VFP

Interesting. That implies that the Java runtime included with Raspbian won't work on the ARM chip the Pi Zero has on board. Just for chuckles, in a command window on the Pi, enter the following

The error is: error occurred during initialization of VM server VM is only supported on ARMv7+ VFP. with regards to your other instructions, I have not yet tried the Bluetooth plug in as you suggest

Last time I tried to run it, it gave me an error on the 0. I will try again and write down exactly what it said. As far as interface etc, VNC from iPhone/iPad as my screen keyboard as well as a

There's no reason why YAAC _shouldn't_ run on a Pi Zero, other than response time (it ran on a Pi 1B). But what are you going to display the output on? If you have to drag an HDMI monitor around to

Is there any way to get YAAC to run on a Pi 0. I would like to use it as a “screen” or data viewer for my kenwood HT via Bluetooth. Thanks

Thank you for the quick reply. I verified librxtx-java was installed. Went through the expert mode configuration. Could not see anything wrong with it. Verified call sign passcode. Just for the fun

That's odd. You should have been getting that error all along unless you did some upgrade to Raspbian that uninstalled the librxtx-java package (the library that implements hardware serial port access

Good afternoon Andrew, Not sure where to begin here. First of all I am very new to Linux so everything I do with it has to be looked up from commands to syntax. I am using a raspberry Pi 4b with

THANK YOU Andrew :-) Your reply to my question has enabled me to now understand the core concepts of APRS and cleared up the mystery I have been trying to unravel for quite some time! Zero reliance

Greetings, Nigel. This will be a rather long and rambling treatise to cover your questions. The important thing to know about APRS is that it was designed for local tactical information over

Hello from sunny South Africa :-) Recently I posted a question on another APRS forum and unfortunately have received only one response and regrettably that reply has not fully answered my query (as an

Hi, Gerold. Thank you for your feedback. I was afraid of something like this, as Google is not the greatest translation dictionary in the world (not surprising, with the limited context it gets). I

I could find the IP, just not the port. Thank

FYI, some newer Linux distributions have dropped ifconfig in favor of ip. Some of the same output can be seen with: ip address 73, Nate -- "The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of

Thanks Andrew. Connecting on that port worked beautifully. Thanks much!