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First question: Since it's a new OS install, have you granted your account a membership in the dialout group? If you aren't a member of that group, you can't access any of the system serial ports.

Andrew Well I have created a mess that I can not figure out and I would like some help or guidance. Ever since I loaded Ubuntu 20.10 everything loaded and looked normal, When I got to the Port setup

That's really odd. JSSC should have just skipped around the port because it was busy being used by GPSD. I wonder if GPSD isn't using the O_EXCL flag when it opens the serial port; if it was, JSSC

That is interesting. I have a USB GPS dongle that is at /dev/tty.usbserial-14330 when plugged and is serviced by GPSd. I have determined that: 1. YAAC doesn't hang if I unplug the GPS dongle 2. YAAC

Andrew, Thought I would mention that I just upgraded to 163 using the method you suggested, i.e. unzip the YAAC.zip file downloaded from your site over the contents of my YAAC directory.? All is well

You can send me that stack trace (which should also be in your YAAC.out file in your log directory), and I can figure out why you had the problem. Just out of curiosity, when exactly did you try to

It has been a long time since I used yaac and recently opened it on my Toshiba net book running Windows 7 basic. ?After reloading a newer version and configuring now I get "Java exception trying to

I trimmed the jstack output to show the offending problem. It seems that one of the serial ports on your Mac is stuck, so when JSSC attempts to open it to confirm it is a real serial port (not a

Here is the output of the 'jstack' command on the sub-process: % jstack 17388 2020-12-30 07:31:31 Full thread dump Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (15.0.1+9-18 mixed mode, sharing): Threads class

Hmmm.... interesting. I hope something didn't get broken from the build#163 fixes. Alas, I'm not familiar enough with Mac OS X to be sure how to do this. But here's what I'd like you to try to do: 1.

Andrew, thank you for a very fine APRS client. I upgraded from build#161 to build#163 yesterday, and the application now hangs when trying to add a port in the 'Expert Configuration'. I am running on

Exactly the same issue on my Raspberry pi installation. Simon 2E0CRV

Same problem for me on my Raspberry Pi installation.Simon 2E0CRV

YAACMain.jar is how I had to split the YAAC code in half so I could get the dynamically located JSSC library to be recognized. The problem in build#162 was a security rule in the Java runtime that I

I found it.? ? The web server is operating on port 8008. More info is at https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAACapi/org/ka2ddo/yaac/webserver/package-summary.html

I've installed 163 and have set up the AREDN plugin. It immediately worked flawlessly. The release notes say: "Such a map can be exported back to the mesh by making the YAAC mini-webserver a service

Working Great again! Pardon the dumb question if I missed it. What is YAAC MAIN?

Hello Andrew, Looks like YAAC was getting the JSSC from the YAAC directory after all. ( JSSC found at /home/pi/YAAC/YAAC/lib/jssc-2.9.2.jar) I installed the package "sudo apt install libjssc-java".

I was unable to configure those. It fails on old jssc error. I think i have the libjssc-java installed. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday,

Dave, Are you able to configure serial port devices (Serial_TNC, Serial_Weather, etc.) on your Pi Zero? Do you have the package libjssc-java installed on your Pi? Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC