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You might try using DireWolf, which won't have the serial port issues, and will give better performance than a hardware TNC. Similarly, access your GPS receiver through GPSD, which will also allow you

I also had the same issue with the java error as before, on the new release, but only when trying to configure something like a port, if you dont configure anything it works. I removed YAAC and

Sounds like a problem with the JSSC library's native code. It may be compiled for a more capable version of the ARM processor than the Pi Zero has. And, unlike the older RXTX code, I can't hot-plug

The application starts then closes with that error. It just started for me when I tried to add a serial tnc port in expert config so now it doesn’t start at all with the most current release. Before

The Pi Zero is not known as a screamingly fast machine, so I'm not surprised that you would be getting those warnings. As long as you're not getting a warning on every single received packet, you

I got the old version (2018) of YAAC running or at least configured using it. Then I used the upgrade option from within the YAAC software and that brought me up to the Dec 20 Release. Everything

Now I’m getting that same error.

Andrew, Build 161 installed. ?Initial testing indicates I can create and then move both local and global objects. ?Thanks for quick response. Robert Clinton G0BUX/W0BUX

Doesn't CHIRP use repeaterBook to let users program radios? The repeaterBook app stores at least some data for offline use.

Thanks Andrew for your continued support and new releases. Your changes and updates always number in the teens or low twenties and it is truly amazing; it indicates your interest in maintaining your

The admins aren’t the ones to ask. I was the first admin to work with Garrett, I started with him many years ago, and helped work towards the database that is in place now. The admins work for free,

Thank you for continued support !

So I dug around and found an old version of YAAC. --core-- name YAAC version 1.0-beta118(08-Jan-2018) and it works perfectly....well sort of. It actually lets me look at menus and configure items. a

next beta build#161 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-Dec-20 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/projects/yetanotheraprsc changes and

I've already forwarded this to Garrett, the owner of RepeaterBook, to see what he says. It would seem that if each user is downloading their own copy then it shouldn't be a problem. That said, I

> > One thing I should mention. I “built” the card on a pi 4, then plugged it > into a 0 and it worked. I don’t know if that means anything.

I could send you a copy of my card. Maybe that would help figure it out?

The API is published here: https://www.repeaterbook.com/wiki/doku.php?id=api <https://www.repeaterbook.com/wiki/doku.php?id=api> I do see where in the TOS however, it does talk about data-mining.

I looked at that post previously. The only thing that was “different” was the librxtx-java package. I get a different error (see below). I got the same error message you had when I had the

Here is my post from when it stopped working: /g/yaac-users/topic/69750837?p=,,,20,0,0,0::Created,,Java,20,2,20,69750837,ct=1&ct=1