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Hi Anrew, I have paired my device(s) to my computer but I still can't see any rfcomm devices in /dev directory. I will try them both again today and see what happens! BTW the same devices work

Did you bind your Bluetooth devices to your computer? Until you do that, the /dev/rfcomm devices won't appear. Andrew, KA2DDO ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, September 29,

Hi Andrew, Thanks for quick reply OM. Unfortunatelly Linuxmint cannot see any /dev/rfcomm0 or rfcomm1 or any other rfcomm devices because they are not created in /dev/ directory. I have paired my

You should be able to bind the Bluetooth serial ports (SPP protocol) to your Linux laptop. The devices should then appear as /dev/rfcommN files which the YAAC Serial_TNC port driver should be able to

Hi all, I have an APRS Voyager and a TH-D74 and I would like to connect their internal Bluetooth TNCS to YACC. I have managed to pair my APRS Voyager to Linux OK but I can find how to make YAAC see

It's not nearly as nice as I would like, but you can go to Locate->Landmark, type in a street name, and see if you find any matches. Of course, since they will probably be on Main Street and every

Andrew, If I may ask another question. ?I kept getting request to search an address on the map. ?Several times during the event I got an address to pick up a stranded rider. ?Although we got there

Working perfectly! Thank you for the quick fix. N2ZVN

next beta build#178 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2022-Sep-24 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or

Greetings. Thank you for the clear stack trace of your issue. It made it very easy to troubleshoot. It seems the folks at Oracle changed the constraints on the Hashtable class between Java 8 (which

Good morning Andrew, I updated YAAC to 177 this morning and now it appears to not fully load. By that I mean it will not display any map or any of the tabs on the top of the screen for example

I did as suggested and removed all files beginning with “blue” from the plugins sub-directory on my M2 MacBook Air then restarted. YAAC came up without the warning and appears to work perfect.

Delete all the files starting with "blue" from the YAAC plugins subdirectory. For example, using Linux command-line, rm $HOME/YAAC/plugins/blue* Note the plugins sub-directory will be where you

On that topic, what is the best way to remove that plugin? Brian N2KGC

The problem here is that the Mac support in the BlueCove library is only for 32-bit Mac OS X, which was phased out a couple of releases of Mac OS X ago. Or if you still have an antique Mac with a PPC

Has anyone else run into this? Just saying OK still launches YAAC just fine. I’m on a M2 MadBook Air. The missing text says; BlueCove Library blue cove not available I can’t copy/paste the text

next beta build#177 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2022-Sep-19 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or

Marking disabled riders would be easy. Right-click on the map at the appropriate location, and Create an Object (possibly named "R" plus the rider number?) with the appropriate icon. You could even

Did you track your lead riders as well? Being able to show where the riders are on the track is pretty moorland as well. YAAC has the ability to to accomplish this without needing to be able

Everything work as you said and YAAC preformed well for it’s years ride. It was another year of many people being amazed with seeing the SAG vehicles on the course. ?They liked it so much there