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C:\>java -versionjava version "1.8.0_401"Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_401-b10)Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.401-b10, mixed mode) --- Ciao baby, catch you on the flip

73Linux grabs the YAAC file from ka2ddo.org during the build process so it should be the latest version. https://github.com/km4ack/73Linux/blob/master/app/stable/x86_64/YAAC.bapp#L27 73, de KM4ACK

Andrew, Yes the root directory was the default that came up when I originally installed and I suppose I should have changed it but it is what it is.? I # chown -R pi:pi /yaac was what I tried

It sounds like you originally installed YAAC as root, so now your non-privileged user account doesn't have the privilege to overwrite it. Whatever directory you have the YAAC.jar file in, you need to

Andrew, The tile directory is still intact. When I check for new software in the YAAC application it tells me I don't have file permissions to write the files and then tells me my software is up to

Uh, _which_ latest version of Java? There are only 14 of them this week from Oracle alone (from Java 8 to Java 21), let alone from the other platform providers, and they won't be latest next week.

Hi all, new to the group. The subject says it all. New machine, 16 Gb of RAM. Latest version of Java running. Doing this over Remote Desktop. When I click on?YAACMain.jar or?YAAC.jar, all I get is a

That's very strange, because I posted build#196 (6 builds later than yours) on February 17th this year. I can confirm that build#191 did make a non-compatible change in the map tile file format, so

Not sure what I did but I went to update map tiles and got a message that I needed to update YAAC version.? Software reports I am at the latest version.? ?My map has disappeared and restarting

Thank you for finding a bug in YAAC. The problem with saving changes to the ambiguity setting will be fixed in the next build. Andrew, KA2DDO author of

Hello my name is Kevin, I am attempting to change settings on the Configure Beacon page. I'm trying to modify the beacon ambiguity setting. the drop box is available, i change my setting and hit

Greetings. There could be several reasons why you are not seeing packets received by Direwolf in YAAC. 1. Did you connect YAAC to Direwolf using a YAAC port of type AGWPE or KISS-over-TCP? If so,

I have Direwolf V1.7, running on a Raspberry Pi 3, FT-817nd, and using YAAC. YAAC 1.0-beta 196(17-Feb-2024). I've configure things for digipeater and Igate, or at least I think I have. I'm new at

Ok, ill take a look and see about swapping around. Im new to yaac but its been the most user freindly with what im using, oddly enough haha.

What are the ports you have defined in YAAC? You shouldn't need any Serial_TNC ports since you would use a AGWPE or KISS-over-TCP port for YAAC to talk to Direwolf. It sounds like yu have a port

Hey guys, Im new to aprs and am hoping to get this running for a backpacking trip in two months. I have both direwolf and yaac able to Rx aprs packets and the gps coordinates through usb dongle. I

I rebooted again and now it is working, no red port and port name error. Don't know what happened different. No transmit yet, but not sure where that problem is, probably messed up the mod on the

Digging out a Quadra I used previously for a presentation on APRS. I am running Direwolf and YAAC. I am using a cheap CM108 sound dongle with the PTT mod. It was receiving, but no indication of

Thanks, Andrew. Guess I just never noticed it before. Michael WA7SKG Andrew P. wrote on 2/26/24 10:10 AM:

The appendage is the message sequence number, indicating that your station is expecting an acknowledgment from the recipient. Note that the number is increasing with each subsequent message, so the