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ok paul tnx

Hello KA1ULN. While i am using various Linux distros, i do not use Direwolf and have no information about that piece of of software. PaulN6MYA

Check and see how much you are receiving in the Direwolf console window (where it logs every received and transmitted packet) (or in journalctl if you are running Direwolf as a service). It's amazing

PAUL, SINCE YOU ARE? a? linux? person and have? used? ?yaac? and? direwolf is it possible? to? send you an? email or? shall i just? post? the? ?specifically? ? directed? questions?

Not a big deal and I totally understand fixing one thing and breaking another. When you have time, can you reach out to me in a private message? mycall at arrl Thanks, KM4ACK

It's a recent bug, but it's not an import bug; you can View->Local Objects and see the import succeeded. The problem is, because there are no _received_ packets for these Objects, they are considered

After importing a list of objects (file->load->object and items), they are placed on the map correctly. Several versions ago I could click on the imported object to view the comment associated with

There is a bug in YAAC in the following combination of settings: 1. The beacon is using COMPRESSED mode encoding and is configured to send station speed. 2. The station has a working GPS connected to

That's kind of strange. Could you privately email me your YAAC configuration (export it by File->Configure->Export to File)? It appears that there may be something broken with compressed-mode position

I realized after hitting send I did not summarize the issue very well. As you can see in the message Direwolf is reporting a 'nul' character found in the information part. I am trying to figure out

While I don't think that my antenna follwing down caused this but I did notice it after. I am currently running YAAC beta 207(1-feb-2025)on a pi4 using digipi as a sound card and Direwolf version

Also note that the suppression of these OSM Node and Way types is per YAAC profile (if you are using profiles), and it does not take the data out of the map files (it just stops rendering those

Thank-you Andrew. You've made it very understandable.

Thanks Andrew - I was busy over in Configure>Openstreetmap ?

The cure is easy. Go to View->Layers->Select Geographical Map Layers. On the POI tab, uncheck the categories or individual types you don't want or need to see; for example, you may not care about the

Hi Andrew - This has been the case for some time now, but OpenStreetMap now displays many symbols that are a visual nuisance. See this screen capture: These symbols are in the YAAC>images folder.

If you installed the Oracle commercial JRE or JDK on Windows, then all you should to do is use File Explorer to view the directory into which you unzipped the YAAC.zip distribution file (you can't run

Hello. I've been a longtime Linux user and have used YAAC for quite a while now under Linux. I have just purchased a Microsoft Surface Pro 3. I admit to not knowing anything about Windows since

I just published new builds of core YAAC (1.0beta209) and the sounds plugin (1.2.4) yesterday evening. Try upgrading and see if the problems go away. I did notice from studying your configuration

I still cannot get sounds. any other way to test it? Sincerely, Eugene Mosqueda *Dominus Providebit* [email protected]> wrote: