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Okay, I think I know what's going on. However having ssh access to your updated AI-64 would really help me as I need to develop a fix that is backward compatible for people who haven't updated yet. And I'd like to keep my AI-64 as-is for that purpos…
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Is it possible for you to open an ssh port (22, via NAT) in your router so I could login and take a look? If so please send the details to support@kiwisdr.com Thanks.
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What you posted does say "v1.601" though, which is the current version. So it must have built to some degree. Also, I see evidence of a recent feature I added. What's the output of the "dog" command? It should be something like: …
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Okay, try this first please: cdp mst make install_kiwi_device_tree reboot If that doesn't help, and if the file /root/build.log is more than a few lines long (i.e. it still has the result of the last full build), please cut/paste and email the conte…
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Well the "no antenna connected" detection is going to have to move to the Kiwi server code (v1.602). There were false-positives today. And the fix can only happen with a different analysis of the waterfall bins.
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You'll have to talk to Pierre about changes to rx.linkfanel.net -- I don't control any of that.
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"No antenna connected" detection should be working. Enter no ant into the search field to find them. There are 8 currently. It doesn't seem to detect any false-positives, but it might be missing some.
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Okay, an additional snr filter field should be working. Also, the HF snr value is included in each Kiwi listing (to the right of the user counts). When the search and snr fields are both specified then the result is the logical AND between them. Use…
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I'll look at this when I can. Awfully busy right now..
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Well, I'm still struggling trying to get v1.602 put together and tested. We're up to 6500 lines of code differences (easy to measure but a very poor metric of actual code modifications/additions).
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Please remember that this is all speculation. There are all sorts of equally probable scenarios. There are countermeasures in place beyond just the blacklist. It doesn't make sense to discuss them here of course.
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So this is the future of HF: A war between wide-band OTHR and wide-band HFTS. I wonder how long it will take the Russians to realize they can not only spot airspace intruders with their OTHR but disrupt capitalist-pig commodities trading. The ITU is…
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Try pushing the sd card in until it clicks out of the socket. Wait a few seconds. Then click it in again and see if mmc finds it. I've found that sometimes you have to do this before the card is recognized. Also, do a dmesg command and see if at the…
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I export and save the JSON file via the DX page on Admin panel every so often. Is that a suitable backup? Yes, but if you're not going to make a full sd card backup then also save the kiwi.json file. There is information in kiwi.json related to the …
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You'll need to update to Debian 10. See the kiwisdr.com home page section "Debian 8 no longer supported". It includes instructions for preserving your configuration changes if that is important. Updating is simplified if you don't care abo…
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Well, it works fine for me using a USB mouse. Firefox 113 running on a Mac. Two-finger trackpad scrolling that emulates the mouse wheel works too.
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Matt, I emailed you
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We're not talking about the same things here. The ft8_lib code has time syncing to the local Debian clock. And that works fine. And it in turn is synced by ntpd or gps if the later has been setup. What were talking about is how the code computes the…
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The next release has this helpful summary of all the settings needing to be disabled to prevent a possible overnight restart: https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/823/WF0R36Z17VDI.png
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I just looked at the code again, and the dT calibration change should only be effecting the value displayed. Same with the SNR.
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Are changes that are made to the blacklist routine (scheduled)? No. Mostly it's whenever there's a new contribution from the community that I edit into the file. I had one a few days ago and there are some others pending.
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I don't know if the author of kiwiclientd keeps up with the forum (rikvanriel on github). You might have to ask him there if he has any ideas.
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Personally I'm not for removing it (unless it keeps too many people from complaining). But the dT calibration only effects what is displayed by the extension. It doesn't effect anything about how ft8_lib decides the timing of decoding (which I don't…
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For a Kiwi that you own/administer you can go to the admin page, extensions tab, FT8 section and "tune" the value of the dT correction field. Same for the SNR correction. This was done because we didn't write the ft8_lib code and have no …
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About 32 GB sd cards: I've been able to boot from them using a BBG. The key seems to be holding down the boot button (switch) before power up and releasing it a few moments after the 4 LEDs light up. But this seems to only be necessary until the fir…
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On the admin page, network tab, do you have Automatically download IP blacklist? set to Yes ? If you do then your Kiwi will reboot in the early morning hours, just like with automatic software downloads, when a change is made to the blacklist. Which…
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The instructions say "the output should be similar to the following". Your output is similar. The important part is that you have both mmcblk0 and mmcblk1 present. colordiff not being found is a symptom of the Debian package problem. Try /…
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There's a lot of data flowing from the Kiwi to those animations on the admin GPS page. On the browser side the old status data is supposed to be garbage collected by javascript. But it's possible there's a missing de-reference that causes it to be h…
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Thanks Martin. I have replied to you both. I think I got my answer after lots of reading of ucx forum posts and Googling around. It's a complicated and beautiful subject. But also a tortured development history. Kind of reminds me of something 🙄
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@VR2BG The guy got back to me and he's running Chromium 72 + Debian 9. So much older than the Chromium 92 you tested with. But I've also got problems with my code now that I understand the poor handling of large write requests by web sockets. Maybe …