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Hey, that's neat. I didn't know about text-decoration: none
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I had to revert the USB => LSB change. It was screwing up the guy trying to build the second batch of KiwiSDR 2's because it causes a double reboot in the middle of his procedure. So this will have to be changed later on.
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You don't want to be making changes to the community database. They'll just get overwritten on the next restart. Change the stored database instead using the admin dx tab or the other mechanisms.
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Believe it or not, we actually have this already. Like so many things it's not very well documented. Try the 4095 kHz community database label mentioned below. From the CHANGE_LOG file (at the top of the source code tree in the Beagle or on Github):…
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Hey, thanks for that. I never noticed. I updated the database and if you restart you'll get the change right away. Otherwise it will update overnight. There's no formal mechanism. Suggest here, or the support email. Or even a Github issue.
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/discussion/3101/position-on-the-map
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A re-flash resets absolutely everything except the Kiwi serial number living in the EEPROM on the Kiwi board. My only suggestion at this point is for you to try it on some other network setup not using your current equipment (router etc). No one els…
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Sorry, you did mention about the .165 => .191 change several posts ago. My reading comprehension seems to be inversely proportional to the number of posts/emails I'm having to go through. So that ping does look fine up until the point where it st…
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v1.666 is not out yet (keeps getting knocked back by my growing email inbox). Sometimes I update certain forum post titles to let people know a fix to a problem has already been developed & tested and is just waiting for the release.
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Why have we changed from 10.19.1.165 of a few posts ago to 10.19.1.191? Is .191 now the static IP you have set in eth0.network? That ping is very strange with 10.19.1.137 showing up in the middle of it like that. Like it some kind of intermediate or…
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I guess it's also possible the routing on the Kiwi is messed up because of your USB network connection. Now that you have the eth0.network file setup correctly you might just try rebooting the Kiwi, then disconnecting the USB before it comes up. May…
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That's okay though. You can have a network addressable by both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Does the device you're pinging from have a 10.19.0.xxx IPv4 address? If it doesn't then it needs to know a route to the 10.19.0.xxx subnet. Are you trying to pin…
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For a static IPv4 assignment /etc/systemd/network/eth0.network should look like: (actual address changed to whatever you're using of course) [Match] Name=eth0 Type=ether [Link] RequiredForOnline=yes [Network] DHCP=no Address=192.168.1.109/24 Gatew…
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You must have logged in using the "debian" account since you can't login as "root" anymore due to security enhancements. So once logged in you need to do a sudo su and give the debian account password again to gain a root shell. …
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Fixing that bug reminded me that the Beagle and/or Debian guys changed the way network interfaces are managed again with Debian 11. My code uses networkctl. Not the connmanctl of Debian 9 & 10. I never used ethtool to manage interfaces. So maybe…
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We have received the Kiwi-2 boards from the second production run. However they will take 3-4 weeks to assemble, test and ship. The order queue is very long. So we ask for your patience. Wait for shipping notification from Shopify/DHL. Please do not…
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It's okay to use this Debian 11.9 / v1.665 based image file. Instructions here: http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-net-reflash
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Can you do some simple voltage and clock frequency checks? The troubleshooting guide has more information: http://www.kiwisdr.com/ks/troubleshooting.pdf Do you live in a low humidity environment where static discharge might have been a problem when …
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Sure, email to support@kiwisdr.com Using the proxy service does not mean you have to list your Kiwi publicly. The two things are independent.
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I wasn't even able to connect to any Kiwi on port 8073 of what I think it's public IP address must be. I don't know what your ultimate intent is. I think you mentioned before about moving one of them to a remote location? Maybe that was someone else…
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The kiwisdr.com logs show two Kiwis at local IP addresses of 10.0.0.10 and 10.0.0.120 starting and downloading the IP blacklist (something that happens at startup). And the logs also show your "check open port" requests. But I can't see an…
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I have it working now. Will be in the next release..
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Sucks getting old I think that every time I get up out of this chair, lol
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Yeah, kiwi_reload_page() is slightly obscure. It's an attempt to encapsulate all the occurrences of window.open() and window.location.href= into one place rather than have them scattered all over the code (although I see now I missed a few places). …
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Our postings crossed. When I first tried your suggestion the background process that copies code changes from my laptop to the BBAI-64 that I test with had died. So I wasn't actually testing your suggestion. So I deleted that post when I discovered …
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Hey thanks! I had tried target="_blank" in the anchor element, but that didn't work. Your solution has the nasty side-effects with Safari and Firefox mentioned on the Google searches I did (dead blank tab, audio glitch, permission panel, e…
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On the admin page, log tab, there are two types of messages displayed. Only the ones flagged with "L" are recorded to the syslog (in an effort to save filesystem space). So below the first two messages are sent to syslog but the FT8 PSKRep…
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http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-opt-dot
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Well, well. This old bug. This is a browser problem that has persisted for the better part of a decade. Almost all browsers close web sockets when a link is clicked containing an href=mailto: Safari is one browser that handles it correctly. But afte…
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Bob, I emailed you a proxy user key given that I figured out your serial number. Check email.