jks

SDR protection circuit

SDR MW filter

Well, the complexity is a result of people asking for features over the years. That's the trade-off. I try and limit it as much as I can. It's a thankless task, as some people are always unhappy..

The next release will support multiple iframe definitions so you can have several custom entries in the extension menu.

So I'd like to start a collection of iframe URLs that people have found and setup on their Kiwi's. We have the default SK6AW spot list now. And I'm aware of the Blitzortung.org lightning map that the VK3KHZ Kiwi's have. Someone must have one for solar conditions, right?

Please drop a link below to a Kiwi that has an interesting iframe. Or email to support@kiwisdr.com

Thanks!

Found a trivial way to do it. So will be part of the v1.801 release.

Okay, I see what's wrong. Will be fixed in v1.801

Okay, these 5 have been fixed. Others are in the queue.

Anyone else, assuming your Kiwi has Internet access, email the link/URL and admin password to support@kiwisdr.com. It can take a couple hours to fix the build depending on various factors.

Some people have asked if they can try fixing this themselves. If you have ssh access to your Kiwi (NB: different from Kiwi admin access) you can try fixing it. Don't ask about the browser procedure to restore admin page access. It's complicated and I don't have time to walk people through it.

Follow the instructions given in the first post of this thread.

Today we're enabling an auto update to v1.711, and thereby on to v1.800, for Debian 8 Kiwi's with admin passwords starting with the letter "i" through "l". If this is successful the next update will be applied to all D8 systems.

What's different with v1.711 is that it preemptively attempts to repair the Debian package system to lessen the chance of the build/update failing. This is based on the experience gained repairing D8 systems by hand over the last several days.

This update will of course not affect systems already updated to v1.8xx.

Today we're going to try rebasing all Kiwis (except those running Debian 8) to v1.800.

Please be patient. This is a long update as the file cache has to complete a one-time load which takes extra time if your Internet connection to kiwisdr.com happens to be slow.

Debian 8 Kiwis will update to v1.710 which has no other changes except the version number change.

If your non-Debian 8 Kiwi ends up running v1.710 that means the transition to v1.800 failed and I need to look at it.

Starting with v1.801 we can resume with binary updates and get rid of these ridiculous update times.

No, that's not what LED #1 double-flashing every second means. That is the standard Debian/Linux heartbeat pattern, i.e. what Debian shows before the Kiwi software starts running (or fails to start). This should be clearly described in the operating info: http://kiwisdr.com/info/#id-leds

I haven't even released v1.696 yet that implements the new LED pattern that indicates FPGA initialization failure: http://kiwisdr.com/info/#id-fpga (update: v1.696 has been released).

Glad it's running again for you though.

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