[Xastir] object display problems
Bryan Klofas
bklofas at calpoly.edu
Tue Jan 13 01:11:25 EST 2004
Hey--
Just another angle on this problem, in the terminal I get an error
message when the interface is brought up:
Couldn't open config/CAD_object.log file for reading!
interface.c:channel_data(1):Warning:This thread already has the lock on
this resource
I think the config/CAD warning happens when the program starts up, but I
can't be sure.
Thanks for your help.
archer at eskimo.com wrote:
> On Sun, 11 Jan 2004, Bryan Klofas wrote:
>
>
>>I am running xastir 1.2.1 on Fedora Core 1, on the fedora edition of the
>>2.4.22 kernel. I'm using a KPC-3 as my TNC.
>
>
> In which mode, serial TNC or KISS TNC mode? If serial TNC mode, do
> you have one line per packet showing up in the View->Incoming Data
> window, or two lines per packet?
>
>
>
>>My problem is that xastir won't display any other stations on the map
>>besides me (and probably only because I have it set up in my station
>>configuration). The link between the TNC and xastir is working because
>>all of the packets show up in the Display Packet Data window under
>>View..Incoming Data. However, after half-hour it still says "1 Stations"
>>in the bottom right corner.
>
>
> Did you enable the Activate Alternate Net button in
> Configure->Defaults? If so, turn that off.
>
> If you connect to an internet server, do you see stations? That's a
> quick way to tell whether it is a global setting or a TNC/Interface
> issue.
>
>
>
>>I also had a question about the Filter menus. If the checkbox is
>>selected, are you filtering IN or OUT the data? I *think* when the box
>>is selected, you are filtering IN the data. However, this seems like the
>>wrong way to do it; you don't filter IN your real mail, you filter OUT
>>spam. Just my two cents about the confusing menus.
>
>
> What's it say in the docs about it? Is it unclear there?
>
> In X-Windows, if you have a text description of something next to a
> button, and the button is pressed in, you are enabling that feature.
>
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