sudo nano /etc/piaware.conf
sudo nano /etc/default/dump1090-fa
sudo nano /etc/piaware.conf
sudo nano /etc/default/dump1090-fa
cant find it, the install seem to go correctly.
If your microSD card is in card reader of Desktop/Laptop, you cannot find these files.
To access these files, you have to slip the microSD card in Pi, power up, and SSH.
When I use ssh and type sudo nano /ect/piaware.conf I get directory does not exist.
Mike
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Do you get any output from following commands?
sudo piaware-config -show rtlsdr-gain
sudo piaware-config -show receiver-type
sudo piaware-config -show feeder-id
.
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This is what I get:
sudo piaware-config -show rtlsdr-gain
-10
sudo piaware-config -show receiver-type
rtlsdr
sudo piaware-config -show feeder-id
xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
(For privacy rasons, I have replaced actual output by xxxxxxxx-xxxx.....)
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You can locate the file by following command
If the file is not located in first attempt, give command again
sudo find / -name piaware-config
It‘s etc, not ect, just a typo in your posts here?
Did you try looking for the files with with cd…, cd etc and ls?
or ls /etc/p*
which will give you a list of all files starting with ‘p’ in folder ‘etc’.
Corrected the typo and got a blank file.
Mike
Command not found, was in pi@RemoteFMS-pi; same response on all items you suggested
I reloaded the os and ran through the process again and this time it worked. Thanks for all your help; I must have missed something the first time through. Thanks again.
Mike
Glad to know you have solved your problem.
The missing “piaware.conf
” file, and responce “command not found
” to commands “sudo piaware-config -show
” indicates that for some unknown reason, piaware did not get installed in you previous install.
Since in previous install the dump1090-fa was installed, and you could see SkyView map with planes, you got impression that all is working ok.
That’s the name you’ve given to the PI. It’s not a directory.
PiAware 3.6.2 is now available. Please see the release notes in the first post (above).
My poor microSD cards will now have to undergo another formating / image writing cycle. I never upgrade an existing install, always do a fresh install.
I’m re-imaging a spare card now. Going live at 00:01 UTC.
EDIT: Did not resist waiting until 00:01 UTC. Up and running fine here. The new info in #extended mode is nice.
Good Job!
Thanks.
Minor formatting glitch on #extended mode, Nav modes field:
apt update ; apt upgrade seamless here, running new version OK on all the feeders here. Nice work! Extended shows OK after a hard refresh example -
Away from home right now. Will do re-imaging with 3.6.2 tonight when back home.
Can the version be updated through the configure panel in the gui?