A power failure here corrupted my stations SD card and damaged the Pi 3b.
I have another 3b running now with the latest Pi software on a new SD card.
The receiver is working as I can see aircraft ADSB positions on the PiAware SkyAware screen but the indicators on My ADS-b section: PiAware FlightAware and MLAT are all red, so not data is being transmitted.
Can anyone help me get back up and running, please?
Wallace
Probably the same as this:
Thanks for the reply , however it would seem that I have a bigger problem than I than I first thought.
sudo piaware-config feeder -id (UNIQUE ID NUMBER copied and pasted)
sudo: piaware-config: command not found
I could not find the config.txt tile when the card was removed.
No space @ feeder-id.
sudo piaware-config feeder-id xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx (your unique identifier)
sudo systemctl restart piaware
Good news and some other news.
I changed the SD card to one that I had compiled from the Etcher today and having discovered the password located the config file and added feeder-id and the number at the end of the file, rebooted and I can now see a working FA with three greens on a remote PC.
I never used the sudo systemctl restart piaware line.
The other news is I have a Pi that does not runthe Raspberry OS, which is a waste.
When it comes to linux/Raspberry Pi I feel not so much a test pilot than a crash test dummy.
the sudo systemctl restart piaware line restarts the proces, that will pick up changes to the configuration file.
So that is easier and faster then rebooting the system as a whole.
Yikes!
Glad that you got it up and running.
I’ve always had a problem with syntax, hence my ocd in noticing an unnecessary space in “feeder-id.”
Well guys, thanks to one and all. I have managed to muddle my way though and get my FA station back up and running.
Wallace
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