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I've seen this with older versions, too, but I upgraded to be sure. When using a USB-to-serial adapter (currently using one with an ATEN chipset), CPU usage goes up to 100% and stays there even if no traffic is flowing. If I close the port, CPU usage drops. If I use the one real serial port (on the motherboard not a USB device), CPU usage is normal.
2008-11-29 23:49:09 UTC in RealTerm: Serial/TCP Terminal
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Ok, that explains it. Unfortunately curl 7.17 hasn't made it into the stable branch of Debian etch yet so it looks like I'm just out of luck until that happens.
2008-08-14 14:53:20 UTC in wmweather+
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I thought I'd let you know of an interesting quirk (I don't think I can quite call it a bug just yet) with WinXP in dual screen mode (desktop spanning across screens) on my laptop. In single screen mode, everything works fine. Startup time is fast, I get at least 15 fps and smooth panning. This is on a Toshiba Satellite with 384 MB RAM, 900 MHz PIII.
Now, I do have an external LCD for the...
2008-05-04 20:07:54 UTC in Stellarium
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Aha, that is the problem but I solved it by using the
command out of fcc-get. The README.MAPS file needs to be
adjusted to include the full command:
cat EN.dat /usr/bin/perl -pe 's/\r\r\n//g' | sort +4 -t \| >
EN.dat.sorted
Right now it just says:
To sort the file: Make sure you have plenty of disk
space
for this as the file is...
2005-10-19 23:48:43 UTC in XASTIR
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I did process the FCC file using the sort command outlined
in the README.MAPS file (even though the FCC file is already
sorted). Xastir did rebuild the index and told me so at
startup. The index file also shows up in ~/.xastir/data
with the current timestamp. I don't have an RAC data file
(no need, I'm too far from Canada) only the FCC data file
which is...
2005-10-19 15:37:39 UTC in XASTIR
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I just compiled the latest stable 1.7.0 and it still fails
to properly look up FCC IDs. The data is in the EN.dat file
because I can grep the file for a callsign that Xastir will
not look up and see the entry. But if I ask for the FCC
data from the Station Info box, all I ever get is "Callsign
not found!" This is happening with a lot of call signs.
Some...
2005-10-18 14:34:10 UTC in XASTIR
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It fails with Xastir 1.6.0 (or whatever comes down from CVS)
under Cygwin/Windows XP. I've recompiled a few times with
the same result. If the call has an SSID, it will not look
up the data from the database.
2005-10-13 21:06:03 UTC in XASTIR
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Performing an FCC lookup on any station containing an
SSID fails. Stations without an SSID work fine. Also
weather stations (regardless of having SSID) fail to
look up.
2005-10-12 22:03:41 UTC in XASTIR
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I am attempting to use mdb-sql to fetch data from an MSADB file as provided by a vendor of some equipment. It is storing readings from a sensor. The database is fairly simple in structure. One table, three fields: an ID (sequential number), a Date/Time field, and a string for storing the reading.
The problem is when I try to select data based on the date, I get:
<i>
Calling...
2005-02-02 21:19:29 UTC in MDB Tools
