I ran the java -jar YAAC.jar program. The gui interface opened and I was able to enter my call sign, SSID, and tell it I was using a serial (USB) GPS. When I clicked on the next button to advance the program shut down. In the terminal it said "The carsh happend outside the java virtual machine in the native code." I am running this on a Pi B+ circa 2011
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Exactly what platform are you using? A Pi 1B+? And what operating system and version thereof, and what version of the Java runtime?
People have been having problems with the older Pi's and newer O/S releases, because they are apparently now being compiled for the most capable processor (Pi 3 and Pi 4), so programs are dying with illegal instruction errors when executed on the less capable processors in the Pi 1, Pi Zero, etc. The Raspbian repository in particular only supports one version of arm processor.
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I ran the java -jar YAAC.jar program. The gui interface opened and I was able to enter my call sign, SSID, and tell it I was using a serial (USB) GPS. When I clicked on the next button to advance the program shut down. In the terminal it said "The carsh happend outside the java virtual machine in the native code." I am running this on a Pi B+ circa 2011
Exactly what platform are you using? A Pi 1B+? And what operating system and version thereof, and what version of the Java runtime?
People have been having problems with the older Pi's and newer O/S releases, because they are apparently now being compiled for the most capable processor (Pi 3 and Pi 4), so programs are dying with illegal instruction errors when executed on the less capable processors in the Pi 1, Pi Zero, etc. The Raspbian repository in particular only supports one version of arm processor.