Leif

just building ubxtool is probably fine for most folk for sure - definitely on the rPi, which is probably the majority of install cases. And why spin up a huge...

Followed this tutorial. @sjcjonker - can you add a note/reminder to use the gpsd 'ubxtool' utility to set the correct tty speed for the ubx port so that it matches...

Ah, right; gpsd/ubxtool is currently not distributed with most debian systems; however it will be, starting with ubuntu/focal and debian/bullseye. it's definitely in the source, though. might just note it...

That's a brilliant add, and matches up well with my experience. That's the kind of little nudge that can make a project turn-up go super-quick, Thanks for the indulgence!

> If we added a "geographical area" description to https://galmon.eu/observers.html (could be calculated from the rough lat/lon, or freeform as per operator/remark), then this (already outdated) list becomes redundant. True...

Added this patch to my local build for testing. Seems to be working fine, though I don't know if there's a way that ubxtool can poll the module to see...

Funny - i just swapped mine over with no issues at all: root@pwnagotchu:~# dmesg|more [ 0.000000] Booting Linux on physical CPU 0x0 [ 0.000000] Linux version 5.4.83-Re4son-v7+ (root@kali) (gcc version...

FWIW - i'm running on a 64G SanDisk Ultra, Class 10 (A1) that had previously been running on a Pi0w-v1 You could try booting up on a V1, using the...

you could try re-imaging the sdcard. Or try booting it on any other pi hardware you might have, possibly excepting for the wifi and cdcether, it should otherwise start up...

One difference i see in your bootlog is the kernel version: Mine (booting) : 5.4.83-Re4son-v7+ Yours (failing) : 5.4.83-Re4son+ This would seem to indicate that you need to upgrade your...