[FOSS-GPS] RTKlib help pls

[Bud Asterisk]

Thanks Jon.

I did more searching and realized the *.sh did not get copied over to a
suitable location so have them moved now. Error is gone after a chmod or
two :)

When I used RTKNAVI I can get FIX no issue and will be another day or two
before I get config ironed out for RTKRCV.

Bud.

On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 7:27 PM drwho <drwho at infidigm.net> wrote:

> Hi Bud,
>
> I had to set the execution permission on both rtkstart.sh and rtkshut.sh
>
> If you cd to RTKLIB/app/rtkrcv/gcc
>
> then type ls -l *.sh
>
> -rwxr--r-- 1 drwho drwho 61 Nov 12 13:51 rtkshut.sh
> -rwxr--r-- 1 drwho drwho 58 Nov 12 13:51 rtkstart.sh
>
> (these are mine after the execution flag has been set)
>
> To set the execution flag, type
>
> chmod u+x rtkshut.sh
>
> and then again for rtkshut.sh
>
> I also recommend you use the 2.4.3 branch of rtklib as a run into a couple
> of bugs in 2.4.2.
>
> git checkout rtklib_2.4.3
>
> Please let me know if you are able to get a solution with any mode other
> than single.  When I try kinematic, I get the error no double-differenced
> residual.  I also don't get any valid Glonass satellites.  no ephemeris
> is found for them.
>
> Jon
>
>
> On 2019-11-18 6:16 p.m., Bud Asterisk wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have been playing with the RTKlib packages for a few months now. Current
> setup is 2 CSG M8T receivers. Each connected to a Raspberry Pi Zero W. The
> pi run str2str that I compiled on the pi. These connect to RTKNAVI on my
> laptop without issue, all over wifi. Have 2 cell phones ready to handle the
> data connection so I can take it out into the wild! No problems at this
> point.
>
> I want to use RTKRCV which I have compiled on a linux machine. Am able to
> make config changes but the tool is telling me to restart after I make a
> config change. Here is what I am doing:
>
> rtkrcv> help rtkrcv ver.2.4.2 start : start rtk server stop : stop rtk
> server restart : restart rtk sever solution [cycle] : show solution
> status [cycle] : show rtk status satellite [-n] [cycle]: show satellite
> status observ [-n] [cycle] : show observation data navidata [cycle] :
> show navigation data stream [cycle] : show stream status error : show
> error/warning messages option [opt] : show option(s) set opt [val] : set
> option load [file] : load options from file save [file] : save options to
> file log [file|off] : start/stop log to file help|? [path] : print help
> exit : exit and logout console shutdown : shutdown rtk server !command
> [arg...]: execute command in shellrtkrcv> restart sh: 1: ./rtkstart.sh:
> not foundcommand exec error: ./rtkstart.sh (32512)rtk server start errorrtkrcv>
> start sh: 1: ./rtkstart.sh: not foundcommand exec error: ./rtkstart.sh
> (32512)rtk server start errorrtkrcv> stop rtk server stoprtkrcv> start sh:
> 1: ./rtkstart.sh: not foundcommand exec error: ./rtkstart.sh (32512)rtk
> server start errorrtkrcv> It cant seem to find the start or restart
> commands....any wisdom? I only did the compile of rtkrcv and no others.
>
>
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