[FOSS-GPS] RTKlib help pls
Bud Asterisk
budasterisk at gmail.com
Mon Nov 18 18:21:56 PST 2019
Jon,
Was able to get rtkrcv running on google cloud and loaded in my config file
I saved from rtknavi. It is as you say, I can get FIX and FLOAT in rtknavi
but not on rtkrcv. I am running 2.4.3 demo5 b29d for rtknavi and know the
guy who did this branch make some fixes and improvements. He provided a
binary of course for windows and I assume he did not port changes to the
CUI files or build environment. It will take me some time to figure out the
changes required but should not be too difficult to get it working. I dont
write code for a living anymore so will take me even longer.
But getting closer!
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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