>You are not providing enough details. What is in gps.log?
>(But there might be a bug, and if so finding it would be helpful.)
I had started gpsprof in background (
gpsprf -n 864000 > gps.log
) and after few minutes in ps aux the command was not running. There was nothing in the gps.log file. The above command works for 100/200 values. I am checking the same today.
>My preference is to gather data and then analyze it.
>I use "gpspipe -w" to save data.
gpspipe -w log also i will try to provide.
>(I would suggest reading all of the man pages that come with gpsd
>thoroughly, at least gpsd, ubxtool, gpspipe and gpsprof, if you haven't
>already done that.)
I have read those options for the commands that I wanted to test. I will go through them thoroughly.
Regards