Re: gpsd + ubx

[Florian Kiera]

Hey Gary!

Am 02.06.20 um 20:05 schrieb Gary E. Miller:
> Yo Florian!
>
> On Tue, 2 Jun 2020 10:30:45 +0200
> Florian Kiera <florian.kiera@logicway.de> wrote:
>
> > This mail was supposed to be send on the 28th of May, somehow it was
> > not send properly. Maybe due to the size of the attachments... Hope
> > decoding logs.tar.gz is fine
> I assume they are the same size and working now?
>
> Are these still from May 28?  A lot of changes since then.
>
> > The issues I had with gpsd might be solved with the changes to
> > driver_ubx.c!
> What changes?  When?  Where?
>
> Can you please repeat with git head?
>
> > > I warned people this is new code.
> > Latest git head doesn't work for me.
> "Latest" not useful after 5 days...
>
> > Whenever I run "gpsd -n
> > /dev/ttyACM0 -N -D 5" (the USB definition is needed to make gpsd not
> > working) the gpsd starts things up and after getting a message from
> > the ubx device (always the same) gpsd freezes and cannot be stopped
> > except through "sudo kill -9 id".
> You realize you are missing "-n"?
>
> Ugh, someone changed the ttyACM0 code recently, I guess they forgot to test it.
>
> commit a18044dd88b8b9d0b2cada261913ca03433af5f3
> Author: Joachim Kross <kross@kaffeeschluerfer.com>
> Date:   Wed May 20 18:11:23 2020 +0200
>
> But you tested gpsd after that?
>
> > Log of this: gpsd_crash.txt: will run it with D 10 there, gpspipe and
> > gpsmon will be empty too         attachment
> I see no crash in gpsd_crash.txt  look normal.
>
> > Maybe one of the driver*.c that were changed causes the loop?
> Loop !- crash.  Which is it?
>
> You realize without "-n" it is normal for gosd to do nothing there?
>
> > > Always best to submit patches as MRs.
> > Hope I did it right, never worked with github/gitlab that way. It was
> > an attachment of the mail where I wrote "ubxtool.patch: contains the
> > additions I made" tho.
> My long term memory is nil.  Please resubmit anything 5 day old.  Unless
> I already merged something.

Latest gpsd gitlab head works fine again. :) I used -n tho. However 
sorry for giving the outdated logs, here are the current (used latest 
git head 3rd June 2020 11am CET).

I compromised them to the archive logs.tar.gz to prevent too huge file 
sizes again: logs.tar.gz:

-base.sh: file I run on the base (contains the settings I make and the 
pull requests for config and status)
-base_status.txt: status output of base.sh
-base_config.txt: config output of base.sh

-rover.sh: file I run on the rover (contains the settings I make and the 
pull requests for config and status)
-rover_status.txt: status output of rover.sh
-rover_config.txt: config output of rover.sh

Regards Florian

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