Let me know when there is a package and I will test in the APRS
Appliance. right now it uses 3.23.2 dev.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 4:55 AM Nick Taylor <nicktaylor@dataskill.uk
<mailto:nicktaylor@dataskill.uk>> wrote:
Fantastic news!!
We have found 3.23rc to work nicely with tcp feeds which was a
requirement of ours.
We *still* haven't managed to get approval for real world testing
as our
customers are highly resistant to change - even if it means
improvments...
Will get stable packaged up and push for proper test in the field.
Many thanks for all your hard work
Cheers
Nick
On 28/04/2022 01:28, Gary E. Miller wrote:
> Yo All!
>
> I tagged gpsd 3.24 for release last Friday, but it took a whil
eo get
> the tarballs up on Savannah:
>
> http://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/gpsd/
<http://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/gpsd/>
>
> Git head is now marked 3.24.1~dev.
>
> Here is the NEWS for 3.24:
>
> 3.24: 2022-04-22
> NTRIP 2.0 now works. But still only plain HTML, not RTP, etc.
> Remove ntrip option and NTRIP_ENABLE. Always build.
> Remove passthrough option and PASSTHROUGH_ENABLE. Always build.
> Remove nmea0183 option and NMEA0183_ENABLE. Always build.
> Remove netfeed option and NETFEED_ENABLE. Always build.
> gpsd will retry ntrip:// and tcp:// connections
> cgps can expand to show more sats. Added --rtk option.
> maidenhead() checks for input errors.
> Better SHM logs.
> PPS and TOFF JSON now include shm used, and real precision.
> Add initial, untested, TSIPv1 support
> split debug messages into different syslog() levels.
> New ppscheck options, and can use /dev/ppsX devices.
> First try at TSIPv1 protocol decodes.
> Decode Quectel $PQVERNO for firmware version
> Decode Skytrak PX1172RH_DS messages.
>
> Not a lot of stuff that affects many people, but a lot of
improements
> here and there that specific types of end users want/need.
>
> Let's hold off a bit on major changes in case a quick 3.24.1 is
needed.
>
> In the meantime I'm going to try to create my own permanent NTRIP 2
> base station with an F9P. My local ORGN only supports GPS and some
> GLONASS, which makes Galileo, BeiDou, etc. not less useful.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> RGDS
> GARY
>
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