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Excellent project. I did find a few typos in the file setup_the_server.md. The sed command failed because the following lines contain backtick (grave accent) characters instead of single quote characters:
line 98
sudo sed -i `s/CPU_DEFAULT_GOVERNOR ...
line 105
sudo sed -i `/if ...
The gpsd.service failed to start as line 145
DEVICES="/dev/ttyAMA0 /dev/pps0″
ends with a 'seconds' character (code 0x2033) in lieu of the double quote character. I see you had corrected a similar issue with the adafruit project.
Apart from the typos there were a couple of other things I had problems with. I did not need the the the parameter dtparam=i2c_arm=on in the [pi5] section of the config.txt file as it already exists near the top of the file as a comment. You can manually uncomment the line or edit it via the raspi-config utility.
Finally I needed to add:
sudo systemctl enable gpsd
I inserted it prior to
sudo systemctl restart gpsd
This may be due to me inadvertently disabling gpsd.service while debugging it due to line 145 in setup_the_server.md. I decided to leave it in as a precaution.
Even with these issues I found the setup easy to follow. Well done.
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Excellent project. I did find a few typos in the file setup_the_server.md. The sed command failed because the following lines contain backtick (grave accent) characters instead of single quote characters:
line 98
sudo sed -i `s/CPU_DEFAULT_GOVERNOR ...
line 105
sudo sed -i `/if ...
The gpsd.service failed to start as line 145
DEVICES="/dev/ttyAMA0 /dev/pps0″
ends with a 'seconds' character (code 0x2033) in lieu of the double quote character. I see you had corrected a similar issue with the adafruit project.
Apart from the typos there were a couple of other things I had problems with. I did not need the the the parameter dtparam=i2c_arm=on in the [pi5] section of the config.txt file as it already exists near the top of the file as a comment. You can manually uncomment the line or edit it via the raspi-config utility.
Finally I needed to add:
sudo systemctl enable gpsd
I inserted it prior to
sudo systemctl restart gpsd
This may be due to me inadvertently disabling gpsd.service while debugging it due to line 145 in setup_the_server.md. I decided to leave it in as a precaution.
Even with these issues I found the setup easy to follow. Well done.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: