Launch rtkrcv at boot of my Linux system #298
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I have the same problem under Debian 8. It appears to be due to the segmentation fault error, a result of the b24 release apparently. See thread: #272 The problem is crudely solved by starting rtkrcv manually ("rtkrcv -o my_conf_file.conf" and then "start"). |
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I meet the same problem too. If I turn on outstream into a file in the configure file and then excute "rtkrcv -s -o "my_conf_file.conf" " in my putty terminal, but the terminal immediately closed and I found rtkrcv was not running at backend using "top" command in a new terminal. On the other side, if I turn off outstream into a file in the configure file and then excute "rtkrcv -s -o "my_conf_file.conf" " in my putty terminal, everything is ok. I hope this phenomenon will be a little clue to find out reason. |
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Yes I found that too MrYuLing - outputting to a file was the problem. |
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Hi. I have a similar problem, but it is with 2.4.2p12. According to the logs it appears that my /etc/rc.local is not completing. It seems to stop partway through the nvsmode instruction on boot. |
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This is a duplicate of #272 |
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Hi all
I don't see 2.4.2p26 on github. Or do you mean 2.4.3b26 ?
Anyway, is 2.4.2 still supported? If not, then 2.4.3 ought to come out of Beta.
I'm nor sure what is the stable supported release now.
Cheers
Bill
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Subject: Re: [tomojitakasu/RTKLIB] Launch rtkrcv at boot of my Linux system (#298)
This is a duplicate of #272 <#272>
Please close this bug and add comments on main bug. No need confusion.
Also as we have p26 now, nobody will fix issues at p12. So upgrade to never version and test.
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Sorry, its b26, not p26. |
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OK. No worries.
However, I tried 2.4.3b28 with the suggested fix and I still don't get an autostart at boot (without -s), but a manual start (without -s) works. It just seems that rtkrcv dies even before it open the trace file (or maybe it's when it opens the trace file).
I'll do some more debugging to see if I can uncover more detail.
Cheers
Bill
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Sorry, its b26, not p26.
2.4.3 is still beta and there is no problem with using 2.4.2. However, if you are using beta version, you should try newer version.
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This fix works for me with b27. I had several compilation errors with b28 and use b27. |
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Thanks for the suggestions:
1. I did make clean and make on b28 using your makefile amendments from issue #306 with only a few warning messages.
2. I have a similar setup to you RasPi 3B with Raspbian Jessie and I have a RaspiGNSS module.
3. The issue I have appears in 2.4.2p12 and 2.4.3b28 and seems to be a systemd timing problem, where the drivers have not all been installed when rtkrcv is started.
4. I don't yet know enough about Git to get b27. But I will learn.
5. I started rtkrcv in /etc/rc.local, but that was a bad choice, so I will try auto-starting it after login (in ~/.config/autostart I believe).
Conclusion.
This is not an issue with the rtkrcv code.
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This fix works for me with b27. I had several compilation errors with b28 and use b27.
This is on raspberry pi with raspbian (debian jessie mod)
You must do make clean and recompile with make in RTKLIB_2.4.3/app/rtkrcv/gcc folder.
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Hi Again
I take back all my comments about a systemd timing issues. That turned out was not the case.
What I did find out from adding to the beginning of /etc/rc.local
exec > /tmp/rc-local.log 2>&1
was that I was getting an error message from rtkrcv ONLY WHEN STARTED IN /etc/rc.local, which indicated I must have a -d option defining the console device.
I added -d /dev/tty0 to my rtkrcv command in /etc/rc.local and it now works OK in 2.4.3b28
Maybe this should be documented somewhere. My apologies if it is and I missed it.
Cheers
Bill
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This fix works for me with b27. I had several compilation errors with b28 and use b27.
This is on raspberry pi with raspbian (debian jessie mod)
You must do make clean and recompile with make in RTKLIB_2.4.3/app/rtkrcv/gcc folder.
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Hi billmaidment, Thanks for your post. I solved similar problems in my trying to auto-start RTKRCV. It really save my day! |
Hello,
I need to launch rtkrcv at boot of my system with Linux/Debian OS. In order to do that I wrote a bash file containing the following call
rtkrcv -s -o "my_conf_file.conf"
and created the Linux service with update-rc.d. However rtkrcv is not executed.
Have anyone had a similar problem? Any hint how to solve it?
Thank you very much,
Alessandro
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