tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:08:00 +0000http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/news.htmlBillBlogger11125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-111886944224008255Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:00:00 +00002005-06-15T14:04:02.243-07:00It took far too many hours to build, test and package the WinXastir CD-Rom for the few copies that were shipped. I'll keep the technology alive but can't afford to spin any more ATU's on this project for the few folks that were interested. On to bigger and better things. Billhttp://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/06/winxastir-no-more-cd-rom.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-111161108320612633Wed, 23 Mar 2005 20:48:00 +00002005-03-23T12:51:23.206-08:00183 MB as a bzip2 file... Xastir 1.4.2 - my build #26 - from March 10. http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/plus login - xastir0503 pw - downloads This is the CD-ROM without all the extras such as shape files and callsign databases. If you have the bandwidth to download the .ISO, you'll already be set up to easily download the extras from their Internet home. This will be available http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/03/minimum-iso-26-download-available.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-111052108781757460Fri, 11 Mar 2005 05:31:00 +00002005-03-10T22:06:07.856-08:00> On average? > > At a minimum? I did two clean installs... Properties on c:\cygwin for the xastir-min install show 120 MB (149 MB on Disk) Properties on c:\cygwin for xastir-devel show 365 MB (425 on Disk). The "min" install has 10,654 files.. Seems that all windowing systems have a bit of a software bloat problem. The XYL's 2 GHz WinXP system with 768 MB ram makes the Xastir/Cygwin installhttp://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/03/how-large-is-cygwin-installation.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-111050454367664893Fri, 11 Mar 2005 01:25:00 +00002005-03-10T17:29:03.680-08:00Ok.. It was a whole list of "somethings." Cygwin is busted (a little) on Win98. My local mirror had some corrupt files. Etc. A new script to verify the local mirror and running on the XYL's XP box made a big difference. It should all be better now. The plain "xastir" package has been replaced with "xastir-stable". The "xastir-devel" package adds one script to make setting up CVS easy and http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/03/xastir-devel-now-available.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-111035152418332831Wed, 09 Mar 2005 06:52:00 +00002005-03-08T22:58:44.186-08:00>> I'd appreciate the feedback if anybody trys the network install at >> http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir > Just did the network install here. XP-SP2 updated. Worked a charm. Please give it another try. I've been putting too many ATU's in to WinXastir and I think I'm finally making some progress. Lots of little things and hickups are keeping it challenging and a character building exercisehttp://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/03/new-xastir-devel-package.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110551149510423535Wed, 12 Jan 2005 06:27:00 +00002005-01-11T22:31:35.103-08:00Compiling a full featured Cygwin Xastir executable is a challenge. Here's a precompiled Xastir ready to go. Download it, decompressed it with bzip -d <> xastir.exe, put it in /usr/local/bin and set the execute permissions. Xastir 1.4.2 Compiled 1/11/2005 Be sure to export MAGICK_HOME=/usr or Tigermaps won't work. Output from ./configure step of compile xastir 1.4.2 has been http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2005/01/winxastir-executable-only-available.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110413158029647460Sun, 26 Dec 2004 07:09:00 +00002004-12-26T23:13:00.296-08:00The Cygwin Xastir network install document web page has been tweaked. The latest STABLE Xastir CVS source has been fetched, compiled and uploaded. It's time to give the WinXastir network install a workout... http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2004/12/winxastir-netinstall-14116.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110400242666690257Sat, 25 Dec 2004 19:16:00 +00002004-12-25T11:20:26.666-08:00News and announcements for the WinXastir project will be posted here. Mixing the information in with the Lintronix site was confusing. http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2004/12/winxastir.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110413027469076954Sat, 25 Dec 2004 06:49:00 +00002004-12-26T22:51:14.690-08:00In response to a question on the SEATCP discussion list. The callsign data at the FCC site is only a .zip. I've modified the fcc-get script from Xastir to pull out the listing, sort it, and then compress it (bzip2) on my own for my archives that I use to build the Xastir/Cygwin CD-Rom... ( http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir ) It was when I was experimenting with the file processing scripthttp://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2004/12/winxastir-cd-has-fcc-callbook-data.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110412001680690788Fri, 24 Dec 2004 03:59:00 +00002004-12-26T20:01:42.290-08:00For anyone interested, I also made up a Cygwin/Xastir CD. Not as flexible as Bill's but it's a one-double click process. Double-click and don't touch the computer for 5 minutes, since it uses Autoit and moving the mouse can cause it to miss a step. Total install takes about half an hour, more if the Canadian Toporama maps are included (add 400 MB). It has Imagemagick and Shapefile support. $10 http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2004/12/ve4trt-cygwin-xastir-install-cd.htmlBilltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9782170.post-110413178015760956Sun, 19 Dec 2004 07:15:00 +00002004-12-26T23:16:20.156-08:00Update 12/18/2004 - New install documentation with pictures is on the web! --- 1. Download the Cygwin setup.exe tool from http://www.cygwin.com/ - http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe 2. Run setup.exe a. Select Install From Internet b. Root Directory c:\cygwin (or whatever). All users . Unix c. Local directory: d. Direct connection (unless you know you have a proxy) Now it http://www.lintronix.com/winxastir/2004/12/preliminary-winxastir-net-install.htmlBill