when MissionPlanner is connected to multiple aircraft, and gets packet/s for multiple different sysids, the behaviour that defines which folder the logfile/s are created appears to be pseudo-random.
Version
all
Platform
[ ] All
[ ] AntennaTracker
[ ] Copter
[ X ] Plane
[ ] Rover
[ ] Sub
Airframe type
not relevant
Hardware type
pixhawk, but any should be similar
Logs
look in User/Documents/Mission Planner/logs/FIXED_WING, and you'll see folder/s for each aircraft sysid, except for multi-vehicle ops with multiple sysids at once, it's not as you'd expect here. you have to search all the subfolder/s for a logfile as it could be under any of the sysid/s that you were using at that time.
Issue details
when MissionPlanner is connected to multiple aircraft, and gets packet/s for multiple different sysids, the behaviour that defines which folder the logfile/s are created appears to be pseudo-random.
Version
all
Platform
[ ] All [ ] AntennaTracker [ ] Copter [ X ] Plane [ ] Rover [ ] Sub
Airframe type
not relevant
Hardware type
pixhawk, but any should be similar
Logs
look in User/Documents/Mission Planner/logs/FIXED_WING, and you'll see folder/s for each aircraft sysid, except for multi-vehicle ops with multiple sysids at once, it's not as you'd expect here. you have to search all the subfolder/s for a logfile as it could be under any of the sysid/s that you were using at that time.