Closed mfyorp closed 7 years ago
Do you have a local overlay where you can test a custom ebuild?
Yes, I can do that.
OK, I'll debug it and when I have a patch I'll push it to a new branch and give you a live ebuild to test it.
OK great, thanks a lot.
I made a 'debug' branch and I think we can iterate faster with a classic in-repo build:
git clone git@github.com:stefantalpalaru/w_scan2.git
cd w_scan2
git checkout --track origin/debug
Now you can build it:
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
And test the ./w_scan2 binary. If it doesn't fix the problem, please give me the verbose output generated by adding the '-v' argument.
Unfortunately, this hasn't solved the issue. I added the output of ./w_scan2 -f s -s S23E5 -D 0c -R 0 -E 0
here: output.txt
I will investigate further and let you know what other combinations of disecq position and initial satellite.
I ran multiple tests with different combinations of options, disecq positions and initial scan files, but the above mentioned command is so far the only one that's looping.
It would help me if you'd add the '-v' option to increase the output's verbosity.
Sorry about that. Here's the output of the same command, except for the added -v output.txt (it's a rather large file)
Please do a "git pull", a "make" and test it again.
Thank you. This has solved the issue for me!
Thanks for your help.
w_scan2-1.0.1 has been released and is available in my Gentoo overlay.
Hello,
First of all, thanks for continuing the work on w_scan. I'm using the tool on a Gentoo box. I noticed that w_scan2 is stuck in a loop when I execute the following command:
w_scan2 -f s -s S23E5 -D 1c -R 0 -E 0
Stuck in a loop means the same transponder is being scanned over and over again. I have copied part of the output here: http://pastebin.com/LLSSLsfJHow can I debug this further? What kind of information would you like to see?