GPSD and Bluetooth Configuration Ubuntu 16.04 Issue
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GPSD is not working correctly when a bluetooth GPS is connected. This is what happens, for some reason XGPS does not see data from GPSD, it's random at best when it works, however RFCOMM0 does have data. IF you type GPSMON RFCOMM0, you can see information from the GPS every sec, none stop. However, XGPS does not and if use a mapping software like NAVIT, it gets no data either.
If I disconnect the bluetooth GPS and connect a USB GPS, Using the config file GPSD in the /etc/default location.. where DEVICES=/dev/rfcomm0 is set to /dev/GPS0, xgps works and so does NAVIT.
On the previous version of ubuntu , It worked fine with the BLUETOOTH GPS, X160 by Dual, SkyPro.
I have these lines in my rc.local to connect the bluetooth GPS on startup.
(note that also a manual process of connecting the GPS renders the same result)
in my rc.local:
rfkill unblock bluetooth
rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:19:01:45:A1:E5 1
bluetooth gps
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GPSD is not working correctly when a bluetooth GPS is connected. This is what happens, for some reason XGPS does not see data from GPSD, it's random at best when it works, however RFCOMM0 does have data. IF you type GPSMON RFCOMM0, you can see information from the GPS every sec, none stop. However, XGPS does not and if use a mapping software like NAVIT, it gets no data either.
If I disconnect the bluetooth GPS and connect a USB GPS, Using the config file GPSD in the /etc/default location.. where DEVICES=/dev/rfcomm0 is set to /dev/GPS0, xgps works and so does NAVIT.
On the previous version of ubuntu , It worked fine with the BLUETOOTH GPS, X160 by Dual, SkyPro.
I have these lines in my rc.local to connect the bluetooth GPS on startup.
(note that also a manual process of connecting the GPS renders the same result)
in my rc.local:
rfkill unblock bluetooth
rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:19:01:45:A1:E5 1
bluetooth gps
asked Apr 30 at 14:10
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GPSD is not working correctly when a bluetooth GPS is connected. This is what happens, for some reason XGPS does not see data from GPSD, it's random at best when it works, however RFCOMM0 does have data. IF you type GPSMON RFCOMM0, you can see information from the GPS every sec, none stop. However, XGPS does not and if use a mapping software like NAVIT, it gets no data either.
If I disconnect the bluetooth GPS and connect a USB GPS, Using the config file GPSD in the /etc/default location.. where DEVICES=/dev/rfcomm0 is set to /dev/GPS0, xgps works and so does NAVIT.
On the previous version of ubuntu , It worked fine with the BLUETOOTH GPS, X160 by Dual, SkyPro.
I have these lines in my rc.local to connect the bluetooth GPS on startup.
(note that also a manual process of connecting the GPS renders the same result)
in my rc.local:
rfkill unblock bluetooth
rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:19:01:45:A1:E5 1
bluetooth gps
asked Apr 30 at 14:10
Fausto Cepeda
63
GPSD is not working correctly when a bluetooth GPS is connected. This is what happens, for some reason XGPS does not see data from GPSD, it's random at best when it works, however RFCOMM0 does have data. IF you type GPSMON RFCOMM0, you can see information from the GPS every sec, none stop. However, XGPS does not and if use a mapping software like NAVIT, it gets no data either.
If I disconnect the bluetooth GPS and connect a USB GPS, Using the config file GPSD in the /etc/default location.. where DEVICES=/dev/rfcomm0 is set to /dev/GPS0, xgps works and so does NAVIT.
On the previous version of ubuntu , It worked fine with the BLUETOOTH GPS, X160 by Dual, SkyPro.
I have these lines in my rc.local to connect the bluetooth GPS on startup.
(note that also a manual process of connecting the GPS renders the same result)
in my rc.local:
rfkill unblock bluetooth
rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:19:01:45:A1:E5 1
bluetooth gps
asked Apr 30 at 14:10
Fausto Cepeda
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