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RC5 #952

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Dewey3 opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 3 comments
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RC5 #952

Dewey3 opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 3 comments

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@Dewey3
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Dewey3 commented Apr 26, 2024

I am seeing more references to RC5 as testing continues. Not wanting to hijack any of the other threads, I rather ask about it here. Where can I find the latest versions of RC5? I had a link to try a RC5 version 2 or 3 months ago, but that version never locked in on the control channels so I couldn't go any further. I would like to give it another spin if it has evolved since then. My apologies in advance if this information is over on Discord. I'm kicking and screaming about going to Discord and would rather not unless it is absolutely necessary.

EDIT: Maybe I shouldn't be calling it "RC5" since the RC stands for Release Candidate, so I'll correct that to ask where can I find the latest v5 test candidate? Thanks.

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taclane commented Apr 26, 2024

It is available both as a docker image:
docker pull robotastic/trunk-recorder:RC5.0 etc..

Or can be compiled from source using the normal instructions:
git clone https://github.com/robotastic/trunk-recorder.git --branch rc/v5.0 trunk-recorder-5
(if you're unsure about breaking a working copy of trunk recorder 4.7, you may want to use a separate GitHub directory for the 5.0 rc, that way you can quickly revert by going back to your 4.7 directory and make install it back into place)

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Dewey3 commented Apr 26, 2024

Thanks! Personally, I don't care for Docker only for the very simple reason that I feel it is taking unnecessary resources, processes, memory, etc, even if not a lot. I keep extra RPi on hand for testing and that is my plan this time so I'm not worried about breaking my main TR RPi. In addition, I always build on my smallest Micro SD Cards (8GB) and create image files of my finished products, so going backward is not a problem either... maybe a brief time consuming to brings things back up to current, but not a problem. As always, thanks again.

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Dewey3 commented Apr 27, 2024

It is available both as a docker image: docker pull robotastic/trunk-recorder:RC5.0 etc..

Or can be compiled from source using the normal instructions: git clone https://github.com/robotastic/trunk-recorder.git --branch rc/v5.0 trunk-recorder-5 (if you're unsure about breaking a working copy of trunk recorder 4.7, you may want to use a separate GitHub directory for the 5.0 rc, that way you can quickly revert by going back to your 4.7 directory and make install it back into place)

Thank you again @tadscottsmith . I just finished the latest RC5 build and watching it decoding. For me, the good news is that I had no problem capturing the control channel and it is running well. The bad news is that the UIDs are still running together (not changing on quick back-to-back transmissions) on the very busy Prince George's Co, MD, 2A8 system (https://www.radioreference.com/db/sid/6341). Also, I still get the installation errors I mentioned in #938 when installing on a RPi. Somewhere in the "Add all of the libraries needed" step, xtrx-dkms is getting installed, but xtrx-dkms is not working with the latest version of RaspberryPi OS (??? Debian also ???). That causes errors to be created after anything is installed or the system is updated. I know that it is not a Trunk-Recorder issue, but I am mentioning it since it affects the Trunk-Recorder installation. Thanks.

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