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Broadband Related => Router Monitoring Software => Topic started by: roseway on February 27, 2013, 06:42:00 PM
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This is just a quick upgrade to deal with the bug in the Windows version which caused an error when logarithmic scaling was enabled on the FEC graph. There are no other changes.
The bug existed in all versions, but apparently the Linux versions deal with it without crashing. It would probably be sensible for Linux users to upgrade to this fixed version as well.
http://rsux.plainroad.me.uk
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Got it. Thank you, Eric. :)
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You're welcome :)
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Eric the executable bit is off again on 2.41 32bit linux version.
Otherwise running fine....
Stuart
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Sorry Stuart. :-[
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This is just a quick upgrade to deal with the bug in the Windows version which caused an error when logarithmic scaling was enabled on the FEC graph.
It's working. Thanks.
I found another small bug. If the program is started with the configuration "FEC errors: enabled" and "CRC errors: disabled" it shows the CRC errors graph inside the FEC errors tab.
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I found another small bug. If the program is started with the configuration "FEC errors: enabled" and "CRC errors: disabled" it shows the CRC errors graph inside the FEC errors tab.
Yes, there is something wrong with the way those two tabs behave. I'll check it out.
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One other 'phoo-bah' for your list, Eric.
When 'Configuration' / 'Misc' / 'Save event log on exit' is selected and the executing utility is stopped and exited, the ASCII text event log is saved as a 'PNG' file. ???
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the ASCII text event log is saved as a 'PNG' file.
Ah, so it is indeed. It is actually a text file, but it has the wrong extension. Sorry. :)
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No worries. An easy fix for the next release, I'm sure. :)
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In the future would it be possible to add an 'auto-update' facility to notify users of new versions and give them the option to download them?
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In the future would it be possible to add an 'auto-update' facility to notify users of new versions and give them the option to download them?
Yes, I've been thinking about that, and I'll be looking at building it in as an option shortly.
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Apart from that, the latest version of rs-w is running fine here on Ubuntu 12.10 (trying Linux to see if I can use it on a daily basis with OS X).
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Thanks for letting me know.
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Are there plans for a 64-bit Windows version?
Edit: On the Windows version, 'Stats per band' can still be enabled even when on a non-VDSL modem.
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Are there plans for a 64-bit Windows version?
Not in the immediate future. I don't have a 64-bit Windows system to build it on. It's just possible that I can cross-compile it on a different type of system, but that's unknown territory for me.
Edit: On the Windows version, 'Stats per band' can still be enabled even when on a non-VDSL modem.
That's an odd one, I'll check it out.
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And what about adding the downstream SNRM value to the icon in the system tray?
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And what about adding the downstream SNRM value to the icon in the system tray?
Added to the todo list.
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Are there plans for a 64-bit Windows version?
What are the expected benefits of a 64-bit version? Here it's running fine on 64 bit Windows 7.
I think it will never use more than 4 GB of memory, so that it would be necessary to use 64-bit.
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On the Windows version, 'Stats per band' can still be enabled even when on a non-VDSL modem.
"Stats per band" can always be enabled before you start recording, because at that stage the program doesn't know what sort of modem or service it's connected to. But as soon as you start recording, that option disables itself if you're not on VDSL2.
Or did you mean that you were able to set this option after starting recording?