Hello All,
I have a Raspberry Pi Zero running the lite OS and I am struggling HARD over the past two days to get gpsd to work correctly. I have a GlobalSat BU-353N USB GPS and have that installed and able to get data from the device using "gpsmon /dev/ttyUSB0" so I know my GPS device is working, device port is correct, etc.
Running as root, I have installed "apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients gpsd-tools". My end goal is to get NMEA data to Python, but I cannot get gpsmon working correctly using "cgps -s" as a test. I have read hours of posts, youtube videos, etc. I have ran all these commands:
systemctl stop gpsd.socket
systemctl disable gpsd.socket
sudo killall gpsd
I have also edited /etc/default/gpsd and tired the device path in various places, disabling USB auto detect, specifying "- n" for no-wait and also "-s 4800" for the baud speed. When I debug cgps, I do not get any errors.
Any advice or direction would be very much appreciated!
Mike
I have a Raspberry Pi Zero running the lite OS and I am struggling HARD over the past two days to get gpsd to work correctly. I have a GlobalSat BU-353N USB GPS and have that installed and able to get data from the device using "gpsmon /dev/ttyUSB0" so I know my GPS device is working, device port is correct, etc.
Running as root, I have installed "apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients gpsd-tools". My end goal is to get NMEA data to Python, but I cannot get gpsmon working correctly using "cgps -s" as a test. I have read hours of posts, youtube videos, etc. I have ran all these commands:
systemctl stop gpsd.socket
systemctl disable gpsd.socket
sudo killall gpsd
I have also edited /etc/default/gpsd and tired the device path in various places, disabling USB auto detect, specifying "- n" for no-wait and also "-s 4800" for the baud speed. When I debug cgps, I do not get any errors.
Any advice or direction would be very much appreciated!
Mike
Statistics: Posted by MikeOrlando02 — Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:41 pm