I hit CTRL-C at the command line to stop and still see no test.gpx file.ĭoes anyone here use gpsbabel and if so do you have any ideas? When I look in the directory with the GPX output there is not file. It also does that with the KML output for Google Earth but it also creates the KML file and is constantly refreshing it. However, when I enter that command it jumps to the next line and just sits there. Gpsbabel -i nmea -f /dev/ttyUSB0 -o gpx -F test.gpx I've played around with it a bit and was able to get output into a kml file for live tracking in Google Earth but I am unable to get the GPX output file that I desire. The openstreetmap project requires uploads in a GPX format and from what I read the best way to do that is using gpsbabel. I would like to be a part of the openstreetmap project so that there will be better maps out there. So there I may need to just download a JPG or something along that line. I have gpsdrive working for the most part but I am unable to get the software to download a local map. I had Iguidance for GPS Navigation and found that the Linux equivalent is going to be gpsdrive, openstreetmap project and gpsbabel. So I've been in the process of trying to replicated what I did have on the laptop. This has really renewed my interest in computers again.
#Close gpsbabel pro#
The other day I pulled 2003 Server off of my home server and XP Pro off of my Laptop and replaced them with Ubuntu Distributions.
I've been in IT for 12 years now and have only played with Linux on a limited basis.
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