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tonycanike opened this issue Apr 23, 2023 · 4 comments
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Write today's date to log file in $GNTXT message at startup #440

tonycanike opened this issue Apr 23, 2023 · 4 comments

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tonycanike commented Apr 23, 2023

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Sometimes multiple days of log data get written to a file called "SFE" and I need to figure out which day's data are in the SFE file.

The NMEA messages give the time, but not the date.

It's really really hard to cut up a file using Notepad++ or some other text editor if we don't know where each day's data are

It would also be useful to know the logging actually worked, and having the $GNTXT message with today's date would be helpful.

Yes, ideally everything would work and this wouldn't be necessary. But it does get frustrating being a beta-tester so help us out a little!

Thanks.

Facet running v3.3-Mar 11 2023. I had to downgrade to 3.2 release due to wifi config issues so don't remember for sure.

@tonycanike tonycanike changed the title Write today's date to log file in $GNTXT message Write today's date to log file in $GNTXT message at startup Apr 24, 2023
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nseidle commented Apr 24, 2023

Sometimes multiple days of log data get written to a file called "SFE"

There is a log on your SD card called "SFE.ubx"? That's a rather large issue that we would need to fix. Or are you seeing a mixing of data between log files, aka issue #401?

Yes, ideally everything would work and this wouldn't be necessary. But it does get frustrating being a beta-tester so help us out a little!

Ah. That's very fair. I'll get after it.

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nseidle commented Apr 24, 2023

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Date format is: YYMMDD,HHMMSS

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tonycanike commented Apr 25, 2023

Thank you! Awesome!

Yes, it's like #401.

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nseidle commented May 5, 2023

This was implemented in v3.3 of the RTK firmware. Please let us know if you see any problems.

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