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If you buy the Windows 10 Pro version it includes the installers for both the Pro and Home 64 bit versions. Purchase Windows 10 on USB flash drive from the Microsoft Store, Amazon or a local computer reseller.
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Since then several people have put more effort into making it smarter, but there are still places where “we’re smart about guessing what you wanted to happen here” doesn’t get the right answer.īob Oct 10, 2018, at 1:22 AM, Bob Jacobsen wrote:Microsoft makes it easy for existing Windows 7 and 8 users to get a free version of Windows 10 from within Windows, but for a new installation of Windows on a MacBook that has never had a copy you'll want to look at the following methods: But other voices carried the day, in part because they argued “How could it cause a problem?” and the change was made. It was simple: “Your preferences don’t work with your hardware. (5) The user fixes the problem in (1), whatever it was, and restarts JMRI, but the defaults were changed. The user says OK, so now the defaults have been saved as “Internal”
(4) When the user goes to shut down JMRI, it notices that the preferences have changed (in (3) above), so prompts to save them. So that change was made, and when (2) is encountered in this case, the defaults were changed. Some people strongly argued that it was better to switch to the “Internal” choices so JMRI could continue instead of giving up. (3) A long time ago, when (2) happened JMRI posted an error and gave up. (2) JMRI comes up, can’t communicate with the hardware because of (1) (1) Something other than JMRI is updates (hardware connection, OS drivers, etc)
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I still don’t understand how/why a version upgrade would “break” an existing working setup in this regard.Don’t know exactly why this happened for you, but the usual sequence is: On Oct 9, 2018, at 6:14 PM, cgofftn wrote: Message at bottom of window pane reads: Found mfg 123 (Massoth Electronic, GMBH) version 123 no such decoder defined. When trying to ID the loco, the loco is identified as a Massoth Electronik, GMBH. cu.Bluetooth is NOT the LocoBuffer-USB.Īll settings in Preferences are correct.
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Make sure that the options are set to LocoNet.įor the MacBook Pro, you probably did not install the LocoBuffer drivers from RR-CirKits. On Oct 9, 2018, at 6:35 PM, Dave Sand wrote:Ĭheck Preferences > Defaults.
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It started after we upgraded to the lasted production version of JMRI.Īny thoughts or ideas on how to get DecoderPro working again with this "programming setup"would be greatly appreciated. As noted above, this problem did not exist with previous versions of JMRI and this setup. It appears there is no communication between JMRI and the programming track using the setup listed above. Tried all combinations of Zephyrs and programming tracks/PowerPax boosters listed above. Same result when trying to ID the loco.Īpple MacBook Pro running macOS Mohave with LocoBuffer USB on cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port. Different programming track with different PowerPax programming booster. Different DCS 50 with different LocoBuffer USB on COM3. Message at bottom of window pane reads: Found mfg 123 (Masoth Electronic, GMBH) version 123 no such decoder defined.ĭifferent windows computer (Windows 10) and same JMRI and Java versions. When trying to ID the loco, the loco is indentified as a Massoth Electronik, GMBH. Programming track with PowerPax programming booster.Īll settings in Preferences are correct. Windows 7 computer with LocoNet LocoBuffer USB on COM3. Loco with original Tsunami sound decoder that has been successfully "read" by previous versions of JMRI with the setup described below. On Oct 9, 2018, at 5:24 PM, cgofftn wrote: Any thoughts or ideas on how to get DecoderPro working again with this "programming setup"would be greatly appreciated. It started after we upgraded to the lasted production version of JMRI. Apple MacBook Pro running macOS Mohave with LocoBuffer USB on cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port. Different windows computer (Windows 10) and same JMRI and Java versions. Message at bottom of window pane reads: Found mfg 123 (Masoth Electronic, GMBH) version 123 no such decoder defined.
Programming track with PowerPax programming booster.
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