Re: Finally, a GUI to setup WeatherSix is here.

That's not good to hear!  Yes I did have a swap file enabled while I was
developing but I made sure that I turned it off when I was testing the
application. I know for sure that if you are using the additional background
images feature, you will need some swap space setup and if you don't, the
HD1000 will always lock up when you navigate to the second location.  I
guess I could modify the application so that the border image around the
radar image doesn't load to keep from going over the limit.

-BJ

"Thaddeus Buzolich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I like the interface for adding and removing locations.  When I tried to
get the radar
> map my roku froze.  Do you have additional swap space setup on yours?
>
> My flash card from newegg arrives tomorrow and won't be leaving the Roku
for a long time.
>
> Best,
> Thad
>
>
> BJ Johns said:
> > No more need to use Telnet to setup the WeatherSix application.
> >
> > I have completed and released a new version which contains an on-screen
> > keyboard which makes it very easy to specify the locations that you want
> > weather information for.  In addition to the GUI, this version supports
up
> > to 10 locations as well as weather radar images, or for those locations
> > outside the U.S., satellite images.  Check out the new web site and you
can
> > see what the new GUI screens look like on the 'Setup' page...
> >
> > Try it out....
> > http://home.earthlink.net/~weathersix
> >
> > Harold 'BJ' Johns
> >
> >
> >
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