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RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - MCS2014 - 11-11-2020

(11-05-2020, 09:34 AM)Jeff8356 Wrote: Open Terminal on your Mac and type the following command:

Code:
ping -c4 192.168.0.250

Post the results
Been away last few days. Getting zero packet loss now. What did I do different? Rebooted router. 

Deleted FlashPap, starting over. Back to this....forgot what to do next...

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RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - jaswilliams - 11-11-2020

Press ctrl when clicking on the jar file from the menu click open then accept the prompt

RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - MCS2014 - 11-11-2020

(11-11-2020, 06:55 AM)jaswilliams Wrote: Press ctrl when clicking on the jar file from the menu click open then accept the prompt
Did that, now getting this:
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RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - Jeff8356 - 11-11-2020

Your Mac has a built in helper app to launch jar files, "Jar Launcher.app".  Check to see if FlashPAP.jar is still associated with this helper app...

Open Finder and navigate to where you have the FlashPAP.jar file.  Right click on FlashPAP.jar and select "Get Info".  You should get a window like the one below.  Make sure where it says "Open with" it lists "Jar Launcher.app (default)".  If it has something different let us know.

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RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - MCS2014 - 11-12-2020

(11-11-2020, 01:59 PM)Jeff8356 Wrote: Your Mac has a built in helper app to launch jar files, "Jar Launcher.app".  Check to see if FlashPAP.jar is still associated with this helper app...

Open Finder and navigate to where you have the FlashPAP.jar file.  Right click on FlashPAP.jar and select "Get Info".  You should get a window like the one below.  Make sure where it says "Open with" it lists "Jar Launcher.app (default)".  If it has something different let us know.

I confirmed it lists "Jar Launcher(default)", no ".app" after "Jar Launcher". Lost again. Maybe need to start from step 1.

RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - MCS2014 - 11-13-2020

This is where I'm at now and cannot understand why all my data disappeared. I am still getting zero packet loss when I ping. Where to go from here?

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RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - MCS2014 - 11-14-2020

Need some help here guys.

RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - Sheepish - 11-14-2020

How about just creating a new profile?

Your FlashPAP should then reimport all the data on your FlashAir card, shouldn't it?

RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - Crimson Nape - 11-14-2020

Are you using the same user account? You should see your profile name, with a ".fpap" extension in your FlashPAP directory. If not, try a find command to locate all "*.fpap" files.

RE: Monitoring data wirelessly - Jeff8356 - 11-15-2020

If you were keeping FlashPAP on your local drive (not an external drive) then open Terminal and enter the following command:

Code:
find ~/ -iname "*.fpap" -print
 and it should find any copies of your old FlashPAP profile in your user folders.  If it doesn't find anything then they were either deleted or you were storing them somewhere else.

Or just create a new profile in FlashPAP and import the data again!