Hi there!
I’m using rtl_tcp with a dongle but when i connect to the device running
rtl_tcp i get a lot of these messages:
11+, now 1
11-, now 0
…
.
.
.
.
.
.
what does they mean? how can i avoid diplayng these messages?
Many thanks!
Hi there!
I’m using rtl_tcp with a dongle but when i connect to the device running
rtl_tcp i get a lot of these messages:
11+, now 1
11-, now 0
…
.
.
.
.
.
.
what does they mean? how can i avoid diplayng these messages?
Many thanks!
Maybe i’m loosing packets?
On 19 Sep 2012 15:09, Favati wrote:
Hi there!
I’m using
rtl_tcp with a dongle but when i connect to the device running
rtl_tcp i get a lot of these messages:
11+, now 1
11-, now 0
…
.
.
.
.
.
.what does they mean? how can i avoid
diplayng these messages?Many thanks!
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I assume those
are internal debugging messages.
Most Linux applications that use
stderr/stdout for logging purposes can have their stdout/stderr
redirected to /dev/null:
rtl_tcp whatever-parameters-it-takes
/dev/null 2>&1
Then anything it prints out will silently be
discarded.
If you want finer control than that, you’ll have to modify
the source code.
thanks!
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