No network coverage today?

Started by NickJackson, October 08, 2009, 06:54:01 AM

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NickJackson

Has anyone else had problems getting network access this morning?   I've nothing except the hardware box.

It's arrived.  I started at 7.35am and the network kicked in a 8.02am so I assume this was a temporary blip.


AirNav Development

Everything has been Ok with the network today.
Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
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EK01

Sorry guys but there are major problems occurring today. I have had to reboot 3 times. Network coverage has been erratic. Also when aircraft are highlighted on the map the wrong information is on the grid and vice-versa. At one point in My Flights I had information on an aircraft repeated 10 times with no other aircraft showing. The aircraft wasn't even in my part of the world (Scotland)!
In addition to the map freezing (which has already been reported) I am now having instances of the grid freezing and being unable to highlight from one aircraft to another. Result, I have uninstalled version 3.06 and reverted to the prvious version 3.01 Beta. It did have it's faults but seems much more stable than 3.06.
I should add that up until today, version 3.06 had been operating ok, but today something is wrong somewhere !

Jeremy

Have you been sorting the columns in Myflights? i.e. by Altitude?
J.
G4DOQ
QRZ.com

EK01

Jeremy,

I sort the columns in My flights by airline so that all those showing full information and their logos are first. I also saw a posting stating that the problems may have something to do with 'distance' readouts. I have therefore gone into 'preferences' and unticked the 'distance' box so that column is no longer there.
Quite clearly something strange is going on and hence I am reverting to version 3.01 as stated until I am confident it has been fixed.

Ian

Jeremy

Airnav are aware of the sorting problem which looks like it may be bigger than they originally thought.
J.
G4DOQ
QRZ.com