AirView9

[droobie]

Is the Airview9 (and -EXT) ever actually coming out or should I cancel my backorder with Streakwave? I've had my backorder since March or April. Last I saw Ubiquiti hasn't delivered product.

I'd love to own one for my line of work but it seems it keeps getting pushed back.

[UBNT-Ben]

The Airview9 has started shipping. You should be able to get now.

Regards,
Ben

[droobie]

Has the -EXT started shipping as well?

Thanks for the quick response.

[UBNT-Ben]

The EXT model has not started shipping yet. Just the Airview9 at this point. EXT model should be another few weeks.

Regards,

[droobie]

K thanks.

[900mhzdude]

how much longer for EXT 9 airview

i paid for mine 3 months ago :roll:

[UBNT-Ben]

Hi,

The Airview9-EXT is scheduled to be available in 2 weeks.

Regards,

[jks19714]

I just received two (bacckordered) AirView9-EXT's from Streakwave today. 8)

john

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Great!

[doctornetwork]

I have just received my little AirView9EXT and am trying to get it to work on a version of Linux that i rarely see mentioned in the installation notes: Slackware 12.2. I am trying to make everything work and keep getting error messages. While i am not a *nix newbie, i am not very deep into the system internals. This is what i have done so far:
0. Set up my username (and root) to be a part of the uucp group, and added the lock group with my username and root's on it, as well as making a hard link from the udevadm to udevinfo "command", all according to the installation help file listed on April 3rd by Ramin.
1. Adapted airview.sh to let me see the error messages by deleting the ">> dev/null" in the script.
2. Saw that my java command was not being found so made a hard link from the executable at /usr/lib/java/bin/java to /usr/local/sbin/java which is on my "whereis" PATH. I even put the command /usr/local/sbin/java in the airview.sh script for good measure.
3. When i ran the script it wasn't finding the libjli.so library, so i made a hard link from its location at /usr/lib/java/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so to /usr/lib/libjli.so .
4. A new error - it wasn't finding libjava.so or the Java Runtime Environment 2 (i have 2.11 according to the link to the java website). I made a hard link from /usr/lib/java/lib/i386/libjava.so to /usr/lib/libjava.so . But this didn't change things. Still the same errors. Perhaps i need to let the environment know where these libraries are, instead of making hard links everywhere.
So that is my question - how can i get this to work. I have root access (as you could tell by the above) so i can really mess up things.
Thanks for your reply. I haven't even upgraded from Win2000 to WinXP on the other side of this dual-boot laptop, so i can't test it via windows right now.

[doctornetwork]

Well, upon reading some other posts and trying some things, i discovered that if i put the location of the java file in the airview.sh script, i can get it to load (with some error messages that seem to not affect anything). Since the location of the java executable is in /usr/lib/java/bin, i just prefixed the java command with that location. So my current airview.sh script looks like this:

#!/bin/sh

/usr/lib/java/bin/java -Djava.library.path=. -Dapp.logging.file.path=./log/runtime.log -Dgnu.io.SerialPorts=/dev/ttyACM0:/dev/ttyACM1:/dev/ttyACM2:/dev/ttyACM3:/dev/ttyACM4:/dev/ttyACM5:/dev/ttyACM6:/dev/ttyACM7:/dev/ttyACM8 -jar airview-o.jar 2>&1

Notice that i still have the >> dev/null line left out, and since i used a command prompt to execute this, i get a lot of information about it's execution. But it seems to work well! Thanks for the product and this forum!