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OpenCPN Slow down on Raspberry Pi 3B?
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Hi all, 

I just tonight got my Raspberry Pi with the OpenPlotter software bundle up and running. I am using a dAISy hat and I am currently tinkering with this on shore power. I just downloaded the polygon coastal charts and the NOAA charts for California. The program is cool, my AIS targts show up, but it is running incredibly slow. Is this normal? I have a 256 gig micro SD, so I think I have plenty of memory. The program keeps freezing. I am reading the manual but nothing obvious is popping out at me. I am using the standard image from OpenMarine.

Thanks for any advice you can lend me. I am looking forward to learning this!
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(2023-11-16, 08:43 AM)CarolMarie Wrote: Hi all, 

I just tonight got my Raspberry Pi with the OpenPlotter software bundle up and running. I am using a dAISy hat and I am currently tinkering with this on shore power. I just downloaded the polygon coastal charts and the NOAA charts for California. The program is cool, my AIS targts show up, but it is running incredibly slow. Is this normal? I have a 256 gig micro SD, so I think I have plenty of memory. The program keeps freezing. I am reading the manual but nothing obvious is popping out at me. I am using the standard image from OpenMarine.

Thanks for any advice you can lend me. I am looking forward to learning this!

This is also a Pi3 running over VNC, not zippy fast but useable >
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If you open a terminal then type "htop" & press enter it will show what programs are using the most resources, or maybe could be an NMEA loop, what does the signalk dashboard look like?
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