Winexplorer V1.30

[Laurelino Braendel]

Kubernetesships binaries for each component as well as a standard set of clientapplications to bootstrap or interact with a cluster. Components like theAPI server are capable of running within container images inside of acluster. Those components are also shipped in container images as part of theofficial release process. All binaries as well as container images are availablefor multiple operating systems as well as hardware architectures.

You can use kubectl to deploy applications, inspect and manage cluster resources,and view logs. For more information including a complete list of kubectl operations, see thekubectl reference documentation.

All container images are available for multiple architectures, whereas thecontainer runtime should choose the correct one based on the underlyingplatform. It is also possible to pull a dedicated architecture by suffixing thecontainer image name, for exampleregistry.k8s.io/kube-apiserver-arm64:v1.30.0.

You can find the links to download v1.30 Kubernetes components (along with their checksums) below.To access downloads for older supported versions, visit the respective documentationlink for older versions or use downloadkubernetes.com.

Mine worked well on Windows10 after updating, but I did the update on Windows7, and it was easier to see that after the update was done, Windows was seeing the Tone2 Pro as a new device and so was installing again several drivers. It took at least 3 minutes, and then asked to reboot the computer.

I never touched the Tone2 Pro during this time, and once computer reboot was done, everything was working perfectly.

Yes this v1.30 firmware is for the XMOS. If you did see the RGB ring light-up, that means the firmware upgrade was successful. Then if you found the device to be unresponsive, following the steps to disconnect USB and reconnect whilst pressing and holding the volume knob button will work.

I believe that you did not succeed in loading the MCU firmware, because your picture shows that every buffer is zero; this is abnormal. When I load the MCU firmware every buffer has data, please refer to my picture below:

MCU FW19361221 204 KB

After I got my Tone 2 updated to v1.3 on my Windows 10 laptop I now have to plug in the USB data cable only first (no external power) , to establish a connection.

Windows finds the Tone 2 device and applies the Khadas driver; then I can switch on external power via the 2nd USB cable. (bit strange, but not really an issue)

With IOS and Andriod it works with the external power cable connected as normal.

This, of course, could be just my laptop/Windows setup.

Hopes this helps

No I don't think so, but the code can't me modified on the fly (except for external data files like providers, etc).

Those who already have the .py don't have any reason to change, such .exe are not going to run faster, it's just a sandboxed

python environment that contained and launched in the package (but it shouldn't run slower either, at least as far as I understand

how it works).

Oscar Pilot .....thanks to your contribution I fell in love with X plane....before I discovered your magic script I was disappointed ,how ugly X plane landscapes were ........up till now I ve been using 1.20...I didn t want to try betas when 1.20 worked for me already.Very curious ......again thanx for ever creating this magic software

Played with it a bit today and this is sooo good! A really substantial step forward, more sophisticated, more streamlined! First I thought "OMG, I'll be spending the rest of the year in the forum asking 1,000 questions" but then I found out why the parameters in the configuration menu look like buttons, so that'll be only 900 questions.

Agreed! I'm not ashamed to repeat myself there - Ortho4XP (particularly in combination with W2XP) has caused quite some buzz in the past years and steadily pulled XP out of its niche existence, now with the more modern-ish rendering features of XP11 this combination has already changed the whole game (relighting interest in Ortho+OSM scenery on other platforms and generally setting new standards in flight sim visualization) and continues to make people convert to X-Plane who are otherwise satisfied with their previous sim. I secretly hope LR has similar opinions on this and starts catering for this development on their end.

Well Mr. Pilote, First and foremost thank you for Ortho 120b. I have been using it for some time, and find no words to describe my happiness. I am a real world pilot ( Retired), and decided to continue my flying using the virtual world. My first experience with Simulated flight, was Microsoft Flight sim, then FSX. I can only laugh when I think about those days. I chose the highest rated simulater of the time, X-Plane 9 and truthfully wasnt all that impressed, then came 10 afterwhich 11. At first X-plane 11 didnt impress me much more the the previous version, but I held out and to my surprise things got better. A friend suggested that I try using Ortho4xp 120b. The learning curve was not easy, and the vast amounts of disinfo on the tube made things much worse, but taking your advice, I rad the manual close and researched your method, and things began to click into place. I am absolutely no expert in programming, or developement, but I do understand how computers and programs function. there are still a few points about 120b that I do not fully understand, but this will work itself out, I think.

I also have around 100 European tiles done in v1.20b, with flattened runways that I'd like to update...what's the most efficient way to re-process these in v1.30 to avoid having to create from scratch and to use previous ZL areas etc without having to download copies of existing imagery?

You can scroll easily using "page up" and "page down" keys on your keyboard after clicking anywhere into the text area. The message window element is a text box which can also be modified (you can even type your own stuff into it).

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