update documentation so serial devices can get systemd as well.
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Linux Systemd
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First make sure 'ubxtool' has been compiled (run: make ubxtool). Then, as
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root:
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```
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@ -189,6 +188,13 @@ systemctl start ubxtool
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To check if it is all working, do 'service ubxtool status'.
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> NOTE! If you don't use one of the AliExpress or Navilock devices, it may
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> be that your U-blox is not connected to the USB-port of the U-blox chip
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> but to the UART1 or UART2 port. If so, you'll need to edit the script so
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> it finds your USB-to-serial adapter. At the very least you'll have to
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> update the DEVICE line. You'll likely also have to add --ubxport 1 at the
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> end, and likely also the baudrate (-b) and/or --rtscts=0.
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To change the default constellations, create a file called
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/usr/local/ubxtool/constellations and set your favorites. To set all four
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constellations (which only F9-receivers support), do as root:
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