Always show selected MMDVM Display Port, even if not present or active at that moment #81
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Is it possible to stop MMDVMHost from starting if the selected device is not available in the system ? |
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MMDVMHost will start and when the port is not active when starting, it will run without display. |
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Always fill the MMDVM Display Type: Port dropdown with the possible devices, even if they are not present or active at that moment.
Also, when not present or not active, show it in the dropdown e.g. '/dev/ttyUSB0 (not present now)' or '/dev/ttyNextionDriver (not active now)'
This will prevent showing 'none' as port when the configured port is (temporary) unavailable: e.g. user forgot to plug in the USB/serial convertor or NextionDriver is not running.
It will also help users not being too confused when restoring a configuration on a host which lacks the selected port because of restoring to different hardware (e.g. /dev/ttyS0)