usage: gpsd [OPTIONS] device... Options include: -?, -h, --help = help message -b, --readonly = bluetooth-safe: open data sources read-only -D, --debug integer = set debug level, default 0 -F, --sockfile sockfile = specify control socket location, default none -f, --framing FRAMING = fix device framing to FRAMING (8N1, 8O1, etc.) -G, --listenany = make gpsd listen on INADDR_ANY -l, --drivers = list compiled in drivers, and exit. -n, --nowait = don't wait for client connects to poll GPS -N, --foreground = don't go into background -P, --pidfile pidfile = set file to record process ID -p, --passive = do not reconfigure the receiver automatically -r, --badtime = use GPS time even if no fix -S, --port PORT = set port for daemon, default 2947 -s, --speed SPEED = fix device speed to SPEED, default none -V, --version = emit version and exit. A device may be a local serial device for GNSS input, plus an optional PPS device, or a URL in one of the following forms: tcp://host[:port] udp://host[:port] {dgpsip|ntrip}://[user:passwd@]host[:port][/stream] gpsd://host[:port][:/device] in which case it specifies an input source for device, DGPS or ntrip data. The following driver types are compiled into this gpsd instance: NMEA0183 b * ALLYSTAR InertialSense Ashtech * CASIC Delorme TripMate Pre-2003 Delorme EarthMate Furuno Electric GH-79L4 n Garmin NMEA b c MTK-3301 San Jose Navigation FV18 b True North c Jackson Labs Fury * AIVDM n b c * EverMore n * Garmin Serial binary * Garmin USB binary n b * GeoStar b * GREIS * iTalk * Motorola Oncore b * Navcom NCT n b * SiRF n * Skytraq * SPARTN n b * SuperStarII n b * Trimble TSIP iSync n b c * u-blox b * Zodiac * NMEA2000 * RTCM104V2 * RTCM104V3 * Garmin Simple Text * JSON slave driver PPS # n: mode switch, b: speed switch, c: rate switch, *: non-NMEA packet type. # Control socket for hotplug notifications enabled. # KPPS DIS-abled. # Netfeed enabled. # NTRIP enabled. # Shared memory export enabled.