Official moOde 6.7.1 support thread

[fdealexa]

As for points #1 and #2, moOde is built on Linux. It's unreasonable to expect the input routines in every Linux app to always be protected against foreign OS's end-of-line conventions.

There is a Linux utility named "dos2unix" which will convert text files between so-called CRLF and LF line endings. It can be installed from the command line in Raspberry Pi OS with "sudo apt-get install dos2unix".

Regards,
Kent

I already sanitized (using notepad++) and, infact, the input runs until...a number that changes with the stations (as already I sayd 40/45).