sudo crontab -e will edit roots crontab. In there you don't need sudo but it doesn't hurt either. Just checking.
A little confused how -36.4 could end up in there.
But if you want the changed gain to be displayed correctly maybe just use another method to change the gain (that only works because you already have that map changing gain):
With the script you already installed that should work just fine, also the map should correctly show the new gain.
(Otherwise the map doesn't even know which gain is the gain now, still have no idea why it would display -36.4)
A little confused how -36.4 could end up in there.
But if you want the changed gain to be displayed correctly maybe just use another method to change the gain (that only works because you already have that map changing gain):
Code:
echo "36.4" > /usr/local/sbin/gain/newgain
(Otherwise the map doesn't even know which gain is the gain now, still have no idea why it would display -36.4)
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