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The firmware of my OSTC is 2.21
The version of SubSurface is 1.1
The version of JDiveLog is 10.2
The version of MacDive is 2.1.3

Hallo,

I noticed quite some important differences in the way dive log programs present my dives after importing the data.
Here are some examples from my last dives:
(Time dive started / duration of the dive)

OSTC:
- 10h04 / 26'15''
- 10h40 / 27'29''
SubSurface
- 10h34 / 29'20''
- 11h17 / 37'10 ...

Did you try to run JDiveLog as root?

JDiveLog as root:

To run as root:
1. Open terminal
2. enter: sudo su root
3. enter: /Applications/JDiveLog.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub

If this works, your problem is that 'you' are not in the _uupc group.
Where 'you' is your account on your Mac ...

Apparantly the OSTC does not take into account the fact that 2012 is a leap year.
Did you check the date on your OSTC ?

Did you try to run JDiveLog as root?

JDiveLog as root:

To run as root:
1. Open terminal
2. enter: sudo su root
3. enter: /Applications/JDiveLog.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub

If this works, your problem is that 'you' are not in the _uupc group.
Where 'you' is your account on your Mac ...

Hallo,

I am willing to test your OSTC planner.
My MacBook is 10.6.8
My OSTC is 2.21

OSTC 3217