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Jay Lijoi
Good evening,
I have been trying to compile TQSL 2.6.1 from the tar. To date, I have failed. Is there a "step-by-step" procedure available somewhere? -- Jay WB2QQJ
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David Ranch
Googling "tqsl compile on debian" brings up many hits.
For example:
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On 05/12/2022 04:02 PM, Jay Lijoi
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Good evening,
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Jay Lijoi
Thanks Dave, I have tried all of these. I thought this would work, but no joy:
"Has anyone tried this easy way that I use on the Raspberry Pi? tar -zxvf tqsl-2.5.9.tar.gz
cd tqsl-2.5.9
sudo apt-get install cmake
Then:
Enable source repository deb-src or what ever source is needed for your distribution
sudo apt update
sudo apt build-dep trustedqsl
export LIB_SUFFIX=""
cmake .
make
sudo make install" --
Jay WB2QQJ
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Jay Lijoi
I can apt install 2.5.7, but for some reason gridtrscker can't deal with it. Also, when I try to access a wsjtx log to upload, it can't navigate to the folder holding the adi file. Maybe it's a permission thing?
-- Jay WB2QQJ
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David Ranch
Is there a reason why you cannot use the TQSL version available from the repos? $ apt-cache madison trustedqsl trustedqsl | 2.5.7-1 | http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian bullseye/main armhf Packages If you must compile you're own version to address some specific bug, please copy/paste in the failing command and the errors you're seeing. --David
On 05/12/2022 05:31 PM, Jay Lijoi
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Thanks Dave, I have tried all of these. I thought this would work, but no joy:
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Jay Lijoi
OK, I installed 2.5.7 and used this to redirect:
ln -s /home/pi/.local/share/WSJT-X/wsjtx_log.adi /home/pi/Documents/RadioLogs/wsjtx_log.adi This works, but I still don't understand why TQSL can't access the log in .local directly? -- Jay WB2QQJ
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