Nothing in my answer is gospel, but it is how I remember the whole story… Yes, OSX came from BSD (the UC Berkeley version: Berkeley Software Distribution), but by a circuitous route - through Steve Jo

#linux #mac

Once I saw item 3 I jumped on it and it works. If I run flrig as sudo everything works. It doesn't help with WJISX. Thanks for sticking with me. Do you want all the other info or does running in sudo

#flrig #linux #icom7100

Thanks for the help. It seemed to be a radio problem so I put it to the BitX group. The topic is CEC firmware V1.20 CAT failure I got advice on a the DTR setting that solved the problem. The uBitX emu

#dl-fldigi #fldigi #linux

If you run find from the root directory (/), you'll get tons of permission error reports as it tries to follow symlinks to root-only directories. Prefacing the find command with 'sudo' will reduce err

#linux #raspberrypi

Michael: I played around with this a couple of years ago before setting the project aside. Here are a couple of resources I found useful. First, the TARPN project (http://tarpn.net/t/packet_radio_netw

#linux

I was able to get the compile to work by stripping out all the HTML content from the guide.cxx file and leaving it blank. I don't use the beginner's guide anyway, so I'll never need it. I can go to th

#linux #build #fldigi

The 64 bit OS is running fine on this machine; it takes much longer to boot than the 32 bit 18.04 but other than that there is no noticeable difference. I think running the latest 64 bit lubuntu was t

#ubuntu #fldigi #flrig #linux

Noted on your QRZ page that you also have an IC7100. Does it give similar performance? Dave

#fldigi #linux

You get all the applications that come in the hamradio pure blend meta packages, plus cqrlog, wsjtx, and js8call. If you already have an Ubuntu installation you just need to: sudo apt-get install hamr

#linux #ubuntu

Following up, I was able to contact System76 customer support, and after some back and forth, we found a workable answer. We didn't find a way to ignore just the Signalink, but we can disable PulseAud

#linux #ubuntu

I am developing a non-trivial Linux project that interfaces with FLDIGI and with FLRIG. that needs an intrepid soul to help with Alpha Testing and/or development. This is a logging application for Lin

#linuxmint19 #logging #linux

Hi Roman, I’ve seen that on my Pi also when using PortAudio though I don’t remember it happening on every startup. I’ve found that Pulse Audio performs better for me so using that gets rid of the erro

#fldigi #linux #portaudio

Juan, Puppy Linux will recognize the Broadcomm h/w without needing any additional network download. I routinely use it on my old Lenovo netbook which has the Broadcomm wireless. I can send you a boota

#linux

HI! Here is another bash based script made for scanning FT8 bands. It uses rigctld that is started by wsjtx. Note that it does not work unless there is a working rigctld running, no wsjt-x itself is n

#digital #linux

Hi Ron, Send me a tarball containing all of the files that you modified. I will merge into the flrig source. Send to my return address: w1hkj at bellsouth dot net Dave

#flrig #linux

Hi I solved my own question :o) after much trial and error, and reading and re-reading the error message until it clicked what was missing - quite why it was missing is beyond me since I would have ex

#linux #i18n

Did you install the dependencies?

#fldigi #ubuntu #linux

Hi. Recorded yesterdays 1600 UTC Short-wave Radiogram broadcast from Spaceline Bulgaria, using Audacity and exporting as a .wav file. (The first time I've tried this.) From what I see on social media,

#fldigi #linux #swradiogram

I use Fedora. Since I use RedHat for work it's a nice fit. A lot of people think Fedora has too much stuff. In my case the Icom 7200 USB driver has to be added to the kernel. There are several howtos

#linux #ubuntu

Hi Darren, That's an interesting solution. I'm using Direwolf, so I wonder if could rig a virtual audio device and achieve much the same thing with software. I've also been looking into kissnetd to se

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