Hello, Neoklis. It would be good idea to change the Bootloader to new Bootloader 2.0. This allows you to flexibly manage parameters with the simple Pyton's program under Linux. Also you will to have

OK, I will try that too. This may also be relevant although its for Windoze and ANAN rigs: http://www.w1aex.com/anan/anan.html#network Wow!, you know my geography better than me...;-) -- Best

Another thing to try, instal isc-dhcp-server so you can get an IP address for the PC and hopefully the ODY-2 when you reboot. https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/dhcp.html.en Wow! Back then we

Hmm, in that case I will have to try some more. I used my desktop (only a Compulab fitPC4) but with dhcpcd disabled. I will try my laptop too, in case there is some hardware issue. Yes, in those

That's weird as the first time I set mine up it was laptop Gigabit port --> ODY-2. I remember the winter downpours there back in the 1966 - 1969, absolutely great summers ... was ZC4AB at RAF

Thunderstorms gone (for now), tried it but no luck. Either I really must use a switch or there is something wrong with Ody-2. -- Best Regards Neoklis - Ham Radio Call:5B4AZ http://www.5b4az.org/

Thank you Sid. I will try this too after the thunderstorm we are in! Have to cut off electricity to protect equipment... -- Best Regards Neoklis - Ham Radio Call:5B4AZ http://www.5b4az.org/ Connect

e.g in Ubuntu ... You can try configuring a static IP address to the Ethernet port using the GUI, something I have not tried. Connect the cat6 cable. "ifconfig -a" should show the interface name,

e.g in Ubuntu ... You can try configuring a static IP address to the Ethernet port using the GUI, something I have not tried. Connect the cat6 cable. "ifconfig -a" should show the interface name,

... Thanks Steve, that might explain my difficulties. I will also try the hint of reducing speed to 100M as well. Pity there are such problems though, perhaps USB might have been better... -- Best

Try setting the Ethernet speed of your PC NIC to 100MBit (fixed). That helped me using Windows as OS. Neoklis Kyriazis via Groups.Io <nkcyham@...> schrieb am 12:11 Donnerstag, 7.Februar 2019:

Nick, I have never gotten the direct connection to work - even with the Static IP assignment to the ODY2. Maybe Sid has other experience?? (Hi Sid!!!) I run my system into a switch which is also

I tried it but it also doesn't talk to the Odyssey. I changed the Ethernet cable too, to a Cat 6 to be sure but it makes no difference. Unfortunately I have no experience with Ethernet and

OK, thanks to everyone for the response. I will try the tips and also try a better Ethernet cable, it may not be good enough for 1 GHz. I have the Ody connected directly to my computer's Ethernet

I run mine on a gigabit switch. You can assign a static IP address

Try setting g a static IP in ody2. I had issue with DHCP. Also run both into a switch not a router. I have run both pieces of software with my ody2 just fine.

Thanks Steven, Both ghpsdr and linhpsdr fail with the following error message: discovery: recvfrom socket failed for discover_receive_thread: Resource temporarily unavailable It could be that Ody-2

btw, your neighbor 5B4ALJ is a regular on 160m...easy to work, and seems to hear very well.. 73, w5xz, dan

Look at PiHPSDR and LinHPSDR - both can talk to the ODY2. Steve

Hi all After all this time since buying one of the first Odyssey-2's, I now find my self ready to get it going. But on a Linux platform will be difficult. I have successfully compiled ghpsdr but it