Sorry, haven't kept up with it because it works so well! Perhaps this is taken care of in later releases, I will update my copy. Just in case it's not, I had another minor issue with the same message

Willie, the root problem is in the GPS system, but that is well know and clients must rollover every 1023 weeks to deal with that and the leap second adjustments related to that. This issue is in a

So where and how is the fix applied to all os's?

Hi Mike and all, I checked my stratum 1 NTP server, which is a Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi OS Linux system. It is using gpsd 3.17 (as is my 64-bit Rapberry Pi OS system) so I

Has been fixed in gpsd 3.23 and apparently bug is not present in 3.19 and earlier. https://gitlab.com/gpsd/gpsd/-/issues/144 Mike W9MDB

On 19/10/2021 17:41, Paul AC9O wrote: Hi Paul, is there a reason why you are using such an old version of WSJT-X? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Currently using version 2.2.2 on Windows 10 with an IC-7300. I have had this happen a few times now, but only when I double click to respond to a RX like the following.... WSJT-X just closes. I have

I use DATA-U mode for WSJT-X instead of SSB mode. Also, you can't turn off AGC in the FT-991A menus, but if you first connect to your rig to some rig control software such as Win4Yaesu or HRD (Ham

Jay. Those settings in my previous reply work great on the FT-991A with WSJT-X and/or any digital mode software. 73 de Cliff, KU4GW

For the FT-991A press the MENU/SETUP button and go to Menu 070 and choose REAR to get your audio in via the radios USB-A male to USB-B male data cable. Below is a list of all the settings I'm using on

Hi all, I'm using WSJT-X with my MCHF-QRP (original one :-), ) trough USB, since version 2.3 w/o any problem. Rig config for CAT : Yaesu FT-847UNI End of Aug I moved to 2.5.0rc5, no issues faced. Now

Info from https://www.zdnet.com/article/thanks-to-a-nasty-gpsd-bug-real-life-time-travel-trouble-arrives-this-weekend/ WSJT users typically utilize frequent time synchronization via upstream time

On Mon, Oct 18, 2021 at 08:14 PM, Neil Foster wrote: I was just in my applications settings to remove an application I no longer use. In scrolling down I noticed about 19 copies of WSJT Many with the

Many thanks Bill, I appreciate your help and courtesy 73 es stay well Neil N4FN

Perfect! Thank you Bill -- Harry K7GQ

Harry, that sounds like a diagnostic trace file, normally called WSJT-X_RIgControl.log , that will only be created if you have adjusted the diagnostic logging facility of WSJT-X. Whenever I ask from

I'm running WSJT-X 2.5.0 f95b59 under High Sierra and each time it starts, it places a RigControl.log on my desktop. I've found no later versions to download (actually no executables to download).

Superb news, thanks Mike and Bill!

Found it.....I just missed the box to check off....TNX

Every time a new WSJT-X version is installed it overwrites the old directory but creates a new Apps entry. It's best to "unnstall" WSJT-X before installing a new version or install each in it's own