Hello Mr. Edd I have heard that the Bulleye os has some issues with installing some programs. go back Buster and try install WSJTX here is a link to get it if

Same +1

Hi Bill, Just to add another number to the count. I too have a SunSDR and Id love to be able to use TCI directly from WSJT-X. Currently Im using MacLoggerDX to do the connection which is fine but

Hi Bill There are a great many users of the SunSDR range, and I for one would love to see TCI incorporated as a CAT option…It can also stream the Audio which gets around having to use VAC with

Thanks for the info Bill. I should have known... :( 'Kari

Hi Bill, Mike This question arose during the discussion on the site forum.qrz.ru of the capabilities of the WSJTX, JTDX and MSHV programs by users of SUN SDR transceivers. Surprised that WSJTX does

Hi Karl, the default with no '-j' argument is a serial build, equivalent to '-j1'. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Edd, perhaps you could try to use the -j parameter to reduce the number of parallelism of the compile process. ( Even down to 1 ) Of course the compile will

Hi Edd, OK. Make sure you don't have other unnecessary applications running while the build is running. I have not tried a build on a Pi Zero, I believe the Pi Zero 2 W only has 1/2 Gbyte of RAM and

Good afternoon Bill - thanks. I did not add any suffixes (-j) / options to the build command except as specified in the tarball instructions. But that is what I suspect is happening. I will have to

Just curious: Why is the compacted data for FST4 scrambled whereas the other LDPC modes FT4/8 and MSK144 are not? The latters' compressed data conveniently appears directly in the

Willie, the INSTALL instructions are a lot easier if you follow them, hi! There is no need to build Hamlib separately if you use the WSJT-X sources tarball we

The instructions in the source tarall are much easier to parse if you already know what you are doing. 🤷‍♂️ I got some hints from http://www.kk5jy.net/wsjtx-build/ Here's what I did: From a

Hi Ed, you may be running out of memory during the build. Make sure you do not add a '-j' option to the build command as parallel building will surely use too much memory. 73 Bill G4WJS.

I have attempted to build wsjtx-2.5.2 for Raspian Bullseye (32 GB card) from source for the RPI Zero W2 following the recipe contained in the source tarball. The build fails (crashes the RPI Zero W2)

Thanks so much Bill, that's good to know. For future reference - when I built WSJT-X from source I used the MSYS2 menu to pull and build the hamlib master branch. I then built WSJT-X and made an

Hi again Bob, you haven't said what make and model of rig you're using, but are you operating it with AGC on or off? If your rig is an Icom IC-7600 or IC-7610, or maybe some other make and model, then

I am sometimes experiencing similar QSO patterns. Is it possible that QU does not have Autosequencing checked? 73 SE5M David

Yes, and per Jim's K9YC document. grounding does NOT help RFI issues. OCFD antennas {i.e. Carolina Windom} are noted to have high levels of common-mode current. Grounding does not correct or cure

Oh and just in case it helps anyone else, the radio (Yaesu FTDX5000) was being controlled via a 'true' RS232 port (/dev/ttyS0) not a USB converter.