Since installing the 12.5.1 MacOS patch, I am receiving a Shared Memory Error when trying to run WSJTX (wsjtx-2.6.0-rc1-Darwin.dmg). And clues as to what might be causing this? Thanks and 73, Paul

GM Michael. A few added comments for your excellent list: 1) If you use a powered USB expansion hub, add a ferrite toroid on the cable coming from the USB power supply. 2C) Some hams will

Hey Bob - any chance of setting your OLD system drive to a data drive using the drive on-board jumpers and then seeing if you can read that data on the new system? Just a thought... I have done that

Hi, Michael I just tried this version but it still behaves incorrectly; the only apparent difference is that now it returns 040 for the last few bits of the frequency instead of

Robert, You will need two interfaces, one for the CI-V CAT control and another for the Audio I/O. This one for the CI-V CAT control, https://www.g4zlp.co.uk/unified/IcomCAT.shtml This one for the

Well thanks for all the help. I got it working this morning. I did a fresh install with the frame work 6.0 and reloaded JTALET and WSJT-X . Now it's working great. 73's to all for the help. Dave

Hi Bob, I don't know why you got that directory ../shogu/shogu/.. in first place. Where wsjt-x directs you by the File | Open log directory. Your logging file wsjtx_log.adi should be there. There

One option is to simply recreate the missing directory tree . . . Maybe not ideal, but it would get things back quickly. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Bob, have you tried any advanced recovery on that drive? Typically you can get those files back.

Using WSJT-X V2.5.4 and Windows 10 64bit I recently had a total wipeout of my computer and lost all my ADIF files (hundreds of FT's, years worth) plus all other modes. Thankfully I still have my

Thanks, guys, for all answers. Another (stupid?) question: will these cables also work for connecting the transceiver to Ham Radio Deluxe? 73 Robert, OE7OER Von: Bruce

The locale has nothing to do with it. Try the latest 64-bit DLL here https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 I checked the history and there were some changes to the 747GX that

Change your address to 224.0.0.1 -- you will need to update HRD log too for the WSJTX connection and ACLog too. Everybody is adding the multicast capability now. Mike W9MDB

Did you install. NET 6.0? -- John P. WA2FZW

Hello everyone. Hoping someone might be able to help me here. Trying to get JT Alert running on my computer to work with WSJTX. I seem to get UDP errors however despite following the help file in the

Yeah, I think that could be the reason. In that case, just switch to some english locale like US and see how it goes... ᐧ

A bit of source digging later, I believe it's been caused by a change between 2.3.1 and 2.4.0, where these lines were changed from: #if defined (Q_OS_WIN) std::locale::global (std::locale

Since we both seem to be Spanish speakers, my brother offers a thought... maybe there's a locale issue and it's parsing the wrong decimal separator?

Well, it seems like he found the place in the code where this is happenning but the fix is not still right. It seems to be all about getting qrg from the poll and doing the right thing with it: not

... and still another location for interfaces.   This one also sells an 'all-in-one' cable with CAT (C-IV), and built in Sound Card. http://xggcomms.com/Icom-Interface-Shop(2066628).html Neil,