$15 or so for a USB GPS "Mouse" and ntpd, and you will be "good enough" and stay in sync for almost no $$$ . . .

#Timesync

#Timesync

NTP really is the gold standard, available on just about any platform, and pretty much trivial to configure. (Yes, I know that some have had issues with Meinberg NTP on Whin*, but on review, that almo

#Timesync

Sorry, but *what* won't connect? The SingalLink is for audio only - what are you doing for control? And can you see any receive signal or decode? - Tim

#Kenwood

Run "which wsjtx" in a shell and the system will tell you. It all depends on how it was installed - you could put it anywhere.

#linux

I guess it depends on the radio . . . On my Yaesu, the exact oppositemis the case.

#FoxAndHound

I guess I would take your statement one more step . . . Always use "split" if your rig will support it. If not, use "fake it". ("Fake it" is, after all, an approximation to allow a single VFO radio to

#FoxAndHound

Sounds normal from here . . . It is just keeping the audio from your computer/WSJTX in the radios passband, and adjusting freq correspondingly to output the signal where you set it. IE, mod at 1500, f

#FoxAndHound

Anything that requires an external audio interface . . .

#FST4

Compile it yourself, and it will run on pretty much anything . . . I have built and run all from 2.4.x to current on a 32 bit system running and older version of Slackware. WSJTX compile dependencies

#NewUser

Uh, remote display can be done . . . (but again, not likely worth it . . .)

#linux

It really depends on what components you choose to load. I think that just about any distribution could be made to fit, but with that small of a RAM footprint, I'm not sure that anything will run well

#linux

That is close on name . . . I have two that are a couple years apart, and the device names vary a bit anyhow.

#pulseaudio #linux #Kenwood #WSJTX_config

Hmmmm . . . both not working would tend to point to choosing the wrong device. I'm using a SignalLink with Pulse and all is fine (not on Ubuntu, but that is pretty irrelevant, since they diidn't write

#pulseaudio #linux #Kenwood #WSJTX_config

You still need something like NTP to smoothly manage your clock, even with a time source like that. GPS or not, if it step adjusts, you may have problems.

#Cat_RigControl #AudioIssues #Icom

Glad to hear it, and thanks for the update(s)!

#Yaesu

Have you tried any other speeds? In all the searches I have done on your combo, folks seem to be running 4800 . . . Wondering if WSJTX might be orking the higher speeds . . . Just a thought . . .

#Yaesu

Baud rate on the radio (item #32, iirc) and on the computer?

#Yaesu

Well, unless you set the compile to the same install path . . . (or remove it if you choose to install the binary blob later).

#linux

Keep in mind that most of these dependencies are due to the specific build/package being used, and not the code version itself! I have run everything from, iirc, 2.5.2 through current on an older Linu

#linux