It’s run just fine on the last four betas do I don’t see why not. Regards Andy, G8TQH

#macOS

Sadly, if you did not uninstall each time, the newer version will have overwritten the directory including the uninstaller application. Without special tricks, you will only be able to right-click and

#install

Interesting. That all sounds great. I wonder if anyone told the fortran runtime? Andy

#wsjt-x-crashing

Bill, Thanks for that new information. When did that change happen? Previously the \ was the path separator and the / was the switch separator. When did it change for them to become the equivalent and

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And provides a simple parsing error check. Regards Andy, G8TQH

Mike, As far as I am aware, your note saying it worked should be enough. The email system is threaded so people following the thread will see that you’re now working. Regards Andy, G8TQH

#macOS

Hi Michael, Did you follow the instruction in the read me file about copying sysctl.conf to your system? It sets up the shared memory segments. Without it you cannot create them. You can check that it

#macOS

Is that noise from the computer which is so busy trying to see who’s been worked before? 😀 Andy, G8TQH

Hi There, It also seems to work just fine on the beta macOS 10.15.6 (19G36e) on my 2019 iMac with a 3.6GHz Quad-core i3. Regards Andy, G8TQH

John, While that might sound like a good reason — I am running the “international” version of Windows 10: set for the UK, with a UK keyboard, UK date format etc. and version 2.2.0-rc1 (64 bit) is work

And just to answer myself… I just added my login to the dialout group, logged out then back in and it’s all running OK and talking nicely to the radio too. Regards Andy, G8TQH

Thanks again Harvey. Switched to straight Ubuntu, loaded the missing libraries (which worked just fine, unlike the same step on the Raspbian version), WSJT-X running just fine. Decoding just fine. Onl

Thanks for that Harv. That failed for me with the OS I first tried (Raspbian for 386 — which I used for compatibility with my Pi’s). I have now downloaded a version of Ubuntu and will try again tomorr

Thanks Al. Sadly, based upon suggestions in other groups, I already tried that and it failed. Although I didn’t reboot after making the change which might make a difference. Regards Andy, G8TQH

That was my fix too. Rolled back 24 hours and everything was working again. Before that, I went through all the suggestions here about giving access to the microphone, switching to an alternate sound