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I do easy real-time and private backup of my files over my local network with Syncthing ( https://syncthing.net/ ). I have a computer running in my basement that is on all the time running Syncthing,

Very good news! phew!

All: First, my thanks to all who tried to help me solve my drive D problem. My first attempt was to remove the connector, clean and D-ox it, and replace it see what happened, Happy Day! It came up

*** Also, you can put the drive & USB adapter in the fridge or freezer, and run it from there. - Jerry, KF6VB

My sister once had a computer that stopped working.? In her case, the OS was messed up, not the hard drive.? It was easy to recover the data from the hard drive using Linux.? However, it sounds

OK, we're apparently running it at 192kHz. This is supported by the PCM5102 DAC device. Right now, I am looking through USB specs to figure out how to have the radio tell the PC that it's 192ksp. In

You might be able to do that with a Windows machine.? You can get a USB to SATA adapter (plus power supply if required). So you plug the damaged drive into the adapter,? USB into the working Windows

err...Linux system... Jack, W8TEE

Thanks, Jim. So far, nothing has worked, but I still have a few to go. Al has a Linus system so I'll give your idea a shot, too. Thanks!! Jack, W8TEE

Jack You might be able to recover some of your data using a different operating system to look at the drive. If you can create a Linux system which will boot off a USB stick it will look at any drives

There is an I2S bus running at 192ksps.? That drives the audio DAC (and also the ADC).? I'm referring to V11 software, V12 could be different, but probably not. Now in the audio data stream

It's an experimental platform, and it would make an interesting experiment: S/PDIF The I2S port may be used to receive and transmit S/PDIF. The S/PDIF is independent of both I2S/TDM ports and can be

I am not sure I would call the changes to the Audio library a Hack, but each to his own. At least it does not require any hardware changes and a SPDIF interface on the PC. Also it would mean the

So I have the two serial ports AND the audio device working. HOWEVER, the audio received by the PC is garbled. I think there is a sample rate mismatch. Are we running the Teensy audio library at a

I have not had a look at that yet. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ VP2EHZ Owner - Operator Big Signal Ranch – K9ZC Staunton, Illinois Owner – Operator

Hi John, the Teensy already supports, without hacks, 192k audio via the SPDIF port. I built a prototype Main board with SPDIF and it works.? So that's an alternative that bypasses hackage of the

*** Not that much. Just a few bucks for an 8inch 10-conductor length. Digikey has 275 short ones for $1.48 apiece. 3M brand: 1700/10. But the system has to be designed for it. IDC connector with all

Just catching up with all the T41 emails over the last couple of months.? Take a look at: https://github.com/laiudm/laiudm-Teensy4-192k-USB-Audio This supports 2 serial ports over USB and 192K USB

That's good, and it proves it is possible.? But that list of changes is really long!? In my opinion, support for that in the T41 will not go smoothly. Hopefully that capability can be added to

Just a thought. The MAR-3SM+ Amp used for the CW transmission was biased at fairly close to the recommended current of 35mA. But now that R73 is added across C73 this has resulted in a reduced biasing