Hi Phil
I am half remembering... Might have been a config file issue for
me, that starting with a new config fixed. ie rename
./.config/ON4QZ/qsstv_9.0.conf to something else and relaunch
QSSTV.
I externally modify qsstv_9.0.conf as my QTH is continually
changing, so may have messed it up.
May have also been something in the image cache subdirectories. I
probably backed up and deleted the cache contents. Worst case I
suggest starting with an empty structure then copy the old image
files (only) back in.
Sorry kind of vague, but it works for me now.
The fault means "when two distinct pieces of data in a hash table
share the same hash value" which for me was probably two locations
had duplicate data.
Cheers Bob
On 23/1/25 03:50, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
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I've upgraded debian and completely reinstalled qsstv and still
get the fail.
Phil GM3ZZA
I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine,
but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the
process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a
temporary glitch in versions.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
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Hello Phil,
Are you running Qsstv on Debian 12 on X86?? ARM?? Please offer
some more details.? Does this crash happen instantly upon start up
or are you doing a specific workflow? Anyway, a few ideas:
?? - try deleting your ~/qsstv directory and configs and try again
?? - try running qsstv as root to see if the behavior is any
different
?? - try starting qsstv from the command prompt and once it
crashes, send us any reported errors from the command line
?? - try running qsstv under the strace command and send us the
last page or so of listed strace output
--David
On 01/22/2025 08:50 AM, Philip Rose,
GM3ZZA via groups.io wrote:
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I've upgraded debian and completely reinstalled qsstv and still
get the fail.
Phil GM3ZZA
I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine,
but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the
process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a
temporary glitch in versions.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
SSTV is lots of fun with Linux.
FWIW, I use and like QSSTV -easy setup, easy control, and
saving of images. Digital SSTV also included if you want it,
and many optional features that don't get in the way of a
very easy GUI.
Runs here on Arch, Mint, LMDE, MX, SuSE without problems
with IC-7610.
Sends and receives regular still images from your camera or
artistic skills, all protocols in common use. I
Includes graphic tools to make templates for your Callsign,
PIP, etc., but no ready-made ones included, just good
instructions for how to do. Again, not difficult.
Any downside? Despite being easy and very functional, it
looks like QSSTV hasn't been updated recently -if that
matters.
73, John :)
On 1/21/25 15:20, ralph
phillips, ke5hdf via groups.io wrote:
I run UBUNTU 22.04.05 LTS and want to get back into
SSTV.? What software package will run ?
Are there any dependencies I need to look our for?
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Hi Philip
I had that with Debian 12. I don't remember exactly how I worked
through solving it, but my current build needs build/Makefile
modified by adding -fpermissive to CXXFLAGS. (ie between the qmake
and make step)
I also had to disable some of the hamlib polling code as the
waterfall jumped and smeared. Pretty sure that was a QT5 and
kernel incompatibility though, to do with reinserting an old
NVIDIA video driver. I also run flrig which for QSSTV needs the
hamlib connection in front of that.
I often put out HamDRM/DSSTV calls on 14233 but no replies. I
don't really use the analogue SSTV modes (14230). Also had A16 RS1
working on a 1000km 40m path which kind of defies logic! (A is
usually a VHF/UHF mode)
Cheers Bob VK2YQA
On 23/1/25 03:02, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
via groups.io wrote:
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I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine,
but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the
process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a temporary
glitch in versions.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
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Re: FLdigi graphical face lift
NOTHING WRONG WITH OLD.! Long live W1HKJ! I hope he has many kids, all radio hams. 73 Bo W4GHV for SEVENTY YEARS?
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I've upgraded debian and completely reinstalled qsstv and still get the fail.
Phil GM3ZZA
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I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine, but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a temporary glitch in versions.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
SSTV is lots of fun with Linux.
FWIW, I use and like QSSTV -easy setup, easy control, and saving of images. Digital SSTV also included if you want it, and many optional features that don't get in the way of a very easy GUI.
Runs here on Arch, Mint, LMDE, MX, SuSE without problems with IC-7610.
Sends and receives regular still images from your camera or artistic skills, all protocols in common use. I
Includes graphic tools to make templates for your Callsign, PIP, etc., but no ready-made ones included, just good instructions for how to do. Again, not difficult.
Any downside? Despite being easy and very functional, it looks like QSSTV hasn't been updated recently -if that matters.
73, John :)
On 1/21/25 15:20, ralph phillips, ke5hdf via groups.io wrote:
I run UBUNTU 22.04.05 LTS and want to get back into SSTV.? What software package will run ?
Are there any dependencies I need to look our for?
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I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine, but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a temporary glitch in versions.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
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SSTV is lots of fun with Linux.
FWIW, I use and like QSSTV -easy setup, easy control, and saving of images. Digital SSTV also included if you want it, and many optional features that don't get in the way of a very easy GUI.
Runs here on Arch, Mint, LMDE, MX, SuSE without problems with IC-7610.
Sends and receives regular still images from your camera or artistic skills, all protocols in common use. I
Includes graphic tools to make templates for your Callsign, PIP, etc., but no ready-made ones included, just good instructions for how to do. Again, not difficult.
Any downside? Despite being easy and very functional, it looks like QSSTV hasn't been updated recently -if that matters.
73, John :)
On 1/21/25 15:20, ralph phillips, ke5hdf via groups.io wrote:
I run UBUNTU 22.04.05 LTS and want to get back into SSTV.? What software package will run ?
Are there any dependencies I need to look our for?
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SSTV is lots of fun with Linux.
FWIW, I use and like QSSTV -easy setup, easy control, and saving
of images. Digital SSTV also included if you want it, and many
optional features that don't get in the way of a very easy GUI.
Runs here on Arch, Mint, LMDE, MX, SuSE without problems with
IC-7610.
Sends and receives regular still images from your camera or
artistic skills, all protocols in common use. I
Includes graphic tools to make templates for your Callsign, PIP,
etc., but no ready-made ones included, just good instructions for
how to do. Again, not difficult.
Any downside? Despite being easy and very functional, it looks
like QSSTV hasn't been updated recently -if that matters.
73, John :)
On 1/21/25 15:20, ralph phillips,
ke5hdf via groups.io wrote:
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I run UBUNTU 22.04.05 LTS and want to get back into SSTV.?
What software package will run ?
Are there any dependencies I need to look our for?
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I use SlowRX for copying the ISS transmissions.? Doesn't have the bulk that QSSTV has.? Pysstv is another one.? 73?
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I compared both, QSSTV (a linux-app) and MM-SSTV in a wine bottle.
on the receiving end there are not that big differences, or let me say: the one is as good as the other. what speakes for QSSTV is:
*) plain linux-app
*) some more modes, that mmsstv does not support
*) digital-sstv (aka easy-pal) is included in the software.
only downside: when you have created templates for overlays in mmsstv you can not use them in QSSTV
hope to see you on the bands
peter
OE6PLD
-- Disclaimer: May be opened and read by the NSA, CIA, GCHQ, KGB, BND, and whoever else it may NOT concern.
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I have? couple of different HAM rigs running Linux. One is Mint 22.1 and the other one is Debian 12.? ?I run YONIQ in WineHQ on both.. works great for me.
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73
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WC/KN2Z
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Finally got Qlog to connect to my rig.? Had to uninstall and re-install Qlog.?
Qlog shows promise.? Will give it a try.
Thanks for all of the suggestions.
73, Bill
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CQRlog: Uninstalled MYsql and installed MariaDB.? CQRlog still opens with error concerning connection to MYsql!? I'm giving up on CQRlog.
Qlog shows some promise, but I can't get it to connect to my rig.? I setup a rig profile with parameters that work with other software (e.g.WSJT-X), but no luck.
Might just keep my log on a spreadsheet then figure out how to transfer data to TQSL.? Any ideas?
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Dave,
What is the best way to reach you with email now?
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 14:26, Dave, W1HKJ via < w1hkj25@...> wrote:
Please note that you will no longer be able to reach me at w1hkj@....? That account has been closed.? I do monitor these groups: .? linuxham
.? nbem
.? winfldigi
Thank you.
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73, David
W1HKJ
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Hi Dave,
What is the best way to reach you now?
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 14:26, Dave, W1HKJ via < w1hkj25@...> wrote:
Please note that you will no longer be able to reach me at w1hkj@....? That account has been closed.? I do monitor these groups: .? linuxham
.? nbem
.? winfldigi
Thank you.
?
73, David
W1HKJ
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Please note that you will no longer be able to reach me at w1hkj@....? That account has been closed.? I do monitor these groups:
.? linuxham
.? nbem
.? winfldigi
Thank you.
?
73, David
W1HKJ
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QSSTV.? Should be in the Software Manager.
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I run UBUNTU 22.04.05 LTS and want to get back into SSTV.? What software package will run ?
Are there any dependencies I need to look our for?
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Re: FLdigi graphical face lift
Not a bad idea to modernize the UI (but not ruin it), Dave might have some suggestions, but someone with the coding skills will likely need to do the work :-)
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- Lonney
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On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 04:42 AM, Greg Cheng - KC3SMW wrote:
I¡¯d love to hear your thoughts.
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Re: FLdigi graphical face lift
That really depends on what you define as "dark mode".? Alternate color renderings for the user interface seems to be highly dependent on the operating system and the user selected desktop experience.
fldigi etal are designed to execute natively on: Windows XP -> 11, all versions of Linux, several versions of Unix, all versions of MacOS.? The UI for all of the applications use the Fast Light Tool Kit, . It is possible to change nearly all of the colors (but not with a single button click) for each.? For example One possible "dark mode" scheme that you can set up and save in flrig. Each individual application has to be coded to allow this degree of color rendering.? The current alpha code for flrig is complete.? So too is fldigi: C++ developers are welcome to work on the other applications to create similar configurable UI color schemes.
73, David
W1HKJ
On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 7:42?AM Greg Cheng - KC3SMW via <kc3smw= [email protected]> wrote: I¡¯ve been wondering how hard it would be to give FLDigi a graphical facelift.
I know the look of FLDigi doesn¡¯t affect its usage, power, or capability. But in an era of dark mode, themes, and modern design, I¡¯ve heard comments like, ¡°FLDigi is one of those old programs...¡± or even, ¡°It¡¯s on its way out...¡±¡ªand I think it¡¯s purely because of how it looks.
In reality, w1hkj and the team update, enhance, and improve the program regularly. I love FLDigi, use it nearly daily, and teach others why it should be every ham¡¯s number one tool, in their digital tool box.
But hearing these comments makes me think a maybe a facelift could help change that perception.?
I¡¯d love to hear your thoughts.
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Re: FLdigi graphical face lift
At my age, I find most dark modes either hilariously garish / painful or so subdued I cannot tell where one title bar ends and the other begins - they're all the same color of "dark." All of the FT-mode software falls under that umbrella. The only "dark" mode I have found remotely useful is Breeze Twilight on my Mint box using KDE.
While not "infinitely configurable," you can come up with a "dark" mode in Fldigi:
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Regards,
Joel - W4JBB
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Bo, W4GHV
Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
Wayne Carpenter KN2Z @minicowman
Bill, K4AJ
Dave, W1HKJ
Jeff KP3FT
Joel Black - W4JBB