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Sounds fascinating. Could you give me an ELI5 explanation of how this would work, what midi commands you'd use to do what?

Well, according to:- https://dl2man.de/5-trusdx-details/ Quite likely, as it emulates a Kenwood TS-480 But...? Maybe not all of the TS-480 full CAT function/command set. As mentioned elsewhere

Now thats what I call a useful file! As it happens I managed to get FLDIGI and FLRIG compiled before I saw it. The packages required to build are mentioned in the INSTALL file when you download and

Sean, How did you make sure you had all the dependencies in place? Follow this guide for all the FLxxx apps and they all will compile. https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/debian_howto/ 73, Cliff,

Hi Im tring to compile FLRIG for linux and am getting this error In file included from cmedia/hid.cxx:28: cmedia/hid_lin.cxx:42:10: fatal error: libudev.h: No such file or directory 42 | #include

One other point about running flrig client & server instances:? The flrig client does not have access to the server-side radio's audio connections (mic input and audio-out). One needs to route those

I'm happy to report that Dave's recipe worked perfectly.? I had pretty much been doing exactly what he recommended and it hadn't worked. But that is because the configuration dialogue box for "Xcvr"

I haven't tested, but it should be possible to daisy chain such that Instance 2 also services xml clients. David

That would be something you would add.? The code is open source: git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/fldigi/fldigi fldigi 73, David, W1HKJ

Yes. * Instance 1 resides on computer A with direct connection to the transceiver * Instance 1 should be visible on your LAN (or possibley WAN); should be identified using ping. Instance 1 computer

Can flrig act as a server for another instance of flrig running on another computer using xmlrpc? It seems like this should be possible, but I have been unable to get it to work. Please reply if

Any possibility to add a midi support library to fldigi? ?Most sdr software (thetis, smart sdr, power, pihpsdr sdr ect) supports midi controls and they are easy to implement using generic midi

Thanks, Richard. I'll check it out. 73,

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Hi, I have run into similar problems compiling QLog on Linux with latest Hamlib from github master on a Ubuntu AMD64 desktop.? Solved that using Hamlib 4.5.5. I have an RPI 5 with Ubuntu 64 bit

Hi Dave, Happy holidays. I'm trying to build a clean source copy of Fldigi 4.2.03 on Raspberry Pi Bookworm (the latest released version supporting the Raspberry Pi 5) using today's latest sources of

Thanks Dave, I've also sent Mike Black a change for hamlib to understand the DV response to pass into the app. Phil GM3ZZA

WFM Mode Code is 06 73 James

Thank you Phil.? I will incorporate your work with attribution. Dave

Belay that.. wsjtx ptt was "cured" by rebuilding latest/dev hamlib, flrig and wsjtx 2.6.1 js8call was treated the same, but failed with a HamlibTransceiver.cpp error. I replaced that and the header