Re: Updating the FLdigi build wiki

Thank you that did it.? In KDE, in the Discovery app, settings, checking Sources, did the trick.??

Once I did that 'sudo apt build-dep fldigi'? worked.??

Instead of aptitude I have just been using apt, wherever I see aptitude.? That seems to do the trick for me...? perhaps the wiki needs a re-write....? something for me to think about.? If I do it I'll post it here and then you guys can do whatever you'd like with it.??

I don't know about pulseaudio vs pipewire.??

when I do 'pactl info | grep "Server Name" ' I get back?

Server Name: PulseAudio (on PipeWire 1.0.5)

So I guess I am on pipewire with a PulseAudio Wrapper.? In the fldigi configure window I just used PulseAudio and use the Pavucontrol to set the levels. I used to use portaudio which I really liked but it would freeze on mode changes... sometimes so long I'd miss traffic.?

fldigi 4.2.06 crash at end of MFSK64 image send

#53785

Running fldigi 4.2.06 under Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon 6.0.4 - full sysinfo at end if needed.

Sent a large color image which was received. As it finished, fldigi closed with the image window. After reopening, the software lost the ability to transmit text - would key the transmitter but not send anything. Finally rebooted the computer to get an ident sent.

I don't use image transmission very often. If it's a size issue, the image was a 436kB color image that took about 14 min to send, a portion of a screenshot that included the waterfall of something to share with a net.

Similarly, there have been crashes if the image send is aborted before completion. Sometimes killing the fldigi process by pid gets things working again without rebooting the system. That didn't help this time - was able to restart the software but unable to send anything until I finally rebooted the computer.

73,

Mark Avery, KE8NHT, Beavercreek, OH, EM79xq

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Re: Bug or "Feature"? Re: fldigi 4.2.06.14 development test version posted at

#53784

Do you have Config Settings> Misc > Save Parameters> AFC Control checked or not? I did notice at one point that it prevented changing the setting if that was not checked in some modes.

Re: Updating the FLdigi build wiki

#53783

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Hi Greg,

I'm also on Ubuntu 24.04 and use the WIKI build instructions. I have noticed the confusion on some of the steps. My Fldigi sometimes locks up and Top reports the Fldigi CPU utilization is over 100%. I'm not sure if I'm having trouble with the instructions.

I think checking Source code in Software and updates will do the same thing as editing the sources.list. I have all 5 items checked
sudo aptitude build-dep fldigi doesn't work so I skipped this and did the apt-get steps.
When I did the configure and make steps I think some messages came up about pulse audio and pipe wire. I think the new Ubuntu wants to use Pipe Wire. One question is should I configure Fldigi to use Pipe Wire and not Pulse Audio. Also, do I still have to use Pulse Audio Control to adjust the audio levels.

This is the message I get when I install pavucontrol:

$ sudo aptitude install pavucontrol
The following NEW packages will be installed:
? libasound2-plugins{a} libatkmm-1.6-1v5{a} libcairomm-1.0-1v5{a} libglibmm-2.4-1t64{a} libgtkmm-3.0-1t64{a} libpangomm-1.4-1v5{a} pavucontrol pulseaudio{a} pulseaudio-utils{a}
0 packages upgraded, 9 newly installed, 0 to remove and 5 not upgraded.
Need to get 2,995 kB of archives. After unpacking 15.0 MB will be used.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
?pipewire-audio : Conflicts: pulseaudio but 1:16.1+dfsg1-2ubuntu10 is to be installed
????????????????? Conflicts: pulseaudio:i386 but it is not going to be installed
?pipewire-alsa : Conflicts: pulseaudio but 1:16.1+dfsg1-2ubuntu10 is to be installed
???????????????? Conflicts: pulseaudio:i386 but it is not going to be installed
The following actions will resolve these dependencies:

???? Keep the following packages at their current version:
1)???? pulseaudio [Not Installed]??????????????????????? ?

???? Leave the following dependencies unresolved:??????? ?
2)???? pavucontrol recommends pulseaudio???????????????? ?

Accept this solution? [Y/n/q/?]

I answered Y to accept.

73, Ron NY3J

On 12/16/24 10:08, Greg Cheng - KC3SMW via groups.io wrote:

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I recently redid my Linux machine and the newest version of Ubuntu 24.04.1 handles repos differently. Making the the build instructions deprecated.? ?'Sudo apt build-dep fldigi' no longer works because you cannot edit sources.list because it doesn't exist.

?

Is there a list of depends that I can install prior to building FLdigi???

?

I managed to handle it while watching the ./configure.? Each time it failed I read why and then tracked down that dependancy.? ?Rinse and repeat.? ?I am sure I missed a few, FLdigi worked on the nbems net yesterday, but I want to make sure I have the complete program with no features or options missing.??

?

Thanks!

Re: Updating the FLdigi build wiki

#53782

On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 08:08 AM, Greg Cheng - KC3SMW wrote:

Is there a list of depends that I can install prior to building FLdigi???

Hi Greg,

I just did a fresh install of Ubuntu 24.04 this morning. I'm not sure where the sources file was moved off to, but you can enable the 'Source code' repository via the Software & Updates application. After you do that, you should be able to continue with the build instructions from the wiki.

Attached is a list of what was installed when I did 'apt build-dep fldigi'. I think libxft-dev was still missing from there though, and had to be installed separately?

Cheers,

Steve K4RVA

builddep_fldigi.txt

Re: Interfaceing FLDIGI

#53781

Hi Levente,

On Mon, Dec 16, 2024 at 03:44:48PM +0100, Lev, HA5OGL via groups.io wrote:

I'm working on a log program dedicated to SOTA activations.

great, it's good to see that more and more loggers are available
on Linux! :)
 
My question if there was an interface I can connect to from my log program?
If so, are there any examples out there how to do that?yes, Fldigi has a good xmlrpc interface. I've already implemented
that for Tlf (and later HA5CQZ Zoli reworked).

For eg. getting the CALL from Fldigi is here:

Hope this helps - let me/us know if you have any question!

73, Ervin
HA2OS

Updating the FLdigi build wiki

#53780

I recently redid my Linux machine and the newest version of Ubuntu 24.04.1 handles repos differently. Making the the build instructions deprecated.? ?'Sudo apt build-dep fldigi' no longer works because you cannot edit sources.list because it doesn't exist.

Is there a list of depends that I can install prior to building FLdigi???

I managed to handle it while watching the ./configure.? Each time it failed I read why and then tracked down that dependancy.? ?Rinse and repeat.? ?I am sure I missed a few, FLdigi worked on the nbems net yesterday, but I want to make sure I have the complete program with no features or options missing.??

Thanks!

Interfaceing FLDIGI

#53779

Dear all, especially David,

I'm working on a log program dedicated to SOTA activations.

This uses the GTK-4 toolkit, and I'm in the middle of adding fancy features like

- Reading the position from GPSd
- Getting the nearest SOTA summit reference
- Getting the QRG from the rig using Hamlib

Things are started to work, but I now want to get data from Fldigi. The data I request are the following:

- Callsign
- QRG
- RST
- Op. Name

My question if there was an interface I can connect to from my log program? If so, are there any examples out there how to do that?

Thanks and 73 de HA5OGL

-- 
Levente Kovacs
Senior Electronic Engineer

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Re: FLDIGI and sequoia. linux

#53778

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Hi John, a notarized version of Fldigi that can be easily installed on MacOS 15 Sequoia is here:

Download the zip file, double clink on it and the app will appear. Drag the app to your Applications folder. Double click on it. You will get a pop up asking if you want to download an app from the internet. Click on yes and the Fldigi app should open.

Alternatively, you can open unnotarized apps by going to the Dock (app bar on the bottom of your screen) and open the System Settings app. Scroll down to Privacy & Security, Then scroll down to security. If you have already attempted to open an unnotarized app, you can there tell the Mac to open it anyway. You’ll to give it your fingerprint and answer if you are sure a couple of times but then the app should open.

Hope this helps.

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On Dec 14, 2024, at 3:30?PM, John Wiener via groups.io <jawodms@...> wrote:

I guess I cannot use fldigi on sequoia. Mac wont open it.? Is there a concise step-by-step manual to load linux on my mac and then load fldigi ?

I am basically computer illiterate.? I miss fldigi.

Thanks!

John AB8O