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Dave, I noticed that the procedure that he previously referenced to build fldigi has the following command extension: ./configure --enable-optimizations=rpi4 Adding this command to "./configure"

The difference in fldigi compilation will be negligible.? Linking will be a very little bit longer, but you should be able to measure that even on the Pi.? The header files are necessary for the

Sorry, another question. fldigi needs static hamlib? Because usually i compile only the shared libraries in order to short the computation time.

http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ * fldigi-4.2.04.10.tar.gz <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/fldigi-4.2.04.10.tar.gz> * fldigi-4.2.04.10_LI.dmg

That is correct.? Make sure that libudev and libxft were both included with build-dep as those are now required libraries. David

Dave, thanks for your reply. If I understand well, I have to use the build-dep command to be sure that all the libraries are available. After that I can remove the old hamlib 4.0 installed from the

fldigi builds without error using the either the hamlib 4.6 archive source, or the latest pull from the hamlib remote git repository. As you probably already know, avoiding library conflicts is not

Hi Cliff, I will post the make output asap. Some observations: - There was a change in the hamlib library, some reference were converted to pointers, so older version of fldigi doesn't compile. I try

All builds completed on EPEL 8 through Fedora Rawhide: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/hobbes1069/NBEMS-testing/build/7283604/ Thanks, Richard KF5OIM

at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flamp/ * flamp-2.2.11.14.tar.gz <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flamp/flamp-2.2.11.14.tar.gz> * flamp-2.2.11.14_LI.dmg

Bob, I was not able to confirm the issue. However, I added a small delay to the calling code to switch the modem using FLAMP. If you have the ability to compile code you can download a snapshot of the

If you can find a newer one then can't you install that to replace the older one? Please post the errors you got in the "make" so we can see the issues. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

If I use apt build-dep as suggested in the fldigi wiki, it install also an old version of libhamlib4 and I don't want to use it.

Looking at your link it doesn't mention the libraries that are probably missing. Following the details on the link I sent and you'll see what I mean. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

I recommend this link as it's what I use and works every time. I've been compiling on my Pi for years. https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/debian_howto/

I compile from source fldigi 4.2.04 in my Raspberry Pi, Bullseye 32 bit. There are some warnings, but at the end the compile and installation works. But when I run the software, after the

Don't think the DE-19 works with Linux! Never got it going with my Raspberry Pi. ?Bo W4GHV since '54

David, I rolled my G90 back from 1.8 to 1.79b3 out of sheer frustration.? 1.79b3 does a mediocre job communicating the amount of SWR to display on FLRIG, but did work.? V1.8 pegged SWR at my Xubuntu

I recently reinstalled Xubuntu onto a laptop of mine as the previous Ubuntu installation was getting clunky and bloated. I just tried to hook up my G90 to flrig to do remote control and in prep for

Greetings, Active on 10.144+1500hz with FSQ. Spotting heard stations to pskreporter. 73 de Ted, AB8FJ EM79