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Had the same on Raspi 5. ? ?It uses Wayland as graphic driver which does not work with fldigi properly (Eats up all CPU power). ?I switched back to the old x11 driver. Perhaps its the same on your

I have trouble with the RPI4 and FLDIGI under the default Wayland. CPU usage is extremely high and FLDIGI is very sluggish. I switched to the Openbox window manager and it works properly. ----Steve

Same problem here with fldigi on rpi raspian.? fldigi is freezing, not the rpi operating system.? Initially was running on an rpi 3b so tried an rpi4 and had the same problem.? Tried all the local

It is a third party USB-C to USB-A adapter. I connected directly to the USB-A port on the Mac mini from being off overnight. The problem persists.

I think I remember coming across that post a few months ago. Have those findings been included in 2.0.05? When I tried 1000ms poll interval last night I was still having issues.

Tnx David. What about the condition "3 minutes on one band"? [ Types of modulation: BPSK31, 63, 125. The repeated contacts are permitted on different bands and different modes providing that a contact

I posted a while back with issues getting FLrig working properly with my FT-747GX. I gave up on it for a while and today I randomly decided to try again. I came across a group.io thread where Dave

So far it looks okay. I'll spend some time testing it. Ron NY3J

Thanks Adrian, I'll dig into it when I get a chance. Ron NY3J

ny3j@ny3j-NucBox-G3:~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kamalmostafa/fldigi [sudo] password for ny3j: Cannot add PPA: ''This PPA does not support noble''. Ron NY3J

It looks like it installed a downlevel 4.2.03-1. I'll try it for a while and let you know what happens. ny3j@ny3j-NucBox-G3:~$ sudo apt install fldigi [sudo] password for ny3j: Reading package

Will do, thanks. Ron NY3J

Here's my output: ny3j@ny3j-NucBox-G3:~$ LANG=C pactl info | grep '^Server Name' Server Name: PulseAudio (on PipeWire 1.0.5) ny3j@ny3j-NucBox-G3:~$ pactl info Server String:

Adrian, I use the WIKI install directions: https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/debian_howto/ I've never had a problem with it unless there's something different with the new version of Linux Mint

Yep, so the multiple entries of Fldigi must be different functions of Fldigi that's running and not just multi instances. So when I first start my Fldigi the CPU is around 21.1% and yours is 8.2. I

Thanks Adrian, Maybe I'm getting TOP and HTOP mixed up. Your right I only see 1 instance of Fldigi with top but HTOP shows multiple instances. I thought HTOP was the newer better version but maybe I'm

Thanks David, I will select Pulse Audio. That's interesting about the "nice" factor and how to change it. According to HTOP it looks like NI was at 0. Do you recommend another setting? Also, the thing

<vk4tux@...> wrote: Full power on other modes, basically anything that uses the mic. I think Dave was on to something about not getting RF on CW but I changed the KEYER setting to ON

Ron, You should be able to select "Pulse audio" check box on the configuration tab for audio devices. Pipewire will be used. The "nice" factor determines how much CPU a specific executing program

Adrian, that's the interesting thing is I'm not sure why multiple Fldigi instances are running. Next time I'll have to do the sudo pkill fldigi and see what happens. David, I have Pipewire selected