Flex Radio has delivered to me the ultimate in wideband, A/D based receiver
in a product called SERX (for Survey Engine Receiver). Initially delivered
with the ability to stream 30 MHz of data via PCIe (4 lane) or power spectra
and up to 16 channels of variable bandwidth digital downconverter
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Flex Radio has delivered to me the ultimate in wideband, A/D based receiver
in a product called SERX (for Survey Engine Receiver). Initially
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Flex Radio has delivered
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Flex Radio has
I'm not even sure Deep Impact actually exists?
On 16/11/10 18:12, Jim Jerzycke wrote:
You betcha!
Is,'t Deep Impact supposed to run on Linux?
Jim KQ6EA
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I think it's quite a ways down the road.
When I plug my 5000A into my Linux box, it detects the radio, but that's it.
I asked several questions on different SDR forums, and I was told
basically the same thing, that since there was no dedicated FireWire
driver, you had no way to communicate with
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Flex Radio has delivered to me the ultimate
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Jack Haverty j...@3kitty.org wrote:
I use Debian, which I think is still the same genetic code as Ubuntu.
Debian has lots of 1394 software, for disks, video devices, etc. None
of my Linux machines have a 1394 card, but that's easy to fix. But if
driver
Hi Brian,
I doubt that Linux would be more efficient that windows. Linux does
benefit by having less code bloat but in other areas it doesn't do much
better than the Windows OS. I think people bowl for linux because most
of the software is free, configurable and it grows away from
dump
windoze at the drop of a hat!
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2010 03:03:32 -0600
From: Robert McGwierrwmcgw...@gmail.com
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Linux has one thing Microsoft lacks that that is the availability of a
real time kernel. This is superior to the current situation with
Microsoft. Scheduling is a different story. I have not clue about that.
I use KDE so I am accustomed to scheduling weirdness. I have no clue
about Gnome as I have
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 2:29 PM, Steven L Hess sh...@bak.rr.com wrote:
Linux has one thing Microsoft lacks that that is the availability of a
real time kernel. This is superior to the current situation with
Microsoft. Scheduling is a different story. I have not clue about that.
I use KDE so I
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Now if only we could use our F3K/F5K's with Ubuntu ... I'd dump windoze
at the drop of a hat!
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