On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:10:55 +0000 Mike Stansberry <mjstansberry at qwest.net> wrote:
> > Yesterday I added a hard drive to my computer as a slave to the > master drive. > > I first hooked that drive up as master and installed Ubuntu 9.04 > as the operating system. I then put it back as slave with the > master hooked up. I set it up so I could boot from either drive. > > I tried compiling fldigi 3.13AZ using the latest beta release of > Hamlib (I don't know if that relates to my problem or not). > > Fldigi compiled O.K. with no errors but when I start fldigi > it comes up without the user interface panels (is that what > they are called?) at the top of the screen and the bottom > of the screen. I can get the ones at the bottom to come up > by going into Configure, User Interface, Oper' Controls, and > click on 'Enable all'. I notice that normally these are > not checked but the functions still appear anyway. > I haven't figured out a way to get the upper ones to > come up yet. > > The pre-compiled binary comes up the same way as well. > > In an attempt to figure this out, I re-built Hamlib from the > current release version, 1.2.9 but that didn't help. > Then I went back over all the steps and re-did everything, > but still no go. > > I looked back at my backup CDs and found version 3.13AD and > tried compiling it. It works normally with no apparent issues. > > Other difference between when I first compiled fldigi and now > (Dave had told me to always get the latest revision of each > package): > > package previous rev current rev > curl 7.19.5 7.19.6 > fltk 1.1.9 1.1.10rc2 > xmlrpc-c 1.06.31 1.06.31 > hamlib 1.2.9 1.2.10svn-20091028 > > Don't know if any of the above could be relevant but I'm > including what info I have. > > I'm about ready to re-install Ubuntu and start all over again > but use the released version of Hamlib but I'm not too > confident that will help. > > Anybody have any ideas? > > 73, Mike, K0TER To build fldigi on a Debian/Ubuntu system open a terminal :: sudo apt-get build-dep fldigi you will now be able to build fldigi from source with no errors or problems. The svn release of hamlib is not really intended for general use. Ed W3NR
