Hi, Pierre,
Thanks for the note!
I got it just after I sent my note to the list, having gotten things
running. Ubuntu was sure easy!
I am just using the stock ALSA so far, and havent noted any issues YET.
But I haven't tried dual channel EME.
I don't get the 'x' error.
I am going to try dttsp with my sdr1000, just for grins to see if I can
get it to work. At this point the dttsp install is way harder than
Linrad. I got it to compile on debian, but it was not easy. Linrad works
better and installs easier.
I want to try dttsp install just because it is a bear ;)
Thanks again for the note, and
73,
Roger
W3SZ
On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:45:15 -0400, Pierre Vanhoucke
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Roger,
Two months ago I installed Ubuntu 6.06 and xlinrad 2.14.
The Ubuntu installation was very straightforward and much simpler than
with
Suse.
To get all the required additional packages for xlinrad I used the
following
commands:
apt-get install xorg-dev
apt-get install gcc
apt-get install nasm
apt-get install make
Ubuntu 6.06 is using Xorg 7.0 and Alsa V1.0.10.rc3
The compilation of xlinrad went flawless.
The only problem I experienced was related to the shaky support by Alsa
of my
onboard soundcard (HDA Intel ):
When the X key was hit , most of the time it resulted in an error
message
[1026] from lsetad.c
I din't use oss.
P.S. Do you plan to use dttsp with the WSE hardware?
73,
Pierre/ON5GN
On Thursday 03 August 2006 00:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, All,
I am converting my last remaining RedHat Computer to another distro, as
I
need to install some 'new' files so I can play with dttsp on that
computer,
and its too much of a pain to get these files installed and set up in a
very old [pre-Fedora] version of Red Hat Linux due to tye usual Linux
dependency issues. I HAVE gotten dttsp etc to compile/run on another
machine running Debian testing, but know that I lack most of the
pre-requisites on my RHL computer for the needed files.
SO I have decided to try the new flavor of Debian, Ubuntu. I see that
IS0KYB got Linrad working with this, using ALSA. I would probably be
using
ALSA to start, but then switching to OSS.
I have some questions for the group, understanding that since I can get
Debian installed and running Linrad in my sleep I should have no problem
with this, but also understanding that 'should' and 'logic' both often
seem
foreign to the free software Linux universe:
1. Has anyone experienced any significant 'issues' installing Ubuntu
and
running Linrad?
2. Has anyone other than Marco IS0KYB actually done this?
Thanks,
Roger Rehr
W3SZ
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