On 2013/05/30 13:26, Stuart Henderson wrote: > This is a little python-based gui tool to programme channels on > amateur radio transceivers, supporting various Icom, Kenwood, Baofeng, > Wouxun, Yaesu, etc. > > Needs hardware to fully test (works fine for me with a Vero UV-X4 > a.k.a. Baofeng UV-3R), but even without hw you should be able to run, > open stock configs, etc and it's a totally straightforward port. > OK to import? > > > $ pkg_info chirp > Information for inst:chirp-0.3.1 > > Comment: > tool to programme a wide range of amateur radios > > Description: > CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming amateur radios. > It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as > provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats. > > CHIRP's focus is to support reading and writing the memory channels > of as many radio models as possible. This provides the ability to > exchange your programming information between dissimilar radios. > It does not focus on supporting every single knob and setting that > each radio supports. > > Maintainer: The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <[email protected]> > > WWW: http://chirp.danplanet.com/ > >
So nobody noticed my failure to attach the tgz! :'( I guess there's not much point re-sending, but let's give it a go anyway...
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