I've been running this same free VMware server under Kubuntu -- running
Windows 2003 Server in a virtual machine, and it works great. I was
hoping to set up the PowerSDR software on it as well, but evidently
VMware doesn't yet support firewire.
73, Dale
WA8SRA
KD5NWA wrote:
I'm a cheapskate,
Dale Boresz wrote:
I've been running this same free VMware server under Kubuntu -- running
Windows 2003 Server in a virtual machine, and it works great. I was
hoping to set up the PowerSDR software on it as well, but evidently
VMware doesn't yet support firewire.
73, Dale
WA8SRA
http://www.digitalmars.com/d/index.html
:-)
Happy New Year to All!
73 de Phil N8VB
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I made no changes to any transmit code between 802 and 803 so I cannot
account for it.
Bob
N4HY
Brian Fredrickson wrote:
Hi all,
I am getting reports of reduced output with SVN 803 - 1.8.0 is
reportedly normal. Power out on the 803 meter does look to be down by
several dB.
Is anybody
Jim Lux wrote:
At 02:58 PM 1/1/2007, Ken N9VV wrote:
I enjoyed this thought provoking article about the real cost of M$
Virus (Vista)
http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.txt
de ken
snip
And that gets to what the future of an SDR1000/PowerSDR is...
is an SDR1000 a
I am still unable to get the reflector to respond to messages that are
making from my house to gmail. Hopefully I have finally solved it.
This is a test.
Bob
--
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TAPR, Packrats, NJQRP, QRP ARCI, QCWA, FRC. ARRL SDR WG Chair
If you
Versions of the compiler are available for Linux as well as Win32.
They say the difference is String literals are read-only. Attempting
to write to them will cause a segment violation with the Linux
version. Is this a serious limitation for PowerSDR?
Sure would be nice if one development
I LOVE the quotation from the person with username segmentfault:
Just what I need another D in a programming.
Bob
N4HY
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Versions of the compiler are available for Linux as well as Win32.
They
That's probably because the company was shut down between Xmas and New
Years.
Bob W6TR
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From: Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Flex Radio flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 11:04 AM
Subject: [Flexradio] Still having problems
I am still
90% of calls I have fielded with this kind of problem relate to installing
the driver properly. Let me describe the procedure (and we will get this
into the kb if it isn't already there):
1. Download and install the USBIO software from the knowledge.
2. Plug in the USB Adapter. If you had
Using the signal generator is an excellent way to set transmit levels. Note
that you also need to calibrate your microphone input. Ensure that you are
hitting 0dB on peaks for the best signal to noise ratio possible.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Of course, there is always Java, which not only compiles across
platforms but whose executables really do run across platforms. But that
would be too easy.
Chris - AE6VK
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Hi All
You don't need to use esoteric languages to get cross platform
capability. The use of C++ and careful use of cross-platform libraries
can make for a very pleasent development environment and
Christopher T. Day wrote:
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Of course, there is always Java, which not only compiles across
platforms but whose executables really do run across platforms. But that
would be too easy.
Chris - AE6VK
Actually
Naylor Jonathan wrote:
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You don't need to use esoteric languages to get cross platform
capability. The use of C++ and careful use of cross-platform libraries
can make for a very pleasent development environment and
At 07:56 AM 1/2/2007, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
At 02:58 PM 1/1/2007, Ken N9VV wrote:
I enjoyed this thought provoking article about the real cost of M$
Virus (Vista)
http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.txt
de ken
snip
And that gets to what the future of an
Christopher T. Day wrote:
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Of course, there is always Java, which not only compiles across
platforms but whose executables really do run across platforms. But that
would be too easy.
Chris - AE6VK
Actually it's
For the record, I actually am a fan of Java. However, I am NOT a fan of
developing a Java GUI (having done this in the past). I'm sure the tools
have improved over the last few years since I last worked with a Java GUI,
but back then it was about as easy as Visual C++ GUIs before Windows Forms
One other possibility that I've experienced with a Shuttle PC is that the
USB ports on the machine are unable to supply enough current to all attached
devices (I have a Netgear wireless USB dongle that is really power hungry)
and that can cause all sorts of weird problems.
Happy New Year all
On 1/2/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Of course, there is always Java, which not only compiles across
platforms but whose executables really do run across platforms. But that
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Jim Lux wrote:
Sure. BUT PowerSDR is a product from a company that presumably wishes to
stay in business and has to sell product to do so (unless Gerald is
going to altruistically support ham radio into the future..). And for
the next few years at least (and probably well into the next
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Ignacio:
I am sorry you are having a problem with it. I just put the code on my
signal generator (8640B). I tested every buffer size, audio and dsp,
with and without polyphase display. The results were identical to the
tenth dB on the meter and the same pixel on the display. Are you
--- Jim Lux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I actually think the optimum long range solution is a Linux
embedded
PC in the radio box talking over ethernet to the UI running
on
Windows (or whatever). Then, the radio hackers get a nice
open
source platform to tinker in (and it's easier to do
I did not mean to start a language war by posting the link to D.
Really, the person/people who get to decide what languages (and
operating systems) are used are the ones who get off their A**es, stop
talking about it, and DO it (get coding)... LOL...
73 de Phil N8VB
A fair statement.
At 12:13 PM 1/2/2007, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
Sure. BUT PowerSDR is a product from a company that presumably
wishes to stay in business and has to sell product to do so (unless
Gerald is going to altruistically support ham radio into the
future..). And for the next few
with this kind of problem relate to installing
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This has happened to me as well. Usually happens when I switch to another
program while running PowerSDR. So far, exiting PowerSDR and restarting has
been my only solution. It has happened 2 times. I'm wondering if switching
between programs has something to do with it.
Perhaps something to do
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A good 2007 to all
I have an Flex USB-paralel adapter that worked intermittently
on one computer (a Shuttle without parallel port),
dint work with another computer (I think it was a laptop, not sure)
and finally worked on an Asus-espresso computer.
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Jim Lux wrote:
I call BS. It is a royal pain just to reinstall your existing
applications on a new computer, staying in the Windows world. There
are lots and lots of Windows only applications out there that are
quite useful, if not necessary.
For instance, I use 4NEC2 as a front end for
John Basilotto wrote:
Is there any third party software i.e logging, digital modes, which can be
used with a Linus OS?
Oh, and I forgot: the satellite software is terrific, both for
tracking and for PacSat applications. I use predict and gpredict
every day, usually more than once.
73
Frank
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The 100 watt amplifier will be available in limited quantity at the current
price.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Sales
512 535-5266
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To: John Basilotto
Subject: Re:
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The same drift you described I encountered once in my 2m transverter.
I had stabilized the transverter with a thermistor soldered to the crystal.
Everytime I transmitted the voltage would sag a little causing a
temparature change that caused the oscilator to drift a little.
It would only occur
Mike,
It's simply a business decision. Our cost to build the radio has increased
substantially.
We will continue to support all models well into the future.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Sales
512 535-5266
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From: Mike King - KM0T [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Maarten:
Thanks for the information. More and more it is looking like a
hardware problem, but hopefully it will be easy to solve. Tomorrow I
will attempt to measure the 200 MHz. oscillator frequency. Got to be
getting pretty close to the culprit that is causing the short term drift.
I'm not sure this will help at all or not, but Microsoft has a utility
called USBVIEW that shows a lot of the USB parameters. I have used it with
DLP Designs USB modules to help me identify if a device has enumerated(?)
properly. It shows whaich hub devices are connected to, their names, IDs.
It is on the FTDI site. Here is the link:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Resources/Utilities.htm
Terry Fox wrote:
I'm not sure this will help at all or not, but Microsoft has a utility
called USBVIEW that shows a lot of the USB parameters. I have used it with
DLP Designs USB modules to help me
from NROFF and paper tape)
Jim
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