Hi Richard,
To make sure I understand where things stand, are you able to build
Hamlib3, WSJTX and WSPR form the menus?
I have an RPI2 that I can test with, so will do some testing when I have
some spare time.
>>
> Hi Greg
> WSJTX has been running now for a couple of hours , taking very
I was thinking about this a bit moreperhaps we should try a pro/con
look at this?
Published List
Pro -- guaranteed only published vehicles get reported
Con -- requires periodic check for updated list and, depending on how often
it gets checked, new launches may not be reported for hours or
Hello All,
Current CLI Branch Revision ..: 591
First, thanks to all those testing the cli-test branch, it's helped me
resolve several issues rather quickly.
I've now worked through the WSJT-X build script update list I had. One
major change for this round is, you can now build / update
Hi Greg,
ARMv7 device
Yes you do. Here in Australia.
At "club.bmarc.org" yes, the ADSL fails sometimes.
Here at my home, it's been running 24x7 for perhaps 2 years now.
Alan VK2ZIW
On Sat, 9 Jan 2016 19:15:59 -0700, Greg Beam wrote
> Hi Richard,
>
> What version of JTSDK are your running
Hello dear OM's,
When switching from JT9+JT65 mode to JT9 mode (so not in mixed mode), the
following runtime error was thrown :
Fortran runtime error: Index '-157' of dimension 1 of array 'c1' below
lower bound of 0
This happened with build version 6353.
A subsequent program restart cured the
Hi all
I pulled the latest trunk and built wsjt10 , it compiled without a hitch.
on running I get:-
odroid@odroid:~/wsjt10/trunk$ python3 -O wsjt.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "wsjt.py", line 9, in
from WsjtMod import g, Audio
ImportError:
On 10/01/2016 13:00, David Tiller wrote:
> At line 155 of file wsjt-x/src/lib/deep4.f90 (unit = 77)
> Fortran runtime error: cannot open file 'fort.77': Permission denied
>
> The decode button stayed blue, but stopping/starting wsjt-x 'fixed' it.
> Unfortunately I don't remember the exact
Hello all,
When I switched modes running 1.7.0-devel r6353 on OS X 10.9.5, I got a popup
with the following text:
At line 155 of file wsjt-x/src/lib/deep4.f90 (unit = 77)
Fortran runtime error: cannot open file 'fort.77': Permission denied
The decode button stayed blue, but stopping/starting
On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 08:11:28 -0700
Greg Beam wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> The PyCObject_Type error and the error your getting when trying to run
> JTSDK ( the original problem you posted ) are two different things
> completely.
>
> The PyCObject_Type error is almost certainly
Hi Richard,
OK, thanks. What changes were made to the Makefile? I am assuming the
WSJT Makefile is what's being modified here.
JTSDK does not set nor check for OS subs, the Unsupported OS message
must be coming from the WSJT 10 configure.ac / Makefile.
I'll look at this later this afternoon.
Hi Richard,
The PyCObject_Type error and the error your getting when trying to run
JTSDK ( the original problem you posted ) are two different things
completely.
The PyCObject_Type error is almost certainly due to the fact when you
manually built WSJT-10, the build used Python2-Numpy and not
On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 15:44:53 +
Richard Bown wrote:
> On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 08:11:28 -0700
> Greg Beam wrote:
>
> > Hi Richard,
> >
> > The PyCObject_Type error and the error your getting when trying to run
> > JTSDK ( the original problem you posted )
On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 11:02:46 -0700
Greg Beam wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> OK, thanks. What changes were made to the Makefile? I am assuming the
> WSJT Makefile is what's being modified here.
>
> JTSDK does not set nor check for OS subs, the Unsupported OS message
> must be
Hi Richard,
Ok, that's making more sense now. The Linux WSJT Makefile has not been
updated similar to WSPR to find Python3 and it's associated F2PY.
I was mistaken on the Unsupported OS error message, that *is* coming
frrm the JTSDK WSJT build script. I can fix that easily enough, but that
On Sun, 10 Jan 2016 11:48:00 -0700
Greg Beam wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Ok, that's making more sense now. The Linux WSJT Makefile has not been
> updated similar to WSPR to find Python3 and it's associated F2PY.
>
> I was mistaken on the Unsupported OS error message, that *is*
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