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It's turning out nicely. Now only one hole remains :-) -- Gyula HA3HZ

I updated the hex file this evening. Moved the CW Spot button, added IF Shift, and reverted to manual VFO save option so I could squeeze all of the functions in the Nano. I tested with WSJT-X and an

Let me explain what the new UI is about. First, for the programmers, 1. The values of controls like audio, mode, etc, are not held in variables. They are held in an array of controls defined as struct

Opus is not required for now. I will remove it from the build file. It is for future use. I plan to multicast audio with Opus codec so that any other program can catch it. - f [email protected]>

Beat me to it Mark. Thanks for you help. -- Hank W6IR

It compiles (and runs) after I installed libopus-dev. The touch screen looks nice. It also launched Chromium without causing the radio to stutter as in v2/ -- 73, Mark, N8ME

Still gives the same error. -- Hank W6IR

From a google search... 10 The opus audio codecs ( http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/opus-tools ) are installed with the following packages: * *libogg0* (>= 1.3.0) * *libopus0* *

I'm also getting a ld error can't find -lopus. I installed opus-tools and rebooted. What else do I need to do to add the library? -- 73, Mark, N8ME

D'oh. Dumb me. But I still get the cannot find -lopus error. Hank W6IR

You're welcome. When I started on the docs, it was a pain to manually create screenshots (I didn't like using a camera), so I figured out how to do a screen dump. -- 73, Mark, N8ME

Try ./build sbitx [email protected]> wrote:

I guess if there is an error to be had I'd get it. When I use ./build I get gcc: error: .c: No such file or directory. I've gone down the list in ./build and the files are there. If I try ./update I

I built the alpha software in my environment (Debian 11 / Bullseye in 64-bit mode) and had no issues. There are a lot of great new ideas in the code, I'm looking forward to looking at it in more

On Tue, Nov 14, 2023 at 10:37 AM, Dave, N1AI wrote: > > I will certainly refer to it. > > I really like the idea of doing I2C in the kernel rather than in user space. > > I like the idea of having

Thank you Mark. Your software is great, BTW!? I will get better screenshots using your method.

I will certainly refer to it. I really like the idea of doing I2C in the kernel rather than in user space. I like the idea of having a core set of functions that can be started and stopped from the

I uploaded it and quite like the colors and functionality. Thanks for making this available to us. Joel N6ALT

Thanks for keeping this project alive. I see you took camera pictures of the screen. Just FYI, there is a a option to make digital screen dumps. Compile the project with USE_SCREEN_DUMP defined in

Ugh, lemme see if I can tag on GitHub