Tom <kc6tom@...> wrote:
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hello,
as mentioned in my messages a few days ago (message/12674 'Linux73
install failed') I had issues to start ARDOP. I tried Dominic's
proposal but it doesn't help.
I did some additional checks and did find that in BaP install there are
2 apps to choose: 'ARDOP' and 'ARDOPGUI' -in 73 Linux install there is
just one: 'ARDOP' -see screenshots. Is that the reason why I can't get
ARDOP running? 73 de Tom, DG6TOM,
KC6TOM
BaP is installed on a Pi3, 73 Linux is installed on a ThinkCentre small
desktop
Assuming that this ThinkCentre deskop is a full pc, you have a x86, more
a x86_64 CPU inside.
Having a Raspberry Pi 3 you are limited to a ARM CPU, that does not have
a full x86 instruction set to work with.
Those two differ and so differ the applications that can run on those
processors finally.
That is also the reason the Raspberry Pi version of ARDOP is called
piardopc while the x86 version is only called ardopc (and the x86_64
version is even called ardopc64 (or piardopc64 on the Raspi)).
We do have 4 different versions of apps:
- raspberry pi processor (ARM)
- 32 bit piardopc
- 64 bit piardopc64
- normal PC
- 32 bit ardopc
- 64 bit ardopc64
And those are still not the same as the ARDOP_GUI tool, as the GUI tool
is just a wrapper for the actual program. The GUI makes it comfortable
to work with, but you still need the low-level application on your
system.
If you run `uname -a` you will get almost all information about your
used CPU that will help you to identify the correct version for your
system.
Now it depends what operating system is running on your Thinkcentre, as
that will finally limit what version of ardop you need to download.
So please run `uname -a` and decide which version you need to download
or let us at least know what the command tells you so we can give proper
hints to a possible solution (or non-solution HIHI)
I hope that makes some sense.
-dominic
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To appreciate the beauty of a snow flake, it is necessary to stand out in the cold.
- Aristotle
Dominic OE7DRT