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I think you are saying that every time you plug your GPS in you get a different USB port? if so does this help: https://msadowski.github.io/linux-static-port/ I use this method as I run two radios

Ok, thank you. I will try and report ?

Re:? "When I did what you suggested it killed the GPS functionality..." Reboot and see if it comes back. Mark KE6BB

RE:? "...You should see your gps as?/dev/ttyUSB0..." I am a relatively new Linux user, but have spent many hours trying to figure out GPS operation on Linux.? So far, I have determined that not

Hi it means that when you plug a FTDI or other USB in it recognises a unique attribute of the chip inside such as manufacturer ID, it the sets up a unique link. So normally my FTDI CAT lead for the

Concerning my question, I sent an email to the author of the MAN page for gpsd. If I get an answer I will share it here, but if anyone knows in the interim.... -- 73 de N5RKE

Hi Dave, does that mean that whenever you plug in a different cable that you set up earlier you are able to identify it in a dropdown selection by its name? 73 de Rico, DG5BQ

As many of us use LoTW would it be helpful if tqsl were added to the options in BAP? Also I have two radios I use portable, an FT857 and a G90, they use a different CAT cable, the issue is sometimes

Mine was a power issue. I had to switch to pi hat that allowed me to run everything from 12v, Power is much better and? the GPS seems to work much better

I had to buy a Pi hat that allowed me to use 12 volts to run the pi system. 3 amps isn't quite enough. My gps would not work half the time and when it did, if I was using flrig, and or digital, the

nb7o, Thanks! When I did what you suggested it killed the GPS functionality from a xgps perspective(but both gpsd and gps were active when queried) and disabled the rig control in wsjt-x. Also did

Typically guys will use either a sound card with VOX for PTT or PTT via CAT control which is fed through a USB port. You could also use the GPIO pins for PTT but this isn't something I have done.

Keith is right about Smokey Mountain Knife Works! Anywhere in the Smokey Mountain National Park is worth the trip. Clingmans Dome ( https://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/clingmansdome.htm ) & Cades

Are you running build a pi or did you manually install the GPS? -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar ( https://www.paypal.me/km4ack ) Twitter ( https://twitter.com/km4ack

That not working either. I guess I just cant use flrig for that part if I close flrig and just set it up for the rig itself it works fine. Sent from

Jason, Th IRS and FCC call me Gerald, but my friends call me Jerry. :) Happy to help. -- 73 de N5RKE

First, make sure FLRIG is open and configured for your rig. Then in a terminal window run: */usr/local/bin/rigctld -m 4 * and leave this window open. Open CQRlog, go to File->Preferences. Choose

Don, What was the it you modified?? I'd like to try it but I'm just new to the Pi, but I'm having fun. Thanks, Tim

This is what I get.? Any suggestions? I also don't get gps info in conky.? I'm using the recommended GPS and it locks (flashing green). Any suggestions? Great piece of work here, Thanks!? Tim

I hav searched far and wide, but can't find the answer to this question: What if I want to swap between GPS devices, but don't want to update the code each time? Would it look like this: