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sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/rigctld.service??

I added this to the empty file:
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[Unit]

Description=rigctld Hamradio rig controler

After=syslog.target network.target

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[Service]

Type=simple

ExecStart=/usr/bin/rigctld -m 1028 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t 4532 -s 38400

ExecReload=/bin/kill -HUP $MAINPID

RestartSec=60

Restart=always

User=ae8u

Group=ae8u

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[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

I then ran the following commands:

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sudo adduser ae8u --system --group --home /var/lib/rigctld

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

sudo systemctl enable rigctld.service

sudo systemctl start rigctld.servictl

Now if I enter rigclt,??it still returns Rig command: as it should. But when I enter f it comes back with 145000000

Can someone please help me understand what is causing this behavior?

Thanks and 73,
Mike, AE8U

Sounds like it’s not connecting to the radio is the serial speed correct it’s a unusual value?

Fiddle with the command till you get success? Is the radio a model correct??

rigctld -m 1028 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t?4532 -s 38400

I don’t personally like Ubuntu, but try them all!?

nothing wrong with 64bit (it all should work) it’s just all VERY NEW, so it’s all different depending . (New is wine 9/wow64)

If vara loads up your likely good backup the ~/.wine (it’s the wine/windows disk)?

if you have some frustrating issue. Delete the .wine folder and make a new wine environment in 32 with?
WINEARCH=win32 winetricks

Hi Team,
?I love BAP/73 Linux.

I recently came into posession of an sBitxv2. The UI is.. challenging.. to me.

Is there any way we can get support for the radio in these utilities? Ideally keeping the main voice functions of the radio intact?

It already runs on a Raspberry Pi, but I never see flrig running, only hamlib on the back end, and have zero idea how to extend things to make it work personally.

(No is a valid answer, I'm also pinging the folks who created the radio to see if they can add support for BAP/73. Just trying to work both ends)

Cheers,
N8MOR

Kelly - Wow. I see that you are a prolific author on the issues I’m experiencing and a very busy person. Thanks for taking the time to answer.

New info: About six weeks ago, with a crappy old Toshiba laptop, I installed on Linux Mint Wine, Winetricks, Vara modems and VarAC. I dug that laptop out yesterday, fired it up and started, under Wine, VarAC. Vara modem started automatically and I had two QSOs on 20 meters. I have a system that works! (I am clueless on why this works, other than the fact I followed Jason’s instructions to the letter.) I’m writing today because I thought I might back up my Toshiba laptop and then install the backup on the “real nice” computer I’d like to use for VarAC. This idea, to me, is a compromise I don’t want to make. I want to “gut it out” on the HP Envy360 laptop because it’s so much better in so many ways.

If you have some time, start me out on the process with the HP Envy laptop. Fresh install of Linux Mint, or whatever you recommend - although I have a usb stick with Mint on it that works well.

If you don’t have time - my gratitude anyway and no frown from me.

Anyone else reading this have some ideas? I’m all eyes.

Thanks!

Tim
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Tim Tyler I KI5OOS

Success!!!
Info:??

Yes!!!

ADVICE plughw:CARD=CODEC,DEV=0? ??

this replaces the standard:? ADEVICE 1 plughw: 3,0

(signalink, ft2980r, rasp pi 4b)