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While attempting to install FLDIGI 4.1.19 on a fresh pi this evening I discovered that it failed due to a missing library. If you run into this, run the following command:
sudo apt install libudev-dev
and then use BAP to install FLDIGI again. A bug report has been created so this can be fixed in the next release of BAP.
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On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 09:39 PM, km4ack wrote:

While attempting to install FLDIGI 4.1.19 on a fresh pi this evening I discovered that it failed due to a missing library. If you run into this, run the following command:
sudo apt install libudev-dev
and then use BAP to install FLDIGI again. A bug report has been created so this can be fixed in the next release of BAP.

Thank you Jason! Watching the livestream right now with you & Jason from Ham Radio 2.0 and just found out about this. Nice, as I just did a nuke & pave of my Pi. Doing it the right way from the start. I don't recall seeing this in my email, but I could have deleted by accident.

This also fixes an issue with trying to update FLRIG/FLDIGI. I was trying to figure out what was going wrong because FLRIG/FLDIGI kept saying needs an update when I checked with BAP updater.

I ran the command stated in the original post, and bam, they both updated just fine, and they both show that they have the latest version installed.

I also caught the livestream with Ham Radio 2.0 and the livestream was great information. I decided to give FLRIG an honest try both on my Macbook Air and my Reaspberry Pi. I am impressed with once I figured out how to use it, it really is a lot more solid connecting to both my FTDX-10 and my IC-705 and using WSJT-x is a lot easier to connect through FLRIG than to try to get it working just from WSJT-x directly.

Thank you for the livestream and the information that you gave us. It really helped a lot.

Now I am off to try to figure out what happened to one of my Raspberry Pi since it will not boot up anymore. I might have to reimage the MicroSD card since I think I had a momentary loss of power with it.