One of the issues with Linux is package management—meaning the software isn’t always kept up to date by the volunteer package owner. It’s pretty easy for the software to fall out of date, especially something like the fldigi suite.?
The good news is the fldigi suite is relatively easy to compile and install. Navigate to??and the source is there to roll your own. You’ll probably want to remove the fldigi suite before you start though.
The building instructions are at??for the Pi. There’s also a script to take care of most of this for you at??however I’ve never run it.
You should be able to download that last script, run it in a terminal session and have it build for you—but please post back if you are still having issues.
Thanks,
Dan
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On Aug 2, 2024, at 12:59?PM, Mark Acierno <acierno@...> wrote:
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Question for any fldigi / flrig gurus. I installed both on a new Raspberry Pi 5 using the “add /remove software “ available in the GUI. Noticed that my FT-710 wasn’t supported, further investigation shows that I am running version 1.4.7 of flrig. I believe the latest is 2.2 - so I tried : sudo apt-get -y flrig. The system tells me that I already have the latest version 1.4.7–1. ? am I correct that there’s a more recent version. Also, I posted a question about this on facebook and was told the FT-710 was not supported on any version of flrig - is this correct? If it is supported, how do I get the latest version. Please keep in mind I am a Pi novice.....
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated
