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I have done an extensive search on internet for solutions to the problem I have been having. It seems to be specific to the FUNCube Dongle Pro + and GQRX on the Raspberry Pi. It seems to be a problem

That line is already in the config.txt file. So much for that. Zack

The problem I have had is evidently a common and well-known problem with the FUNCube dongle on GQRX. After some searching, I found a site that outlined a repair. It said Add this line to the bottom

Also, the current at 5v will be 2.4x the current at 12v. ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

Disconnect the USB keyboard and mouse to check the difference in current draw with each of those. And remember, you are limited to 1.2 amps TOTAL current combined from all 4 USB ports ?Get BlueMail

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=usb+current+meter&crid=13PO0S4CLYQCU&sprefix=usb+current+meter%2Caps%2C135&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 Chuck N7CHS

I got curious and used a 12 to 5 volt adaptor with a USB-C plug on it. I have no way of measuring the current on a USB-C line. But I can measure the current on the 12 volt line. Current at 5 volts is

So I followed the instructions https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/debian_howto/. Everything looked great, program seemed to compile. I? get all the way to the last step to install : make && sudo

Thanks! I am going to give it a try this weekend when I have a few min to go threw it methodically. I will certainly update you on my progress! Mark N2UEM

Most SDR dongles use quite a bit of current. The issue with the FUNCube causing loss of mouse is very typical of what happens when you exceed the power capabilities of the USB ports. You need a

I just recently joined this group. I'm new to the Raspberry Pi and actually new to Linux. My original purpose for the Ras[berry Pi was to use it as a spectrum monitor for the IF of microwave

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 It’s pretty easy for the software to fall out of date,

Sorry, FT-710.

FL-701 IS in the latest version. (2.0.05) Get it from the FLDIGI website, not from your out of date repository. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur

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

Hello Jim, You need to install the required dependency packages and then compile the Direwolf 1.8-DEV (not 1.6) meaning the DEV branch of Direwolf:

Thanks, David, for the information. I have compiled direwolf 1.6 according to the steps listed in the PDF you provided a link to. However, I didn't get the "Includes optional support for: libgpiod"

Another option is downgrading the kernel to 6.1.74 which was the last kernel with the deprecated GPIO. A lot more software will be affected for GPIO access and this fix will fix it for all sudo

Hello Jim, A recent Raspberry Pi OS upgrade made many disruptive changes including deprecating the old way of interfacing to the GPIO pins. To resolve this for Direwolf you need to compile a new

I think this is the same issue.? Might give it a try on Debian version: 11 (bullseye). https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/issues/503 Hope this helps...