?
What I found is I am able to use Direwolf since I can
edit the configuration file too reflect the symbolic
link and it works
Wish there was an easy way in QtSoundmodem to
accomplish the same thing without jumping thru hoops
Thanks
On Mar 21, 2025, at 14:33, Ben Kuhn via
groups.io <ku0hn@...>
wrote:
Hi Rob,
The GUI
configuration won't detect the symlinks, as
you discovered.? If you set everything else up
and close the application you can edit the
.ini file directly and add the symlink in
there and it will use it.? The down side of
this approach is if you open the GUI
configuration again it will overwrite it and
it'll need to be edited by hand again.
Another option
is to use rigctld (hamlib) and let that handle
the PTT.? If you are using a radio that
doesn't support CAT, you can use the "dummy"
rig type and specify a PTT device pointed to
your serial port.? Then Hamlib will handle PTT
only and ignore any other commands.
73,
Ben - KU0HN
On Friday, March
21st, 2025 at 1:20 PM, Robert Cartier via
groups.io <kd1jg@...>
wrote:
Ok I have a question and I
have tried creating ?a?/etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-serial.rules
and while I do see my symbol link I am unable to
select it in the QtSoundmodem app.
What do I need to do to get ttyUSB0 defined so that if it is moved
the system still assigns it and the port config will work