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Re: D-Rats Issues
开云体育Hi Daryl, It has been a while! The original work was written in older
versions of Python 2 with libraries that are no longer supported.
There has been an enormous amount of work needed and much has been
done by John Malmberg, WB8TYW and Maurizio Andreotti IZ2LXI
.? While in your "absence", D-RATS has undergone some major changes
- much of the v0.4 development code was written to run under Msys2
or MobaXterm (emulation application) in the Python 3 environment
(IIRC) so that the primary maintainers could continue work on
fixing the Python code and making things current. Here is a quote from the github repository which has me a bit confused on a brief reading. It is from :
Since I last used the system there is now a version of Python 3
for 64 bit Win 11 that may or may not have the needed support.
Also for a while (maybe still), a separate piece of the code for
LZHUF was required that was critical for certain functions of
D-RATS to run. I don't know if that is still the case. So the
Python interpreter plus the LZHUF issue maybe where your attempt
to install D-RATS went south. (The old version did not need the
interpreter because it had been compiled to work in Windows). I had been loading and testing John's new versions, then got derailed by life demands. The old versions (v3) still will load and run OK on my old 2015 Dell Windows 10 based desktop (which just has been replaced by a Win 11 box). I have yet to install any version of Python or D-RATS on the new computer, so you and I will likely go on this journey together.? I do think I have the new code running on my Win 11 laptop - but
it has been a while since I did much with it. If I have the time (has been scarce lately) to install, I will. I
will share with you what the "secret sauce" steps that I discover
on the way. Hope that makes it easier. Jack - KD4IZ On 9/16/2024 12:28 PM, Daryl Stout
wrote:
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