In response to the question about UDEV, I am using the UDEV rules to keep my USB devices on pseudo static USB ports.? The problem I had was every time I booted, the radio would be on a different usb.? For example /dev/ttyUSB0 today and tomorrow /dev/ttyUSB1.? It became very frustrating very fast.? Enter UDEV rules.? When you look at the properties of the plugged in USB devices they have attributes that, most of the time, distinguish one from another.? Attributes like manufacturer, model, and serial number in many cases.? So, you write rules in a udev rules file that essentially maps these devices to a symlink with a friendly name.? So, in CQRLOG for example, instead of specifying /dev/ttyUSB0 as your CAT serial port, you would use something like /dev/ttyUSB7300 for your IC-7300.
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