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I had a go at this this afternoon, but unfortunately some time in the distant past I had managed to use pavucontrol to rename the ports. But, you have to have the pulseaudio device manager loaded to

wrote: Hello, It has been some time since I have used an actual serial port, but as I remember them, they did not change, com1 was com1, and most computers only had one serial port, and the parameters

Robert I wasn't blaming the standard. I was actually blaming ICOM for not providing a serial number in the USB Audio Codecs to allow me to differentiate between one rig and another. How would a

USB does exactly as it is supposed to do. But it is a poor substitute for a dedicated RS232/422 data port. Blame the PC makers for being cheap, not the standard. Robert KG4KGL

Thanks Dave and Adrian. It does look like I can only identify them by their physical USB connection. So much for plug-n-play! I'll get to it this afternoon. Phil GM3ZZA

also refer to https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/linux_device_names_howto/

Hi David Same end action as just pressing (to disable) the top right screen button. This actually became evident when I was doing some flamp/flarq loopback testing using the transceiver RX monitor.

Thanks David, I've had a scan through that document but it does seem to rely on the system being able to differentiate between the two codec devices. I'll look at it closer in the calm light of day.

There are lots of ways to address this depending on what Linux sound system your application trying to use. At the lowest ALSA level, you can read up on ALSA sound device enumeration at

I have an IC-705 and an IC-7300 and they both use the same TI Audio Codec chip. This chip does not seem to have a serial number and ICOM do not provide the serial number of the rig for the audio

Linux Mint 22.0 (Wilma) was released a few weeks ago. It comes with Pipewire. Upgrading to Wilma gets you a new version with Pipewire without having to install Pipewire separately. Installed it

Bob, Try setting notify only on the inactive fldigi. David

I often run 2 fldigi instances communicating with 1 flrig. I found that if I TX a CQ macro on one, with TxID enabled, the RxID function on the inactive one issues a TX>RX transition immediately after

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I'm using Pipewire with Linux Mint 21.3, just switched to it last night. It seems to be working great so far with? everything that I've tried (fldigi, direwolf, js8call, wsjtx) without the

Thanks Adrian, it will be interesting to try it. Always learning something new with Linux. 73, Ron NY3J

Another two thumbs up top Pipewire. I had to switch manually a while back (Suse does not force you to switch on existing installs) and it works great. New Suse installs are all Pipewire. Rick Kunath,

Thanks! I've been wondering the same thing. I use NoMachine to stream audio, and once that works with PipeWire, I will start using PipeWire. 73, Harry Bloomberg W3YJ <vk4tux@...>

Hi All, My operating system is Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon and use the Wiki to do the builds. I've been hearing that the distributions are going to switch their sound system from Pulse Audio to PipeWire.

Thanks Glenn and everybody, That command line did the trick. CAT is working now. Rick, I do not get a login screen, it boots directly to my user.