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Hey Bog, One of the challenges to CQRLog on Mint, is that when you first install, MySQL is also installed.? Replace it with MariaDB (and you will be good to go). 73, Glenn

Hi Tim, I use all of them together.? CQRlog is tied to JTDX (using UDP), both are tied to GridTracker (with UDP).? GridTracker has connectivity to CloudLog, ClubLog, HRDlog, LOTW, QRZ, etc.

Hi Tim, Not sure why yours switch - mine have remained constant (Ubuntu 24.04 or Mint 22): I use the udev rules to map per the above - at a minimum, it makes it easy for me to assign to the

I'm considering that, but mostly there is already everything about that you might want on OBS right now. But yes :) Rick Kunath, K9AO

Rick, Do you plan to build using the Opensuse Build service and create RPMs? .....(I hope?) -- ----------------------------------- 73/Rick W7IMM Western? Wa

Just as a thought Dave after you have exhausted your diagnostics on the PC, if you do decide to go to another distro, I can't recommend OpenSuse Tumbleweed enough. It's a stable rolling release, and

For what it's worth Dave, I have experienced Linux failures that seem to be related to USB ports and devices. Perhaps I will ground the PC to the equipment ground in the shack and see if that helps.

Try booting into recovery mode from the linux boot prompt. David

LMAO Well put Glenn. N1MM tracks contest for me and ACL is by far my favorite general logger. Windows did an update and now once again ACL won't read the VFO on my IC 7610. I have been lazy and

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Hi. Well,? I'm doing this on the "standby" laptop, as the main shack PC, that was running LMDE6 rather well, has objected to something, and committed suicide! Looks like I'll be flattening the thing

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

I will look at VB.? I have seen people demo using it as a clean OS.?? Thanks Mike for the thought.? steve

I was able to get n1mm to run under wine but there seemed to be some compatibility issues so I backed off of that venture. [email protected]> wrote:

Steve,I am not running N1MM, but I am running a Windows only program written by W1TR? which controls my Palstar HF Auto tuner. The way I am doing it is that I run Linux Mint on a desktop, previously

OK, tell me more about udev rules.?? Someone else mentioned them relative to USB devices....? I get USB devices to pop up with a nice long name that is perfect for finding the device.? Is that it?

Yes, I am using Mint 22 and RPi linux (for 4 & 5).?? I Would like to see N1MM+ on Linux...? Maybe when W11 does more (stupid) updates/improvements ??? Anyone running N1mm on Wine/Bottles ? 73,

I will also pile on and say I am quite happy with Mint 22, also using udev rules and CQRLOG, WSJTX, JS8Call and probably Gridtracker at some point.? My last concerns staying with Windows was the

Michael, Was looking for a way to reply directly to you only but that doesn't seem to be possible. I don't have a way to filter to just ham radio related packages but here's a link with all the

Bog, I understand.? On Linux, I have found combining Gridtracker <https://gridtracker.org/>, CloudLog <https://github.com/magicbug/Cloudlog/wiki>, and CQRLog <https://www.cqrlog.com/> ... I can