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http://www.electroblog.com:8090/~electrode/gmfsk.atu.3.diff.gz Apply to a clean extract of Dave's gmfsk-hkj48 release. Here's my latest patch. Two changes in this one: Hell: Killed the raised cosine

I haven't followed Linspire lately, but back when they were Lindows they required you to run the system as root, and they were charging a subscription fee.

Linspire 5.0 is an excellent Linux (Debian) Dristo. They just presented the info to the Tri City Computer Club of Oceanside CA Tuesday. www.linspire.com 73 de Aubrey.W6ODG San Marcos, CA

Joe Veldhuis wrote: Great job Joe! Works perfectly here for me under Mandriva (various releases)... One thing though, perhaps add the 245 to the FMHELL menu entry, like you have for the FMH105? I am

http://www.electroblog.com:8090/~electrode/gmfsk.atu.2.diff.gz I've made a few improvements since my earlier patches. The FM Hell receiver now produces "fuzzy" output, which will no doubt be much more

jhaynesatalumni wrote: Hello Jim, Just looked over some of the mail that has been going through the group. My experience with Red Hat upgrades to the OS prior to Fedora was very similar to yours. I

So I wound up deleting the user account and making a new one, and that made the problem go away. So it's caused by something in some configuration file in the home directory that was left over from

Well now on a different machine with FC5 installed for testing the screen looks fine. So I will have to go back to the one that is strange and explore further.

Well I can try that when I get back to the machine, but I don't expect it to do anything. It's the line above the pixmaps that is missing, not the line containing the pixmaps. The one with File Mode

jhaynesatalumni wrote: Not sure if this will work or not, but try this as root cp -r /usr/share/pixmaps/gmfsk /usr/local/share/pixmaps/gmfsk HTH 73 Ed W3NR

I just converted one machine to FC5. When I run gmfsk I don't get the top line menu that lets me change the mode and that sort of thing. I rebuilt gmfsk from source with no change. I'm running under

Here's a patch to add the standard preamble to Olivia signals (the 'low-high-low-high' sequence you see at the beginning of everyone else's signals). I couldn't figure out how to send an explicit tone

Yes, the patch works. What you are seeing is XML markup used in the GUI code. -Joe, KD8ATU jhaynesatalumni wrote:

Are you sure that is a good patch? I still see some stuff that looks like html in it.

http://www.electroblog.com:8090/~electrode/gmfskhkj48_fmhell_qpsk63.diff By the way, this patch is even newer code: I have added support for 105 baud FM Hell! Still want to arrange a sked for some

I can't get that patch to go through the patch program without a great deal of effort to undo what the Yahoo group message system has done to it. Could you just post the actual patch file as a file in

Subject: Announcing the first DominoEx Contest A late addition to the 2006 Contest Calendar. Please Spread The Word! Purpose : This contest is intended to test the viability of DominoEX as a digital

Attached is a patch to add a somewhat rudimentary implementation of FM Hell to gMFSK. I'm sure that others have come up with better implementations, but I haven't seen any code and I wanted it working

Well I like to run the K6STI RITTY program sometimes, and it requires an ISA Soundblaster.

The alsaconf program might still help. PCI sound cards would be auto-detected through PCI plug and play, but ISA sound cards would need to be configured manually. I'm surprised that you want want to