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Hi Dave AFC is not relevant to all modes. Back in the 4.2.06.alpha evolutions I mentioned to the forum that it wasn't working, but was indicating "on" with the multicarrier PSKR modems. RSID action

Hi. Running on LMDE 6 all up-to-date, on a 4 core Intel platform with 8G of RAM. Fldigi 4.2.06.21 (alpha) has a buggy AFC feature. It's been flaky since I first tried it, but intermittently the

Hi Chris, I am glad it is working better. I know we are getting into the weeds a little, but looking at your command lines shown here, it seems that you have a space character between the double dash

PROGRESS!! First of all, thanks to everyone who chimed in on this. This is my first linuxham post and your responses made me feel really welcome. Second, I am now on the air with FLAMP. Here's an

Thanks. I just gave that a try, with a few variations, and they all seemed to work the same way. The FLAMP command is accepted, FLAMP starts, displays “NOT CONNECTED” (with the correct window

Give it a try without those parentheses. They might be falsely interpreted by the shell. To be sure, make it flamp-right or something shorter, no spaces or special characters. (If it doesn't help,

I tried another test: Start FLDigi, leave it running, Start FLMsg, leave it running, Run netstat -an | grep -e 7362 -e 7363 Results: tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:7363 0.0.0.0:*

David, thanks for getting back so soon. My responses are below. tcp ? ? ? ?0 ? ? ?0 0.0.0.0:7363 ? ? ? ? ? ?0.0.0.0:* ? ? ? ? ? ? ? LISTEN Yes, I start FLDigi first, then FLMsg,

Hello Chris, Is Fldigi running when you run Flamp? It's required. That's not a shell script.. that's just a GUI menu definition for Flamp meant to be used by the LXDE desktop manager

Correction: It should say: Here is the FLDigi desktop script: Sorry about that. Chris KC9AD

Hello All, I'm a brand new member of linuxham. I'm a Linux "user", not really an admin of any kind. I have been running the FLDigi suite under Linux on a Raspberry Pi for several years. I was using

I was thinking about this. Why are we setting bandwidth for a rig like IC7300? The algorithm appears to set the bandwidth as follows: Have we seen this mode? Set the bandwidth to last time; Else set

All I can see is that the mode_bwA is getting corrupted when I change the CW bandwidth. The CW, CW-R, LSB, LSB-D, USB and USB-D values are all getting set to 9 (500 Hz). I set a breakpoint on

After some prompting by Mike Black in another forum, I have the following results. The problem only occurs if I have transmitted in CW mode, AND the CW filter bandwidth was not its default value. I

Good day David. *Sending QSO via API to external log* Once I forgot to turn off sending QSO via API to an external log. And on the host this resource was deleted due to some circumstances or the

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This is a problem that has been bugging me for sometime. I finally decided to look into it. I am running an IC-7300 and connecting to it with flrig. Most times I change my operating from CW to FT8

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Running FLDIGI version 4.1.18 on a Raspberry Pi 4. I seem to be limited to 21 custom text search notifications before they begin glitching and changing form into "My callsign de CALL"