I just installed FLrig 2.0.05 on a Pi3B+ running Bullseye.? WiringPi is also installed, and the gpio command works.?

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My previous FLrig (1.3-ish) had a PTT-GPIO configuration panel.? It didn't work for me, but I had hopes it might in this new version.? The panel is missing altogether in the new version.? I can select Config > Setup > PTT-GPIO, but it just takes me to a similar menu lacking the GPIO option. ?

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Anybody have some knowledge / wisdom to share?

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Thanks,

Eric

Are you confusing flrig and fldigi?



David

On 1/6/25 12:56, Eric Hansen, KB1VUN via groups.io wrote:

I just installed FLrig 2.0.05 on a Pi3B+ running Bullseye.? WiringPi is also installed, and the gpio command works.?

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My previous FLrig (1.3-ish) had a PTT-GPIO configuration panel.? It didn't work for me, but I had hopes it might in this new version.? The panel is missing altogether in the new version.? I can select Config > Setup > PTT-GPIO, but it just takes me to a similar menu lacking the GPIO option. ?

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Anybody have some knowledge / wisdom to share?

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Thanks,

Eric

No change with alpha.? In response to your first reply, I don't think I confused flrig with fldigi.? Section 3.1.4 of the flrig manual talks about the PTT-GPIO option, , and shows the menu that I believe I used in the 1.3-ish version.

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I'm not clear about how flrig is supposed to be aware of the gpio command in the WiringPi package.? I can run gpio as a command and the gpio pins obey.? For flrig, do I need to start a daemon process, or compile flrig with the WiringPi library, or does flrig just fail if I ask it to set a pin and gpio isn't present in the system?

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Thanks much for your help,

Eric

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