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Sid, yes, the Fire3 is very fast compared to the Pi systems. I've also looked into running it off an SDD drive, but so have not yet figured it out yet either. If you make any progress, please let me

Those links take me to https://www.linuxtoday.com/, I guess linuxplanet.com no longer exists as a standalone site. The PiSDR image does not come with quisk thankfully so I would recommend building and

Thanks Jim, Not really necessary. I reported it in case it was intended to be there seeing the space it would take up to the left of the frequency display seemed in similar proportion to the Large

OK ... I had them repaired and returned. I don't know what killed the USB on them but it happened after I did an online update on them both. When I went back to the original image the problem was

Just downloaded the latest version and printed the documentation to file.? Under the topic "Linux Problems" regarding audio issues, there are two link:

Hello Sid, The On/Off button is absent from the small screen version. I could not find the room, and I didn't think it was necessary. Do you think the button is needed for the small screen? Jim N2ADR

Sid, it’s the Fire3. I know you had some problems with some of their devices and the USB ports no longer working after software updates. So far I have not encountered anything like that. I have not

The problem still persists - even with the update 4.1.52 in both Python-versions. What can I try further?

Hi Karl Heinz, Which nanoPi do you have? I recently got the nanoPi-M4v2 4GB with a SATA hat, working well with the usual USB keyboard, mouse, 10 inch touch LCD and a 1TB SATA hard drive. I also have

Hi Jim Looks like you also cured the freeDV startup under windows. Many thanks. Dave

Hi Jim, The ON button does not appear on small screens. Tested with HL2 and HiQSDR. Checked the Band, Mode and Display buttons in case it was hidden under one of them. Nothing different when comparing

Hello namesake :-) I did so. But no difference. Once I have started WSJT-X, Quisk's output is dead. 73's DL6MEE

I added an On/Off button to Quisk. When Quisk starts the button is "On". When you turn it to "Off", Quisk shuts down the sound system and closes the hardware. When you turn it "On" again, Quisk starts

Quisk and WSJTX can work together on the same system. I have it working on a nanoPi. I was however not able to use the prepackaged version of WSJTX and had to compile it from sources. The problem was

Many thanks for your answer, Bob. It's a really good suggestion but I'm using a RPi4 (4 GiB) and Virtual Box/VMware Player aren't available for armhf. 73's DL6MEE

Hello, I try to connect quisk to a mumble client for remote operation. Mumble can see "quiskdigitaloutput" but which "radio sound output" device must be selected on quisk ? Has someone tried to

I found with my system that there was a binary (only one can be installed and working) dependency conflict between Quisk and WSJT-X (plus WSJT-X won't work with my small monitor - too small a

Hello everyone :-) hope that I'm right here with this problem! First - there are no difficulties to work with FLDIGI - but if I start WSJT-X there's no audio (I/Q) output anymore between Quisk and the

Maybe RF feedback?? 50 mw shouldn't cause it, but YNK.? Then there are the different ground loops that can occur - although they usually show up in the audio section if anywhere.? They can be a

First, the Softrock is only putting out 2mw MAXIMUM.? It's modified for broadband use - I never got the original amp boards and rolled a low power version (my memory was that I designed it for around