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Pierre, One last thought from me! When searching the internet for attrdict problems, I read that attrdict is not maintaned any more and can be a problem for python3.10 and higher? My i386 raspios

Thanks again Nigel, I give up for the moment, waiting to try all this on my actual Raspberry. I got the same error. 73 - Pierre - FK8IH

Pierre, You didn't say if you originally installed by add/remove software and if you removed Quisk by the same method? This is getting beyond my capabilities now, but a quick search in this forum

Nigel, I did according to https://james.ahlstrom.name/quisk/docs.html#Installation after having made sudo -H python3 -m pip uninstall quisk then sudo -H python3 -m pip install --no-cache-dir

Thanks Gisle My apologies. Interestingly - gcc 11.2.0 (Rev 9) under msys2 didn't even issue a warning - it was happy. I use VS code as the editor. It manages space changes automatically. I've removed

Hi Piere, I just realized you made your original Quisk install from the desktop GUI via Preferences >> Add / Remove Software, which is why you got Quisk 4.1.77 Before blowing the VM away, try removing

The `dv/dv.c` doesn't compile now with TDM-gcc (gcc ver 10.3.0): <pre> dv/dv.c: In function 'M17_tx': dv/dv.c:2108:17: error: a label can only be part of a statement and a declaration is not a

Hi Pierre, I have had problems quite a number of releases ago so I always build from the 4.2.17.tar.gz source on ARM - all 64-bit. As Jim's codec2 libraries releases are for x86_64 they may not be

Hi Pierre, Sorry it didn’t work out and aside from making a new VM and clean install of Quisk (probably quicker than fighting the error) I can’t help any further. Nigel, G4ZAL

Nigel, same results as my first post with the same error messages. I fails. 73 - Pierre - FK8IH

Hi Jim I've continued adding digital modes. To P25p1 and DSTAR I've now added M17 TX & RX. I'll probably stop adding modes at this point. DSTAR is a bit rough on TX still. I believe this is a known

Pierre, some googling suggests this to possibly find the problem... *sudo pip list --outdated * I'd then try... *sudo python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip* sudo python3 -m pip install --upgrade

Jim, if I go to "Add/Remove Programs" and type Quisk it just show me the v.4.1.77.1 Walter, I tried your proposal but it failed. Nigel, I tried your proposal and it failed also with this "wheel" error

Have you tried the easiest?? On a Raspberry Pi, I just go to "Add / Remove Programs", type in Quisk" in the search bar, and it does all the rest? Your mileage may vary, Jim W0CHL

It works for me on an i386? Laptop running the raspi-os and also in a virtual machine inside Win10. The command might be the cause of the error as noted by DL8FCL. My output.... pi@raspberry:~ $

Hallo Pierre, I am using Quisk on a Raspberry Pi 4? with bullesye x86_64. To build and install Quisk I installed these packages: libfftw3-dev libasound2-dev portaudio19-dev libpulse-dev python3-dev

I installed Quisk on a raspios-bullseye-i386 system. The default installed version is v.4.1.77 Trying to upgrade I ran in a terminal pip install --upgrade quisk. It starts to install v.4.2.17 then

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Hi, I fixed the issue now. I found 3 version of Python so deleted them all and re-installed version 3.9.13. Then it works! Apologies for the trouble. 73, Hidehiko JA9MAT.

OK thanks Nick and Jim, I installed the latest Pyhton doubly. This causes problem so I will try to fix it. Sorry for my mistake. Thanks again. 73, HIdehiko JA9MAT.