I am of course using nanovna-saver for serious measurements! Were it not for your excellent app the nanovna would be gathering dust in my desk drawer by now.
I started this somewhat academic exercise with nanovnasharp to see if a native windows app that depends on a windows device driver could be made to run on linux using Wine.
What I found of course is that it will not work if there is no equivalent driver available in linux.
So this gave me an excuse to try out virtualbox.
Do you have any theories as to why there is lost scan data? I saved .s1p and .s2p files and opened them with nanovna-saver and the corruption was still there. There's nothing useful in the virtualbox logs so am at a bit of a loss to explain it.
