hi there

Wouldnt mind a little help here :) I am totally a friend of linux. But 
getting a rig configured in hamlid and to run in all the Ham radio Apps. 
Cant and shouldnt be this hard. I would very much like some help here 
with configuring my Kenwood TS-450s ro rung with all the apps i would 
like to run it with.

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Re: hi there

* On 2011 09 Mar 15:02 -0600, Christian Hansson wrote:
> Wouldnt mind a little help here :) I am totally a friend of linux. But 
> getting a rig configured in hamlid and to run in all the Ham radio Apps. 
> Cant and shouldnt be this hard. I would very much like some help here 
> with configuring my Kenwood TS-450s ro rung with all the apps i would 
> like to run it with.

Hi Christian.  Welcome to Hamlib.

Specifically, what errors in which applications are you receiving?  Each
app's UI will be slightly different for selecting the radio, some with a
drop-down menu and others require that you already know your rig's
Hamlib ID number.  In this case the TS-450S model number is 203 (use
rigctl -l for a list, which should be sorted by model number someday.
Sigh...).

We're not experts on all the possible ways that apps will use to select
a certain rig, but we'll help as we can.

73, de Nate >>

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SVN r3068 being released as 1.2.13

I am releasing 1.2.13 as a source tarball this morning so that it can be
included in the next Ubuntu release.  Some Win32 fixes that may be
needed will be released separately as a "point" release.

73, de Nate >>

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SVN to Git transition

Since I'm waiting to hear back from Kamal regarding a configure bug when
trying to cross-compile for win32, I am going to go ahead and re-
construct the Git repository from the current SVN.  When that looks
good I'll disable SVN write access and enable Git write access.  So
please, no SVN commits.  

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Git conversion complete

The Git repository conversion is complete.  Everyone who had SVN commit
access now has Git commit access.  Note that if you had not committed to
SVN within the past 30 months or so your commit access has been TEMPORARILY
disabled.  If you plan on committing please let me know and I'll restore
your access.  This is an attempt to account for silent keys and members
who have moved on without telling anyone.  

Okay, here we go!

First install Git.  Something on the order of version 1.5.6.5 (Debian
Lenny) or later should be fine for general use.

Now clone the repository.  There are two methods, one for anonymous
read-only and the other for developer read/write access.  The URLs are 
found at:

https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git&group_id=8305

Instructions for using SSH with SourceForge's Git repository are here:

https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/Git

In either case, the 'git clone URL' syntax is used.  For example,

~ $ mkdir git
~ $ cd git
~/git $ git clone URL

If you want your local repository named something other than 'hamlib'
simply append that name at the end of the clone command:

Problem with rigswr on Yaesu FT-897D

 The program will switch the 1st frequency sent to the radio just fine, but
the next frequency change will not be accepted by the radio. The program
does key the rig, in this example four times.

Keiths-Mac-mini:~ keith$ rigswr -vvvvvs 38400 -m 123 -r
/dev/cu.usbserial-FTCVXPMK 144010000 147100000 1000000
rigswr, Hamlib 1.2.12
Report bugs to <hamlib-developer <at> lists.sourceforge.net>

rig:rig_init called
rig: loading backend yaesu
yaesu: initrigs2_yaesu called
rig_register (121)
rig_register (127)
rig_register (110)
rig_register (105)
rig_register (106)
rig_register (107)
rig_register (109)
rig_register (120)
rig_register (101)
rig_register (122)
rig_register (123)
rig_register (111)
rig_register (115)
rig_register (113)
rig_register (114)
rig_register (128)
rig_register (131)
rig_register (116)

Win32 package and Daemons

Howdy,

It came up on the amsat-bb that someone wanted to get all their
station control working under windows.  When I went to test this, I
discovered that the win32 precompiled binaries do not include rigctld
and rotctld.

What can I do to help get these included?

Thanks
Charles
AA1VS

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Re: Win32 package and Daemons

* On 2011 18 Mar 19:49 -0500, Charles Suprin wrote:
> Howdy,
> 
> It came up on the amsat-bb that someone wanted to get all their
> station control working under windows.  When I went to test this, I
> discovered that the win32 precompiled binaries do not include rigctld
> and rotctld.
> 
> What can I do to help get these included?

Hi Charles.

Right now I am stymied by an inability to build the DLL for Win32 using
mingw32.  Apparently, this is due to the removal of the libtool source
tree from our source tree.  So far I have not heard from Kamal KA6MAL or
Dave W1HKJ regarding a solution.  I am loathe to have to continue
carrying the source of another project in our tree, so we must find an
alternative and document it so it can be replicated by any one else.
Once the library DLL is built, then we can address the utilities.

Any and all help is appreciated.  In the mean time I will continue to
study mingw32 documentation to see if I can find a solution.

73, de Nate >>

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Re: Win32 package and Daemons

* On 2011 20 Mar 06:46 -0500, Charles Suprin wrote:
> Nate,
> 
> Thank you for the update. I understand and agree with the priorities and
> will read up on mingw.

Alternatively, I think we would welcome any interested parties who would
like to maintain the Win32 DLL.  The door is open.    It may prove
easier to build the DLL on Windows itself than trying to cross-compile
it.  It would be most appreciated for someone who finds the Hamlib DLL
to be valuable to help us out by keeping the builds up to date.

Please spread the word.  

73, de Nate >>

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