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Jack Heller | 4 Dec 2006 23:12
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gmfsk - fftw lib not found

Hello,

	./configure fails with gmfsk 0.6

	error reads: fftw libraries not found

	I made the original mistake of installing fftw3, removed it  Used 
the "remove" in the Ubuntu "Adept" package -- Perhaps that is not a complete 
uninstall.  ??

	System is ubuntu 6.06

	Have since installed fftw 2.1.3 -- no help

	Then installed fftw 2.1.5 -- same failure.

	I thought perhaps there is something to be changed in PATH, but I do not 
understand how that is to be done.

	 I have looked in archives and it would seem I am the only person with this 
problem.

	Please . . . Help

	Thanks --  Jack   KB7NO
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Hamish Moffatt | 5 Dec 2006 02:10
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Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found

On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 02:12:46PM -0800, Jack Heller wrote:
> 	./configure fails with gmfsk 0.6
> 	error reads: fftw libraries not found

You need to install the development libraries for fftw. The package is
called fftw-dev in Debian and probably the same in Ubuntu.

Hamish
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Jack Heller | 5 Dec 2006 04:40
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Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found

Thanks Hamish,
	I am working on getting the dev file.  A small confusion exists.  I will sort 
out the apt-get commands and get this done.  Found some nice instructions, 
decided to print them and had to stop and fill print cartridges.  Will 
persevere.  Thanks a bunch -- Really want to see this work.

	Jack   KB7NO

On Monday 04 December 2006 17:10, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 02:12:46PM -0800, Jack Heller wrote:
> > 	./configure fails with gmfsk 0.6
> > 	error reads: fftw libraries not found
>
> You need to install the development libraries for fftw. The package is
> called fftw-dev in Debian and probably the same in Ubuntu.
>
>
> Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt | 5 Dec 2006 04:44
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Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found

On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 07:40:10PM -0800, Jack Heller wrote:
> Thanks Hamish,
> 	I am working on getting the dev file.  A small confusion exists.  I will sort 
> out the apt-get commands and get this done.  Found some nice instructions, 
> decided to print them and had to stop and fill print cartridges.  Will 
> persevere.  Thanks a bunch -- Really want to see this work.

By the way Jack, gmfsk is included in Ubuntu and so there's no need to
compile it yourself (unless you want to).

apt-get install gmfsk

should do the trick as long as you have the "universe" section in your
sources.list. edgy has 0.7pre1.

Hamish
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Jack Heller | 5 Dec 2006 22:49
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Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found

Thanks again Hamish,
	I attempted to get/install gmfsk but am using 6.06 Dapper.  Not found error. 

	So, decided to chance the upgrade to 6.10 -- Failed because (I think) the 
Internet connection interrupted.  Have a few corrupt files so the install 
didn't succeed.  Luckily, 6.06 is still working.  (Not noticeably wrecked.)  
Had a much worse experience with Red Hat Fedora a few months ago on upgrade.  
This Ubuntu seems to be more nearly bullet-proof.

	Will try again.  Just wanted you to know I am still trying.  

	Thanks for your input Hamish.

	Jack   KB7NO

On Monday 04 December 2006 19:44, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 07:40:10PM -0800, Jack Heller wrote:
> > Thanks Hamish,
> > 	I am working on getting the dev file.  A small confusion exists.  I will
> > sort out the apt-get commands and get this done.  Found some nice
> > instructions, decided to print them and had to stop and fill print
> > cartridges.  Will persevere.  Thanks a bunch -- Really want to see this
> > work.
>
> By the way Jack, gmfsk is included in Ubuntu and so there's no need to
> compile it yourself (unless you want to).
>
> apt-get install gmfsk
>
> should do the trick as long as you have the "universe" section in your
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Hamish Moffatt | 5 Dec 2006 23:59
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Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found

Hi Jack,

You have to edit your sources.list to add the universe section - it is
not a core package. I think Ubuntu may have a tool for configuring your
package sections.

gmfsk is in universe in edgy (6.10) also.

Debian and its derivatives (including Ubuntu) are much more robust with
regard to partial upgrades. No reinstalls required - ever.

cheers
Hamish

On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 01:49:27PM -0800, Jack Heller wrote:
> Thanks again Hamish,
> 	I attempted to get/install gmfsk but am using 6.06 Dapper.  Not found error. 
> 
> 	So, decided to chance the upgrade to 6.10 -- Failed because (I think) the 
> Internet connection interrupted.  Have a few corrupt files so the install 
> didn't succeed.  Luckily, 6.06 is still working.  (Not noticeably wrecked.)  
> Had a much worse experience with Red Hat Fedora a few months ago on upgrade.  
> This Ubuntu seems to be more nearly bullet-proof.
> 
> 	Will try again.  Just wanted you to know I am still trying.  
> 
> 	Thanks for your input Hamish.
> 
> 	Jack   KB7NO
>
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Bob Nielsen | 6 Dec 2006 03:56

Re: gmfsk - fftw lib not found


On Dec 5, 2006, at 2:59 PM, Hamish Moffatt wrote:

> Debian and its derivatives (including Ubuntu) are much more robust  
> with
> regard to partial upgrades. No reinstalls required - ever.
>

I wish that were universally true.  After ~10 years of using Debian  
and its derivatives I finally had an upgrade go wrong--Ubuntu 6.06 ->  
6.10 (I used apt-get instead of update-manager, which apparently  
handles this one better, but I tend to prefer non-gui solutions).   
Fortunately I learned long ago to keep /home and /usr/local on  
separate partitions so recovery was somewhat painless.  Besides, an  
occasional reinstall reduces cruft.

Bob, N7XY

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Jack Heller | 8 Dec 2006 03:05
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gmfsk - finally! - thanks

Thanks to the several helpful replies, I now have gmfsk installed and up 
running.  It transmits and receives -- so far - so good.

One small problem (I hope) is the Preferences pulldown displays only a panel 
with 6 clickable choices to the left and large pane to the right with gMFSK 
on it, but that pane never opens by clicking the choices at left.  I did find 
that a pane would open for a particular mode displayed in the lower right 
corner and the pane is then responsive (alive and adjustable), but that is 
the only action I get.  I am sure that if this much works, then there is 
simply a switch set wrong in a file.

	Hope you can help on this.

	And . . . The ubuntu 6.10 was a disaster.  Reloaded 6.06 and it is a keeper.  
Worked with Synaptic to get the Universe parameter set and found the compiled 
gmfsk.  Thanks again.

	Jack    KB7NO
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Bob Nielsen | 8 Dec 2006 03:58

Re: gmfsk - finally! - thanks


On Dec 7, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Jack Heller wrote:

> Thanks to the several helpful replies, I now have gmfsk installed  
> and up
> running.  It transmits and receives -- so far - so good.
>
> One small problem (I hope) is the Preferences pulldown displays  
> only a panel
> with 6 clickable choices to the left and large pane to the right  
> with gMFSK
> on it, but that pane never opens by clicking the choices at left.   
> I did find
> that a pane would open for a particular mode displayed in the lower  
> right
> corner and the pane is then responsive (alive and adjustable), but  
> that is
> the only action I get.  I am sure that if this much works, then  
> there is
> simply a switch set wrong in a file.
>
> 	Hope you can help on this.
>
> 	And . . . The ubuntu 6.10 was a disaster.  Reloaded 6.06 and it is  
> a keeper.
> Worked with Synaptic to get the Universe parameter set and found  
> the compiled
> gmfsk.  Thanks again.
>
> 	Jack    KB7NO
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Tomi Manninen | 8 Dec 2006 23:30
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Re: gmfsk - finally! - thanks

On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 18:58 -0800, Bob Nielsen wrote:

> > One small problem (I hope) is the Preferences pulldown displays  
> > only a panel
> > with 6 clickable choices to the left and large pane to the right  
> > with gMFSK
> > on it, but that pane never opens by clicking the choices at left.   
> > I did find
> > that a pane would open for a particular mode displayed in the lower  
> > right
> > corner and the pane is then responsive (alive and adjustable), but  
> > that is
> > the only action I get.  I am sure that if this much works, then  
> > there is
> > simply a switch set wrong in a file.

> That one fooled me for a while as well, Jack.  You have to click on  
> the right-facing triangle and it will rotate to down facing with a  
> series of parameters shown.  Click on them to display the settings  
> and/or change them.

This is the default gnome treeview behaviour. I never saw anything
wrong with it but quite a few people complained about it :)
Version 0.7pre1 should "fix" this by executing the "collapse
tree" function when clicking the text.

Anyway, you are not the first to notice this.. :)

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