Jakob Ketterl

A lot of the packages that are install during a "regular" install are indirect dependencies. For example: `wsjtx` requires a whole bunch of qt5 and X packages for its graphical...

I just tested downgrading libfftw3* from 3.3.8 (which is the version included in buster) to 3.3.5 (which is the version in stretch), which seems to restore the original, quick startup....

I found this part of the documentation: http://www.fftw.org/fftw3_doc/Cycle-Counters.html and i found this in the changelog for version 3.3.6p2-1 of the debian package: ``` * ARM targets have --with-slow-timer enabled to...

confirmed: removing `--with-slow-timer` from the build restores quick startup, too. I will attempt to get a proper fix for this.

i have opened up a pull request that should resolve this for raspberry users: https://github.com/simonyiszk/csdr/pull/51 it may be a little over the top since it applies to all arm processors,...

yes, i believe the cpu detection / compiler optimisation in the makefile is broken in more than one way (i.e. it detects raspberry pi by looking for "BCM2708" in /proc/cpuinfo...

well, i didn't inquire, but i'm assuming there is a story behind why they enabled it in the first place. Unfortunately, recompiling the packages is quite the process.

thank you @smoe and @N30dG for providing some insight on what exactly is going on, and why the slow timer was enabled. I really don't mind the slow timer per...

Hello, i think this is the first time somebody has requested to change the frequency without implying the center_freq :grinning: Now, I think I understand the request, and given the...

I think the point is not to get us to fix something in websdr... The point is to highlight that websdr is a good example for accessibility :wink: