Mooneer Salem
Mooneer Salem
Yeah, it won't hurt to keep this open for now. When priorities change, we can definitely revisit for sure.
Current discussion about Flatpak on the linuxham reflector for those who are interested: https://groups.io/g/linuxham/topic/107122176
Current discussion about Flatpak on the linuxham reflector for those who are interested: https://groups.io/g/linuxham/topic/107122176
> > > Well, I tried to get freedv to build using the sioclient-cpp package but I can't get it to find and use the include files. I expect @tmiw...
If it's able to detect the sioclient-cpp package, I would think that you *wouldn't* need to update BuildSocketIo.cmake. That file should only be getting used if it can't find the...
Hmm, seems like nothing special is needed for the build environment to find the library at least. You still get compile errors afterward I assume? If so, the same ones...
So I'm wondering what version of sioclient-cpp is getting used here because [per their latest master on GH](https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-cpp/blob/master/src/sio_client.h), the correct function should exist: ```c++ // Client Functions - such as...
What radio is he using? Based on the code it shouldn't matter whether OmniRig or Hamlib/FLrig is used for the purposes of reporting.
If it weren't for being able to stop PTT from within flrig, this would sound a lot like RFI. Might still be worth testing reducing power as much as possible...
It looks like Hamlib 4.6 (not sure about 4.5.5) has support for the FDM-DUO: ``` Mooneers-16-MacBook-Pro-16158:hamlib mooneer$ bin/rigctl -l | grep FDM 33001 ELAD FDM-DUO 20220608.0 Stable RIG_MODEL_ELAD_FDM_DUO ``` Has...