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*Until you install the operating system, the default user = live / no password. DragonOS FocalX (22.04) and DragonOS Focal (20.04) are out-of-the-box Lubuntu based x86_64 operating systems for anyone interested in software defined radios. All source installed software is located in the /usr/src directory while the remaining software was installed by package managers. What is DragonOS and why do you want it? The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. DragonOS is the...

NOTE: CHIRP now supports the Quansheng K5 directly, you probably don't need this software! This utility will create a new backup file for the Quansheng "Portable Radio CPS" program. Load this into the Quansheng CPS and write to the radio. New how-to video available; https://youtu.be/zQxi12pheRo The input files will be a generic 'donor' save file from the Quansheng CPS, and a CSV export from CHIRP. Backup your Quansheng radio to the CPS to create the .cxf file. Be careful to use the "File...

This OS is a configured version of Raspbian (debian OS) that focuses on 3D printing, CNC controllers, and CAD/CAM applications. It includes many tweaks to get the GPU acceleration on webGL, VLC and Flash video for example. Since rc2, we now use F2FS for /home to improve sdcard performance. It was load tested on the pi2, pi3, and Pi3B+. It is based on a stripped down MATE desktop, and is intended to be shared along with the documented hardware projects. Please use the GPG key posted on the...

An amateur radio Linux has gcc, gcc-c++, gnuradio, gnuradio-devel, gnuradio-examples, gr-iio, gr-iio-devel, python2-gr-iio, quisk, fldigi, fmtools, fmtools-tkradio, fllog, gr-rds, tlp-rdw, ax25-apps, soundmodem, LinLog, flnet, fbb, horst, xlog, libax25, twlog, cqrlog, hamlib-c++, tcl-hamlib, gr-fcdproplus, perl-hamlib, uronode, python2-hamlib, gr-iqbal, python-hamlib, grig, chirp, flmsg, linsim, gr-osmosdr, xpsk31, codec2, xconvers, trustedqsl, libad9361, gqrx, hamlib, hamlib-devel, callgit...

This project is Xubuntu with Chirp-daily (6Feb14 at present) installed. It is designed to provide a known working software to load or otherwise troubleshoot loading of any radio supported by Chirp. The LiveCD can be written to a CD (as intended) or to a USB flash drive. If you plan to use it on a regular basis, the "LiveUSB" offers distinct advantages. Instructions for making the LiveCD and LiveUSB are in the READme.txt file on the Files page and are also displayed on the Files page.

The project name has changed to the Chirp LiveCD. Please proceed to the new website for the most current release. http://sourceforge.net/projects/chirplivecd

Chirp is a companion program to Cricket - a network monitoring tool written by Jeff Allen of WebTV - designed to help automate the task of producing and maintaining configuration files for Cricket.