Steven Sostrom

Actually, I tried r1068-trunk version 5.03 and r1095 version 06.00pre. Unfortunately, today, I am not able to reproduce this problem today in any version to see if it happens in r1046-trunk version 5.03. Today, with r1095 version 06.00pre, after doing some web browsing on the same computer, the linrad interface became slow or sluggish. This is not like the time when the keyboard stopped working. I closed a few web browser windows and it user interface returned to normal. Apparently, Firefox was hogging...

Actually, I tried r1068-trunk version 5.03 and r1095 version 06.00pre. Unfortunately, today, I am not able to reproduce this problem today in any version to see if it happens in r1046-trunk version 5.03. Today, with r1095 version 06.00pre, after doing some web browsing on the same computer, the linrad interface became slow or sluggish. This is not like the time when the keyboard stopped working.

Keyboard stops working

I am using a Raspberry Pi 5 running DietPi Debian Trixie and QT6. I installed from source from wsjtx-2.8.0_improved_PLUS_250501_qt6.tgz I normally install the version from https://wsjt.sourceforge.io/wsjtx.html, but it doesn't support QT6. It is working fairly well, but it crashes with the message Failed to open VDPAU backend libvdpau_vc4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Segmentation fault It only faults when the "Active Stations" window is open. Edit: I just noticed...

I am using a Raspberry Pi 5 running DietPi Debian Trixie and QT6. I installed from source from wsjtx-2.8.0_improved_PLUS_250501_qt6.tgz I normally install the version from https://wsjt.sourceforge.io/wsjtx.html, but it doesn't support QT6. It is working fairly well, but it crashes with the message Failed to open VDPAU backend libvdpau_vc4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Segmentation fault It only happens when the "Active Stations" window is open. I have libvdpau1and...

Since I have Hamlib 4.5.5, I restored the 'const' where PrintHamlibModelList is defined. It compiled and receives stations. I hope it is possible to do something to make this work with both Hamlib 4.5 and Hamlib 4.6.

I don't see 'const' in the line where where PrintHamlibModelList is defined. I may not understand what you were saying. In Hamlib.cpp I see int CHamlib::PrintHamlibModelList(struct rig_caps *caps, void *data) In Hamlib.h I see static int PrintHamlibModelList(struct rig_caps* caps, void* data);

I tried to compile dream-mjf r1412 on my Raspberry Pi and it failed. I have Hamlib 4.5.5 installed. Is Hamlib 4.6 required for this version? If so, can it be made to also work on the current stable release? These are probably the messages we need to see. src/util/Hamlib.cpp: In constructor ‘CHamlib::CHamlib()’: src/util/Hamlib.cpp:125:25: error: invalid conversion from ‘int (*)(rig_caps*, void*)’ to ‘int (*)(const rig_caps*, void*)’ [-fpermissive] 125 | rig_list_foreach(PrintHamlibModelList, this);...