I recently upgraded my Ubuntu installation from 20.04 to 22.04. I have some problems. First, I am getting an error with every QSO save, "Access Violation". If I choose ignore, the QSO will save but it adds another "click" to continue. A second problem is that under TRX control, the list for "Rig Model" has disappeared. Hamlib updated to version 4.3. Not relating directly to CQRLog, but I also can't run /usr/bin/cqrlog from the command line. It does nothing. I can run with sudo, but then it is running as root and not with my information. HELP!
Charles
NK8O
Partially solved the problem. Update to 2.6.0 corrected the "Access Violation" issue. I still have no rig listings under TRX control for "Rig Model"
Charles - NK8O
Charles
NK8O
VE3ISD
Hi Charles,
I hope your problem is solved since last year, but as I'm going through all "22.04" threads, having problems to get my install running, for info: rigctl and rigctld now install to /usr/local/bin/ and not /usr/bin/ as before.
73 de Peter ON4EZJ
Hi Charles!
if you ever have started Cqrlog with sudo you should check the ownership of your Cqrlog files.
sudo chown -R your_username.your_username /home/your_username/.config/cqrlog
Never start Cqrlog as root (or with sudo) It will not run properly and after that you have file ownership problems.
Check also that in folder /usr/share/cqrlog the folder itself and all files and subfolders are readable by all
( sudo chmode -R 755 /usr/share/cqrlog )
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Saku
OH1KH