I'm pleased to report that CQRlog 0.9.3 works fine in Ubuntu 10.04 Beta2, including Trx-Control which was sadly broken (Hamlib that is) in Ubuntu 9.10.

Best regards and 73
de OZ1PIF, Peter

Hi I have found the problem with TRX. I had /dev/ttys2 instead of /dev/ttyS2 - The upper case makes a lot of difference.
Regards John zl3aau

Iam using CQRLOG & ubuntu 9.10,rig is icom 746 pro. cqrlog is set up in a folder under home using the bin version.Frequency does NOT show in the TRX panel or the log input panel.When I use fldigi the frequency shows in fldigi and transfers to Cqrlog when a QSO is saved. Trx buttons do not change frequency or mode on rig when left button clicked.Mode band widths are set to zero (or normal) under preferences.Thought,does cqrlog know where to find hamlib when set up under binary version,fldigi is set up under ubuntu synaptic manager.Any clues?

73 John zl3aau

I would really like to see a short "How To" or Tutorial on compiling CQRLOG from source. The pre-compiled binaries do work great it just would be a fun learning experience to compile CQRLOG. I did find the line: "You have to install fpc 2.0.4, download Lazarus 0.9.24, compile it for gtk2, install uib and lnet components" A bit more detail and links to the proper versions would be much appreciated.

CQRLOG is a great Linux logger!

Thanks
Glenn VE9GJ

1. Dowload the unofficial LoTW's user list from http://www.hb9bza.net/lotw/index.html (the file named: "All known users, for RXCLUS - Text 1 call/line, no comments"
2. Save it as lotw.txt into your ~/cqrlog/members directory
3. Edit it with your favorite text editor and add as the first two lines:

LOTW
Logbook of the World

4. Save the file
5. Start CQRLOG.
6. Open Preferences-Membership.
7. Open a free club list. Search, and select, the new created LOTW item.

As title says window resizing work FB with Xubuntu 10.04 Beta. I hope that it work with final release also. 73s de Timo OH7JHA

I would like to keep a separate log for each of the callsigns I have held. Is there a way to do this and keep the data separate?

Thanks for the great program.

73, W3DF (Dan)

Hello,

so far I haven't found anything in the documentation, so here my question:

Is it possible to print the QTH profile or QTH locator / station description on the QSL cards for the QSO which are confirmed? So far I managed to print the QSO comments on the QSL cards, but not the information from the QTH profile related to the QSO.

The reason behind this is that I'm QRV on VHF and 6m from different QTHs and it would be great to print the actually used locator for each QSO on the QSL card. And of course the station description if it differs from the normal one.

Hello Petr,

I'm using a membership text file as QTH Locator database as you have proposed. This works fine, but for some callsigns the grid field remains blank even though data is available in the text file.

Can you (and other users) please check if the same error occurs?

Here is a membership text file with callsigns and locators:
http://5tx.de/load/ham_radio/cqrlog/qthloc.txt

Settings in the preferences made as requested (first combobox "clubcall", second box "call", "Store this information into" to "grid" and "field:" %n)

Hallo,

i am using CQRLOG 0.9.2 with Kubuntu 9.10.
Now I have found that the Grayline window is black the night area.
Could this be a bug in the program? Or is it on my Kubuntu installation?

73 de Wolfgang, DL2KI

Hi all,

this is not related to CQRLOG itself, but I'm struggling with adding LoTW to CQRLOG...

I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and latest trustedqsl package from the Ubuntu repositories (V1.11.unofficial.673).

When I load my *.p12 certificate file in tqslcert everythings works fine, but in the certificates list my DXCC entity is . So I thought I made a mistake while saving the *.p12 file and did that again on the windows machine. It works fine and no problem occured. But same error again. Have a look at 2 screenshots:

http://5tx.de/dev/null/tqslcert_error.png