Hello, I have a problem with the new cqrlog in grayline window no longer see the point that indicates my position, and when I put a call in the name field of the log no longer appears for the line that shows me the direction of the corresponding station, in over i no longer see the point of RBN when i call in cw, too bad this function was very important to me, wonder if there is a solution for this, my OS is linux Lubuntu 16.04 and the cqrlog version 1.9.1 everything worked very well.
thanks for your work, 73 de ik4yaz Fabrizio

I cant type anything in any field with out getting double characters. my keyboard is not the fault as it is working in any other program I use. I am using CQRLOG 2.0.1on a laptop with ubuntu 16.04 lts. I have no clue as to what is wrong. HELP

I just installed Ubuntu 16.04 and also Ver. 2.0 of CQRLOG. I am not seeing my radio. I have a Yaesu FT 2000 and have it selected in TRX control set to 4800 from the radios menu, Data is 8, 2, and none,. DEVICE is /dev/tty/S0. I've tried several other settings as well. Handshake is Hardware DTR is OFF and RTS is ON and is connected to a serial port. I have also tried the serial to USB interface (preferred) and still nothing. Being new to Ubuntu, I don't know how to set the com ports up, or if that is even possible. Any help would be appreciated.
Tnx,
Dave W0ZY

So tickled to finally get the package working (somewhat) as of the latest version, but having a problem with TRX control window losing connection with the rig after about 20 seconds, (time varies). Running Linux Mint Cinnamon 17.3 (64 bit) in a virtual machine. Connected to rig via FTDI USB-serial cable.

Installed using terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install cqrlog

Everything appeared to go perfectly well, including all dependencies.

Configured preferences - current TRX control tab is as follows:

When clicking on a 5 MHz bandmap frequency, the rig gets switched to LSB.

For the 5 MHz band, it should be USB. This is the worldwide standard, and in some countries a licence requirement.

73,

Richard G4DYA

If I log a QSO with IS0BOY/IM0 and choose EU-165, which is correct for Piana Island, it's OK.

If I then go to Edit QSO, the edit window resets it to EU-041.

(2.0.1 on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit.)

73, Richard G4DYA

I'm running CQRlog 1.9.0 on a Raspberry Pi 3, OS is Jessie. I connect to Quisk 4.0.4 and an OmniaSDR radio, using the Hamlib rig 2.

When I try to make the qso-list-window narrower, the program always crashes.
Running ubuntu 14.04 and cqrlog 2.0.0-1~trusty

cqrlog --debug= 1 ends up like this:

I have only been using Linux and CQRLOG for a few months now and recently I realized that the Backup feature does not work anymore. When I exit the program, it asks if I want to perform a backup. I select, YES and the program immediately exits.

My log is correct and I have not dropped and contacts, but the backup file is NOT created. It was at one time, but not anymore. I have the program set to backup to the local Linux machine and also across my Windoze-7 network. It did work at some point in the past.

Hi Petr!

Nice to see that you are releasing new version. Congratulations.
I think I'll jump out of the train at this point and keep 1.9.0 with my extensions as they full fill my needs and are too big job to adapt to new version.

One thing that I have think about, but been too lazy to implement, is a ncdxf beacon support.

I just updated to version 2.0 and the TRX control no longer works. grig still works, so nothing is wrong between my rig and PC. (grig --model 311 --rig-file=/dev/ttyS4 --speed 19200).

I have no idea what the problem might be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

*** NOTE: Using my "Windows mentality," I rebooted and now everything works! ***

Please disregard this post.

73, k8hw - Dave