CQRLOG - open discusion

WAS statistics

Submitted by k8hw on

I'm brand new to CQRLog. When I look at the WAS statistics they are all blank. If I enter a new call the WAS statistic is there. I have compared an old entry with the new entry and can't see what that problem is. All the other statistics seem to be working. Does anyone have any ideas?

73, Dave - K8HW

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CQRLOG is SLOW to update

Submitted by WG9L on

I now have everything working properly using CQRLOG, except for SLOW response with only one thing. When I select a packet spot with my mouse by using either the Band Map window, or by selecting directly on the DXCluster window, the main logging window information updates immediately with all the correct information from the DX spot. All fields auto populate correctly as well. The only thing is, it takes anywhere from between 30 seconds to a minute and a half for the radio to update, change band, mode and frequency.

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xplanet screen is solid white

Submitted by WG9L on

Using CQRLOG, I've got everything working properly, except for the xplanet utility program.

The program loads at CQRLOG startup and the packet spots populate correctly in the packet window and on the band map window and even on the xplanet globe. The only problem is that the entire globe of the earth is solid white. The spots show up at the correct locations and do update as new spots come in, but the map of the world is missing.

Linux Mint 17.2 cinnamon (32 bit).

Any thoughts?

73, Bob, WG9L

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CQRLOG Error on Raspberry Pi 2

Submitted by kb1vyi on

This is perhaps one of the best linux software out there for any ham radio user. I have been successfully using it in my shack for the last 3 years in Ubuntu.

I have been exploring the use of a portable system using a raspberry pi 2. I attempted to use Laci's download of 1.9.0 and everything seems to have installed correctly with all of it's dependencies

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Cannot see entire logbook

Submitted by WG9L on

New to CQRLOG and Linux.

CQRLOG version 1.9.1
Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon

After importing over 16k QSO's into CQRLOG in ADIF format, all log entries imported with only 4 errors. That's pretty darn good in my book. CQRLOG shows that I now have all the contacts in my log file, and I can search for any QSO and the program returns the information without a problem.

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CQRLOG cannot talk to or key the radio

Submitted by WG9L on

Hi,

I am VERY new to Linux and this logging program as well. What I see using CQRLOG so far, has me blown away with all the functionality, performance and screen layout. It seems to be just what I am looking for, to get away from Windows - once and for all.

For many years, I have used DX4WIN on my windows machine without any problems.

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