I never noticed this before with older versions, but I recently reinstalled Linux Mint 13 and CQRlog v1.6.0.

Occasionally, as expected, it asks me to download updated QSL manager info; but when it does so the download/update is VERY slow, taking several 10's of minutes.

I'm running on a very fast internet connection, so that isn't the issue.

Any ideas what I can do to speed this up? While the QSL manager info is downloading, CQRlog is unusable, of course.

Does anyonehave an idea as to which rig hamlib id would be used with my FT-990 (Rom v1.3)? 73
Sid Grant W8SFC

Hello everyone on the forum. Kevin, KK4LSG, here. I am a new Linux user and new to ham radio so please be kind. I am enjoying CQRLOG, but I have run into a rather minor, but annoying issue. My computer clock is accurate and currently on EDT time. The logging QSO time listed on the QSO input page follows the computer clock time just fine. So does the sunrise and sunset times for local, and as far as I can tell, the QSO's local time. The problem is the local time listed in the DXCC box. It is one hour off.

Hello,

i just want to dwnload qsl info from eqsl.cc and this is the result:

Size: 19087
eQSL page was probably changed, cannot find the link to ADIF file

the upload looks good, so i know that my login data for eqsl.cc are all right.

please, what can i do to fix it?

best regards and 73's de Udo, DF4BJ, http://www.df4bj-qrp.org

Hello,

I wanted to release new version today but there is a problem with bug in new Freepascal compiler used in Ubuntu 13.10, Arch Linux, Gentoo, Debian unstable etc. This bug is critical and CQRLOG won't run. Problem is in CQRLOG's bandmap function that uses something new FPC compiler doesn't like. Development of new band map will take some time. I suppose new version will be released next Sunday. I'm sorry.

73 Petr, OK2CQR